The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-11 00:00:00

earnstsace that thousands of the prompts, as hardy, as bolus- '
!non., and highly-Rifted men as are to be found no any part
of the world, are at this moment suffering all the horrors of
alibe In a•tiee country, from a casual deficiency in
um betide of agricultural produce, while at the same ma
riart..bthee articles of human food (matinee to be exported
Gina 'Wand for the use of other people. %%e have no hedi.
tastes is saying, that it would be happy for Ireland if the
enlairration of potatoes were as mush discouraged in that
ronatry as it has bees hitherto promoted. Lord DARNLIT'II
noil"un for the paper was argadved on a division.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated yesterday evening, that if
it., bidding. upon the proposedlecheme for familia( out the
ve-mnua and half pay list, did set rise to what be sad the
oAVLELLoa of the Excnviautii- aaticiraied, they .hoald
11,.e bi• armpted. In such a cam the Government would
...tier the Conimintioners for liquldatiug the Nat West Debt

tu undertake the contract ; but, instead of adopting to cir-
rot. tui:a a node of preeeedin, it would be faelboce 'awls-
elite to take the ammo at (nee from On *bilking NA.

The second reading of the Roman Cathane Press Bill
c•-ne oa last Night is she House of Commons, and prodote4
o tone debate; After which the Howse divided, when there
appeared for the second readier—Ayes, 235; Norm, 223;
Majority for the Bill, 13—'Last slight having beer fisted fur
the trial of strength epos, the quesitioa is thre.oollllllloilll, Ire
'Cry stow cussitier the Bill as rote iss that Howse.

The adjourned meeting upon the Pension List
contract proposed by Government, took place yes.
ierdisy at the Treavory. Chanthers.
Lord Livoaroot. commenced by again reading
the proposittous or proposals, and called the ■tten-
twn of the mettiog to a small alteration its the
lams, as far as Milled to the deposit, which was to
be 500,0001. Treasury bills, or 600,0001. 3 per
cents. lie then stated he was desirous to know
whether any parties }resent were ready to make a
bidding. After some pause, Mr. BORMIQUIT, from
the South Sea Company, stated that a Court of
Yroprietors'of that Society was called, fur nor this
day, for the purpose. of knowing whetlwr they
were inclined to contract with the Government, but
that, of course, he could not take upon himself to
illy 'Whether they would decide affirmatively or ne-
gatively ; sad ill the former rage, he thought he
should be able by Tuesday to say positively whether

they would contract or not. but that he apprehend-
ed some longer period might he necessary. as many
of the Proprietors were at a distance: however, he
thonglit that he should be enabled, in the course
of the day, to let the CMANctI.LOII of the EXCillt.
quilt know whetber or nut there was a probubtfity
of the Company making an offer; in the anrau
tome it was Unde►stood that no one mos to be pre.
chided from mskiog an offer. for Me sr/tole, or part.
ihnfl after Tuesday. Mr. HoTIisCHILD said that
he was a South Sea Proprietur. sod that the pl4u
should have his support and aosistance. The
t•
miveliug then separated till Tuesday.

A Lisbon Mail has arrived with Prpers free
that city to the ;tBtli last. In the sitting of first
Curter of the e 4,1 April, M. FREIRR complatoesll
that the Portuguese army had derived no benefit
from the spoils of the French taken at the Little. of
Vttioria awl Toulouse, end concluded with propos-
ing en inquiry into the subject, with a view to the
tli•tributtou of the produce thereof *along the
captors.

We have ►eceived
.the Paris Papers up to Wed.
Destiny. They contain an article utodoer the head
Vientisotiiiiouiocitofthe refusal of th• Porte to
dep4rt from its reotolatioit of the girth Feb'Dory;
but it in 'tacitly au on dit. The fullottiog rte
oratracint-- " ,►
- • PALI% BUY 7.

The Prince end Prioress of Denmark tuuk bare of the
inks sort Ro).11 Feasity )resierdoy. They set got this aura-
torg fur 10ad..., whine they realms fur two months.
T rtrrilsy the torrchsu s .rov chit f Poi is houses, to the
utrob. r t,f ItS, save •freo ot olio Jaritio 11.1144" o, 'to 11. Zrs,
the filtuirier Pleuipoitaiiory of the Republic of comae's.

freer% Footle —fire per Cert. C 0... opened at BR f.;
closed at 88 f. 5c

Et.chnnpr on I.on4on.—One wood', ft,. S c.—Tlarte
toootin, '3{ f. 90 —Wooers A ilitiretifisus, I.p 7.)
VIETIVIAs Aram
EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LITTER.

The Government Los received, it is said, positive advises
that the Reis Effendi has declared Is li. de Luttow sttd to
►.ord Sirs Ilford, that he had our farther answer to give to
stirs respecting the twat-sits of thei► Noir of the mih
Match, mud thst the Pl'tit would fully persist it its resole-
tier of the 48th Erb. teary, suet. ha it bail hero pretitoosty
coinsnoricateil. The public fords hove sem given way to-
sloy.

M. de lottriw is said to be very ouch direoutruted *ilk
the etionitiri of the hifeireli re.orriitig him. Austria
will be obliged to male rouse with Kuwait.

The death of the A rehhishon of c MINI!. is ais.
isonaict(l in another part of our Paper. There NC
goy, ttiotrish A rthhishops lying dead. viz. his Grave.
and the Archbishop of ARMAGH. These events will
sash, • givist and extensive 4130Verlitfit in the Pro-
testant church. Among the erninesst Divines whose
prelersnent would give universal satisfaction. are she
Bishop of %Vomit/Poop and the Dean or ST. PA-
iral cm's.

We learn that the Most Ws?. RICH ad, fittooost,
Bishop of Bath rod Wells, is also de.d.

Yesterday the E.l of Livairees. and the Mar-
got. of LONDON DERRY had audiences of the K NO.
The Doke of Yoax arrived in town yraortday
motniue from Newmarket. Hog Royal Mahone'
afterward. tranwaciell bunny's, as einioniitteriiin.
Chief, at the Horse Gouda. The Royal Duke did
e.ot hold a levee, bat Sir licanuat TA‘Lieit, his
Alilitary Secretary, did.
Yrsierday Mr. Si Le UTICA the King'. int...tenger.
orrtt►ed is Isisrussith dispatches hugs the Magee.