The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-03-14 00:00:00

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Yesterday, a talitt elf Ailerons wee &veld at Guildhall,
which was enswenstely atteaded. The Lewd Mayor ■a4
Court, alter wed** tie toleelaraighare resents, order( d
lit priest of bread to lee ',dewed Widow emigre or a prosy 13
the peek loaf, to take Ogee Kostaamtata, when the tinertera
loaf wheaten t ill be suld few fra 311 k sod leoeseteuld :a. ad.
WilliasJaeul, Esq. lately elected A Idermao for the Want
of Lime-strett, iu the roost of Mr. Ablenwan Penmen, re.
signed, was swarm, sod took his seat in the 4;oort accord-
Puler.
Sierra] perms, were allowed am: ,wuca brokers, sad sb
lowed coal nodertakere.

Messrs. Mathis', Lacs' and /asp% Morecambe rem sworn
cost-meters, in trust, in the room of Mr. gulled Fetter sad
Mr. James Snail'

Messrs. John Rea, Jacob Boat, Daniel Britten, Jobs
Leitch, and Deputy Classics Aldridgr,_were swans coslmirters,
in trust. ia the room of Mr. Deana, Hatetilason, Mr. Deputy
Atkinson, Mr. Midis, Mr. Rosie*, sod Mr. Williams.
The other of Sun eyot of the South District, held by thr ,
late Mr. Delight, was declared vacant i--eleCtiou to he
seat Court--Several tradismea's bills sere ordered to be
paid, and • quantity of gold was same off, previous to ex-
pertatioa.
The Lewd Bishop of Oxford, sad the Archdeacon Ming-
worth, were requested to preach us Fluster alouels) and Tees*
day seat.

THE EAST I.NDIA COMPANY.

The Company's term is extended fur 20 years,
from the lit of March, 1794. subject to be detests
mined at, or alter that period. on three years' pre-
vious notice by Parliament; Pig.. ;13•41 by the Speaker
of the House of Commons; sul4ect..hoeie, se, ft 10
the trade to and from India, to the following limit-
minus in favour of such ptivaie eterehaote, as may
chou.e to trade thitlie►; en other respects. slid to •
awl hoot China, and other places beyond the Cape
..f Good Hope, the former restrieti. es aitateat
private traders ore continued in force; and if Ate
tra•le, thou litae.l, shall be 6e eater die.
the East India Company ere Sidi to rt. .
lion their corporate capacity. with power to trade
sick s joint stock, in common with ether peoplealf,
however. any new Settlement shall be obtained
fruits the Chionse Government, separate from the
Continent of Asia, an export trade thither is re•
served to private inen•liant.. under certain leeeditiews .
and regulations; and there is also a clause to pas
vent the Southern W.talees in the beetit 4 their
carrying trade auto the Pac.fic Ocetn . by the way
of Cape Horn, to the Northward of the Equator,
ted to feu degrees, W. longitude from LO4l.
don; ■nd ships fron► Nootka Sound are be be b.
ceased to trade front thence tt. nit Jayne mid Chinos
but are not to bring any goods of the predate or
manufacture of those countries to Great Britain.

A redaction of the Homo. Staff will immediately
take place. All Of holding Regimental Cons•
missions with Staff' appointments. are to be put as
half.psy : and in future no Officer will he allowed
to be on the latter, whilst on full pay of the former.
This step will soot only produce* eooaiderabk raw
ing to the country, but mutt likewise give very
great sitisfation to the army in general.—The
lowancre of forage, c.ouls. candles, hr. eke. are to
Le thoroughly inveatigated, iu order to deter, mid
at the same time (server the great abuse and glar-
ing partiality that pervades the distribution of them
In the different Staff.. at almost all the depots is
tin, country. Sir 11.taite BUILIAII9 is to be re-
moved from the London 'far.

Mr. Jaceson, hi. Lady. and Secreturf al Lega.
thin, with their Suite. arrived at New-Yurls, an the
13th of January. and remained there nu the 30th.
During that interval they recessed the hind Litter-
ing attentions from Gentlemen of thu rind distme.
t.onin that city.

The yellow lever ragerl with great vioteoce as
the island of St. Bartholomew, is the •oath. of
January.

Moodsy a numerous party of the friends of it
Smuttiest a, Esq. dined together at the Freemasnso.'
T , for the porpoise of celebrating the r (fells
made by that Gentleman, at the late election for a
Member to represent the County of Essex.
The Fort William, country-Alpr arrived nt
Portsmouth the 14th instant, sailed (mai Mist:
13th October, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope
25th December, sailed from thence 3d, and arrived
at St. Helena about the 14th January.
The Fart William, on the 4th November, inr let.
3. S. spoke the extra ships, Sarals I:Aria:tame, Sir
Wm. Pulteary. and Lady Lusltingrers, oUtward-
bound.

Captain BILINER, of the Rattlesnake, on the 7th
No►•ember last, in latitude 2 S. spoke the Untied
Kingdosn.in company with the Inalima and Charl-
ton, outward-bound.

It is written. from Persia, that when Sir IIAR.
FORD Jorms, our Envoy sr that Com t, made it
known to the King of Plums, that BOSAFARTS
li.id been defeated at A,per,e by the Austrisi.t.
His Mairstif instantly took from his side the sword
that he then wore, and snit it to Sir HAnytittn,as
a mark of his peculiar r.gtrd. This trait sill
shew in what e•itiniation Sir HARFORD JORR% ts
held by the King of Pcnst t, and how cortlft!rtely
that ah;e Nlin'ster ha. sureeded in otoniug rh•r
confidenre the Court. It is the wore remits*.
able, lib such an ini•anee of co:Misc....4lin 43 I big
part of the K•ug, is, periaapl, unparalleled m
Persia.

On Sunday evening. a trunk was stolen from the
back of Mr.. FITZHERsuces carriage, as shn
coining to town I•etwrrn 11'andswerth and h r
house to Tilney-street, containing wearing apt
&c. to the amount of about 5001.

We congratulate the public in general, soil the
Purchaser, of The Repoeiiory of Arts. in paltical,r.
ou the spirit with nhicb that work continue. to be
conducted. We. some time since, took co-escort
to notice it deserved corameadation, when we we-
tracted from its pages the interesting biographieil
account of the now murdered HOFPRR. and the
Tv co Lisa DEPUTIES. of whom it AIM gave Ligh-
ly cbsractereatic portraits. We are gratified
to learn, that the neat number will myosin a
correct likeness of the gallant Duke or DIMINA.
wicc. in illustration of the interesting Meniti.r
of that Prince, which appeared in a former norm,. r.
Our military readers will we doubt not oitarryit rt, h
pleasure, that Mr. ACKERMANN Untie 1111 l the
eneedy appearance of The Tyrokse aUnreh. wirT-t-
-ed fora full bead of wind instrusie. ts. This e,
ismitioa for the piaao-forte. is justly a hiv.virt c
with ovary easiest sootear, and with every w-
aiver of floristic vireo&

PROTEST
IGAINIT THE THIRD ni-Antml or Tin (HRH DISTIL-

L•TION PROIIISITION BILL.

DI~~LYTILfIT.

lit. Because we are desirous of distinctly expressing the
strongest disapprobation of the indecent awl unjustifiable
'tmper is which the procredistms ow this Hill hare been coo-
dottiest —read a second slow mom the first sitting day after it
was brought from the Ciwasimets, before any of the papers
called for by the It:iii.e, a, necessary to etuthle them totudge
of the expediency of the measure, could be 1331 ma the table:
It is 13.3 1310C13121(4111) a third reading, before the manioc-
( .... of iutia b of that lamination whirl, had bees called for as
iodiaproa,thie, limier the exirsordinary circumstance of this
HOPS? 11.3/113( r. jeci al the prayer of some of the Petitioners,
for leave to state, at the liar, the usaimistlele,l grievances
which they most lu:tatu, and of their Itavtor rviused to be.
neat by the iofswinstioti they might have derived from the
indices im 3 emesta•sti rnatensl to their derision, tau which the
asthmatics darted

10 ut. it :misters thnt tit it cowrie, highly irregular amt re-
pr.bosrddr, reel, in measure. of the slightest nonivent, alien
aihee-.1 in riser Itke the per newt, ahem the gnatret
time. tot•rests are involved, most brims the Mouse of Lite&
000 .•••••t. inpt, Air holiness ug the politic J with a belief
th it ac are assemble.' here merely to register those edicts
a Melt tl,r t.sorntivr t•uswatasiiii In I rhvov to reemoneresol.
rwistire t rHomaofL.n,icha\lii hittoo to nltinsin-
ed Irvin all ii wool in the immtrtaut subject of the I ropriety
of stopping the Vatillatiou of Guilin, we we euespelled, in
eittiourting tin merits of the Rill, to resort to the details nod
upinious einatanstil in the Reports consitontwated by thy
Cuinsausts, Wyse of Parlicuirrot. And it &tits appear to us
incoutprehemthle, how the permriely of eiterting tt tato,. law
ran he notintniotd un the authority u( Rrillllts, whertin the
Cousittittee have mittur•sly tleclarsal--that nothing to 'be
evidence before them rook' Induce them to recommend a
perm-meat puthilitnie sof Distillation of Grain, whirl, wool,.
he alleaded with great evils to the agriculture uftbe el/11111f 1..
that are in that Report emphatieally stated 'manly
Inks exereded by the effects of the repetstimi of the mecsnre
which is now muettuard fur the third time by this Bill

3,11 y flecarse, whether we contemplate the talesett. of
the Agri. alterist ,—or that of the West.lorlia Planter, op.
ono:v.1 with as overgrowth of snare orciainited by a bets-
tsota• demand ;-.mr eves the great lila important object of
seenriog at all tittle* abutidastee of food 64 Ilse pulite of
tloa h,lll/11y —we are alike culled epos to is probate the
shorts robe% an irineh the cootioural repetitious of
the, sesame is reeninntentle.!.

To thaT Driers]. Fiume this prohibition must be highly de-
trimertal—by the growth d Harley, oat the
eiviliation of which our immured system tit agrieulture
depends.
To the Wrsz•liiilia Planter it is mill move injurious ;•—•liy
eise temporary premium it affords, it Ratter's the hopes of
those whine retails cats only 'grow sugar with a profit when
the price of the commodity is artificially sustained, and this
tortures them to persevere In a trade injurious to themselves,
and destructive of the iativests of their fellow Pl:r.iters,
boor estates are 01.1 y prevented frost producing ass adequate
profit, he these ',omits rperidations, whul drib measure is
calculated to prolong
Rat, abore all, we must regard this Bill as fatal to the its
tiree,dr ufttre poorer order afire people of this country, who
rely on am for their eastru.tore. If Ilse pr.wltreli.se ~fall
rommoiliiirs, naturally tool inevitably snits itself to the
mend, the !funnily of its.. grown ..... ls, engd ti ^it into
a law, be diminished i--aail stoppiug of the distilleries can
losleitr he is as trd to as s salow y psiliatire fur the evils
of an onormluctiie sr mom. Thus, a year of scarcity way
he furred into a year of famine ; and the people sissy, by
tldle imforpnieill in. snore, he exposed to Owl extreme want,
Row whirl. they have beta Wow pi...tech..' by the more pro-
di st policy, tint sill, of tete. has been poi mieir
LAUDERDALE, MAE DIVICKE,
GA ENYII.I.Es ST. JOHN,
ROSSI.TN, ESS(X,
Errii, ALBEMARLE,
LA :VS 10 AWN P,
DUTTON (M. of thowles)
Dissentient, fur the torrettid aid third rumoins mrigned in
the atteir. Prulitla ; mod became is bills of Hits natio:, Ilse
evils who is it may be permiliV ti fur. arr at thr prn.nl of
M.., tmoirtthrtil, form but a part of tlive• s loch it is ...Anon.
obi, to apprehend flow from their adoption A... 1 al-
though isi arry twooare ratealsted to arl to. tl.s whet
ieristiag distremi, it is necessary to have due regard to the
preservation of oilier hottest., which may he injnr• by It.
operation, it,beetinirs as too be doubly cautious in adopting
an ropes/wilt, by which the agricultural nattiest* of thy
eirontry will be materially effected. These juiciest', cif a
osturr Ms complicated, mud .11 blieh vital importance, can
!wire, with pi Odense, he wade the subject 0/legislative iu-
tern-re,a it. bat tinder ibe. frt4taitrr of as obrions rid lush.-
pensvehlr *rvt,aitv, of whirls, at the preamit hum, there is we
relld.4l I. credit the aristence. ABERDEEN.

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