The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

. 73.679

. 59.448
. 37,318
. 68,883

Tot,' . . 153,349
•n.l that the amount or the 'tures sold by order of
the Storekeeper 6 I, amounted iu 1118 to . 48,7611
In 1817 to . . 81,888
le 161$ to • • 42483

Total .

. 1711,4Y3b

sad that the expiate, of the Storekeeper Gowan'
Departmeut aousoutell iu 1814 to . terttenl:•
141006
.
Ist 1817 to . • •. 91.888
111 1818 to • • • . . 75,679

Tolal . 309,403

Po that the expenars of the Storekeeper Gemini's Depart_
inert fur these three years subsisted to 154,0711. more
than the value of the stores putchabeel by Government (say
to noire than double the amount of these 'doter), mil to
within 11,P001. of the Joint amount atter stores bought seed
sold by tiovernment, although the store' sold in these three
Yerari amounted to two•shirils of all the mores sold by AR
bererekeePer Deserts% during a period of 'levee yews
9. That it appears that seven Deputy Storekeeper-Geoessis
and Assistant Stoeeheeper.Delberals have bees rimed on haft.
pay, althoulb mote of their services entesded to a period et
fuse rats, and the services of one of them to a period of
ewe year aud four mouths only ; whereby the country has
&heady bees subjeeted to au animal 'spears, during the
lives of many young seen. of 7241. 7s. Ili.;
10. That it appears that the establishmeat of the Stare.
h. leper General has been, from its iwatinties, enotbitant,
suet is at present wasteful and estravagaat, altogettn r deepen.
purtiouMc In a time of peace, and to the chitin to be per-
formed ; and that therefore it ought to he millet-a to
•n economical and efficient estahlishmeut, pruportkmate on
rai rose to what the Storekeeper-Gement', Depattineut was
before IboB.

Letlets and Papers art arrived from Newfound.
hind to the 12.11 last. They contain little or no.
Bring new ; their contents, however, are generally
pl. losing. 'rife Seal Fishery had been successful,
end the Cod Fishery bail commeneed with spirit.
Trinity Boy, Conception Bay, and St..lehn'e, had
dune more iu theSeril Fishety than had been done
for many years: all promising well.—" Our • Seal
Fishery," says one of the letters, with a view of
winds we have been favoured, " his proved most
successful this year, and our Cod Fishery wows on
appearance at resew which it has not ,lone these
.some years, plea. Many boots hove now lots
quinta's itAinre, and an y 4 our enpelin Scull lion
not rointuri,red." This we understand to be an
,utiumnd circumstauce, autl singularly fovoural;h.,

LONDON,
MONDAY. .11,LT 6, 1819.

'We base received Paris Papers of Wednesday
and Thursday last. The health of the King of
FRANCE seems to be !Perfectly restored. for we find
that his MAJESTY was able to pay a visit on Wed.
nesdsy to the Palace of St. Cloud. The projet de
loi relating to the Budget of 1819, having passed
the Chamber of Deputies, was referred on Tues-
day to the Chamber of Peers, and remitted to the
bureaux for examination. In the Chamber of

Deputies, the discussions are still continued on the
Ways and Meaus for the current year, embracing
the various imposts and duties that are established
in France.

An article from Rome in one of these Papers,
mentions that ROSSINI, the celebrated Maitre de
Chapelle, lately passing through Pesaro, Ins native
town, appeared at the theatr►. where he was recur.
nised, and honoured by his fellow-townsmen with the
liveliest marks of their esteem and admiration.—
It is added, that a foreign Princess, who has for
some years been travelling in Italy, testified some
disapprobation, and that notwithstanding her high
rank, she was instantly assailed by the spectators
with clamour and hissing. There is little reason
to doubt that this foreign Princess is the Princess
of WALE', and it is impossible for us not to lament
that this Illustrious Laity should by the unkindness
of fortune he thus exposed to so rude an insult in •
foreign country•.
The Viceroy of Eotrr has succeeded in com-
pelling the town of Deis, the last asylum of the
Wechabites, which was defended by ABDALLAII.
Eutaw-SANDI, to capitulate. The lives of the
garrison were spared, but the town has been levelled
by the conquerors. HALII.L PACO*, nephew of
the Vicenos, has marched at the head of 10,000
men into Arabia Felix, and has seised upon a great
part of the country. Four ports on the Red Sea
have fallen into his power, and the town of Moka
has sent deputies to him to tient of a surrender.
The VICP.ROY, as cunning as lie is ambitions, pra-
t, nds that his ►ule ajtet ho pur►uing this conquest,
is merely to render the 15IAVN, who hitherto govern-
ed Arabia. tributary to the Sublime Porte. but
dosibtlets the subjugation of that extensive ennutry
forms a part of the system he has long pursued, and
which evidently tends to the establishment of his
own independence, and the erection of Egypt into
a powerful monarchy.
The French Five per Cents. are C f. g 0 c.—
Bank Stock 1,447 f. 30 c.

A Flanders Mail arlived last night, with Papers
from Brussels to the I.tl instant. Iu their intelli-
gence from Spain it is stated, that all the interest
of the K t,:it'3 marriage, awl of the lonkmrditated
expedition from Cadiz, is aLsothed in the new
chane of Ministry, The report of the coition of.