The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-30 00:00:00

Postscript,Toesclop, October 29, 1821, Pour o'Clock.

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SURout-The B. P. Baser market opened 'wavily this
morning, but the total quantity sold to.day amounted to
about 'moo blade. and at full priers. A public sale of 114
chests Brasil oru brought forward, but Ike chief part was
takes is.

Cortnn.-111 private cootract the market was very dull
to.dsy, Ned scarcely any business was done; at public auc-
tion a parcel of wood ordinary mixed Su Dueuinfro is casks,
was taken in at 104 h. per cwt. part of which was afterwards
sold al Ws. per ewe.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

aisromr, liPTglelllta 25.

The Right Hun. Stratford Canning, British Am-
bassador to the United States, and his Secretary,
Mr. Wilmot. arrived in this city last evening from
Quebec, and have taken lodgings at the Exchange
Coffee-house.

The Spanish Ambassador and his Secretary have
alto taken lodgings at the Eschanirr.

'Ermines 27.
By the brig Charles, from Clacton', we have
received pipers to the 30th April. It was reported
the Mauritius Wend was to be restored to the
French by the English, in excitant for Corsica.
A fire at Surat destroyed 4.000 huts, and property
to the amount of 40 lac.. The cholera mochas ling
made its appearance again in India. On the
King's birth-day a number of prisoners were libe-
rated at Calcutta, some of whom hod been thirty
years to confinement. The establishment of tele-
graphs to India had been commenced.

IHIPTSIIIIER 30.

FROM PORT-AU-PRINCIL—By the briK John
London, the editors of the Gazette have rreeivrd
Port-au-Prince Papers to the 11th alt. which do not
contain any news._ _ _

A letter Irmo Port.aa.Prince, of the 7ih instant,
gives the following estimate of imports for six
months, ending in June:— _

1:10Ilan, Tose.
Fume t►e Untied Slain 410,292 9,636
France
290,192 1,1118
Gerona aged Hellaad

The asme letter speaks of au attempt on the part
of Darrour to raise • clamour moonast the blacks
against the people of colour. Four Deputies. who
were accomplices. were ■nested and thrown into
prison. Darfo•r was tried she next morning and
shot. Mid the remainde► banished to the interior.
Tranquillity was restored ; and, ob. eeeee the writer,
such attempts only tend to strengthen the Go-
•ernment.

OCTOBER I.

This day, by the Commercial Treaty with France.
the ships of both nations may enter each other's
ports on reciprocal terms.
The brig Fairy. Hillyer, of ibis port, from
Buenos Ayres, for Cape Haytieti, was captured on
the 301 h or August, by a Swinish privateer, •od
carried into Ponce, Purto Rico. Capt. H. and
off►cers were shamefully treated, and the crew rob-
bed -or all their clothing.
The brig Cameral A. iadesoa. of this port.
which was rallied into Ponce, Porto Rico, by a
Spanish privateer, Ws been 'dictated and damages
awarded by the owners.

NSW YOKE. IMPTltilina O.

The brig Carolime dam, Cleasal, has
EMMA Mt
Char 101011 hOlll St. Thomas's. Captain C. inform;
that it was reported when he left. that on the arrival
of the wounded men at St. John's, P. IL sent by
Lieut. Gregory, hone the Palmyra, the aeon who
had his l.g shot off was placed in a conspicuous
part of the city to raise the spirits of the mob, mild
all the Americans in port were obliged to keep clove
until the arrival of the Plume, two days after,
which ship load orders to demand the release of all
American vessels which had been captured by 81111
nosh cruisers. and in case of a refusal, to capture
all cruisers she might fall in with. A sharp Danish
brig arrived at Si. Thomas's on the 3J libellant, in
a short pass/age from Laguira, reports that General
Morales, who had advanced from Porto Cabello to
Valencia, had reireateol to the former place.
The French brig L' Azeona, Csptaiu Lauhle, ar-