The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-05-25 00:00:00

110 USE OF COMMONs.

Thie bring the day appointed for the Sandwich Election
Comnist• e 1. We hallottad for, the Speaker took the Chair
at Three o't ktek, and proceeded to carnet the welshers pre-
treat —There acre, however, orgy Ili Members Present,
end only II of them 'Night,: the Monne, therefore, could
out proceed tebutiuwas amid aceurehtgly adjourned till to-
IliOrrOM

FOREIGN nerpLuuENCE.

FROM THE Dt'TCII PAPERS,

rams, MAY 15.
Letters from Auch state, that great preparat►ons
are making in that town fur the reception of
Their Majesties, who are expected soon to arrive
there.

One of our Journals contains • letter from To-
ledo, in which the following expresftion hits teen
particularly remarked:—" The security of Spain
required that she should be united to Fouler by
bonds far more strict than treaties. Her possessions
must be preserved inviolate, and the intt-grite of
her monarchy must be maintained. Respect and
eternal gratitude to him, to whom she shall be in-
debted for trove benefits."

One of tho,e treat events which at present (.:-
cupy all the gosupping parties of Parh:, is the *tn_
expected disappearance of Dupont, the danc-2: at
the. Opera. and Mademoiselle Georges.
The Princess of Scitcreuto lies followed her hui.
hand to Valency, where the Prince of ,Ctunas ts
daily expected.
With respect to the Prince of the Peace, reports
differ as to the place fixed for his residence. tine
Paper iilleert s, that he is to live along with the King
and Queen of Spain in the Palace of Compiegut
another asserts, that he is to reside at Bourtleaux.
Price of the 5 per Cent. Consuls, 87 f. e, c.

TOLEDO, APES L SO.

The arrival of General Dupont has at iast-reatur
ed perfect trnnquillity. The tumultuous; seems of
the fist had struck terror inte all well-dispumd
persons. Under the pretence of searching for the
friends of the Prince of the Peaces the houses of all
the rich citizens were plundered. The snob paraded
the street* with pike* and Widgeons. They erect-
ed scaffolds and gibbets, and called fur the heeds of
all the loyal Magistrates and Ofce►s. In a word,
every thing resembled the Reign of Terror, which
ruined France in 17u.t. But, thank heaven, the
presence of the French troops bras removed all co-
easiness. The worthy Magistratq wham the rah-
ble, instimited by base men, had insulted, have re-
sumed their functions, aisd all the respectable ern-
fens are inspired with gratitude towards the Great
Monarch by whom Spain has been delivered from
sanguinary Government, and the hideous rage of
anarcliy

OUSINE&I ZN TILE MOUSY OF COM-VOSS.

THIS DAY. WaDMICIIDAT. IllAt ps.

The Catholic Petitioo.

The bambino w Azad far yesterday, bat to
Haase basin brew made, it stands over

ORDEMiI OF THE DAY.
Committee rerpectiag the Pumbase of Asuoitits.
as Malt Duty Bill.
to eassider British Waving Fisberles.
ea Bill sheeting Hams is Stodmati.
Copper Doty 1141.
Dubin, Polies Bill.
ira Census' Bill.
mi &etch Judges' Bill.
Report Irish Fees' Alleiltt Bill
- Pilchards.
-- Military Cosionniase
- Duchess of Ensaswicies Assail,- Bill.
- Supply.
- respecting Diminishes front Sager.
Scotch Judicstare Bill, bu be read a accord time.
Irish M ilitia Service Bill, to be read a third time.
Land Revenue Bill, to be read a second time.
Signalises Rectory Bill, to be read a assesid time.
NOTIONS

Ell.

Stipsed of the Clergy a iagiL.47.
Mottos relottog to tits Aodisiog Cu Accounts.