The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

1100LU)VTAitY LOYALTY.

Tuesday took piece, et the Old London Tavern,
the A • ersary Dinner of• the National School
• Satiety. The Duke of York was in the chair,
'supported by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the
Bishops of London and Lasidaff. Sir Claudia.
Hunter. Sir Charles Flower, &e. &c. The health
of the King was given and drank with srpttioptiate
warmth; mid the plaudits had scarcely ceased
when the toast-muster announced, in a loud voice,
as the nest health, " the Queen and the rest of the
. Royal Family." Who shall describe " the moot
admiredi din,' der " which ensued ? Honor sat oe
• almost every face I.—exclamation of horror burst .
frosts almost every tongue ! At length a grave
man (Mr. Oliver Hatch) arose to still the trou-
bled waver. He could imagine no better mode
of repairing the cruel outrage just committed
on their ears by so dreadful a sound as the
Queen, than, by proposing that the company ahauld
again drink the health of' the King, anal with
four times four. The suggestion was compile,'
with : but the storm was not yet quelled. 01
Sir Charles Flower hit upon the happy cape-
. client of turning the loaso-master out of the
room. The luckless wight was forthwith ejected,
awl tranquillity was restored ; but the mink of Age
evening was gone. and each guest seemed. tolook
upon the rest with suspicion, as if inquiring " which
of you has done this ?" It may be proper to add
that the toast-roaster protests that lie uttered

nothing but whet we. set down for him : perhaps
chalice, who likes now and then to Oily an amusing
trick, had put into his hand a het of touts in-
laded fur another occasion.

INDIA.
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Our reader. will recollect. that a few days ado
wt noticed the bombardment of Mocha, in Arabii.

by his Majesty's ship repose, and the consequent
cessatiou of hostilities. The following is the copy
of the Treaty mitered into nn that occasion hetwein
the Mocha Council sod the Agent of the Britisli
Government :

C.py of a Treaty entered leao with Maier Fel6l'l4l Vskeel,
ois the part Obis Highness the Inman of ii-11116, and the •
Members of the Mocha Commit, and Captain W. Bruce,
Agent on the pert of the British Government.
Article 1. That the Resident shall have a guard of the
same strength os is allowed at Bagdad, Bussurs, and Burheir,
of thirty men, to support his dignity.
3. That the Resident shall be esenipt from all compli-
ant-es degrading to the character of the British Government;
that he shall have fall liberty to ride ea horseback, where
and when be pleases; hare free ingress sod egress to all the
mites of Mocha; amongst others of Stiaih Shadely, from
which Europeans have hitherto been exctuded fur some years
past; and shall have all the same liberty and freedom they
have at Berheir. Bessora, Bagdad, and Mescal.
3. A piece of pound to be allotted for • cemetery; and
noes of those under the British Government and flag to be
spoken to or insulted on accoe at of their religion.
4. The Resident to have free permimion to proceed to
Besse, and communieste with his Highesem the lease, when-
ever he may deem resessary so to do ; the Dola' on these
act-seines, fundable, • guard or escort, If it should he
deemed requisite.
6. That the Anchorage Duly of four hundred Germ&
crowns shall crime o• British ships, when they land carps.:
hereafter no duty oa this accused shell be paid whethee the
cargo is landed or not, the same as his Majesty's shipaand
those of the Hon. Company.
41. All the subjects of the British Government trading to
Media, sod particularly the merchants of India, shall be
under the protectieru of the British flag. If of the 1.1..,
faith, sad wish to settle their disputes according to the
Mahumeta• Shush, they shall be at liberty to do so, a
perso• on the part of the Resident attending; and all dir.
terraces among themselves shall be &whin/ by the Resident ;
in the event of any of the lasaties subjects being eoneeraed
in the dispute, by se spat on the part of the Resident (or
himself if be pleases), and the Government conjointly. if
the Iniann's subject is wrong, the Governer shall panidi
him: if ou the eisetraryi the Resident.—Also, that all the de-
pendencii.• of the Flltory, of every denomination, from
brokers downwards, shell be wholly under the protectioa of
the British Bag and control of the Resident, who shall Mane
possess the power of pettishly( them, sad mimesis; dl
complaints against them. [This Bib Article has been ex-
pressly admitted by a separate grant to Captain Bruce by
his Highness the Iniano].
7. Thal the export duly on the British Trade shall be
hereafter t per emit, the same as the French, and sot 31 as
hitherto; and that the import duty shall be the same to the
English and all their subjects, and uo inure shall be levied
than ti per cent. upon imports and exports.
f [This Article is expressly granted by a separate Furman
rout his Highness, as • particular mark of his friendship fur
the British nation ] (A tree Copy )
(Signed) WM. Bit UCE,Government Agest.
Mocha, lath Jan. latl .