The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

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The Earl of LIVERPOOL last night, in the house
of Lords, brought in a Bill to reverse the Act
of Attainder against the Jute Lord toirAitto Fru.
GF.RAT.O, inOther or the buke of LEINSTER, and
to restore his two innocent children to their civil
rights. This sanguinary Act was passed by the
Irish Parliaments after the death of Lord

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Eowmto. . who VMS thltg'ed- 0111 a prineii.Nl in
the Rebellion of 1798. The reversal of it
sheds u• grace upon the benevolent and generous
ifo.im.ifoos or the Pitt ice lit GENT. It is a wise
policy, a truly gracious act, mill 6.'111 afford sincere
solisfsetiosi to every liberal and enlightened
It is by God-like acts like this that l'iincess win
the hearts of their subjects, and purchase an im.
pr.risliable Lime.
The. Foreign FAi•nittoist If•i! recommitted,
for the piiip:o:e of enablitof Ole Member, to
intipo-e some, alterations u ci.silifieitinsis iu
the obotts.ittas cl.u.vs of licit Illi
The WI% er vested in effirers of Customs, and
other persons compriseri ander the general lie-
of civil authorities, of detaining any
*hip on the point of leaving a port. if that
officer shall have received informition on oath
that there is on board the ship any person who
may have formed even the intention of ettli..t-
nig in foreign service, was with great
censored by Lnr4l 1-101. LAND and tilte Earl of
Itossi.T X, us exposits", the commerce of the COl.lll.
try to vexations embarrassment, and placing
the property of ship-owners and merchants in
jeopardy at the discretion of any inforiney. Ito
matter by what motives he may be influx need.
This clause, however, on a division, was re-
tained in the Bill. 111 the Course of the discus-
lieu on this measure. Lord LIVERPOOL inge•
nuously confessed that the strongest objection which
could be urged it,,,piiitst it, was the difficulty nr im-
practicability of carrying its,provisions into effect.
An objection of greater weight can scarcely be ad-
vancer) against any measure, and it was with the
conviction of its peculiar applicability to this law now
proposed, that we noticed it a few days since when
we Spoke of the taw as one laxly to. afford an addi-
tional example of nt;eless legislation.

We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday
list. The Moniteur contains an ordinance of the
King for regulating the service of the National
Guard of Paris. The ordinance cohintesicts with
• panegyric on this body, for the sacrifices they
hive made in periods of difficulty ; boot noticing
the severity of compelling volunteers to perform the
service of regular troops, it limits their service, so
that no snore than 400 roes a day shall be required.
This ordinance is probably the commencement of a
series, by which the National. Guards throughout
the kingdom will be greatly reduced, and perk*,
eventually abolished. The present constitution et
these Guards is such that they are generally con:
sidered as something worse than useless.

The celebrated Austrian General, Count !It al.Lim, died lately at Linz, aged ninety.three years.
He retained the possession of his faculties to the

boor of his death.

The discusainna on the Ways and Meanie
routinee in the Chamber or Deputies.
The Five per Cents. are 68 f.. 90 c.—Sauk Stock
1,5101.

An account has been published by order of the
House of Commons, 'hewing the several species of
merchandise, with their value annexed, exported
from Great Britain to Buenos Ayres in the three
years ending the sth January, 1819; and also n
similar account of the merchandise imported from
Buenos Ayres during the same period. She British
merchandise, the produce of the p.. Kingdom,
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consists of almost every article oni e icli the inge-
nuity and industry of our peopleore employed, but
thwe articles for which the, greatest deemed seems
to be made in the markets of Bitrtios Ayres are
cotton and woollen, and manufactures. .
The value of ,be exports is the year (mica the bib of
January, 1817, was 311,6.577.

frsb of January„lBlB, was 548,0897. *.
?di of J•nnary, 181 was 730.01081.
1109 -exports frooMrest Britain of foreign and
•colosiiel merchandise in the last year amounted to
a further built of 16,385/. The imports from
. Buenos Ayres are very various. They consist of
.cininituon, cochineal, copper, feathers. *kiwi; hair,
hides, tallow, and some 'others.
.of offi-
cial value imported during the year 'ended "the s•h
of January, MS, einutiuted to e7eAsoL . k will
be seen from these statements, that aim export trade
with this one port of South America, has progres-
sively and rapidly advanced during the three years,
it consesiuently cannot be considered as a forced
export, or one that depends upon fortuitous -Cit.
cumstances. We do not End in the list of articles
.of which it consists, fire-arms, or military stores'.
We may, therefore, hope that it will • continue to
improve, notwithstanding the rinds-aeon's made
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Meeeppo, ►eleased from he Wild Mese, sed todOliet
the rem, Coltage.

t‘ I woke,rWilf re MRS I are
" A Litman face look clown An toe?
" And 'loth a rout' shove me cl en.
" Do these !Male on a couch repose'
a Is this a chamber piece I lie?
" And is it mortal you bright eye,
n That watches me with gentle :3:480e
" I closed my own again once time,
" As itmihtful that the form...r trance
" Cm.id not as Tel Ise e'er.
" A sl:n.lei gut, Icier.heir'd, and tan, -
" Sate watching by Ike cottage wall;
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" The apowlit of her eye I caught,
?* Earn with my (list return of thought;
" For erre' and anon she threw
4" A prying, pitying glance cm me
With her Meek irs:oo wild add free.
P I reed, and guee4, instil I knew"
" No vision BArseld Se+
Mil I last I.ltved, awl wM relereeil
41. From adding to the voltdre's feast
V And when the Cossack maid belie:4
'lTv 11,11vy eyes el arti!el h onscaril.
•4.ahg smiled—ausl I essay'd to speak,
" But (writ—and she approacli'd. and
" With lip engineer signs thadsajd,
" i must not strive as yet to break
" The silence, till r.y strength shoats be •
" Enough to leave my weer ors free ;
" And then her hand on mine she laid,
"IsAnd amouth'il the pillow for my bead.
is And stole along on tiptoe tread,
" And gently opcd the tl.ee, and snake
" lu whispers—ne'er was voice sA tweet !
" Even music fullow'il her 1:ghl feel ;
" Put those aloe calla were not awake,
" And she went forth; bat ere she pawed,
" Another lonic un me she east,
Another sign she made, to say,
" That I Mad weight to fear, that all

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" Were near, at my command OT coil,.
" And she would not May . .
" Her due return :—white aim was Pitt • •
0‘ Methought I felt tun much alone.
" She came with mother and with wire.-: --)et •
What need of snore !—I will not tire ;4f•t;
" With long recital of the rest, '•••
" Since I became she Cossack's guest :
" They found W. rienocless on the platitoSr
• " They bore me in the nearest lint-.
" They hronglit me into life again— •
" Me—one day O.Cf their reales In reign! -
" Thue the vain foul who strove to ea • •
" His rage, refining ow my pain,
" Sent Mr fat+th to The wilJertreas,
" Bound, salted, Wending, and stone,
" to ni.drone.0
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Yesterday the Yiru CII•VCFLLOt visited tlse
Puttees REGENT at Carlton House.
Yesterday the Dukeef YORK had a dinr.er party.
The Duchess.of Yottit tionoured Covent-garden
Theatre with her prestice last evening.
Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of
Gi.oucEsTna left town for Bugshot.
Among the company at Prince Leorot.r.ei diva
tier party to meet the Duke and Ductless of Yong.
on Tuesday earning, were—
The Duke and drachm of &Aron), the Data of Doreen,
the Marquis and Marchioness of Hontly, the Marquis and .
Marritioriess of Worcester. Earls of Yarmouth. Lauderdale.
and Rosalyn, Lord it 1141 Lady \VAL. Hormel!, Mr. ;ad Mrs.
Drummond Burrell, Sir-Robert Gardiner, Baron Harden-
Nock, sad Dr. swam...

It is said that the Earl Of llosFzEogy will
shortly lead to the altar the Hon. Miss ANSON,
sister of Lord ANSON. •
On Tuesday, the 2Tri last, a splendid fete
was givejt by Captain Gifu*, on board his Ma-
jesty's ship Alban, to all the beauty and fashion of
fleaumaris, cotwisting of nearly a hundred Ileriloll/..
The cornpsny sat down to a cold collation, laid oOt
in • most elegant manner, by Mr. JOHN Enw•uns,
the rook (Int:might np in his Ma:Ewes kliclen)s
After dinner several of the eompaity•joitod to r
dance; the band of the Anglesey Militia attended,
and the day passed off with the, greatest good
humour. The Lhnfoice clatter, Capital,' WAD!s
stationed at Whitehaven,lllllll SRCCESS cutler,
Captain GREET. stationed at Btaumatis, were
anchored in a line with the Alban, one a-head and
the other a-stern, and had a eery pretty edict.
On Monday the Bedford Lodge of Freemasons
dined at Brother GOWNEDOWS. the Plough
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wenn Slid Tea Gardens, at Notting Hill, where a
moat excellent dinner and choice wines were moved
up. The Master presided.
On Sunday morning week hit Majesty's Nisi*
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'hy our Ministers to disgust the people of Seiwith On Sunday morning sweet( his usersty-s rrtgase . !
America, by their tuanifeetstiona Of irientishfp tn. the Tribune. Capt. W. 'ti'lLt.OUollllY, anclunesl
wards our grateful Ally, King Fsiotissnit Yu. l off Holyhead, and in the trysails; xeceived on board lii‘
-- -.- . ..._ . .. Lord MIDDLETON and suite, with whom slx: sailed
'about dusk to the westward. His Lortbiliip was le- e.
The Fourth Repo t of the Select Committee ow
the Road from L . ton to Etilyheitti conbtips the ceived under a 'salute cf
,ICitains, with sounded
evidence of Capt. ROGF.RS,• which. states, that the I yards, which had a very phi:Akio; effect, and was it l
Uxbridge 1-11,11 he ;q1 it..,:tittt v.as brought to by the rather a novel sight to the inbaboauts of that tofu.
fireriduro, and thus delayed ten boon, and a half in This frigate hove in loght again on tVuestlay morn,-
tus king her passage. lt fu ither states. that the packets jug, and sent a boat nn shore, and .we underataor)
suffer further inconvenieuee, in couiequence of the is now lying at anchor a good distance Rana the • i
lora of war taking 'their butler at the Read. 'The Heed, eitiiing the errisal of the' beat head cresSi. l'
This frigate is elated is the fittodon Payees to hose
Licinn't recoanniends that en ii wary be instituted ,
sailed from -Cork with sealed ~data..—l Chester
into the circumstances of the detention of the Ox-
bridge, and that orders should be issued by the .P•Per•l •
Co ttttt liasioners of the Admiralty. for the better re- Titorrtigis NATO' seilltle.viaspa.-.-A galtowsu., the - ;.
gulation of such cruisers as frequent Hulyleted groper'', or Capt. Fresstivirl, spiv saserhert, ow the hot At ' 1
J one, to trot 16 miles is woo
,holoitotmlio tarry inettt'sitose.
harbour.
The Ocean, of St. John's. New Kennewick, was 57aitatheni"vtffithhetrevssil:rVetitsao'►1"w-hoe" Peir"..4"l"till • . .OF
fallen in with, water-logged and abandoned by the .esibt si:tiet. A Orr, auk. gvd. hill' /he. All! 4 117:071p1;-. •
clew out 14th May, in let. 4t. 58. 14,01%. 43 . 5 S.l)x fa . lard le f9al i NO See ilfid 11
110.090 r. 'Mil pile Wait Pral, • . '. '
the eild, Testae, 'milted at ,iSieWfottutlhind (Mao formed I. three rolGuiii.oila illlfei-irooteto. willies. A 'frif, • •• L t
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Liverpool. ' Thel).teue was 'islet Pith tionbs ; • her iiiii,"7.7:;4 lir gall's. d aror im IT -
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yards and sails trfre vette, but the masts were asthma is ars. 1111hoolls; ._ ilk- ilf .
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