The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-14 00:00:00

IVESTMORL.4ND ELECTION.

The &Honing is Mr. Brougham's address at
Brough,mi Friday evening the 3d itirtnut, ou leav-
ing the county :
" Cronyism—My Parliamentary ditties now require
my immediate presence iu London; hut I rejoice to think
that I have been able to visit most parts of the county, and
I am thankful to those friends of the Independent Cause
who have been kind minuets to meet me at a distance from
their owe homes, where the ouavoidable shortness. of my
stay rendered it impossible for me to see them.
" I declare to you most solemnly, that every thing which
ba■ passed since my arrival, gives me expectations of suc-
cess sanguine beyond all I could have imagined.
" I have wily met with one disappoiatment—l told you
before I came, that I should court every opportunity of
meeting you, in order to have my conduct examined ; and
tint I expected our adversaries also to take the same oppor-
teuities of putting themselves upon their country. to every
quarter of Westmorland I have come before you, assem-
bled to deride between us. They have made no inch ape
peal, either by themselves or their supporters. If they re-
serve their defence for the slay of Elect iou, I shall meet Ikea
then, and I know beforehand the smolt.
Chive more accept my hearty cong►atulations upon the
noble triumph that awaits as. To bear a part in so gallant
a struggle would be a proud distinction for each of yon,
though we should be defeated. lint alio can tell the glory
with which weinniorianil will cover herself, when her noble
efforts are crowned with victory Aud which of us all does
not now feel that this triumph is certain? Nothing hut our
own relaxation, through too great security, can possibly in-
jure the cause. Against that I warn you and I know that
shall uut speak in vain."

IVAV.4L INTKLLIt.eNCE.

APRIL 12.

Yesterday arrived the Martini, Driver, from Calcutta;
sailed 211th October ill company with the Martha, Cogill ;
Caled 'a, Wales; Lord Wellington, Harris ; and Ganges,
Chapman ; spoke on 26th February the George Canning,
—, from lii•ngal fur Greenock, alto the Moffat„Lee, from
ditto for Loudon, all well; in let. 47. lung. 13. the Martha
experienced a very heavy gale of wind, in which she Inbound
very much, and hail three feet water on her deck.
Arrived to-day and passed np Channel the 141, Smith,
from Oporto fur Loniliiii,oat eight days, all ersll.
The 'Earner and Drake are under orders to sail for New-
forindland iu a few days.
The Minerva and Nearehus transports, and Sirene, Muss,
are released from quarantine.
PLNVOUTII, APRIL 11.
The Mersey is ordered to befitted. preparatory to her bc.
lox suck, in like ommier as the Eden has iWeil.
Seven thousand tuns of tine oak are on their way from
Dalmatia to this port. This limber, we utiderstatid, has
lain seasoning on the ground I yeas a.
VA1.11011714, APRIL 10.

Arrived the 11arrhinness of fialihlutry packet, with Mails
from Malta and Gibraltar, eighteen days from the latter
place ; and Duke of Kent packet, with Muds from Lightish
in five days.
The &Miming packets are is the (toads waitina, for a fair
*Mil, viz.—the Lady Louisa, for Gibraltar and Malta ;
Norton, fur Jamaica; and Lally Mary Pelham, fur New
York.
OVAL, APR.II. 12.

Yesterday arrived and sailed for the Hirer, the Prowess
Charlotte, Leislima% from !lowboy; and Mediterraemso,
from Trieste.
Came dome from the River, the Malabar, Aseongb, for
Calcutta; and about 20 sail of uutwitrd hound ships, and
remain a ills the rest rot per last.
Tu.day arrived and aaikd fur the River, the Caledonia,
Wales. from Bengal.
Cause down (ruin the River Ilse Leda, Smith. for Roston ;
Dwius, Gray, for Miramichi ; Spartan, Brown, 14 ditto;
Sarah, Frank. file ditto ; Arehihrild, lurks, foe Anlitaa ;
Andtrwii, fur New 8/111111% k ; Isaac Todd,
Smith, fur Halifax; Richard end Anil, Mersin, for Madeira.
Sm.; Llectrii, Todd, fur ; and ►ailed with' the
whole of the uutwasd•bouud fur their different destinations.
waynotivis, APRs. 12.
The Rerniford, Rood, of and from Shields,. fur Topsham,
got on *bore last evening, when getting tinder weigb in
Portland Road*, but is expected to be got off without
damage. roar ES, APRIL 12.
Sailed the Integrity, Elderkin, for Ane.tershwii.
PVNZA7ICV, APRIL 10.

The Vittoria, 'Cowman, from Crete, Cd. ttotierilam was
driven on •Isore yrairrday morning, whom a ante lo the east
of this harleoir, and is now a oiniplele wreck. The cargo
(who. and stoves) is principally ; crew ninw ore saved.
ORAVVIVID, APRIL 12.

Arrived the [terns, Faella'd, from Calais ; Wellington,
Farish, front Limerick; Henry, Jameson, from ditto; Dili-
gent, Atkinson, from Harlingen; laird Melfille,Weatberall,
from &twat ; Hero, Price, from ditto; Tritw, Gray, frusta
Lisbon; New Blessing, Tedbal, front Waterfurd; Loft,
Priest, from Handowelt ; and some others.
SaikJ the Lady Melville, Stuart. for India; Scaleby Castle,
Sotheby, fur China; Cabalva, Dalrymple, for India; Malta,
Strange, for Constantinople; Janus Hattie, Sly, fur Belfast;
Calkturitte, Holman, fur Limerick; Alfred, Maine, fur Dub-
ha ; Aintwell, Alexander, for Stettin; uud a few more.

A few days since a very extraordinary rat was caught
and killed on the cheese chamber of Mrs. Doggett, at Win-
fa►thit g, near Dias:—Length from the 110 NC to the end of
the tail eighteen inches: it possesses three prodigious
teeth or tusks, two on the upper jaw and one on the lower—
the one all the lower is upwards of three inches long► and
forms nearly a circle, it penetrates the left chts.k by the eye,
and only the akin on the throat pr►vents its bring seen :
the left tusk 011 the tipper jaw forms nearly a end,. and
enters the roof of the month, and is there set fast, and front
the forehead being so much raised opposite where it enters,
probably had It lived, it would soon have appeared like it
small horn ; the right tusk forms a circle by the outside of
the right cheek—these tau are as big as the other, but not
more than half its length. The sufferings of this animal iu
the midst of plenty must have been extremely severe. The
mural of this may serve to .hew that the poasessioa of
plenty may ha a continual torment wheat the means to en-
joy it are witheld.

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