The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

II A M PAPER 3.

tuttattunott, APRIL 20.
Publ,e Journal 4 effirrn, that the 1111011,y of Il.re-
ditart• Land NieT•lial in the king(lnno of Illenover
will he indite hereditary in the family of Cuunt
u oat e r.

IT. PETLRUIVRGH, MARCH 23.

flu 1:‘, 5111 of thoi ~meth the I)rpnties
with Ili. it Laud Nl.tr.lial at their head, had the
honour I bring prevented to the Kinperisr, in order
lo trtlnr.t the culitisits4slois of the isrws
fur thr ireassesslis. 11.11.-y received a clout gracious
ao•wer from his Majesty, who tiltAtivell—" It intiq
he agreeable to your Iwint• to have contributed t•
the Irinioness of a nuine and important class or
nieti, concessions which Iscilitale the means a
a. rpiiriiii; it to persons born with equal claims to it.
You have acted in the spirit of our age, in which
liberal principles alone can found the happiness of
1111' ions."

The Nobility of the Government of the Duna
hive now also resolved on the emancipation of the
iwassiiis their vassslo,
The Archbi►hop of Keernictire-Podolsky, Joan-
lilciu•, died on the 19th of February, and the
Archbishop of Moscow, Augustine, died there on
the 15,1 i of March.

To-thy the anniversary of the accession of his
Majesty to the Throne will be solemnized with
cordial joy throughout his vast dominions by his
happy subjects. it is stow eighteen years that this
beneficent Monarch has watched with ilidefatigable
paternal care for the welfrre of his people. Millions
of voices this day put up prayers for him, and thank
Providence for baring given him to us.
Spring is now vet in herr.
Lt the Government of Courlawl the number of
births in the Lutheran Communities was 14,274,
awl the number of deaths 8,039 ; among the latter
were 345 by the natural small-pot.

BERLIN. APRIL 10.
Tlis Nlajerty hag addlessed the followtsig Cabinet
Otde►. dated the 6th mot. to the B4WII You A heti-
ate; 11—

" In consequence of the regulations made by his Royal
tiogloneas the Growl Duke of Saue Weimar, respecting fo-
reign. rio st udyinz 3t the University of Jena, 1 have resolved
that the youth belonging to my ilumontoiits who are study-
ing there, shall be immediately recalled,to continue their
studies at some Ustiveisity in my kinclum ; any of them
who ,hall not Immediately conform to this order, shall
obtain any nee its my dominions, 1 hereby chair you tu
make oho. generally known by means 'if the public Journals,
'and to take immediately such mea►ures as are necessary"

A Cosivention has beets concluded, according to
which the woollen, linen, and leather manufactures
of Prus,iesti urigm slie.ll, if accompanied by salmi-
tic certificates of origin, he greatly favoured in
respect to the import duties into the kingdom of
Poland,
HANOVER, APRIL 12.
By unavoidable circumstances there are • great
matt• subaltern officers and privates of the late
German Legion, a ho, though covered with wounds,
or disabled by the -fefitg,ue. of the service and in-
creasing age, have nut become entitled to the pro-
liefoll front England. Lieutenant-Colonel Von
Lin-ingen hi., now addressed • circular letter to
those officers of the le gum who have half-pay from
England, melting them to give the amount of
one d leilf.pay every quarter, for those brave
melt, and also for the widows and orphan., and
to aplamit a Cottiniittee for ►hat purpose ; the
whole a ith the appioleation and participation of his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
By order of the Walsh Government, a second
payment of Witte' lea. prize-money is now making,
which amounts to 34/. 17s. 4(1. for a Staff Officer,
7/. for a Captains, arid 10s. 3.1. for a ►ubaltern.
lit the course of tias year a public luau will be
()petted in the helm of a lottery. The loan will
'mould to 800,000 dollars, and the price of a ticket
to 100 dollars.

It is said that according to the propositions mule
by the States, the I.noirl Tax. Capitation Tax, and
Tax on Consumption in the Kingdom of Hanover,
will amount in future to about three millions of
dollars annually. lie Capitation on the first class,
which hitherto paid eight groschen for each per-
Poo, will be then one dollar eight groscheu ; on the
other haw' the tux on income would be abe.lished.
It is also proposed to impose in future various im-
port duties on mercli..iiilise.
It is now said there will be no levy for the
Laude hr this year. In consequence of a resulut.
of the Assembly of the States, the forced loan or-
dered during the occupaiion of the kingdom by the
esiesuy, by the French Belleville, has
Leta deClared a debt of the kingdom.