The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-03 00:00:00

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

As and eflectioal rrturdy for all those ilia.
larders sibith uriKivale iii a witiaird metiuis of the
lire soil biliary usgaus, namely, ludiaestiou, loss u(
APpetile. fiewl•tiches, Heat-flouts, Patolesiciva, Spasms,
Cuastiveness, Allecthoss or Om Liver, es.• Sr.s it nue he
aa.rrted with the ..,trietest lritth, that Dl XON'S A NTlni.
I,IOILYS PILLS have suet with toss general approval than
auy tither 31eilicine whatever. This coo:dilutes their re-
Contnienslatiota to the otitis-sof every individual aClictill with
the above tosoplaisns. They 'te retry rrevoissnerolatiou
saf wild operatoru with i•uccessfril rffret ; and require sou re-
straint or eol.fineinent whatever daring their use. In tropi-
er I climates, where the rssemerreeirta of nilonskitit and vi.
baled bat e.ee MI prevalent and abe aaa i t ig. they are ass in.
valualde mad efficient protection. 'Ehey are likewise twill-
buoy ..ushiro,rie..l to (soled d t lees assts: (non sm.:esti,. of
the bible, Iu reidere the tone of the 510111141.11, litlll to remove
v.-ry s swirl:shit occis.ionsA by irrecolaiity ur Ilse limed'.
Sold so Royce, at 2..91 225, by R. no.
ler ; ' Soes, t henii.•sl, No. 4, elwripside, lAnisLin; mud 34,
N-orkviir.• I ; ;o/d t.y Ilse ill
11%e1.1S :11.4 l!'.11:t 1111 (ILIVI,Ut lac Visiterj

T,OlO-1. t,f Adl.nksion. 2.. (CI each for the Sinac ("dote,
or 12* for the Cows, of Six ',mums, to Y 8 bed 81 Mess.
Ilittehnt.l 190, I'%(-1:71,1ely.
- - •
rip renutisliN PA Itrnir-UPIIOI-4TEIII'
11. awl CABIN • Fll It N ITU of NOMIGAN wad
C- Nee. 14,10, sad iv, rAs amp% ips NOW
ON SA IX, daily ; the Ilstroit •I•tal.tlver Si.le-boartis and
Dottak t,hlra, !normal ()min.,: t.thlr., 549-Itrils and Closer-
hetksolol M.thot.toy lota Chests of Ortwers, Ste.
The whole imellio‘ at the slnstufactoorre cool losers.
N.ll —Ari.rles of every deseoption Manufactured in
Order, of well-oesiusied awl prise materiels.

T•
HE NNW PATENT FIAT, lIsNuIIIJCt u re' I
by GALON and W. has risen Ns a dezree of cele-
brity quite unexampled, from its combining every requisite
a net magi,. to ;prestos. lite vritictral nisterial is silk; it,
appearance It surnames the finest heaver, is equally 1.4.1 it,
wear twice as lung; its beaussilil colour sold slope
it retaias to she last, resisis all w.stlwr, and, unlike the
beaver, it neek r spots with rain. Priem
The Patent Flat is mold vd0•:....1e and retail, at 424,
Strand, corner of Redford-street ; 'lO, College•grieu, Dub.
lin; swill, New-buildings, North-bridge, Edinhiur:h.

MIISCOUNTS.—Town and Country Bankers
awl Unchaste Arceptanres (at any date) Discount.
ed immediately; and thorn. of Tradesmen and Private Per-
sons, as won as their validity eau be ascertained.
Apply peisonally between Teu and Five, No. 3, Howard.
strett, Norfolk.street, Strand.

1. This day is ynbli.bed, iu Bri) tis. 6d.
MAZ EPP A.-13y the Right Honourable
LORD BYRON.

Juhu Murray, Allirmarle-street.

Just published. iu Bvii. with Plater, !Hire 5.
OHSFAVATION,4 I/II the STRUCTURE of
FRUITS and SEEM; translated from Ow Analrie
du Fruit of M. Liiiiir-Claude Richard, Member of the In-
stitute of Eisner, Pi ofessur of Botany in the Ecole dr Merle.
tine at Paris., and FOrCif Meitilwr of the Limier., Society
of London. Comprising the Author'. latest Coffee:ions, and
illnsirated with Plates mod Original Nolco,
Ily JOHN I.IN DLEY.
Imam : Publi-het by John Harding, St. Janates erect;
and Wilkin and Youngman, Norwich.

This day is published, In Oro. price 10s. 6d. i on large Paper,
Is. hoard..

141EE of JAMES CRICHTON, or Cluny.
commonly called the Admirsbk Crichton; with an
Appendix of Orittioel Pipets.
By PATRICh: FRASER, TVTLF.R, Esti. F.JZ S.E.

Advocate.
Printed for W. and C Tait, F:ilitibiorxh ; sad Lats.:man,
Mold, Kee., Ornie, and Brown, Loudon,

LADY RUSSELL'S LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE.

Thisdsv is publishrd,in Co: price 11. ss: boards,

. .
i 0 M E ACCOUN 1' of he I. I 1: F! of
► RACHAEL WRIOTHESLEY, LADY RUSSELL

By the blilur of " Maclaine flu Drff*n.l's Letiers."

Followed by a Scales of Letters film Lady Rosseil to her
husband, William Lord Russell, front 1672 to 1C92; to-
gether with some Miscellaneous Letters to and from Lady
RU.seII. To which sue added, Mewls Letters from Dorothy
Sidney, Countess of Sunderland, to George Saville, Marquis
of Halifax, in the vear !USU.—Published from the thigivals
in tlw possession of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urme, and Brown;
and J. Ridgway, London.
Of whom may he had, also just puhli.hed.
The LIFE of WILLIAM LORD RUSSELL. with some
Account of the. Times in which he lived. By Lord Julia
Russell. lio ato. price 11. 11a. ad. boards.

MA lIK NTS.

(From the " London New Price Current.")

FRIDAY AIIIFRIIOOV, JULY 2._

SUGAIL—There have been ve, y few sales of 51useteraeles
this week ; the wholesale grocers have gut a small supply,
awl as the refiners have declined to buy at the recent ad-
vance, the market has become heavy ; there are 'deltas"l
supplies of good Sugars, and purchases way be made Is.
per cwt. under the prices of lest week.
The demand for refined goods towards the close of the
week has materially subsided, and though little alteration in
the prices ran be stated, yet the holders willingly accept
"offers which previously had been refused ; the quantity at
real Let is still very limited,and the supply of Lumps is still
inattirquate to the demand. Molasses ere steady.
Foreign Sugars continue inquired after, and latteily East
India description,' appear to have attracted the notice of
porrehasers.
Creerrr.—Tbers have been great Auclitations in Coffee;
*sir', ill the week the priers advanced with great rapidity,
arid the man ket was exceedingly brisk ; since then, extensive
public :,ales have been InunOtt forward, but the Foreign
Mails not having bronchi the expected orders, and the
'soy' es being deterred by the great advance. Pie minket hay
het nine: heavy, and the fall . has been nearly as rapid as the
rise; slice Tuesday ikesleelisie Etta), be stated Bs. a 10s. per
earl. ; 011 that day St. Domingo was stated in brush' al Ills ;
for parc,la in yesterday's sale only about 1 Ils. teas offered;
Foreign Coffee bail nut, however. hitless so much
lion an the other deteript ions, as 700 bags good ordinary Bra-
sil yesterday reali-cd 112 s. 6d. a 114 s. 'flie public site of
Coffer shin fore einisisfid of 90 hhds. British Planta.
lion, 15 libiln. 1,000 bags Foreign, the latter St. Domingo
and Brasil Coffee; the first part of the sale, good middling
Jamaica sold 134 n. and 1345. Oil.; fine middling: 1495.; good
ordinary St. Domingo extensively at 1144. a 115 s. 6d. and
with brisbness ; Our ordinary Brazil lids.
Tonacnb.—The prices of Topacco cannot hr staled at
ninth veriation, yet the inattel is exceedingly heavy, and
the accounts from 4nierica unfavourable; the stocks are
materially decreasing; the deliveries front the warehouse
lsst mouth 1!.,600 hinds. the itoportatiou only about fie"
•

RUM, R6►IDS,. and Ilottswpc—Tlic Rum contract
with Government (80,000 galloon) was taken on Trendily so
big,' as 2'..8'd.; there has, kiiirev.r, been nu briliness in
the market, and the iiriees generally may be slated lowa.
Thu accounts of the iintairy in Feuer are still unfavour-
able; Ihr bolder are in cos/sew:rove iniking Meier prates
fur Brandy. In Geneva there
Tsttobv.—The priem of f.,reiKii Tallow, may be quoted
a slisdr loarr. said very little bm.itaros doing at Ear decline;
the town market lb ta-day en, a bleb is Ld. bigher than last
wevit.

Mr. Bro=il. it. ..u.l solo,* from the llloom of Coot. ttttt .o,
brought up 110 e !CAT, itrel.llV 0111, the New For", Mit, the
Amu-0 Art-tonal Bill, the Kietz%; Pr. lon), BM, awllw
loweilatola Faitr• Bill. 1., which thvylloaire.l Ihwr lotr4l.llipa'
euncorrrioce.a—rbe B.IIa worre si•veralfy resit a AM 'tote.
Mr. Irvine. from. llte,Catiikukt Moto., licourgag owes 'elf
mina of the q sat "ea of arm; tool ausoisiaitiou xiowterll
fr f;reo 'lntuit' to Ohl Spain, a. far an the wow ~ppearn-
il from the Citation Homo. lootkc.
Mr. Marto% from the If.tat India Moor% brou:ht or
copit a of filer ftroillit,un# of the CO4VI of 11)111.11 lots. 1,44611
SO the giriog of pru,iuur 410.1 salariea.—Latd ao the table.
Pormoss.
Earl GRIT prraritir.llions from eertain Protestant
DluettSera of the Comity of Co toti.rlan.t and of Chat.ter,
praying fur mane allerattou to the Marriage Act in 'lair G.
Vullr.

The Earl of iAI/11PROALE pirefoOiell • Pelilton from
Thout.is Barbi.e It.; aniormt, E.q praying for souse alter/dims
in the mode of licenstioz public-house: —Laid 1111 Ilse liable.
The Earl of LAUOrItoALe rzpretrrd h.. belief that the
Bill slow prodene ou Ihu subject would have liar effect of
aezravaima the evil complained of, moil cave nsiiice that lie
would 1111 %lowboy Next state lilt re•soots why he should move
that lite Bill be Hum mill a second time 111 throe mouths.
BANISHMENT FROM SCOTLAND
. _

The Earl iffStiAres.suar moved the third readhsz of the
Banishment from Scotland 8111.
The Earl of LAUDFROJILE complained of the melees Fe.
verity of this law, whit Is might have the et►eet of suhjrcliuK
a native of Scotland to the penalty of transporiat ..... go
New South Wales, for an offence much lighter in its nature
thaw those fur which the saute puniAment was denounced in
England A person, fur instance, might suffer it fur car-
rying a challenge.
The Bill was read a third time and pseud.
TOWN LAND FINES.

The Earl of DONOLIGIIMORI: said, that the Bill which
had this evening been brought up from the House of Gorr
mulls, would alter essentially the laws of Ireland relating
to the distillation of spirits, mid had been, be believed, in-
troduced without a ssifficieut investigation of the effects of
the existing system, ur a consideration of those which would
probably result le such a change.
The Earl of Lovearout. intimated that he would move
Ilse second reading of the Rill ou Tuesday next.
The Friendly Sucitties Rill went through a Committee,
and rase/quirts&
The Keps.rt of the Charitable Foundations Rill was re-
considered, and some ainesidauents proposed and agreml iss.
They were ordered to be engrossed, and the RIII to be read
a third liute to-usurruw.
BANE A DFAIkiCEN.

On the motion of the Earl Of LIVERPOOL, Ike Home re,
solved itself into a Committee ma the Boat Advances Bill.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE argued aemisat ibis Bill, as
wholly unuteessary. There was MI evil wish respect to the
purchases of Govrthinent Securities by the Bank of England,
which was Not provided fur by the existing laws.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that the proposed Bill con-
tained several regulations on the suhj, et of advances by
the Bank, which were nut provided by the canning laws,
particularly oue, that the Bank should nut make any ad-
vances to the Goverittnetit without the permission of Parlia-
ment previously received. The obj eel which was ita the view
of the Secret Committee, nu whose recommendation the
present Bill had been introduced, was to prevent the flank
from making any indirect advances to the Government. It
was well Ithown that the Bank used, un the request of the
Goveriusieut, to fit tutu the market, Sind purchase Eschirpser
hills and other Goverument securities, on the understand.
ing, however, that the securities so purchased, should nut
■gain be sent into the nine krt. The Committee thought
that inctinvenieuce might arise from the accomula
in the bands of the Batik of England of a large
mass of Government securities, it was, therefore, the 4th-
jct of this Bill- that no such accumulation should take
place without th_ knowledge of Patll/11.4011, and it enacted
that in some few days after the meeting of Parham-la, ass
annual account should lie laid use the table of either House,
'hewing the amount of such Govet timent securities in the
hands of the Bank. TO this part of tha arrange meat, no
doubt, the Baak had sonic oliji•clions. They hail no un-
wilthiEuem to produce an account of the sums advanced
directly to the Govei 'talent, but they felt sonic degree id
heailiition in giving publicity to the inauner in *loch they
may think proper to employ their money.
The Carl of LAUDERDALE agoitl•contended that no fur-
ther object was taitained by this Bill than had !wen provided
for by the Acts of %Valiant 111. With respect to the publicity
which was sought to he obtained by On Bill se( the ifos,miy
Of line unfunded debt lyiteg in the hands of the Bank, lee
thought this object, would be much more sdri•ctually quite
by the plan which he hid suggested in the Comoii.iee,
which wits, that a standing orrlrr should be made by bosh
Muses of Parliament, forhadding ally applirai ton to lw made
to the Batik for advances to the politic services, mil. Ns a
message was previously brong'at down, declaring the me.
crusty atom!' an application. The Noble Earl proposed
some ametidtuents, which were rejected.
The House o as then resumed, and the Report was brought
up and received.
The Carlo( LAUDERDALE asked, whether the Bank ilioula
lw restricted by this Bill (son, purchasing any Excileirer
bills that may be issued under the Bill now pending in the
House ?

The Earl of LIVERPOOL saw no reason why the Bank
should he prnhibited from entering the market, and effr dine
ntreliar.es like any indiridnala. The evil compla.ned .of,
and •htels was now sunr:ltt In he ir metric-A, was, that the
lank should make parrJ.r. of Goe,rnitnirt wecnrittet, un
she Mph rtlandllig that Ilot•c s,•rso Ito 1 .lono Id not he reionted
law the market. Tin., nottltl lie olor.;nh.l by the prima*
or this Bill wore t tfr•ettr:Wy than by many utber plan what
ever.

RiRNSTA rt.r. tur.crioN.
The Earl of CARNARVON moved ilia Orderof tie Day for
the further hearing of witnesses is the case of the Hans.
staple Election Hill.
Confutel and witneinica wev;! called in.
The Earl of Cattltgitvire.'s rand it rat neeinaary,
the Eloise proceeded to beat further rvid. nee iin this sub-
ject, that he should call their attentica to the evidence given
stew slights since at their liar by three persons, named Robert
Neale, Edward Muria, and Robert Edwards, whiCh was di-
rectly contrary to what lluire perm it were repueleil to hate
said before the Committer of the Mouse of
substantiate the tiff of this eunlrairlictioicit would he tor.
tt•tmacy 10 thathitte floe shorthand will., who had Silken
down the aridessee given before the Stied Cominities, sail
the House of Commons had gircis premise to their
abort-hand writer to attend at their Loidahipe bar fur that
Purpose. Charles Green, abort-hared writer to• the iciect
of the House of Cumwours, was s hrs. swum.
Tbe End of CAP vARVON lietisrl• ked, (tut, With tzspect to

t Nestle, hie examination at the har hsil been inter-
; ~oird —it witntil. therefore. lir Lot just to r,Ve Lint 341 op.
#### it cal-reefing his tro4 ore, if be though/ pri, .. r
it.d.e. t N. ale was then herntcht 1., the bar, and the sw _
• ..tore pre. by him on a Comer omission at the her of the
/loose of and also Bust givers before 11w Committee
vi the House of Comu,ons, web reed to him.
same litsselianni were put fir him by the earl of C
*0 v. hut persisted it& the evidente be had gives/ previously
at Ms bee.
I Charles Green was then asked if he ftrertribered
itatieg been mossesisesil b. fore the Cornetist,* of the House
of Cinnonnts?—He replied, that au Mili•idoal of the n•use
; of Neale Pas examined, hut he could out be positive that
this was ti,. mall.
Harris and Itotwit Irdwards were entre:sive!y
loomeelet op; hut Green, alit :II he ree.illected•that they
I /awl 14,11 r;alliiiiird before the 01613011itter, not Way
dwir names wart sestsrefirs•ly.
Churl.! Green then row,' (runs Isis short hand notes, the
I nitrite* trivet. by those perwhie before the Comistitter.
Neale, Honk. and 11.1wer4r, were then pied:oiled as to
olonher they hail kiwi any movertatitur with .0414 p. ruvm ra-
j felLtiajlise evidence there're glee Awe C
7 'pip./ 'bp r„r nin.,,ta 4 they a.
-
I. ire-rally stated, that they laid rtriater.sil and reerjr,l
lebtratiiow, frain, Mr. C. Lee, Le Morn. y. ..t If trostapie.
11 war oh, elser file. ter was in envoi cues k god
1 ~
Itologarsi•!. OW erre illopmelied it. search 1a.,.
t
After a short interval, the Depaty I.Bslter or the Wick
j Rod :towered at the liar, and inforessed their Lordships, that
alr Lee .•se not in altreulator•--boti that Ise hail been vets
Ti, she hilthy of the II .use Sr., 164,.1141r•S 11. rare. Sala 11112:,
beSIIIIZ he hail Ireen to hr itia•le his escape.
At. order was Biro matte, that Charles Lee, Hubert N. alv,
Edward Harris, and Hobert Elwards, do integral at the bur
uu M lay nest.
Illr. Ilarrison, who, *ill' Mr. N. 1411, flowered at the bar
as Counsel fur the Mayor and Co. lowate Body or the 80.
nitwit of Banistr.ple, addressed the House at considerable.
length against the Bill.
I 31r. Harrison, in rowelostliiir his areonsent, intimated that
lie should, on the night next appointed by shear le.rdshipr
for bearing this case, produce evidellee 1.6 dhwvwr the all.
.1
adults on which the pre,riot it wad 'With, he sit oportes!.
A. She
desire,
however, of site Carl of CamNAßVir!tl. the
Learned Gestiletnin pror..rded to toll witssess.s in '.Doom t
of the Petition which lied on a former nreasors hero pre-
sewed to the House, nit behalf of the. Mayor and Corpus ate
1.1..dy of the Burrow:li of B.irosisole.
The first Whams called was Henry Drake, town clerk
I He was refs ttt i t sed in plrt.—The further heating krali then
j postponed till Tuesday, and the House adjourned.