The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-07 00:00:00

Y4R3lOllnl, OCTOBER 4.

On Wednesday last Dr. Bateman was sworn into
the office of Mayor of this borough, when a very
numerous party dined with the new Mayor at the
II Lll. After dinner the usual public tunes were
given, and 6' Lord Liverpool and the Ministers"
added. The health,' of the worthy Bishop. the
Lord Lieutenant, and the Members for Norfolk
and Suffolk, and the Borough, were drunk. and
Mr. Anson returned thanks for Mr. Ilutnloild and
himself. Ile was sorry be had been anticipated by
Colonel Wodehouse, in the toast he had intended
to give. [lt being customary for the Borough
Members io propose " Prosperity to the Town,
and u good Fishing."' On the Fisheries depended
the prosperity of the town, and he did hope in the
last Session the Salt Ditties, end restrictions which
bore so heavily on the fish curer, would have been
irpealed. Hu cohleugue arid himself had used
ek-ery exertion to obtain a repeal for that object.
Wilco the subject next came before Parliament.
as the Hon. Member had shown his anxiety for the
Fislieries, by toast he had given, he should have
his support. 66 Lord Wodehouse and the House of
Kimberley" being given, Colonel Wudeliouse re-
turned thanks, but was entirely silent on the sub-
ject of the Salt Duties. Mr. Pratt, of Illomiog,
begged to prOpose " Lord Albnnarle and the
the House of Quiddenhant ;" the Chairman, how-
ever, did not ally* it to be given.

The increase of business brought before the
Howe of Commons last Session, exceeded all
precedent. The papers printed this year by order,
fill twenty sere* folio roloniti, which is eight vo-
lumes more then ever before issued from tit* par-
liamentary preps duriogvad after a Session.
EIGHT Twenty Thousand Pound Prizei (Money
and Consols.) its the milted Schemes ol the Forst
awl Second Lotteries —Daly 5,000 Tickets to be drags

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rim! Day, 9th November, and these identical Tickets are
THOllt SUM sz.t.x.--Twn of the 20,0001 Prizes are at-
t.clied to 4.. err, first Prize drown out of the
The First Wash also, iii each Class, will receive Slat' en
Whole 'indrawn Tickets, bring so mans weer doonces for the
other SIX !N,9001. Prizes. The lowest Prizes are M. each.
Mule need not lie said to induce an immediate purchase at
'Mier of *EBB'S fortunate 9, Combat, and 17,
Lt.:gat...street, where Tickcis and Shares are now on ask,
and Sclyettes, explaining every particular of this inletestisg
Lottery, may be had gratis.

The Champion of the Radical Reform party in
Upper Canada, Mr. COURLAY, was still confined
in gaol, at the date of the last advice* from Que.
bec. although fresh applications had been made to
the Magistrates for his liberation.un bail, which,
however, was peremptorily refused: His trial was
to take place at the ensuing Assize. at York, in
Upper Canada. The Aiagara Spectator, whirl
Ilan already advocated the Gourley party, contains
an article charging the Magistrates of Canada with
unlawful banishments, arbitrary imprisonments, &c.
Extract from a private letter, dated Paris,
October 1.:—" The establishment of a Central
Commission at Mayence, and the vigorous measures
already promulgated against factious Professors and
the license of the Press, iu all the Federative States
of Germany, have struck with terror the Ultra
Liberals of Paris. No dispassionate man, how-
ever, denies that sonic remedy was loudly called
for, to keep in sofial bounds an enthusiasm, or
rather a fanaticism* which respected neither talents
nor services, and which in more than one in-
stance had terminated in assassination. The

Decrees of the Congress may, in this country,
produce a salutary effect, that of leading men so
appreciate the liVerty they do enjoy, unparalleled
at any preceding period in French history, sud of
not risking to have it curtailed by an intemperate
abuse at it. It is cou6dently affirmed here, that
the Duc de Roy ico is ion the eve of setting out
fur Paris, in order to abide a new trial, after having
set aside the sentence of death to which he is con-
demned by continuance. Private letters from Lon-
don add. that this sucient Manatee has already pre-
pared 11le,noirs on contemporary characters, and
developements of the views of some of the Great
I'owers, previously to the battle of Waterloo, with
particulars as yet unknown, relating to BONAPA RTE.
1 have communicated to you in a former letter the
warlike rumours which have acquired a census con-
sistency at Paris. A note transmitted on Friday
last by the Baron de VINCENT. Ambassador qt.
Austria, to the Marquis Dcesutes, President of
the Council, is said to he relative to the political
vices of Austria, Rossi', and Prussia. It contri-
buted to lower the Funds yesterday. The Gerdes
Nationaux of the Department of the Isere (for the
chief town of which M. (income has been elected
Representative) have come to a resolution of send-
iug a petition to the Chamber of pdtiey eon-
' citing the dismissal of the: tr the •01.•
vice of France. It 'etc etv to
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direflod rPen.Oil. ki* .

POLICE.
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QUltill DQUAKI.

Traced*, Information was Liven al Ibis office, that be-
tween Ma and &even .cloek ou the pvrre4snß night, Lord
Wshover, hawing occasion t.. call at Nu. 4, Si. James's.
place, be left bin harm in rare of a luso wliu come .p to
him upon seeiag biota alight is St. James's-street, till he es.
tamed; Mit in big absence the fellow decamped with Ilia
butve, soil although immediate iiiiptiry was made, ha boa mat
Mace been hewed uf.