The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

She most rd the country be loaded anew with paper, we
are persuaded the Bank itself does not desire it, sod we ars
confident if it did Coupes' would not cement to the mes-
sore. We should be glad to be informed what • causer'
sender an sotieipated Session necessary. if the scarcity of
Illenry be the prevailiue motive, Congress could nu more
cure it than they can by law make COMlllffellii adventures
profitable, or by resolution abolish the conditions or poverty
and wrath is sariely. The object advised to the Petition
is, 'such a revision and regulation of the tariff as shall re-
sister nor importations, and effectually promote national
industry' It is Oiliest impossible to believe that an tetra
S. C 411.0 of emigres, is suggested with this view ; that it is
lit nosed to star nil at a hest a wisik the most tedious eat
La....ioup. the 110041 requiring eantiun and eirciinispectinm.
'dad patient invertigrition, that can he midertskeu by Cos.
*en. We shontil look with apprehension to the Legislators
of a new Congress in an extra SCOPi 0000 C011,r11141 under the
impels, of such cuitaisSeratiatts. The present tariff of ilutitt•
two imports was a work of lime ; it ought to be a work of
time to chniige it : this at least is our impression. Whilst
earnestly desiring. fur the present, that Congress may nut
hr enlivened, we are. however, open to conviction, and shall
.r•-nett with respectful attention whatever may be said in
.f the measure. We pretend out to judge fur others,
I at to state our own imp/. salmi's,"

The Paris Palters of Monday last, which have
arrived at our cifce, contain no intelligence of
general iattrtst. I accurreace which took place
uu Siturclay in the Sitting of the Chamber of De-
putits. i'A• been the vuhject of stone long articles iu
terse fatter:, but they throw no light on the inyt-
terion. drnm.ciations of the Strut Ihnmost. The
ceirtlind of this Deputy is vepresesited in on MI.
favourable light. and contradeil with his reserve.
the frankness and decision of the Ministers are
spoken of as highly deserving of approbation. The
motives must be very questionable that could induce
uny mail to withhold from the Government of his
country any infurinatiou which, if divulged, way
contribute to its security and honour. This M.
itrosioN threatens to reveal the secret on some tic.
rasion that may turn it to his own advantage. or that
of his party ; but to an honourable milel such cioi-
'aiderations could offer sio iiiducement if placed in
Opposition to the general welfare. There is no country
in the world where party spirit WINS to run higher
than in England ; but with what feelings of con-
tempt and indignation would the Members of the
Opposition iu Parliament regard any of their own
body who would rise in his place in the !louse of
Cumturrits, bawling the possession of a secret which
involved the safety of the Government and of the
State, but withholding it until the arrival of some
lucky seatsoti, when he might bring it forward to the
discomfiture of the Ministers, the possible danger
of the country, and the elevation of his own party ?
The King of Fxattcs was not able to attend tl:e
celebration of Divine Service iu the Palace Chapel
'on Sunday, as had been hoped. fits MAJESTY is
still etnifilied to his spertinents. The French
Papers still speak of violent hail-storms in the
'South of France, which lay waste extensive dis-
tricts, heating down vineyents and corn-fields., and
'Wirt!): deatroying the hopes of the husitandweii.

Ativices from St. Thomas mention, that no more
that. $OO men bad been left by. Mon: t. 1.0 in Cameos,
'and 15U in La C;uira ; if so, the combined patriotic
force marching against the capital will meet with
nu opposition, as the inhabitants were ready to hail
them as their deliverers. A considerable trade had
for some time been carrying on in produce, the re.
venue of which, added to private donations, had
chi. fly furnished Mom I.LO with the means of fitting
'out bis army. The last cocoa crop had been abun-
dant.
One of the British Commissioners intended to
carry into .ff-et the Treaty made with Spain for the
abolition of the Slave Trade, it is said, has left this
country for Ilsvantiali.
Mr. WALL paired off on the Foreign Enlistment
Bill (inlivour of it) with Loral CLIFTON.

We learn that Rear-Admiral PLANIPIN has been
removed from the command of the %flow:Iron at Sr.
Helena, and that Rear-Admiral EDWARD LEVE.
SON GOWER has been appointed to succeed !init.—
( Ecening Paper.)
On Wednesday se' •glit.sit a Common Council,
the freedom of the City of Cot k atas voted to be
presented in silver boxes to ItusEnt %Vitt fE, Esq.
one of the Sheriffs of the City of Dublin. Admiral
Sir JostAl ROWLEY, and his brother, Captain
Row LEY, R.N.
Two troops of the lit Dragoon Guards have ar.
wired at Belfast horn Acotland.
Monday se'imight a troop of the Scotch Greys
marched throng,' Cavan, without halting, on their
route from Belturbet to Dublin.

On Monday sewn& ■ part of the lath hussars'
passed through Carlow, on their way to Cork, awl
on Wednesday the remaining division of that tide
regiment passed through.
We are are sorry to hear, that the respectable
Worth Cursiwadt Bank has stopped payment.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT, Burt. arrived on Friday
hat at W.stelliilrd.

EAs'r or FIFE DISTRICT OF BURGIIS.—On the
prospect of a meowy in the representation of these
Burghs its Parliament, Colonel HUGH RAMIE. of
Briaol, commenced a canvass there last week, which
is c.,rried ou with great activity. Sir WILLIAM
RAE triS been started 011 the Government interest
as Lord Advocate elect. The same Burghs were
keenly contested at the late general election, Lieu-
4enlitt-Colonel Jobto Bat 'JA E, of the East India
4:outposts's service, having been opposed to the
pi-cetera LORD ADVOCATE.
bre Monday forenoon Earl Fitzwt 'Attu received
an express from Yorkshire, requesting the immediate
irresetice of his Lordship—it as supposed respecting
the disturbed state of the weavers or other manu-
facturers in that part of the country. Flis Lordship
paid every attention to the request of the express
received, mud left towu immediately for hie seat in
Yorkshire.

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