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

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Ceimael /Sat in this Association ttnl to be food
tho ties a eves of at CAW Isistice—i• Not se No
Ce•fitirtfust.7 iris the answer of the Lease*
3edipl st4o, et the Court of Kitts's Beak

dabirit*maziale conithoillarial law froth Legg
idt:W•a4l4,l4er Hall. who ersok_f ng1401%
o.4loVala dealetaa.iltitirs sad .141•42e11i Wit
isnot-ft gftt-slistitt, of his oreltatt taintill4llllll`
Mires* itilliostesue : bretitalling
society who pr2fessed lebjea 1 titeilVeillfill.
polieitai overwhelm every writertre
p0111111111eill.elimstIdils.fe: 011116 : iillllllolig
difre'fraiiidriiii OW.; bat it is quite its eassise.
i.d hi swels'a osbeierie she mimes of 'other Jollies
wls~ ht peittici dOCAstipli
geed" emaistrit;Mid ind it easier to obtain taraeiWir
tisa by antteriog the caprices of toeki jiliturrirdithf
'OW mid, 'herdic if these ttlttEiii.•
The iimesprdioncy sad ancecesaur
of the self-styled Constitutiooal Society istratibilefs
fully established. Its legality will soma he broil&
to the test. Mr. Quin* Tatman; of Lintatsfo
yesionsi aside an application to the Loa
&littera, to procure warrants ogaimit a assia'bei.'
Of individuals lonising part of a SeCielyistitleit
the Colutitotiooal - Tbruppliesti9a
was made spin IWO' -distinct 'Midst—The
arm. Par subseribiag to and publishing a. be►
donation, not required by law, nor register,*
with the Clerk of the Peace in .tanner' aid
fors required by lbw statute 39 GlOltell
cap. 79, sect: 4 ; the second, For constituting pare
of • branch Corresponding Society within the
weaning of that Act ; the third, Per Mein mem-
bers thereof subscribing to the some, whose names
are sot karma to the Society at large. His Lord-
ship deemed the question to be one of great import-
ance, and some nicety of legal coustrettios; he.
therefore, required lime to deliberate sad cask&
with the City Solicibir.

We have received Paris Papers of Friday sad
&tun* last. A letter from Vienna states,ewthe
authority of a cnmmenication from Trieste, that
Conatitatioople was beginning to assume am apper&
once of tranquillity, and that the Government had
phihrbited the Turks from bearing arms through
the streets. The Christians have beta commooded
to open • their shops, mud pursue their business of
usual? The massacre end fliglrtof mar' of the
Christine., and the plunder of those who were suf.
ins M live and remained in Constantieiple.
Orient the Porte from being obeyed to the felt
extent of the commands issued ; mod with itipeet
to the prohibition of areas to .the Turks. we
doebt mach whether the latillfeek -4Jovenestreet
4 :ratio, hes the peeibi-
ipan,ef its barbitai wliiery. to ofkgi btt sit
iti~ rent prospect et the fatale tranquillity aif
'booty to know that the foreign Ministers: appro•
bodge lest even the sacredness of their etitinii-
tee could at protect them from the troops, have
left the capital. It is strange that the Porte dead
not direct the seal of these bin-bongos against the
insurgent Greeks, instead of suffering their en;
thesis= arid courage to evaporate in the lent dan-
gerous enterprises of murdering the Christiusbni
the capital. Such, however. is the chumCter or the
Government, which is avowedly patronised- by the
Emperors of AUSTRIA and Russia, and the Ring
of PRUSSIA. These enlightened Sowereigns can
find no came for the generous attempt cd
the Greeks to relieve themselves and their chile
&en front so vile a tyranny. It is
' itidttnt
that in the novel code of European law proande
gated by their Majesties, no distinctinfit cot he
admitted bttween beneficent and destruitria Go.
vernments. The Austrian Government hot prolvii.
bited the importation of emu into Moliffivia end
Wallachia : it has also reinforced the cordon of
troops on the frontier of those provissivi.
troops are also on their march to strengthen the
army of observation.
The latest accounts from Spain speak of the re-
turning tranquillity of that country. The Mi-
nisters officially apprised the Cortes that the Allied
Sovereigns have declared their resolution: of not
interfering with the domestic concernsief the
Peninsula. An intimation of this nature dulOsives
the rebel, of all hopes of destroying the Caistiti-
tioe Af the Cortes, and-the teasiquilittrirgtferrik
the necessary convequence of their despair,

We pee yesterday extfieti Frei Iblif;Oebr Witt
Papers, to which the recoiMitepienient
in South America is impaled to Bottiii111• We
hive converted with a Geoileman jug firritred from
Angostura, which he left on the fief of Albereh, who
asserts that this charge is tostly destitObeof truth.
and HoLIVAR, on the country, was tpoyt anxious,
and did all in his power to arced it.., ItfelniAtisces
parliculetly the conduct of that Chief* rereivini 3
deputation from the inliabitosts Of St macaybo, re-
questing the assistsoce of • small corps, net exceed-
ing 100 inen,with Gen.lllloAO errs . the latter being!
native of that place; but although (twee inhabit-
ants bore the character of staunch RoisliSts's the
time, he refis,ed it. fearing to excite suspicion, or
afford a pretence for complaint. idarateyboo how-
ever. thettly offer declared and effected its inde-
pendence withoit the slightest violence or confusion.
A like spirit prevails every where through tAnistli
America, with the exception of Cessna, "
and Pert, Cavello, which are filled with userchanis
exclusively, who carry on • molt 'lucrative trade.
to ineintent which they find 'it Omit interest to
conttibute largely to the sopingt:olosait .Kisystist
troops.. General Baron Esau. y
Comp to the biiing of Iffuellesid, sod .Ciee. MARINO
had proceeded to hlescaybo. Tile former is to be
inspects General of all the Colosbian forces.