The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-11 00:00:00

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In a speech of extreme length, enlarged upon the In.
vidious manner in which the power of restricting the
Press had been exercised with respect to the daily
Journals, and opposed the prolongation of the law
upon the grounds that it was • violation of the Charter,
and an inroad upon civil liberty. M. de Sanaa,
Keeper of the Seals, defended the conduct of the
Commission of Censorship, whose control. he con-
tended, had been impartially administered. The
restraint imposed upon the promulgation of soar.
chicsl principles was, in his opinion, the only sure
check to the designs of faction ; and the circum-
stances of the times imperiously demanded the
continuance of so wholesome • control.
The Chamber afterwards became • scene of tu-
mult, in couseq;esice of some persooal invectives
which were vehemently veined from the right and
left sides. M. de LILO?. 111. DUPONT de l'Eure,
and M. de GI RASOI X, opppos•d; and M. PASO Ut ta,
Keeper of the Seale. and M. de Courraftext., de-
fended the restrictive system. M. DUPLICSSIS
GILENNDAU next appeared at the tribune. and
aissaminieed by analysing the policy pursued by
iIoiATA RTE. But;' mid the Hon. Meesber...
" the Usurper is dead."—(faerrapiion from the
tentre.)—Turning to the left, " Now, if you like,
ay out Loos live the Emperor P'—‘4 On this,"
says the Gazette de France, " the Members of
both sides quitted their seats, the Ministers with-
drew, and the Deputy descended from the Tribune,
testis% the remainder of his speech unuttered."
It is observable that the intelligence of Boea-
Tra7R's death did Dot seise the prices of the French
Government Securities one per cent. The Five
per Cents. which on Thursday closed at 83 f. 80 c.
left off on Friday. after the account had arrived in
Paris, at only 86 f. 30 c. Bank Stock, which is
constantly varying, merely rose from 1,530 f. to
],535 r.

A Ilarnburgh Mail has arrived, extracts from
which are given in another part of our !Alper.
They relate chiefly to Turkey.

A letter from oar Correspondent at Dover, dated
July 9th (Monday), says--" The Duke Da
Gassinotur, Ambassador from Paris, with a nu-
merous retinue, is arrived this day from Celina.—
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE and the Prince HATS-
VELDT are expected to-morrow from Calais. Fur
some days the arrival both of English and Foreign
%Ability have been very considerable. and marry
;love are on the road travelling for the Coronation."
The Paris Papers state, that the Duke Da Gassa-
YOST'S Deputation is very brilliant. It includes
the Marquis Da Peatasoo, Pee► of France, and
several other persuus of the first distinction.

The Duke or CLAIMICZ visited the Ktua yes.

Ynterday the Doke or YORK held a Levee, at
at his office in the Hone Guards.
The Duke of YOILK and a select party dined
with the Marquise(' LoNDoNDIUY yesterday.
Yesterday the Duehess of CLAItiNGS rode to
Kensingion on a visit to the Duchess of Kelm
Monday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the
Duke a id Duchess of GLoucarrea.
Yiesterday the Princess AUGUSTA rode out in an
wee carriage

Prince LsoroLD, the Duchess of KM!, and
the Princess FEODOR, returned to town on Monday
night, from the Earl of Ems's, at Casharbury
Park.

Loot night the Undies, or KENT honoured the
Italian Opera with her ',reviler.

The 4th Ligbt Dragoons, the gth Lancers, and
the 10th Hussars have remised orders to be in
London by the 16th instant, in artier to •Wend the
Coronation. So that including the Life Guard.,
the thiford Bluer, and the Scots Greys, we are to
hive seven regiments of cavalry in town upon this
occasion.

The occasion of the approaching Coronation of
Ilia MAJESTY will be °thrived in this city by ti e
Corporation attending divine service at the Cathe-
dral in all their formalities; after which they will
give a dinner at the King's Head Inn, to the Dean
and Chapter, the Military Offices' on duty here,
&c. Dtursers will also be provided for the poor of
the different hospitals; and in the evening beer
will be given to the populace in various quarters of
the city. It appears to be the general wish that no
illumination should take place, us, independent of
the expense which such a demonstration of joy
would confer on many poor families, the season of
the year is ill suited for a purpose at all times trou-
blesome and dangerous.—(Glorcester Jourtod.)
The East India Company's ship Kepi/se, out-
ward bound. was to sail from St. Helena, the 14th
A ;oil last.

The ship Hyperion arrived at Bombay the lst
January last.
Another great Capital sold by 9isn ! ! !—Yealvt.
tiny 19.515 was drawn a Prize of 16.0001.
sole, %Inch was sold by RIM al his Offices, 4, Cornball,
and 9, Charing-rms.-8m also sold some minor Capitals
yesterday; sad la the late Drawing lie sold No. 14,041,
a 21,0001. Prato, and several other Capitals The Neal
priming, will be on TIVLsDAT NEIT. and nn the SATURDAY
after the Lowry finishes.— I hr following Capitals and other
Irises are still in the Wheel :

i
2
1 ...... 15.000 Commis .. 1500.
2
2
2 - 1,100 Consuls t*
4 404 I .uusul• I IN
. .
0
20 .. WI M. 1,00
_ _

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41
50
1,015
1,100
All of *Melt must be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, sad tke
NATVRIDAY after. AGm warrante.l unsleassn Tickets
bad Mimes are still on Sale at DISH'S Offices, 4, Corobill,
and 91 Cbasiarcaose, and by bis Aleuts iu do Country.