The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-10 00:00:00

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The Gentlemen who Itroposert its confuter for
the Loan wsit,tl List morning. ptirsriant to ap-
pointment. oil the, L tdNCLI.I.UR of ll.e Ex.
crtaticca, in Dna Nitig-strret.—There were three
lists, v,e.—Merles. lioruscnti.o awl others;
. I:tc %Poo anti fluo.rtiras; and Mews.
Ram, IRVINE, IIATrY, aid others.--Our
readers are apprised, that for evert; loin. ster-
ling, the of the FActrsuuca pro-
posed to give f4lll. stock in the 3 pet Cent.
Consols, and the Itidibii!, to he in the 3 per Cent.
Reductil, that 1., the person taking the smallest
griatiiity of Reduced to be declared the purchaser.
The bi
(Amp L morning were ss under
Mews. Littlnirtsilil
IGtmdu B6 2 6
Reid and Irvine
On the first announcement of the terms, the bar-
' gain was considered a favourable one for the Con-
tractors. The Onthium opened at a premium or
Is per cent. and rose to 11, hut it soon declined,
and was, at one o'clock, at a discount of cir-
cumstance not known for Prune years.

Thee terms were last night stated to the Howie
of Commons by the Cti +Nes:Lima of the Flow.
quER, who, at the same lime, entered into a de-
tailed examination of the finances of the country,
giving an exposition of 118 e Supplies, and also of
the Ways and Means for the current year. 188 the
Committee of Ways and Means the Right Hon.
Gentleman formally brought forward his New
Tuxes. A long debate ensued, and at a late hour
the gallery was cleared fur a division on the Reso-
lution declaring the expediency of raising a tax
of 1,400y0001. 00 malt, On this the Ministers
obtained a majority of 101, there being fur the
tax 198, ag•tinst it 07.

The Paris Papers of the 6th have arrived. The
debate on the Navy Estimates was resumed in the
Chamber of Deputies on the sth, and ioniser ad.
journed to Monday.
The 5 per Cent. Consols are 67 fr.—Bank Ac-
tions 1,505.

The fallowing are extracts :
PARIS, JUNE O.

General Count Lohau, one of throe exiled by the Unll-
nanre of the 14th of July, and who within tin a► few months
returned to Fiance, is, it is said, placed on actual service in
the army.
The Belgic Journals state, that General Rouille, and
FITCRIfI. Nivel'', Mathieu, and Le Clerc, four Convention-
alists, arc authorised to rehu•n to France.

We have receive(' New York and Philadelphia
Papers to the pith last, and Boston to the 14111.
The followipg are extracts
1101ITON, NAV 13.

The Savannah Papers afford hip confirmation of the re-
ported transfer of Luba to England, they having been unable
to trace the immune to any authentic pourer, and we hupe it is
eatirely grounillem; such a feral, we perceive by an arrival
at Charleston, low been for some time current as Havanna',
where it appears to have crested much unpleasant sensation :
but eagerly as Great Britain may, and no doubt dues, covet
en acquisition so valuable, we cannot believe on slight
grounds that Spain would just now part with the must loyal,
If not the as-t profitable part of her American pomessiuria.
The Governor of the Canada' has quartelled with the
House of Assembly of the Lower Province, nod prorogued
the Session. The dispute related to the Tau Bill, in which the
Legislature refused to grant what his Excellency deemed
the necessary supplies for the current year. The spirit ma-
nifested in this instance, as well as that of a similar kind,
which recently occurred iii New Brunswick, bears a rew
tuaikalde similitude with that manifested by our Assemblies

from 1784 to 1774.
Some Isle accounts from [mho stale, that a rich Ccnipany
had been formed, at the head of which was the Pasha of
Egypt, for orenins an extensive trade to India by the
Isibions of Sues; several Euglishoeu acre of the cooceru.

The Psrsisn Ambassador was expected to dine
with the PaINTE RE4;ENT yesterday, at his Royal
Highness's Cottage, in Windsor Park.
Apartments in the lute Queen's rehire are fit-
ting up for the residence of the Princess AUGUSTA,
when in London.
Dr. Davits has discontinued his daily visits to
the Duchess of KENT since Saturdev, in conse-
quence, we are happy to say, of her Noyal Higl►-
ness going no so well.
Wooton House. the 0141 family seat of the GWEN-
'MIAS, will be occupied by Lord Slid Lady TE.st-
er.E. (lreut improvements me now making Ili-re,
cud iu the COUttL of the summer they will be cou►-
pleted.
Mr. KNIGHT takes his benefit this evening at the
Haymarket Theatre. The variety of tl►e enter-
tainments announced iu his advertisement, which
we insert, end the talents enlisted in Ins cause,
deserve the west splendid patronage, independent
of his merits in public and private life.
The Countess of ataxLyor's grand ball, of
which we gave an scenaut yesterday, was the most
splendid entertainment of the kind witnessed fur
years. The fashionable world had here so lokg
doomed to mouri.ing, colours were become a 000
veltt, female taste mud fancy, freed from the
dolluera and uniformity.of sables, iadulged in the
variety presented on the present occ. siou., The
dresses weir brilliant sad diversified beyond all
description, and the display of diamonds 'quantal
the collection of a State Druwies Room.