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evirxe de, r penet,ation, and hia d,svu4ions a dtscii.
fainihiigsubtiety."--*-Inn. Rev. Vol. It.

THE BRITISH 'PRESS.

LONDON,
WED\ESDAY. JuNe 5.

Dispatches were yesterday received. at the Ad-
tniralty from Lord Kttrit,giving an account of the
movements on the opposite coast—and also of the
capture of some small vessels from Hushing.
An Edinburgh howrpaper of Saturday last says,
44 We hear that Admiral Vasttott received an ex-
press yesterday, that the Dutch fleet were oat." It
is hardly possible that this can be come. as Ad-
snirai Masts returned on Monday to Yarmouth,
with the Nagar, Belinetrar, and five 6 and 50 gun
ships.

tris MAJCSTN% Birth-clay was celebrated yes-
terday with great splendour. It is one of those
occasions upon which, however often repeated,
the public' joy can never surfer any diminution. A
full account of it is given in our subsequent columns.

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The Emperor DESSALINES has estab!',ll;?l a Ga-
zette. which promises to rival the alo::eriir itfetf.
It was publis'aed the VA March, and is called,"
Gazette Peditigrme & Commercisle ti'Hayfi, printed
at the Cape, by P. Rots, printer to the Est'',
won." Tric Editor states, that the pipe: is publiilied
" under the auspices of the General of Divisinn,
\teaser, Minister of Finances." The motto is av-
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pmpriat :
" I'in3a.t.ee a 11 5n praduit Vindepenrl,-,ce."—Vot.T.
The Sacifty for Missions to Africa and the East
had a charity sermon preached at the parish church
of St. Andrew, by the Wardrobe, and St. Anne,
Blackfriars. by the Rev. JOH M VEFN, M.A. Rector
of Clapham. His text was taken from the Ist ch,i
ter of Corinthians, and 26th verse, urr n which he
delivered a most animated and appropriate discourse.
A colleaion was afterwards made amounting to
1871. The general meeting then assembled at the
New London Tavern, where they received a state-
ment of the happy effeas produced last year, by
the exertions of the Society. This Society was
instituted in the year 1800, by Members of the
Established Church, and is condtgled in stria con-
formity to her doarinn and discirlit,e. Seven per-
sons• are now wholly dependent upon it; three of
whom embarked, about twelve months since, for
Africa, upon a mission to the Susoo Nation ; and the
other four are under preparation for the same quetter
of the world.
On Tuesday se'nniglat, two Gentlemen of Iris Ma-
jesty's household arrived at Worcester, on their way
to Ha; :lebury Castle, to signify the intention of Nis
Majesty, to pay a visit to the venerable Bishop of
Worcester. It is understood, His Majesty will oc-
cupy the Bishop% Palace, where he is likely to re-
main some days. Preparations are likewise making
in Cheltenham, Bath, Sec. for the reception of the
Royal Visitors; and relays of horses are ordered
on the different roads, to be in constant readiness at
a moment's notice. A letter from a Gentleman at
Bath, to his friend in Bristol, after detailing the
route of Their Majesties on their projeaed tout,
says, " I understand from good authority. that
from Cheltenham the Royal Party will make an ex-
cursion to Ross, and go down the Wye to your city,
where it is said they will not sleep, but pass on to
this place. Here they are expeaed to stay furour or
Eve days, and then proceed immediately to ry-

isiouth.4
The Cori Alrreant4eChronirk of Wednesday last,
received yesterday, contains the following obser-
vations :—., Our provincial intelligence, which is
draws from numerous and authentic sources, is flat-
tering in every instance in.ricifive of -the prewarilio;
temper and disposition of the country. The spirit
of the nation warmly inclines towards that internal
cordiality and public unanimity in sentiment and ob-
yet, which leavesthe understanding lei si we to perceive
the public interest, and calls up honest psrseverance
to pursue it, undistrgled by the antipathies of pre-
judice, or the animosities of party. That such a
temper should be unfavourable to the views of in.li-
viduals, who are important only as the nation is
unfortunate, and who live and Late.) upon the ran-
cour of party, is but too ohviritts ; and therefore we
ought not to feel surprised, if we read of mighty
combinations and conspiracies that never existed ; of
meetings, swearings, and asst.ciations, that never had
plate, but in the c:ibtications cf maiignant and dis-
eppointed speculators. We know or misreoresen-
tationstosuch effea which have been sent to London;i
and we are digrored to credit information, that ri.
brications, intending to mali,:ln the ciaar..fler of the
inhabitants of this kingdom, have been prepared,
which in due time may find their way into the
end generous pages nt —. But neither the libels f
that print, nor the falsities of its Dui,i'n Correspond-
ents, will succeed is dishonouring this country in the
minds of Our English brethren, nor of reviving that
disgust and desperroion among It!, which is the cer-
tain L
off-spring of domestic di,trust, vexation, and
irepehave alienation; and whiei; must be followed
lry our immediate disgrace, and cur future destruc-
Sim."

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