The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-15 00:00:00

SCOTCII JURIES.

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On the motion that the ltrport of the Scotch Juries Bill should
be brought up,
The 1.01t1) A I/VOCATr; suggested its postponement until
Menibers anxious to deliver their opinion upon it should be pre.
sent.

Mr. BERN 11, thought his lion. IF riend (Mr. Kennedy) should
DOI give way to the Learned hoed.
Mr. KENNEDY said, he had delayce this measure so long
that further delay he could not agree to.
Th.. gallery was then cleared for a division, but there being only
twelve Members present, the House adjourned till to-morrow.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS (THIS DAY).
Mr. Marlin (of Oslway)—Bill to regulate the proceedings by
outlowty, and the Muting of writs of Cupids L't&walrus, and
subsequent Prot-eating by erstotifam thereon, in Ireland.
ORDEKS OF THE DAY. •
Law Expenses (ieviated) liill.—Socood Hooding.
Militia Pay thli—esimmittaL
Crown Debts Recovery (Ireland) MU—Third Seodibe.
. Sugps'iloonttes Hill—Cotontitme.
Bar Made. Bill—Commit toe.
ON Duties Hill—Cdounittoe.
&itisY Museum 13111—Consiniereei

iTOCKs E TERUAr.
Indio Bonds, 00 76 pr.
India for Aceount, seq
South Sea Stock.
South Sea 011 Annuities
South Sea New Annuities
Ex. Bilk, 1,0091, 41; 45 47 44
Ditto, 5051. 46 44 47 40
Ditto, Sinall, 41 60
Indorsed ditto
Lottery Tickets, 251. 19s.

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Russian Ihls. 474 7 tyl 7 64
Russian for Aect. 971 4
Russian Inscription
Dutch Roods
Span. Cons. 174 9 g d I
Ditto for Acct.
Ditto 170 2.25:, Bds.
Do. 5 per Ccnts. (1OM) 161 17
Anglo Alex. Mines 6t 4 7 pm.
Alliance
Fr. Itentes,lo3f. 50e.103f.
Do. Ex. 25f. 41e.
Do. for Arvmmt 1031 374 c. 23c.
104 f. 102 f. 23c.
Do. Exchange 25f. 50c. 45c.
on. Scrip. Dit 7 64 7 pr.
Ditto for Account 174 1 pr.
Peruvian Rawls 871 7
Do. &rip 413 t 4341 pr.

gty 14ritifSlt WOO.

NEW .77, PATH ROTAL. DRURY-LANE.
On EAS rsn MONDAY. Anil Ilk will he Performed
itniselln, Mr. MacreadY t lento% 611.. Wallack : Skeins Dentatue,
Mr. Terry. Vinriala. Mrs. W. V. est.
bnelude with a new Ot and Ltyptiatt Tale of Eachannuent. cal!ed
70110ASTML
'EATRE ROYAL, ENGLISII OPERA-I:O4rSE.
LAST \TIGHT.
aolialtation of vatitude Fnatiltee, and for the accommodation
at mania &boob.
Tim LECTURE on ,tSiiaitibir will be dSlyertil by Mr. DA:ITLEY
TIN& rrenind. THURSDAY. A51111:I
To ba• lu at Scrim: and eon ,tude at Ten.
111 theta of Matlaalon for Yanilliet to be had en moderato terns at
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ADELPHI THFATRE, STRAND.
?H EAST 'MCC

Mr. HENRY I's' the I;ine annue7tee that he will Exh!bit.
THIS EVENING. fIIaIIIADA V. April I.S. and if vruanAv. 17. hie nr.
banishing and magnificent display of UNCOMMON ILLUSIONS.
Wonde-fni lestantorphown, and interesting Illustrations In Expyri-
n: :nod Chemistryt together with the Maillsal Obeets. Phantom.
"salvor* al:.

S:x and commence et Seven; Halt-Pliell half-Past Eight.

me nui Till( PR6fl... esmmenced pulilishing yesterday morning
at Five o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, Amt. 13. 1844.

We received last night an express from Paris, bringing
the French papers of Monday, with the Etude dated Tues-
day. The accounts from Spain in these journals give a
melancholy picture of the state of party feeling in that un-
happy country. At Seville and Cordova, a number of per-
sons, known for their attachment to the constitutional cause,
base been barbarously massacred by the fanatical party.
At the Later place, a project was formed for a general
massacre of the Constitutionalists; and the lath of March,
being the day of the Feast of St. Joseph, was appointed for
the perpetration of this horrible deed. The plot, however,
was happily, ins great degree, unsuccessful, as the papers
inform U 3 that ten persons only fell victims to the steel of
the murderers. At &Title, twenty persons imprisoned for
political offences have been murdered. By the accounts
from Valencia, it does not appear that any assassi unions
hail been perpetrated there ; but the Ernliudes (the Church
and Royalist party) hail thrown into dungeons a great
number of iniividuals, distinguished for their wealth and
station in society. These horrid accounts are given in the
Madrid Papers, which are re'-octs.ntly compelled to take
notice of the alarming etate of the three above-mentioned
cities. The decree of amnesty is again spoken of—as
being delayed. On the 31st of last month, the French
troops garrisoning Madrid were relieved by a carps of
Spaniards ; but the former resumed their duty on the next
day, it not being considered safe to trust the garrison to
the care-ott the national troops. It Is expected that Fer-
dinand will' reside at Aranjuez for several mor.ths.

A Ilayonne k tt, r, received lest nig'lt, contains a report
of an affray at Puycertla, between a party of Spanish
Royalists and a ccrjs of French hoops, who came to take
pesses:pn of the !lace. The Spaniaids forcibly twisted
this ineaEure, sod the result was an action, in which some
blood was spilt. The French troips, whot departure
from Madrid hoc been often alluded to, are, it exins, still
to remain there, it not being thought advisable to lose the
protection which they aZord both to the Government and