The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

Germany, i.otwit
lion or Eibglond..

Yesterday it Coot of Directors was held at the
' "het India Htiose;' 'when the fullooing ships were,
tikeititap., in addition to those already engaged for
10, r - service. Vl*. Marchioness oflay.
1110 iisoni . Priam Megan, '953 loos; An., 958
I MOO; Assi,..Gewerol Hewitt, 895.i0n5. •
A deices from Valparaisoi to the oof A
i state, that *is *vs Englishes*lnepoipo4,4uptd
CogiitaXll.ollM.Adseard Wised beallesrar
4wipppt' .1
Lord SsalkM. Maas, easPlialtiehla"Yasior.4l4l:
"troaailiin# arm; the two fairinetoihoho !been 'it.
quitted by the Court of Prizes. The Lord SA,
Jeld bid been liberated, and ohortly expected I*,
receive demurrage for her detenqieri; the two othem
: shill remain. A oensiderable 160111110,0 din wale
4. last in the O'Higgins is grid tee have bees :reeoittota
'flirt; but the ether projorty, tiikt;ii from varitmai*
pixel, is totally lost. The communication 64
Valpaiiito to Limo was still interrupted by ta
bolding out of Callao. `''-' ~I wt '''i
'
~1 • • . .
: • tla 'opposed that a bas rearm/al i
lW his.tmoticel exploits is ^mac Ocoee eistiolb
' shay theassad pounds. ''t 090.0 i . H."
' "Alertetireal-Melts of thi illlblelt. says—"r 'T
Mot4l/101illi mil from heuriOall." 15th, to bet
Sir TllOOl4ll MAfTLAIIII here. eke has bees
seined in Corfu by the limarliesedormio the Okada/
' We trust that he' will faillellie- or, hrlidask
before his departure, of '
Okitoxious regulations respecting the up ja
Wm . . - i ,I own
Impels from Zinte of the gth ultimo have%
received. Th-y mention the arrival of intellig
from Potreo, that the Greek troops from Tips,
lie'. had arrived before that place, and were at-
tacking it. On their approach, the Turks began
to put into execution a plan they had previously
formed for the dertroction of the town, which they
set on fire in several places. The conflagrinion wee
raging when the accounts left, gad all'` •,"t(,
testis hod quitted Paolo. The EasliskSortmol
had arrived at Zante. About 1,500 Lollitil Tares
eaasained in the castle, which. see the Greeltwase .‘ll
provided with artillery. is described as 1 iploy
illaabig to resist their attarks ; but it was OttaillAle
;#4l, must soon sarttpder. for eo* of Atresaki*
:;;M. Our ate" iiitamailleteeetaase asellarilealey.
sad M. Fcastaittaa Twomey.
from
of
Ler*ion. are arrived in town from . .. s.' diabOic
We ouderstaad that mosiderablormproiremests
are to be adopted the ensuing season iti the uniform
of that old and distinguished corps the Surrey Light
Horse; the heavy helmet' and light jack boots hi.
therto wort Err to be superseded by the modern
chime, with tirlet plumes, and grey Wellington
overalls striped with sairei.
1 Three thousand of the veteran battalions are to
! be immediately embodied. The adoption of this
measure i• supposed to have been the cause of the
Duke of Yore's sodden return, from l'in.'s, at
Lulworth Castle.
Extract of a private letter &lie *An, dated
October 25:—" The Turks have come down with
ouch's fume to the Mores, that the Greek 'goo.
dron. could not look at them. they have been join-
ed also by the Algerine end Tums squadron., but
the season will now put an end t 9 heir qperetions
until the spring." .t ,Ii
In consequence of an Address, signed by 25 ma.
gistrates, and presented to the Hon. Colonel WODE-
-1400111 (hit MAJIIITY'S Lieutenant). remonstrating
against the decision of the lest Sessions its favour of
the Castle-Hill, Norwich, as the site for the New
Gael, a meeting of the Magistrates of the county
was held at the Norfolk Hotel on Saturday se'u.
night, when several Ilerolutions were agreed to, de.
elaretory of the opinion of the Magistrates that
44 they will feel it their duty to endeavour to do.
suede the Sossiorta from re-considering a decision
legally obtained, sod which, as it is not within the
jurisdiction of the Sessions to annul, it would, in
the opinion of the meeting, be unbecoming its dig.
pity, by extra-judicial means, to defeat."