The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-24 00:00:00

VALES ON THE WELSH COASTv.

We ere concerned to Rad that tomes sustained by the
shipping brimming and trading to the port of Cm tartron,
have been unusually severe at 1411 early a pliant of the
114,89011. roll, ream Is have already beru totally lost, and
one set ioudy damaged ; anion them the British Quranr, a
fine brig of VI tons, bound ho laussies, wills a cargo of
slates, stink on she 21st alt. haring spswag.a leak, when a
fry miles S.W. of Bruise), loalaud, which, autwith•tandwg
every earrsion of the crew, t; mural se hat upon them, that
they were under the wrra•ssisy aimmakinueg bra, sisal for.
twarately reached Ahc:Jarey in their boat; they 'au the !nig
go down about twenty mitigates afire they left her. Alm
Ilse Active, a large sunup, bound from► IVaterfurd to I..ves-
pool, Malta with wheal and batter, supposed to hare struck
Luz BA, akey lahriad, or some past of the adjacent coast during
the night 4.f the 20th silt. fragments of the wreck leaving
M•en washed oa shore in lb* etrighboto hood ow the
ing day—every soul perished! Among the sneerer' was
the Captain's wife. There id Every rcawsu to suppose, that
had the tutainded tioht been fettahliehetl on cite leltnel
liordrey, the lattrr 14131 ecrolvot would not hare occurred.
The sloop Victory. of thitagamiust, M•Carfhy, master,
burden bS tons, frum Rua, to Irthool, bauud m Milford,
yids forty ►ead if caul., was oVri taken by very tremar,tu-
uus weather, and cvmiJ DOI gel near the %Veld@ roust, but
11/11a a rsvtu into the bay ..f Itulerwal. Mid it nut b. an for
the light•hnus.es now erectmg, she ve,sel and barer would
bate been totally lost : who occurrence proves the usably
of which these light-houses will be, as they serve, when
completed, fur beacons by day as wall as lights by night.

By the death of Mr. Hairs►i.L, Chief Clerk of the Molise
td Cummuus, the vast amount of lees aces wing to Mai
is now by au Art, pissed in the kild year of the tale kite,
to be vested in COMMiOI/101.1e1S, of about the SI/14,6KM is
to be distributed by them in ralstics and olluwancts to the
Clerks of the House. The allowances 111 the three Principal
Clerks whir attend the Table, are fixed by the Act ; end uuipk
means, it is expected, will r.•rtain fur the better pr9Vl4iuu of
the other Clerks, wine of trbuits are ire y ivadegnstrly pin.
aided fur, considering the length of yeui• they bare been cm-
pluyed in the official duties of the House. Rowe have nu
permanent allowance whatever, and are solely &pendant u•
the small fees contingent on 1991 e or less private business.

• • THE QU EEN.
"Pho following Address was presented Io her
Majeaty 'nut Brandenburg Home, on Wednesday
last, by Mr. Mort and Nlr. Conway, and a &pota-
bility§ Iran the Female /oabittinta of the in* is. of.
Newport and Credeon, and drair.tiyistuieit
TO REIS MOST GRACIOUS lIICIFFTY CIRVIIYUftnIr ?RR
UNITIRD lIINGDOM Or GRSAT lIRITAIN ANI; tRIILANSS,
gIIIVISN CONSORT.
The linothle A.lJress or the tonlersiclied Female
tants or the towns of Newport sisal CM...4W\ and their
the Comity of hloilmoulli.

We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loysl subjects ber
leave to approach your Majesty with the mist respeettot
espressi 4444 ul our emegrattilati 0000 nu your Msjesty's ►afi re.
turn to these realm*, of our sincerest condolence and sympa-
thy toe 'icemen! of the vari.ty mot nsageritirde of your sielfev-
ings, and of um just rudignation against Must who have
prrsuwr•d to treat your Majesty with such ustpsrstlelericon.
!timely, injustice, sod 'rarity. As Females we all towhee,
pate in the pain and slirgre%l your Majesty most have felt at
the gross sod scandalous ineredibilities with which your mor-
onic.' have charger{ you,. and as many of tes as are wives fully
comprilreied tlw porgnauey of your filajemy's feelings in be-
ing capricionely d►prived of your Royal 11 imlinsitfa affection
awl protection, whilst murk of 11,1 as simians the mileetial
character enter most acutely into tin• extreme aliCirtiMi MR)
anguish which you have endured its that tender rrlat• . It
must, however, he must consoling Is. your Majesty to know
that the nomenfril Sensation occasion. d by the death of yorit
illustrious Denghter has hero equalled in extent tool sin.
eerily mils by that whir h our country f. ens on account of the
unjust And disgraceful treatment which your Majesty •xpe-
tiences. Hut, Madam. per unit its to xprexii a hope.that hap-
pier days await pm, that the honour and justice of the Bri-
tish N;IiiIM wilt Minnow, the Agra of the Conititution be-
tween your Majesty sod your prsaiecistors, PO that the evil
Mended against your Majesty may recoil upon their own
guilty heads. As the splendour of the orb of day may he
iub,coreil by a passing cloud, so to the p►ejudiced and
(Tudor only the purity of your Majesty's character appear
tarnished by the foul imputations of an ex.parte and contra-
dictory evidence; log, as in the fornwr case the• refulgenee of
the suit soon dissipates the obscuring vt.puur, so we confi-
dently trust will yam, Majesty's innocence, Ilse the maicono
ttimity and erasures which your Majesty his exhibited in the
fare of an admiring people, and winch nothing hut conscious
r.ctitiole could inspire, shortly temuce every 414.4110 and con
(mind every malicious insmontion. lo the expected .v. Ite
of your Majesty's acrtuittal, we hail the triumph of WI •rty
over impression, of lustier sure► corrropiimr, of innocence
over iniquity, and of Ilie nitre principles of the.roustitirti 0000 ,
civil and rell:ruirs, over the nutted attacks of libertinism mot
arbitrary power.
To the protection of a just and Alfwise Providence, we
commit your Aliijesty's sacred cause, fervently mayinv, that
Ile w•ho filleth all space, and whose omniscience Extends to
every cireuntstanee, will siltiiiiately brim your Majesty forth
from ibis uueomitiotstigmel ord.-al «the brittlit I for the test, '
arrayed in all the Immenrs of uoiversallyeichtiowlidged inno-
cence.