The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-13 00:00:00

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‘..rernment, in dasapetaseseo of the ppprieter4 end Car- PASTS PAPERS.
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prep/Osier ... ',Ain remoniented sabot this tajoules, sad _0 "C mine* he'll% io Perfectly re'eatahlu'llld• nil
~te kfuple viestife.l his deserotheatloo to spool to We ewe Idsjeuy heard Maas yesterdny in the palace of the
.friverilifteat* the ii"B ilk MI". 11"1"It *044 16 hiNer...".. kettapet *1 S. ClOud. and ofterivardis teceiied the
ma floocurn tecricmincient, impori ASA* reflection, low that • Ankumehadoes, Ministers, MM.
the oirepesee wind it edelpted coed oeitieer be jostilled err We an mural shut hi• his:e4,,,' on IN. ',corn.
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riu.ouci espolinut ; it sehred to the Priam helmet, as a "•---""•• ""--- ----` -- -"'"--. has •
• 6,,....„1. ,hai prows, whidi had lees ashes by forts him son of Madame Manson at the Royal Schen' a
rt, or Sic ciikerts. Saint Cyr.
'tap 11.41;41 Ittiveraamont aewe aellied *a tight of Yee. lt @Wears certain that the Ministerial Ptesideory
w.haw to properly *high 10 WI fairly bought. thenteth'* heti peen offered to the Duke de Richelieu. who li.is
wisely entered into • enpuristuise .11,16 him, dbr chapeaus i., ..nuet .to accept it.--f Le Qatetidiewse. mi I
for reaulerinc eldest' of such patellar oussaital luau* the
wapitis dthe sedan. • independently of the hotel given by the King to
4 leacultobis Comtabahue has Wets hole eppointeott the . Duke •de Richelieu. it is asserted that his
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under Pw liswit etaneals St the Prilbet itrelle• 10 larks Majesty has made a present of the sum of 900,000
1".. client "'mews sad, "Imo sad will "rift `P•11 Thu* trance to Medium de 3emilhec, to cake up the
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I meajerit of her. son, who is to succeed to the Duke's
Prensite.—lldetn.)
A Journal annoonees that the Minister of the
Interior, Count Decates, is about to undertake is
journey, for three weeks, to Libourue, his native
police.

THE IeADVAL RiarORMERS.

litaltt9fgreZll. AUGUST !O.
A large meeting was held very early on Sunday
morning, upon the hills about nine miles from
Monchester, in the neighbourhood of Royton and
Midslbtoo. What, the object was I cannot ascer-
tain. The accounts differ as to the uumbera pee.
gents-woe retying about I,SOO, and some several
, thou's:A. They all agree that the men were
rd icitother before son-rise by a bogie, "lostsded-
from the top of a hill near Royton, and that many
of throe Marched to and irons the meeting in ',Ka.
tar military order, to fact, the noising Omen to
march in large bodice in that neighbourhood is
Guile irotrwilina. The training with weapons it not
done so 'openly ; hat pikes of this form° are sketch-
ed on the walls frequently, and %hew that the sight
Of them is very familiar to some of the inhabitants.
Where Hunt is gone to it uncertain. Some re.
ruts say to Leigh; others to Middleton, Royton,
he. Most probably he will pay a visit this week
In oil th- towns in the neighbourhood, to re-
pine their motet for attending the great Manchester
meeting of next Monday. It is understood that
large bodies will come in procession from them to
ittlancheater. IF this should be the fact, the numbers
sok:tiding the meeting will be immense. Manchester
I. almost encircled by populous towns, at a shirt
distance off; and some of the inhabitants of 'several
lire the 11.111+4 violent kadiCii Reformers in the king.
dom. Fur the information of your friends in the
south t add the sketch below, which will shew how
tee are surrounded. The figures state the number
of miles front Manchester. The country between
i‘latichester and several of the towns is so poptilons,
as to make the road* leading to them hear the ap-
pearance of streets fur a considerable part of the
way.

The King of Sardinia has given 60.000 francs to
the Jesuits of Turin, to purchase and repair the
country house of Montalto, which formerly be-
longed to the famona Marquis d'Ormea.
A private letter from Cadiz contains the Tallow. ,
ing details The latest arrivals from Went of
the. 'l9th of March, announce. that Lor4 Coch-
rane had 'attacked that place, and sustained a total
defeat, and had retired with the lam of neatly:Alt
his form We see to what the proclamation and
boasting of this Admiral are reduced, who hulled
with his Independents before the troops of his Ca-
tholic Majesty. A Olio' has arrived fruits the
Havannah, after a passage of 36 days. She an-
nounces the departure from that port of the frigate
of war the Asia. with a very rich cargo.
We have had a narrow escape ! The earth was,
on the 26th of June. in the direction of the tail of
the cosset. This wandering star, our globe. and
the ann. were then on the same line, and M.Olbers,
a celebrated astronomer of Bremen, observed the
passage of the comet over the sun's disc. The
nucleus of the comet entered by the southern ex-
tremity, at 22 minutes after five o'clock, real time.
and came out by the northern extremity at 21
nutes after nine o'clock. Daring this presage. the
comet was seven millions of German miles from the'
sun, mid fourteen millions from our planet.--(Jorr.
ea/ des /)Ants.)
The King of Mania was at Dresden on the Ist
of this month, on his return from Torplitx. His
Majesty paid a visit to the King of Saxony at Pil-
nit e.
The King of Bavaria dined with the King of
Wirtemberg, at the Castle of Bellevue, on the Slit
of Jolly.

Axbilait, U.

Bary, 9.

Bolton, 12.