The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-15 00:00:00

tMrsigl►out France, is represented es bring high')
satit.tsetorr.

As article from Spires Plater, that every vserta.n
is tuaktoo. Haider the sahetioli of 'lie Maori4to
to ttSrct an sumo between the Listlitroi
mod irritriatiel ierse of Preteetards, within the (limo.
slims it esters' S) glad is to be u/sew-
Med is tie etansiof smooth. *lwo it is hefted tlyt
midi will beausre toirsrds reciincifing the tomtit-et..
rod iudociisig then' by mutual coseetebiona to fermi.
fide 11* trilling ddresetatri that nitir detract lit In
their kespertability sort vriefigth.

Five per ceoto. ft.,lls —Batik Aciiinia
1,645 fr.
We have received If otobwridt Papers to the IN h,
and to the ig.th itotot.t.
The ohjeetieffla hi the ailvoestee of comm.
lion to the chs;ring precession of Sir ritancte
Burton*, so " piroreatialy
ble. Ti,, Electors, it is tomer ro, wither walked
is good wider*, OP g et l site tr strophal ear wai
not prepared in Oral taste—a the pedestrians in
the peicession were, for the most part, say the
sapient atol high-bores eseeeterwen of the Treasury,
tailors and shoemakers, sod iirofesslirs athlete serer;
arts Which minister to the etelvertience of society.
&lades I what elxvinoe or splentione conhl po.tobly
have been expected front fellows drerwil in plain
coloured clothes, with no riled' of ntlifarinitv bet
a blue cockade! We must acktimvledge that the
procession was sot gone so urderb so well oli.er v.
id, nor so magnificent as the state egoipage of the
Sovereign, when he condescends to oppe.ii is pith.
lie—nor win it so splendid as a military parade, id
which none of the odors dares to lath or re but
occording to the will of the controlling power. The
good people of Westminster have, no doubt. hot a
very fine and imposing sight by their usicourteoulte-
jeetion of the Mioisterfal Candid ate; for, I ant S.r
Mottos, IMAILWItit; been registered as one of the Re-
presentatives. we should probably have seen him
borne through our streets attended by bodies of
soldiers, while the wendeiing populace world he
prevented by the kind attentiotis of troops of Life
Guards from diMurbiss. by their came permits,
the order sod magnificence of the military sped*.
cle. With what loud applause' would welt it di,.
play have bees boiled by the loyal Treasury
Pride I How harmoniously the 'grains of intlitsry
music, on sach en occasion; Would have sounded
in their natal ' Row they would have pr tired the
moody march of the men, the adinisahle skill of the
officers, the regularity of the prorrovitm. sod the
general tiinquillity of the whole proceeding I All
that have the ;staple of Westminster lust by stabs
irately prefeeriog to hallow tittle own tipinfeens, nod
to elect the Representatives of their choice, hunted
of loyally resigning their forheues end libertire into
the bands of Ministers, who hare so %internat.!r en.
deevoured for many years to deprive theft of all
the trouble of keeping them.
There were, however, we respect, no small pore
tion of the Citizens of Westminster so ohl.ravhioried
in their lute and opinion., es to prefer the irregular
and undisciplined movement, the plaits costs at el
blue cocksles of the independert Electors..? this
great City, celebrating the discomfiture of mediate
influence and corruptive, to the steady match aid
brilliant uniform of regular troops. To them the
appearance of a spirited and itidepenilri4 people.
simultaneously repressing their lettings of grafi.
tilde and joy, was a more imposing aid gratifying
spectacle than if whole armies were marshalled in
their presence, acknowledging no firincii le but
that of Blind obedience. The spontenrous burets
of, joy that arose from the incises parts of the con-
tinued crowd that lined the streets av Sir FILANCI.
Bummer passed along, " discohrsed iiiore excel-
lent music" to their atm, and airtight a reedief
sympathy in their hearts, than if the voices had been
attuned to the beet-modulated notes of 'slitiery.
On the " professions, trades, and mysteriew," of
those Electors who appeared in the procestion, we
shcrilld have thought it absurd to mats owl *beer.
ration, especially its a toiletry whose preside* boast
consists in the indoMri.of-ber 'not a
tradesman, however, should presume to hove any
lodgment. or to empress so spiesiou shoot public
affairs, sad particularly if bit should hopper to hare
• broken coat, is • tattier of uneasis
ems to the Ttessory Prieto. IA these high.buro
Gentletbew it Ms groat reprise* tlet • should
be a tailor, or be elevated is spy aloe repuiebta
trade ; sod s as VIM into Porliweet veers
of such. person, is always represedlid misses Cut -
fit to be listened IS. The Cormitotioo, leswever,
hold, out a different Irrieriple—tay airier to seek
peewits the elective franchise, it eirtitisk thorn to
exercise their awn discretion is the appliemiosi of it,
and their Represeotative is the Hoeft of Comment.
must, undoubtedly, enjoy as goad • claim N etteu4
tion and respect as Me ltaproalutatiem of the
Treasury, or of oaf ortheite powerful Noble' sled
Como:owns who return the majority of the Geopai
Go ma of the nation.

AmosOtt from Jamaica orate, that the rot» in
that islood sro wore plentiful this session limo Ow?
hose bean for many years pool, portieslarly su the
sop, phintatiolis.
ft Is reaperbed in s Paris Paper floor. seenraing
to ottionnts prom Stilt:MOON% Swetbe ppproni
bn the only country that dors not this year pertiti.
putt! in the lives of a pleiniful Intreerl,ithith pre%
vat tirreoghoot the cf Europe.