The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-02-17 00:00:00

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Learnt emit ties tales sees Act the parisil
of ills **WA the Jell queue, sad thlilitlate
*OM "amiast free Nikes • Ent tip* }min* a
tM payment of the igithwillthe arsokolay 4.10-
and that the 8.. k sass ateesultersimitlet%
able dileolty is prevail* the (imolai* ti 41•11
ilaintry five being damaged by these reel gee&
tetly permeate; but the evil is ast dadailibed bi
ceeeidetetiee, sad we world maga* tbet if
varieties. menet be remitted, it world be whim.
Mit, at least until Beek notes are immediately con-

vettible is small plastids' iota ceak that its the
Imes'hex* price of gold is axed, the Book elsoeld
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ion Tether mike aide of excess in its issues thente
a iimiontieo too extensive. In the former case the
market price of gold will always indicate to the
aiiectors when they may chance to outatep disk
interests; but there is nothing to ware them
against the consequences of a too diminished ekes.
batten. but the cry of increasing distress throughout
every pert of the community.
'The Paris Papers of Tuesday last have arrived.
The repoit of the passage of the Po by the

kaidtians is distinctly contradicted in an follicle
dMed Augsburg, the 3th. That movement ivas
stated to have taken place on the 29111 last.—
Had it actually • occurred it must have been
**own at Augsburg before the fib instaut.—ln the
sitting of the Chamber of Deputies ou the
15th, M. &MAMAS!. CONSTANT complained of an
humus(' in the report of the !proms verbal of the
rectehog day, the words occupation of Spain haw-
iag been enbitituted for " occupation of Naples."
He wan followed by M. Di LA FAYa'rra, who
took an opportunity of introducing the question
of the policy pursued by the Allied Sovereigns at
Lsybreh. lie said, "We have a right to put to
Ministers the question lately put to those of Eng-
land, and to demand of them what part they have
taken as accomplices in the measures recently
taken for the maintenance of a pretended social or-
der, a •social order that refuses to nations the right
of ameliorating their institutions." These expressions
eacitad a lively agitation, and a lung debate fall of
altercation and personalities followed. After name.

MIS interruptions, in which it was contended that the
'Member was out of order in introducing the subject,
M. Ds LA Faverre concluded with imploring the
Chamber 6* not to de►troy the independence of
Naples." The Keeper of the Seals, in the ab-
sence of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, said,
if— they wanted explanation, the proper course
would be to move an Address to the Crown,
praying the necessary explanation, and that would
produce • satisfactory answer. The discussion con..
tinued for • considerable time in the same angry
ohne, but was finally closed by M. CHARTISM,
who moved that the words occupation of Naples
should be substituted for @cognition of Spain,
which was agreed to. The Chamber then pre.
caided to the discussion of a financial propo.
',lion, in which the case of Naples was again in-
troduced in an irregular manner. M. CASIMIR
Pastas, alluding to it,' said, We see, iu fact, •
Tribunal established at Laybach, under the name
of Congress, to judge the Sovereigns and nations
i.f.Kuripe. The august descendant of BILANOMI
of
Castillo, and of St. Louts, of that race to which
belong. the Duke of BORRDEAUX, has seen,
notositlnnanding his old age and infirmities, decreed
-eiminat. him a sort of isemsdrit d'ameno (an order to
attend). We fear that • like fate may be re-
served for the august founder of the Charter ;
-ite fear that ere long we shag bare only an impo-
tent despair to oppose to such au outrage." Ou
Me motion for printing this speech, it was pro.
posed that the words vandal d'amener should be
omitted; hut the atneudusent not bring acceded
to, the motion for printing the speech was rejected.
The Chamber then adjourned to Thursday.
The funds have declined. The Five per Ceist.
Consols left off on Monday at 09 f. 73 c. Bank
.ACtions 1,4971 f.

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A Flanders Mail has arrived, with Papers to the
lath instant. They also expressly contradict the
passage of the Po by the Austrian troops.

The KING will hold a Levee oil Friday, the 23d
itaitant. •t his Palace in Pall-mall.

• Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
-Haat India House, when Captain W. Hotie 'woe
11'410,11 into the command of the ship Hereford•
shire, consigned to China direct.
-A striking proof of the depression that errisis is
• the shipping interest of this country was afforded on
,Wednesday, when the contracts for tonnage to
,llensal were concluded at the East India Howe.
Ocring the war, the East India Company were in
the habit of paying 40!. per ton; last year the terms
'were from 91. I9s. 61 to Id., and they are now
reduced to from 71. to el. The quantity tendered
waif above 30.00 tons, Of which only 3,000 have
i.efer: taken up.

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As every Lottery Ticket and Shire was *old be-
fore the First Day of Drawing, the Public actually
had got every Prise stud was not drawn, as well as every Prise
that was drawn, sad we therefore recommend most gratuity
to those persons who isteud to triton their Tickets end
titterer, that they do not keep soy account of the numbers
tut, return, as it would he rely mortifying te know they
Amid ',filmed one or more of the sis 11,9001. Proses, after
biers; bad them for some days in their possession.
Tat Rr-JEcTio SHARES Messrs. J. bud J.
I#lvswitiOßT, the Contractors fur the Lottery, bi-g
.t asters those persons aim were unable to obtain Tickets
itao Sbares before the First Day .t.f lkswiog, owing to the
sraility, that a few have been returned by those persona who
dive to lake advantage of the steal Day's•Unteitia,
sistLtbuite rvjsebd Titieftand Sharer are sow setting at the
variants tliftres, sod of rousse those numbers retererd are full
so likely to cantata the ma tl,OOO/. Polies, as those which
egg *apt. A epeedy poechnse is recommended to petered a
second diesppoiataneat. fur it there arc not many more fe-
tal:fwd, soother scarcity must soot' occur, sod another great
roe is 'hue ant: take

wor*Nt-o.4aDszo : •
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batiste''earard id
ated.-4
No • t.
ISt wlls res4oted memo k 'be/ motioned
shouts of eg!" Mr. UPTON, as A "igen
triim plaerd amt• pedestal Mr. EwteT, wee
expected to make a bit, bet it failed worelty. All
the grimace of that master of etiesteoance was ex-
erted in 'tie. At the fall of the curtails Mr. as-
TOM attempted to announce the farce for WWII&
miewaseatation, but the opposition was mi real thbt
nit a ward be mid was heard.
A-
TH E CHASE.
lima Derby tamed eat a doe dot, called Plarestiboyi at
bleager's, at Cfolllllll. ewer Cupids% as liredaesday
last; before a dirld of tea hammers and seer 1,0011 fool
people; it Wag a Iwasakil plate, survoisaded with hills,
wbieh were covered with peepk ea feat. The deer weal a
Mega about four mike; thew straight through Addiegton
Perk; ihreegh the Village; tensed to the right 10 Adak".
too image, by Fairchild sad Tanabe:4 Church, ea Tema),
Park, the out of L. Gower, Esq. sod isle the river. wham
he lay up; but the hounds having caught view of he
'rim up the park; termini.) the right nearly to Li Id
ihuamigh the deep memo, to %Venomless' sad ru
Maks; dm Hie hill to Heaver sod le Four Elms, w
he was takes after • ram of three hears, sad very kw hens.
wee la at the tine.
H. Jolliffe, Esq 's fox homeda meet as Meoday, al Km.
eel; Weikesday, at Betchwarth ; amt Satiwilay, at Kemp.
wood Gale.
The Surrey foe hawk meet ea Woodsy, at 'lanky Hill;
Thursday, at Godatorse; cud Saturday, at Farley Greer.
The Harriers siert every day.

AUDACIOUS STRERT Rohm,.

Ow of the meet impuileist street robberies we ever re.
member to have heard of was committed abseil ea, o'clock
yesterday sltevuoms, in one of the mini crowded ammonite.
fares in Landow. As Mrs. Yale*, of Mo. 11, Browalow.
street, in company with another lady, was gehapt dews Mel.
bore, whim near She mild of Field lame she we. rue easiest
by two weaves sod tine nes, who hustled bee from ogee to
soother, noel in site of her efforts to peevest them, sae.
carded is robbing her of her roam-beak, contain*: owe
tee, sod two woe pouted Rook of Ragland Notes, a Myer
peatil.caer, end sundry memeraneloms, sad, although there
were thouseade of people passing at the time, they use.
eroded in effectiog their escape. Mrs. Visor gave haw.
motion of the robbery at Hattoo.gardra Police-elite, sod
described the valetas se follow.:—Tuu of the mew were of
rather decent •prearsoor, and deemed I. black; one of
the. tall, with a black crape rooad hie hat,and the third
like a weals( man. the of the woman. ead a beadage
over her eye, Out the other WOMAN sloe could give no do.
startles of.

SHOCKING efcciDstir.

♦ Coeower's Inquest was bell yesterday before Thomas
Stiflig', Eel. at lbs. RA Lion, Cavendish-street, Cavendish.
square, on the body-of blaster Frede►ick Evill, a child of
fuse years of age, who was uufortroately killed by falling
oat of a one pair window. The deceased was t►e son of a
geolleasan occupying the first fluor of 1114,0xfurd-street ;
the deceased was standing us a chair aear the window, the
sash of which ass incautiously left open, and whilst the
maid went to fetch ►re cloak and bowies to take ►im oat to
walk, be leaned over the window beyond his balsams to see
something that was pissaire, and fell iota the street.
Verdict—" Accidental Death."

44 Whew Greek meets Greek, then is the tug of
war."-7fievese. which has already done wonders
at Drury-lane, is forthcoming at the Sister Theatre,
With Mrs. Vioiso, of great provincial celebrity,
as the heroine.
Miss H•LLANDS, whose voice in the fiat Tlw
hearse! so astonished the Covent Garden Band, that
Mr.. HARIIII immediately articled her for five
years, is not, as reported, pre-engaged at the Operas
House, but will positively make her first appear.
once next week in the forthcoming piece of Don
John.
We have authority to slats thin Lord COMMIS
TOWNSBIND voted In the minority on the mottos
of Joan SMITH, Esq.
Mr. CII•tball 7'•TLOII. M.P. for Wells, paired
off in favour of the Quiet's name heiug inserted
in the Liturgy.
Mr. MA/sour gave notice in the Rouse on
'filmed.), night, that in consequence of the papers
moved for by him on the lit nisi. shit basing beets
laid on the table, he must postpone his motion for
the Repeal of Duties on Hoiuee and IV endows. and
not seeing the Right Honourable the CILIVOILLOR
of the Excuuiuga in his place, he woold not then
name another day, as he wished to halm from him
whet, the House ought expect the papers, but that
if they were not speedily premated he should pro.
teed wittiest them, and name an early day.
It may not be wholly devoid of interest to those
Ladies and Gentlemen who adopt the prevailing
tisane,. of Carling the Hair 9 to inform them, that, is order
to prevent the dryuese and barshaess which but !roes give
to the hair, ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID is the only
article fur
that specific purpose, which has bees patronised by
the Nubility, and also getierally adopted by the most Galion..
able Hair Dretoers. By applying it to the hair after earth%
it makes it soft sod glossy as the Loess silk. awl Imps the
Curl arm in the exercise of dancing or militias, or is damp
weather. It also possesses the most surprising properties for
regesserating the growth of the hair, and for preventiag it
falling off or changing colour. It is sold by moat Perfumer%
Hair Dressers, and Medicine Veinier.; but as there are nu-
sneroas Coooterfeits, the foitowing signature cud address is
nis the label of the geuriue : *. James *thirties, 44, Gerrard.
Street, Luedna."

Monday came on before the High Court of Ju.-
ticary, Edinburgh, the trial of Francis Adams,
accused of falsehood end forgery, by forging re.
cripte and other documents un Gen. Sir HOBERT
AMENCROMIT, G.C.B. to the extent of 45,000
Spanish dollar., which lie alleged Sir HOBERT had
received from Nita in Americo, its the year 1774.
The 'sand pleaded guilty to uttering and using the
documents libelled, knowing them to be forged.
He was sentenced to seven years transportation.
The panel is a poor looking uld wan, and stated
that lie was 70 years of age.
A Norfolk bog, four years old, bred by J.
FLEMING, Esq. of Great Snoring, Norfolk, lid
by J. KING. Jun. of Sea/Mans, measured and
weighed as follows :—Length front nose su rout of
the tail, 611. gm.; girth, 511. [Oita. ; live weight,
565t..71b.; deed weigh', 46.4. h0.1b.; waste. 9st.
910. This hog was allowed by judges to be the
bat erre blaughtered in that county, aud was not
quite nine moistlii fatting.

Thursday afternoon Michael Harley, a eapitel
convict in Newkete. and who was nu Monday might
respited fur one week from the tidy appointed foe
his execution, received a further respite during his
11Warner pleasure.

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• per Ct. CoiN. 711141
Si per Cava 811
4 per 0ti515....901 91
901
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Astwerp .
Haesbargh ....21 It. 311
Alton. .91 U. 38 3
Paris 3 day's sight
Data t U ld 10
Boardeaux 24 19
Frankfurt ou lb*
Wain, Eli. M 156
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