The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

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Cohn is still kept slits in the rorrip 3ourallbs
Tl following are unreels :
taws Swan IS.
Tlio oliniotertol revolt's's* which los lakes at the
esooseot whim it woe lewd expedeol, hemefor on holdout pot
to the back erostiod the King's soasvioge, and the coma, ex-
',eolith's from Cadiz However, the dismissal of mate
rioters, the exile of (When, ore evoked wWlels lisystanswie

iso cootatois widths these few peen, that the politic ought te
be accestoised to them, holi Ilbseisoloossances of the mo.
meet are so exigent far we ihillillisp, that peewee she
west ithlifFevere IS pilikkolligea las obliged ti. rated es
Aloe& Ori the ti,tAteolkiaria A/Series promote doe
aspdal,aterama' stiaa, latch threatens to *sod
Ilderi.einksaiSM 'lt is serials that in our reistiosi .
with lbseload, im eittroom'esiabsess has taken pima. la the
Midst of our dilleoliies we have received fame abroad the
arm% wisdom false or trim, of the casino of the ialmsd of
Cabs. Iliswever improbable Ibis *ay appear, yet the hare
apprelemolon that it stay hate some foissidatios, has milked
to excite dem% and out witiiout good reason. In fact, ilie
little trade we have with America is ceellaerl to Plavasnah ;
it is by this that we keep up a comniunieation *MI
Mexico, sad that we from time to time receive from
that country bellies, pismires, cochineal, be.: it meats,
themfure imposoible to imagine that oar Geverissanse cm
think of this ceaoion. Thom eatmiragant sepals, sloobtleas,
arc a clash fur Owe ef.theae political eutoderivres wick are
become so mationa, aad wish* the. alma caw ear Min.
40E1 Mesa time, the maims ad in a comery where
widens is pablisliss2, Thu acrousito from
the sea-ports am still. . ' day we receive sews
of some prise made by Ills lisiergaists within sight of oar
coasts.
nasimsta, .isittt 20.

The king has been graciously pleased to remit that part
of the sentence of Bathos, condemned as the chief author.
of the plot against the Emperor Alexander, which madams
hint to stead in the pillory sad to be branded. His pow*
is now reduced to six years• confinement. The Fellation d
the four other persons have been rejected.

The Prince and Princeta of Orange have etteteed I. ail
city hum their tour. The Primo. is geieg thertly to Spa.

Newburgh and Dutch Mails arrived yesterday i
with Papers to the 30th last. 'rbe deal settlement
of the Norwegian debt by Sweden has boom already
mentioned. The following confirusetiou ef lit
statement is given in the Newburgh Pylesst•
• avoceassee. my 14.
&MN tha departing s, the Wee tor Sews* the asemela-
tines rnpeeihig the Norwegian debt to Druntark, whit*
have been so king earrylogoo, were amicably etioelpdai by
the osediatioo of Great Britain.

Lord Strangford aerial na tw oegatioliemi **ow
Governmait, In the name of his ewe Coed m. 4 gat of
Denmark. Ms affair, tbg termination o'lok the Inn
always had so iamb at heart, would doubting line hem
bag sines arranged,' bad sot arse of the moms peptised
led to long sad haricot, diseossisas. Now, as we bait
every thing is settled is a way satisfactory to all petilblell
result which Is wholly to be attributed to At spirit of lof-
tier, 'lucency, sad "moderation, which psevatbd to lie sop•
tuitions between tie Swabs!' Cabled mid Lord Straragfsed.
His Majesty's ship Lee, so, Captain gilti‘fbbt
BLACK ER, arrived at POrtsmouth on saturdsy ?reef
the West Indies, last from Charlisstos, whitilolo-
- on the 26th May. The Lee wiled freer IR+.
mouth on the 2ttth December last, is quo* wt
private ship Louisa, Captain
and 115 men, which had

of piracy, both on the high
of the Canary and Cape

Lee traced her from the former

and Mayo. where. it appears,
and plundered the Consul •
24,000 dollars in ro.--

proceeded in search to M.
Porto Rico, Sr. Domingo,

and thence to Charleston,

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pentiilefee, without any chit imria to the iiutlic sen.
plleillettlie (louse to take the emus into
its maideralloss early in the twxt &slim, of Parlia-
ment. The purpose Of the latter is to stew thee
the eirtablighoornt of the olllce o exorbitant, waste-
ful, •nd rairoiragant, and ought to be reduced to
so ecommical proportionate to Its state
prior to 1808. Both these *objects *land for dip.