The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-08 00:00:00

merchants, both at Lloyd's and at Jamaica,
As-
rated that the naval force on that station was in-
competent to the purpose. The Courier, 6, wiser
flan both these together," now says, " There is
force enough for the purpose; but the depredations
are committed tinder Spanish and Indepeodeut
gar, aad under pretence of belligerent rights."

The 4th of November passed over in Dublin
without any di.turbence. Crowds of iwople were
ovembled in College-green, in consequence of the
oreclomarion of the Lord Mayor, prohibiting the
dressing 'of King Wit.Liest's statue, but the ori-
ginal 'intention of the Oungemen was abandoned.
One ferocious fellow, covered with orange trappings,
ibeet Itn o'clock in the morning, made a magic
..ircle round the 'tour, but the evil spirit was put
to flight by the police, and effected his ercepe. A
tingle effort has thus sufficed to suppress this science
of strife and discord ; but it must not be forgotten,
that this single effort required the union of the Go-
vernment and the civic power, on both of which it
sleds a lustre.

We here copied frost the Frtexam's foamed a
report of a curious and interesting triad, on which
the party was found guilty of administering an Un.•
halal and seditious oath. It gives only the evi-
dence of tl.e person to whom the oath was admiuis.
toed, and this disclose. a very extraordinary plot
indeed. It says, that at a meeting of delegates
held at Armagh, the prisoner a'aied, as the object
of the abbUCiat too—
That during the trial of the Queen there was an under
standing bet ream the Radicals of England and the people of
Ireland, shut had she been found guilty the Radicals were to
have risen in rebellion. A diversion in favour ask English
Radicals was to have been made in Ireland by droppiog sedi-
tious papers, in order to draw off a part of the military fortes
from Eggload, and the Radicals were thew lo lake posses.
sion of Leached, after which they were to come and assist the
Irish in obtaining their liberation from the yoke of Eagiand.
As that event had out taken place, their plans were in cons,-
mince changed, and they broke off all colonesaieatie• with
the English, except with the English Catholics, who were lu
assist them iu overthruwiwg the Government."

The witness who gave this extraordinary testi-
mony, it will be observed. was an approver. We
tire anxious to see the evidence of the other 'M-
ama by which it was supported.

W. J. BAUM, lE..q. son of Mr. BANKS!, or
Corffe Castle, has announced himself a candidate
for the representation of the University of Cam-
bridge, in consequence of the re►ignation of the
Secanna of the House of Common'.

A letter from Florence, dated October 21, says
..—," Lord BURCHERSII, the British Ambassador at
this Court, returoed is this city last week, with
his Lady sad family."

The following was posted at Lloyd's yesterday
morn' :--

The Addphi, Mara, from Jamaica, arrived at Liverpool,
boardrd w :he t2d of September the brig Hassoals, of and
ter Philadelphia, from St. Jags de Caba,out tbirtySre days;
she hid been takrn by a piraticsl schntmer, sad carried isms
Rio de Purnss and &gained 28 days; they souk from her 28
bags of coffee, 14 rains of germ, a quantity of hides, their
witches, quadrants, sod clothes. On the 23d fieptembrr
spike the Vittoria from Jamaica to Liverpool, out 19 days;
she sus a writ icAl 'dimmer take a Freer,' ship sod as Eng-
in') brig lite dry before.

A Decree of the Peruvian Government, dated
Um., 291!) April, hiss been received, respecting the
ileteenon of vessels suspected of a breech of their
Navigation Lass. By this Decree it is decided.
that all Captains, Owners, and Supercargoes shell
have the power of molting two appeals after the ori.
ginul ',entreat is passed, rod that all vessels detained
must be sent into Callao fur judgment. Should it
clearly appear that the vessel has been unjustly de-
tained, she is not unly to be immediately set at li-
berty, free of duly, and furni►hed with a proper
berme to prevent further detention, but ilie Crptor
is to pay all the expenses and charger attending her
detention.

A public meeting will be held at Bristol to-mor-
roe, relative to the reprol of the Insolvent Debtors'
Acts. It will, no doubt, be numerously attended,
the requisition to the Mayor having been signed by
shout • hundred names of the first respectability.
The ban- ful effects of those Acts are every where
acknowledged ; and we trust, that by co-operation
with other large trailing cities, • proper impression
will be made upon the Legislature in the nest Sea.
won, so that essintial alterations will be made. if a
repeal is not wholly effected.'-(Hereford Paper
of Wednesday.)

We understand that Mr. OwetiT continues very
active and ►uccessful in his exertions to interest the
nobility and gentry in favour of his plans for the
amelioration of the people of Ireland, by means of
an improved system of roopinyment and instruction.
During the last week he visited several Institutions
for ELcatiuu. and exeinined some Establishments
of United Labour, dined at the Bishop of DOW N's.
and spent some days with the Duke of LEINSTRR
and Lord CLowcuaay. On Wednesday last he
had all interview at the Vice-regal Lodge with his
Excellency the LORD LIRUTININT, which, it is
supposed, will lead to important and beneficial
changes in the condition of our unfortunate coun-
trymen.— ( Dublin ?remotes Journal.)
We feel more pleasure than we can well express
in cringe ttulating the public on the amazing de-
crease of fever that has taken place (in Galway).
This is indeed gratifying intelligence, and will be
killed with pleasure by every well-ref-her of society.
considering the ravages it has occasioned. The
'linable ►ervices of three of the physicians have
been dispensed with; and we cannot give the public
a greater proof of the decrease of contagion than
this one fact alone.—(CormargAt J I.)
THE Rua os.--The market yesterday was in
general firm and well : the Foreign was very
unsteady and flat in every thing :—Coneols for
Account. 81/ ; ditto fur Money. 81;1f ; Re-
duced, 81; bit ; Bank Stock, 45 ; 31 per Cents.
94; 4 per Cents. 99if ; New ditto, Ma;
Long Annuities, 20i ; India Bonds, 47 49 pr.;
Exchequer Bills, 5 7 ; Small ditto, 8 9 pr.—
Foreign Stuck*: New Spanish, 681; Neapolitan,
F 4411!; Russian, 871 8811 ; Pennies, 861 87;
Columbian, 881 86 e 5.