The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-13 00:00:00

WI! / I, Cpl. 1 . . +- , 1 • I ...., "4 : . -;"1:4 1211 A t - 1 1 6 . : o + 144', .-, A " - • 1 41 i•-•=.l. ..rmer..---... ••••---4* -.—""•—• ' 4 h . 8 ' d 7111 ty.i .4 . 44. # is, #. A. d. 45 i 17 te i 401 .4i ” II 0 0 0 0 FORE/Cll Ar.OLLicEives. • SPANISH. PAPIitS, op FLANDERS, HAMBURG'', AND DUTCH MAILS. . nu MIA, APRIR 2.1. In the, night of. the 20th a division 'pi:Millirt Wept in pttrogit 01-the bandit Jollier, tuba betuat peered again et the head of.a body oillurtifr,:lo' Iso to 200 in number. It seems dist titte nitres division, commanded by Captain Chocoo, 4ilttio jniised by 100 men of the regiment of bigiefis. „ • - .:iiiinee with i6rnien, feet and home, eelmed thl. India, and oretthiew toe mope. (Ftrtheiceito l lAig* i o the sight of the numerous inhabitatitiv vim p iletitly saffettel ,It ~ '4l tryortelltrre ' ,vogues from NW city,.4bo stale stns palled !titbit in the night by sottie'artliiitio . - ' l 4 thimselies. . • . , skt.Abeenilla sod 'Porton* they were kpletor .ittipte,lr.ould do the:oitme, though in .4ese psepasaiions *re making for defence. . s ;Igittiu,'s,goet,froo* Madstri , was intercepied by ~4411is,Mod lataterday afterrmen the letters arrived A 1101 1 , ! n t r_ 1 4 1 ‘0t,SIS 0 3 4 11 kii 6 ifitiA1. 40) ,In i u wit tne same'rviday a report was spread that the .f l lii: t a k ‘i # 4" i3 r. tr lF i iO o4 t i rlf:i* , O ur il _ -irwtisht aisint P , Plesehe 4 re'kefelor 4 * 4 8 : 1 ;mai 4 nr iseionie of The- frAly Of ,beliceirig such,:h:Stirt, 01,10 ji..ppreikil by people who sever attended Maas in their twee. 'Lai - ILONA A l itIAI, 18 '.. 11 . • ):. & .5 ..- 5. . . ..t-.1 . 1 I. - 11 1 il .! By letters from Figuer.s , we k no w that the bead I rifliiiiftsis dirty incressiii,g; - r h,Poi t itial Chef, t Hf ' 1 301,.. lin 14. " 'veci • at ha town, was .. ._ore pr •11 WM , 1. t 40W . Was pre. - rwi4ing tri go in pos;nit'er , hills. but the waist of .W o lX. , fill 1).,1450b1y . dr i ly lite entersoisattion of lite?facsions i • Mulct ettih.s4rturnstleices"it !seems Art,otltt of, vlohlefunehts j n . gorrtion,iat roe ono 'should be employed in this servile, but iirkoe l e with . 104 tkas iVre, is no 81;peRrs . •4 iiiitt a measure orell be taken which is so urgently estied.for foortain ;knit public order and tranquillityla tbia'Proeince. ,••4 , g/. It, 1 , ' - &NUL 19. • .. 4 . cebiOro g ,to the acconsits'etach ive:recefie, i l i te 'twuber of facilites is considers/de. Isho:odstssite: fOlin *aliens parts towards tierens; 4111114,::rfilk EAglish:gattOtots. Their, ansifaran• a santrirtjAnket,l w ores. on the spin, situ ariwn orleatcl, Rill 4itx,Teliet hfreches, .:4OsS owientbreiritieui ante J ' 'Otis are commanded bri•peittft and a flier. . . Ar in I ilpt4ciare tectiiiilog in, other ' petts:af,t . IVvilids, and sit is al l affirmed that many F . ' l4 o ^ '' t ! . 'J c ' hi .i ih . i r .P.,: . RWP. 'lll.ltf *r. lit Ti .' " the conspiracy is more sortetesa. their it bas . ; ',4 .. ' •- A rata; fa. ' -.' Iffett lotzZcit-,4 i irt s riveive in 44.00 tr. • Y,4ofEl. .ftl i d Bergrdo, but coolhas. irnportrusce trithq,cymspiral which licatt,ti . iell 123riog eet Woo iime. , , Citptaisonfp e or ii,atelled c r aw feigner's,' fell in le)titr )1844001.fe I'e. attacked sad dirpersed, kiitirur tit* i 11 4 .6100 use primmer. Mims was at !..Invotia witb'Ailaien.! Ater of ,Frounls f 6 ! °l li,Viilll4 4 111 C Wl/.045 11 °1 Ater of peasants Fraud Isom ill gaminess Ara mini. Larce the d r o w of +Of I . 'o. • ,The: oithi biro, i 'l6i .'"'' - ti• ie ' .. .50.meen parser . ate. pang tower warp "I.l,llljet*vet 10 0` :by ,Spo Grrgerrio. I , ~,:io perfo,.ct.ii HerPiipsop Nina seat word thai he does not , know thatlliettare any radio?' Spaniards i ldtliaerisiisetienCtitr4, iiic,.;are they :illill lx • vett not of..if. tO.. of 04 flrers whom the *et. beli : tOokl.' 'aitil''4l,looiit,d, aftims that a .. &etch officer belonging:A*ollle cordon, once de )iwrred to itlisas 48 ounces, slid at another'ritne 50. 11, nddattiat ucifirreir me madein France for them. • • govVnl •Berkt we ltesethirt the Chief, Montanet, bfte strived 1 1 11 3 •181), .COrniug few Perpigasn'nith m teuToet to leave France.• ' at ytmt the hestlof the ''lesiorgents in throe part'siesi'Ssarteniber. and his Ontorn to Spain is &tuba's* pritillged with his par - Trains. - We know thit the liiihlrhirs yesterday 'received this ales*, ivhd we - A6 - !tint doubt but that ;Vex s9ll)Atc4itkitct,cf,ol4l imporlauce of what . .'4llltlMMittyritaititbetboyosseis are the only means to ' . lif a -faction which is pinch more ;- . -;1611/k:11 -wattAkalmittSth of Nat month. • :401d Wilt *deft beers -11Nfit t oO t Aspiiiliiii incslcs . .3*)AB.4.4fniks OH . l4l ; l l ,44llNPlali j i ' ssarcti with • dirfOpidity of lightiing.Selitaik them. , .... ,!. • .: .. : ,•,. r r.. liisimittp. APRIL Q7. Miser**. leiter, ions Ipso toertival floe A ti cant, MsnotratAPlialllfilltddilioti i -tio s , (Pis, earessrs CotriatitteOrr):4llo,beirritires of .Marcia and-: Alicast• .ills ; Nil led a lustier of .P. !mg tie from 1001i:4411, ~. :110 ,01 ‘ en :eel .I‘ftelirtregiment of iCallitiatit it(' . pony of the militia ; atirtt tutttia ri tack itidhe Ipi ed 011; whom they. .1041.0.itit i,ti i,tt:w taii4atisset4iiiii,i Primmer', OoOto:honiss-011d lien++. wed !I, Peeplo standard wills is flittits' imam. • the wens, eifiltehaye,ciiiikigii4uee ill Ibis affair is the cbange of cloraeter which Jaime •tea • • Debts of the Prod', Aril 24. The second Rueiien army has already rrveived she arvivnLisidi l otlbriditsik4as 'destination will lb. E“.• .e It fixed. • ' ' .4 41 )se 1•1 16 ., • In Beresiiiis-161 oettisei of his ribs Emperor is Thirty-six thostomiditorkish troops have e nd= vaneed very near the!Pilth','lo Viet the Tur'lifaioft the Etussians are now hat ma small distance lienn aarit °Oben • . • a 00..010111111111 1116116Cluiebe are fully sallied 01161.04141004WiliNIIIIIIdik this StrOrit.Weioe4l. PF .0111, ;iI W :41: W • AVAILS& i.. this Oiler 9eo• fortheoft :'sti ••,.• is tift•reellealU. APRIL Se. Account/4mmßsstYwsa silera stole, Avec (ha ,t• ar,,fitroipiAgAhva pith the greates% lixßty Sur Om 'apply attain mateadv.v- 1 - 1- ithe Irma i44.10.141* is D iu atter. Great .... !iirtfV o ,I"ngiimag. ituo,l4o:lotecht:etiftitiecpeepte it ware in a clieittie where we are seed eau in t' "" . h. , A•bittLqu'i-kitr.)4oJ-64114 1 ...tb t nagit!,.. 44 wf)S4me:oll. tes• were d , • f ••' ^ l tie ..!ni•lVl,lnitift) • -- ' ' --- • - .1 ---- ' ---- 7 .41 .4..t_oisitiw *; ...: Wl' 0 4 air 241 4.4 • • I . 4 9 , C • 4 40011 tir "OA! Jeel Oh t 4 ..'.! Altessetlnol,-boor)T . . Emelmitge 'on ii . ~.' tit! ? ' 66. ;114. i 56. 114 Ni ; 46 'Phiriebargh ers. 7.1. . ..6-.......i .1.1.,..., Lor a, . • trteekl,'lt ifillti In an extratiAlletttx ''l!ittligftee 4rlit .., ..'1 : po l s tl i ttiiisCheffhidlieltirehie . &Parton., the &evert* Igoe 'hies' en 'esicetiltice'foll . bre^?.ileritree Alexander. Sieek.Reilinit;'.Wlyt lie iloinii 10.1 be deportment for Palle AffeittioiNiteki•tratui 'Alt : ire r . G ii've r iCuie u t now waits for iite.sititetk i lithe • Witco winch have been sent to ell'ilvisentst . , . . . .. . .. - , ~..%IFA;iii TIIS Rellte,eit , CU iheinlig, dellte.ll3. A Mier Item k r etrillar,'VitrififT; 441,'lliet t i he greatest fermaosstion. -prevails in Servia; and it seems certain that it eininot be long before an'isiiiir.q section breiks out, as the Porte persists iu itetfiner-;, mination to dement the Seivisiir. The latter lite - the 44; . 14;*uCesi - liiiies,,isst safety but imirwiti. ctooPqr, ore . trimly iti eat on esample *lnch tblihr sefeWsitS ikiSif *llOO7 imitate. • “ All the:ibil-, dies of the stiliesks dwell are bret!.!en" is the; reek! eiy Murder 64111160 to to Irsll4s. , NJ', it ...J ....Loy ...2 :...1411IVIA• 49‘11L OPT ' Itbseo4: 4hebirieldllsobsi.Padatzky is to go isiliki lititesslol; . *liisWipi*ltssitt "?iiiisitsi - . Ut4ity " Al l ie it'Sii ` Asois. ii;Si . ICioce Phillip of i Hesse liotobssrytostrArtfklYtta from Home to„Noi reo l li t ipt e 'll i f 7 41 1 .IA 4;14 , liy: f ejitxt ai•lsod A s ofiiiti, 1 it . 9 i.•• - .ii• 1 .. e ~• ~, , - • apitt9th . I YetiMffilet fileyffnellkuiet"Wel:e at 74. 1 , u . ' a tiersiiYaieltll i 4 5 Ili' ''' Ages,V i ,„ i nines . . Shares, 665 u . .wisi a '. ..„2 6,......,,.., ~. . ........ 'I:J • -.0 i.)AI4 oi tw,: Liftillir aux,2. the Mite4ieluerhirdirrause,Hogeorlorp bus promoted to /hi Chlkliblir' iiii the'lliiire of agricu Is lure, he soyohat the filen Al ..the, prices of grain of late years was a consequence of the unpiltsilleFed revolutioua pinch took 4sloae-411yrierg that period. He is of opinion that this- intreme of piiee causes li iribliLitiiisletifberesek"ii those 1)1 . 41_114,701 neemseriower life, sad that these 'pekes , foonUly falling back to their former, standard; 414140 - yra 4 4 course that the prices eflusin asuotsetileaste the standard of former cheap:timeo.. Ao b y this musk , of thtngs the rent for his bred which he has enjoyed of tine 'yeiliril, the Count thinks that the Gosstfitf Pl'ot"!ottt , reduce the lind tax (which wore cafeolsteill iiecordin to the high price of produce) in a'siltoilrfelirriFoil•-, tion. He, however, thinks it ioindicicrei to .. .rinse the prices of grain by any special proterlion offofil- ' ed to agriculture. iteferring to Eitilantl iii" an' example, he thiukt that if sgricalture rojoys such special protection, it itiatt•be 'extended to other branches of industry, in order in this manner to effect a proportionate rise iri all other Commodities; and to tins necessity he ascribes the difficolties with which England his to contend, 'both with respect to its taxation and its numerous poor. The cit-' pease. of the conveyauce by - iios and the import duties, afford, in the Count's opinion, it sufficient protection to tke native farmer; but fpr the rest. ' he judges,thit 'a free, trade spit the certiaills of being able to' expoit to all quarterly; 'Museliave the, must beustilcial eouseqUencies foe. rogriCulttsre. In conelusipe. be declares shit bis•pemienlarinierest, as landowuer and cultivator, induces hint to oisert theie principle., as all' yell/ lite intetesti'ar'e'inelatled in the general good, which never Masi 'IC'. PIC'S: fiCor to ./ temporary inceareaitate..-(betch.Pererso they 11 ' I 'piled frail floe Returns made in - the week 'oilier die tith teeseaemed, appearing as an ear the sky of May, IS, is 34,. Ild. per loradred weight, Jev. eta . . elusive of the duties °Cessions'. paid or payable Hottest' um- % •- t —.. 1 .1 It. MN Importation thereof into Great Britain. 4 b. 4111 11 4 4 0,414 ...... • 1"10 1. i P ' PRICES OF CORN. .- . . • : Iss ji, . ..o , BO .Iffeeltly Return of the Average Price of Bstilek Core, . l ' Viecliester Measure, as received from the Inspectors in We he out 'weaved the fellowiug sot lb. respective Maritime Cities and Tows se &Wired mid euforaistion . . ..____.......... . .. ~ . ...YfOra, -Leo .ariaseibe—thieee *bee seereAupwegiee ire calculated.--May:4, in!. . Debts of the Profit, April 24. i 114 1 , b7101 ,IlV?iii ti ßP!! ) 7 • call 4 1 041, 0 1 044 . ,ti.• Imtmemegadied*seighbosehod4 - ' •• ' 7 ' I • . NOtt l it it k ili l t 4l% A .Ul 4.*, Ar t i t i,104 1 kr, Je lt beesliee i Oet yet hie room AreeffsewAlswes Sweden ief trtrie is positively 4ttlyd 6 4 r 9th. 6ossiotesseesee have been aMlttiibifed 4tl r orhplin the harliesis 'gi , 1! • 41 1 uAI I Tie t c .bl4 • • lieitTler' I.43eirein ' ' 141/I . leyro l, I )!!! cleud.,obocur es ihi sky v ."lll4.os• usruotaisalle! !o#N or tiKalimmiti n ti'Clielihii• .170. 4 164 , 1 0, the rawnieter bra hiqueni ly bowel. lir Remodev) r • •• . • • • PARIS PAPERS. • ' • %its, IA Ye air tihe tit/ teemed/1 businerls wi e Vint de Moraiegtigy, •Atinjiter Thk f a Affairs. - Bulletin her ftopl Highness Madeline 's - • " The hirer lh 41116.+ 4 ' three bolai ...11tsiasfiilstost!a euogh." The i nee f Princess of Denmark set o ',yesterday 'fOritegined. • They well spend . isdo!.l in Lon'donoiriii . sirdlthit 6 1 u :(our in the interior of the country. their itoyal Highnesses will retain li l y Nether's:ride tatid Hanover to Copenfnigo - rn. 1313eing his otil in Puri's the Prince visited all t4ie establishments Of the arts .and sciences ; he was shin Oiesent it all the im portant discussions in the Chamber of Deputies. An article from Nureinberg, of the let of ibis month, says—" Letters worthy of credit have been received front St.PetershUrgh, which announce that scarce the fact dispatches transmitted . by.M. de Tsiischeff, no hope is entertained of the maintenance °!..o 4 ace• "Letters from Lent hem, Helmand adt, and . Brody, coitiradiCt aII the rumours relative to the mencement of hostilities. It is at least certain that up to the 40th of April hostilities had not commenced, but the Russian corps were impatient for orders to sdvsnoe. It is worthy of remark, th;,t immense convoys of provisions are collected, which are to supply the Russian army an its march to the 'Danube, ea it has been positively stilted that no thing will he found to support the urinyora.A. left 4sornitof that river !" •-- A letter from Naples announces the nrippiilft :that capital of Prince Ruff°, Neapolitan Aanballs- Moe to Vienna, who took so prominent a part in the a l itenis in Italy. It was supposed he was about -Oreldtaf the porie fewil/e foi foreign affairs, but it is . tie would nut be ehirged with it except on . . 010,14giout of resigning in the course of a year, and yfteu returning into A ostria.—(CoostitolleateLk 'Preuch Funds on the Bth : —Five propourarif sole, 87 fr. 80 c. ; Houk Stuck, 1,59ek; • v/IMIBUIIG, MAT Q. We have at length received by a enatiaireill thamiel intelligence from Cosistenrinhpte'down - to the 004 ;sr April. The most important fact iwhich itatinounces is that M. de Lotzow has net pufFered himself to be disheartened by the number deft difficulties which he has already experienced, That on the 7th of April he adds Avetata the Porte, to remind it of course of last winter. He tAi l !la" 'tied tie ta eccepnce of "Nikita*. It is affirmed he intirnete4 mere Alt-seceptcd Austria could not ferent to the wet. It appears, accordii "accounts, that the dragoman of the ' baseator received from the Reis El meaner of uu unsaticfactory nature. iikleived at the Department for Foreign A ft:ars at ;:Vfinos. FRONTIERS OP 1101.DAFIA, APRIL 18. ;ifetnants bias the Priarilptilidiei'vtite, thud tioriprinhipal nada of the 'forks ertitmerithling beyond the Danube. " Nita Ars only left in illoidavi• and.Vrall ac hi s th e necessar y tremolo to lay waste the country is the event of war. These' teie4 taw...Sing of light timegeg dee divided into small deni helsoseuts to carry off the' poirlAftras throughout the pro: Places. / The Turkish Commanders hate received orders to &Teti tate every Shag at the essuessoiernent of htiveditics, end tol Vrithdrad from the other 141treff the Danube. It app ea r.) also that the ilifeefiti Oak"... previously ands is Old Iwo Priacipalitiev, had so other object but to deceive that Radek. Comnianlenk We slit* soon see whether the Ras. oleos will make all3llttisipt to wart ihese psoriases heriirw they me laid "rut*. irpensopi auetzues do oot atria*, lh iru, will and ihemielvea in a p Nous "I' - MADRID, APRIL es. The Nftesaye'Rflie PeettilSeei of Vnit.d data, an Note of M. Zee resealed to the French and Englith l ru lly4Airter, have ..escited here a aensatiuu as strong as dia. mplegable. The anyeliele, the Llbersux, the Servile'', sittl Vitypts i mi nt y s ,;, alt.arre etindentaing the messier of 'Aid lii-V•Wldent of the (Tufted States, which seems to lay hold of "Ifi; element ale;i Spi,le has tape's ly seat pacific Commis. *loners to treat with the pea* of America. " :• ••_ 1v ODESSA, APRIL 16. - A. Owlish vessekkadammolall us letters froeiroodelaeti. molds w the llth sitflpfl. l Thirleosirtit the insurreCtion ie " Obi lee of Chio;ertatio 'itte Titeldi Welt toduced to the pus melon of a sleek fret It is stated t)st the A — nutria? Internencio received dis. patches- el:Witte Aga ' eniveit rut the 6th of April, and thee be Urneds aiely transmitted an important , • Dote to the Eels Effendi tibia Demonism. But robin( bod.mitoifesied any change of openbatt'om **mart of Aiorlbtior - esteemirece of tbatiftte: f Pftryliteua believe Mtbr i At..9tiolfaniiinople or here, tbet the P o rte cap be lodoestylk ,IA &crick to the (lassie* Villeuttere. Tiro answer gttreebr the Aria Effendi ma dm tfith Mare* eetiiry, " I lhei Ole Pettit lia; mit bier id add " re'," er te tap te/t en, Its 'etiewec' the l liiith penes . alicieetly its worm. Very little is known Eallopietif the Turks sr shim character l Walley were lii 'there avanld net be a salting without ceaeinir (like the Eerboh Courier) of Iwpra that the Divan sill. at leugth yield. Assuredly it sill ant yield. Hut it is penailik that the Christian Puerta, seeing the 000118(7 Of the Pori+, will glee wei.ots their side, and If lIUU Her eNcry Species of demand iirilest the rune. • r • I-, The gvitisA • rays :•aarlot withstanding the dWtiess which is staled so generally to per% lisle the country, it is Ningular, butt I , eatifiitik to learn (sod we state the fact from undoubted' snifiority) that the quarterly collection of the lona rigid tales, which hos pat Bien completed iu this cunut), vas miser spade with wore' ticility, Or with's *Meier Reuther of delgolters." lAnti,pol4, • MONDAY; ,t im it. v. ,•1 We have Tecehred the Poria'Papers up to Friday. The elections of — Deputies for the department of the Seine coditeleeced on Wednesday, sod the F'upers of the subseti**l'days are much occu pied with lists of names, statement., and observe 'wire of Representatives. We see a deep interest taken lby iu these elections, and the ex ',rely missy be pretty *ell cot. devoted to the expression of The Animal des Deems* Adttot(tOtge electors in gene aly is the elections. that the dcfnay be fairly collected in puller. The accounts contained in these Papers respect ing the affairs of Russia and Turkey differ is the dates alone from those which have beets published at any tune during the last six months. ft •is cer tain that oohing definitive bre yet resulted from ,•Ishs ftecistions at Constantinople. and that so - late as the middle of April the Ministers of the medi ating Powers were still %Winging cornainnicitines with the Reis Effendi. fritti mediating Powers are • not satisfied with' the itidehnite promise Olen by the Porte conceruing.. , the evacuation of the pro aelitces beyond the' Dswebe, the more especially as the suppression of the Greeks;ioiich has been . fixed by Alm, g9f tc as the time Ass !Ous t mincession, swam every day I. o ff er a matmdeeperatepruspeet. The 'kpi`ri l i aerpOiiiit j : / it ItregetisPind consisie " Oh thrOUghout the whale d the... Guiltiest iseoeitidees • The itstircittiori &eV reeeatly sideeded to Thes.fily end hlseedottisZ 444re:the' 10'864. 'of the Turkish troops *V An gib 4/"Wit to take up arms, and to joie the Geeeiaa confedera. 'tine. We hear :hut tittle or the formidable CUOURSCHID Packs, the amersernr of Au : this alone .wands ravointibli for the ultimate safety of Greece. Accounts from I%'ariuse anti Petersburgb *peek of theErumeror's departure for the army as cert tala'aud a llistiediate. The Russian army is =alae tihttd in a state of readiness to corumettes event. dons 'at the shortest notice, but hostilities Wail commeamed *a the Roth of April. _ The whole sum subscribed for the proposed Pension Coatracr, by the Snurh Sea Compiny, did not. amount on Saturday night to 400,0001. The sem necessary for a beginning would be little short of 3,000,090/. There is, therefore. very Idtle prospect of the contract being taken in that quar ter. It it probable;lherrofore, that recourse will be lead to the or' that Ministers will not reduce the taxes to the promieed,eitent. A fetter just reerivrtl from an Officer of Ink Mo • jesiy's slap itkatii, Copt. FA taitAiL states that she captured at anchor, off the island of Z nizibuo, on the 4th August last, the French brig Indoor y, Capt. MONGIN, with 130.pleves, via, 117 'bier(' and three Wtlitleil, cntupletiug her cargo, ind arrived at the Isle of France on the 1 Ith of Sep tedsiver. This 'rise' had run eight years in the Slave Trade. The Mend has algo determined the eximeuce of the lolanda of Gloriosa Owe is Albs. .`el), eadVaptain MoteosY 'fonl maim OttOtult of .ftea with lists of name ireine"n°"v •ti relating to the chi f the promises I .y s pleased to Ile hos per era France in f the Ito the public anxi Hated That from the apace • it remain eding Newspaper. exhorti e Austri Re earuestl 're"' a verbs ' scattier the department This reply has the choice of their Deli ;' • EA.4VE TEA DE. • ' • ,11011651.10Cotilly have btest Printed, by order tobtsk'Or Itt conts)niieg the corer - 4dittkiiittMlbil:bis Majesty's Govenunent sold Teiptising the slave trade, which, he regret to its, eiti.ts in one shape or smatter on.. duelist flags of the contiueutsl States.. The follow. yy~t~ circular Tiltir frail .• euninirieioT house at 4aates was eitafterd by Sir Charles Stuart, our or at ,Poria,tiotbe Marquis of London. rry, and abet . the isteoiei in which the slave "blade is carried not by Frew+ tnerchants —Being desirouilkit you Idsould fake a share in an "totiiiilition 'which 1 am ahost to lures for the coast of Afrira, YPruered to detail to pin my plan, together with its cot and ilrisbable result. Yon tut fail to remask, that the only risk to be incurred will belliit Ur profit, as every thing will be insured. It appear, to air, that these are is fart the best siseculations to be undertaken is the prevent day ; these tied 62 . mlvemores offer eery great advantage, of which our port hems tesiimosy, by the number of equipments which are daily filled owl there for the coast of Afr es. My vessel is new, • superior sailer, and 70 feet from head to stern; it is brig built and rigged, and 1 latter myself Ui're is not a better Its this port. The east of its rquipintni - will not eteettl 84.000 franks, ; and tiseparitealars I am about tit detail will satisfy yes that 1 have applied to this point the greatest attention, as cell as the mom rigid economy. This revert is of 14S Um. burstrn, ii tato be cane.' Lie Polite Lilie, and will Ire commanded by Captain Olivier, a 111•11 very well known is hi. profession, and is every way enniby of bring ream,. mended. 1 shall furnish hies with a cargo worth 35,000 francs, and 1, as well as the captain, am convinced it will be possible to porehase from no le 300 nerves, who, whew once delivered, would fetch 2,000 fissio. earls. Tt.s WI Ilk sell, whims ready to receive its cargo, rigged, equipped, fur. noshed wills arms, spare rigging, 3te trarte.l voyage, including sitsauces and provisions for that purpose, as well as its copper bettomiug, guns, &r. would coat— Rena 40,000 And a well assorted cargo being 35,000 " The whole equipment will amount to $4,000 francs. " I shall cause the whole outlay to be iusuied, including, if possible, the premium, so as to cover the »bole capital. it you sheald wish for a prcapeetus in 41E1011, I shall lose iio time in forwarding it to you, brief convinced that knowing the delicacy of these proceedings, you wilt make use of it with the greatest distretion. I shall confide it is you with tb greatrsl pieties.e tinder the veil of friendship." The leiter merely goes on to rateset the person to wham it is addressed, and whose name Is aof mentioned, to take a share iu the cargo, sad addavome proemial civilities. It is signed n ileribier." . ,\ • .. .. , . their ;Sect ,pos:tion to the Admiralty —he having landedk oo them. Their existence is doubted ht Fjoigamten, author of the Eusr India Directory, and other writers. We ore sorry to perceive by the Madrid Papers, received last rsicilst, that there. are 111 different parts of Spain certain armed ba n d, that arrogate to thee:native+ titles and lions expressive of' libMility to itine Comity. tion. Plunder , we believe to be the chief vb. ject of these gauge; but the occasional appearanc e or any persona afi r ectinvo support the old system sif arbitary poser is celeolitea to keep the minds of O.! people in a state of dangerous ineecuri(y. We as told that in many small fawns the pillar alb, C an . atitution has been overthrown in the presence without any oppoaitio t of the people; bet the troop., whether militia or of the line, Seem one form' v influenced by the h-.t spirit, and have c•, every occasion of a conflict dispersed the banditti. These fellow. have, in some instances, assumed as uniform bearing the distinction of a red cross so the right shoulder, the mark of the crusaders of old, and have taken the name of the " Army artist Faith." The uniform clothes are said to be M E d; for them in France, but their meakets, we are told, are English. Tile recommendation given by the President of the United States to the Congress that the South American Republics should be recognised, Isis been warmly censured in Madrid by ull dosses of persons. An apprehension seems to have prevailed that the Cabinet of England would gladly take advantage of such an occasion to display its ttaTellS' to the Cortes of Sissies. S h ould Liglaud feel uwlf under the necessity in this particular of folluv uog the example of the United States, we should liope that her conduct will be ascribed to some better motive than hostility to the principles of the Spa. Molt Constitution. The couutry has answered with alacrity to the call of the town in aid of the unfortunate sufferers from famine in the south-west of Ireland. A mess ing was held at Bath on Friday, at which JANIS UODFILSV Da BURGH, Esq. tnade• forcible sp. pill in behalf of his unhappy countrymen to the honsassity of his audience, followed by a liberal subscription. At Chester • ball was given on Thursday, on which occasion the Ladies kindly collected the money at the door. Bristol and Gloucester have also entered into die cause, and a requisition is in the course of signature foe a meet ing at Liverpool, for the same generous purpose. Shrewsbury and several other forms are preparing to follow the example. The Mama Portsmouth, in compliance with a requisition onmerossaly and respectably signed, has convened a public meeting in the same benevolent cause, to be held ou Wed nesday next. A considerable quantity of sets and potatoes was'shipped in the course of last week at rtymouth, and other ports of Desmishire and Corn well, Ibt the south of heisted, German Papers to the stb instant have bees reeriMil at our 4 tilice. The Frankfort Jowled cositadicts, is very pointed terms, an aeconat published is the :eitteteteee Zeitung, relative to Prince MURATA. Sumo, stud the formation of a cops of . Illetarists in Russia. The Remiss Governmeot, it suites, had no right to prescribe to the Priam • Schen bs should go' to; and with respect to Me litter, willitime was done or intended, farther thin verily au asylum to these unfortunate persons. The Committee appointed by the Austriso Government in 1818, for the purpose of superintending Ike rrd.mpAos of thr paper errreney, has been 'resolved, its objet`t lowief been fulfilled. This measere will produce to the 'nova isawing of 308,000 florins, and it will inere.se the dividend 'grille Soak Aires. kW* Man • is spoken of at Intim, bin it is mut - known wbo will obtaiu it. ' Setstilay the thlke of YORK trimmeie otillthey liminess with the KING. The paint. day hiti 51/4 WIT received a visit hum the Duke IA CLAIIINCE. Yeaterday the Lo C■ANIciLLoa had SO au (Hance of his MAJUTT. On Satuiday the dispatches for Madras and Bengal, by the ship Prince Regent. ',err ci.nied!..t the East Indio Hoine,i mud delivered to the Purssr of that whip. Cowan] Tnomas ALIIXANDER, C.B. is ap pointed to the ialfigreler, es. ~ruch ordered 10 lit her foteilio - seteke ut Woolwich, supposed ier the East Indies. The Winne dad Mary yacht his been paid of. and re.cominursioned by Captain Wee. BOWLS& Lieutenant SAMSON is appoiored to her. The Lards of Council sat on Saturday at the Cock. pit, sad heard counsel in the ease of the : boraw t of Inverness. The matter in dispute is the mode of electing the magistracy of the horinigh. Tne burgesses claim an election by poll warrant, that 1., each burgess to have a vote toe the avigivitracy. and they hare presented a petition to that 'effect. 'Mr. HARRISON sod Mr. ADAM were heard in their be half. Oa the other side, 'nineteen of the old ma gistrates petition to be re-elected, and deny that between•the year 146 g and the present a poll war rant had been issued in Scotland. Mr.." Wilda* and Mr. Gaatie were heard on their port. The argument*, pew sod eon, comist entirely of nacient customs, the enomeration of which would not in tereet the general reader. The Pr' Council did aot decide on the case. Saturday morning Mr. the Bank of England, gal change, that all persons 1 sent to receive new 4 pe► theii ?WETS Per Comic four days notice, receive is money, Ingather with i vita par annum, (row day cf portent. I r. The Privy Council did r. Rae. the chief outlier of see notice it the Stock Es- who had doctored their cho- re Cent. stock in lieu sf . might, on giving the Blink e the amount of their stoc► interest at the rate of 5 per tbrillth Jsiteary last to tI THE BRmstt PRESS. I' I i I