The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-12 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 1.

The reports which hate been bum tune to tune
creill lied respecting the sending of nien and
unnitior akin directly from the ports of the Nether-
! tour to the South American Insurgents Lute not
been st ult confirmed. °fend 31iicirone, as he it
v.lio it was asserted w•to expectedi has not
scpeured. Nothing Itirtl,tr has since been head
tit tie sending of arms tri:d clothin4, end it is there-
tole to be presumed that the abuse reports were
trite unfounded.

HAARLEM, OCTOBER 6.

• Vas some time 1,34 her litmal Uighur.* the
Duches. Duwager or Brunswick has beet' turbot-
posed. It is hoped, however, that .he speedily
recover. The bulletin thi* wailing is more IJWOUr•
able :

" Haarlem, Heroler B.
6' II r Royal Highness Hie IThclo ss of Bo um's Ask Is vi-
tal to. Uri."

it A GI F, OCTOWIR 7.

We have the pleasure of announcing tiie arr,ral
n( tbri► Ithrjetittes in Otis town; the Queen ■nd
the Princes. Marianna yesterilAy atrre ems, slid his
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Alojesty tins morning early. 51ost of theltstioteta
of Style awl the Emilio Itatittasitadurs have :strived
here—the others die eXpetitil ito the tuur.e of this
arch.
COBLE*TZ, SEPTEIIIIIER
The fartificationsaie u.. 141111 t Nei y pos.
sita!r ea. ttitm. Pettr.l.turKii, karthattor, Platen-
,ll.i!!l*, Lt id Inrchirt.ttith., %, :I littlwarit

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for .tertnltiy..capatile Cedaiiiiiig 40,00 ;
These pieces ha(' at reedit a garrison Grimly 8,00.0
men.
ANI,TCRP AM, OCTOSiII 7.
Private !front Cadiz give us reason to
hope that the ligorois measures Is hick have been
adopted, will check dte further spreading of the
dreadful contagion); the infection besides always
teases iu October, or (lie middle of November,
when the rainy swami) and the cool winds set in,
and it sill p-nbsbly ot?oise spoiler this year, because
it is calculated that about three-fourths of the in-
habitants have already I:ad the dioniiiir, in the pre-
ceding year, when this city and neighbourhood
were infected. Since the morning of the 13th the
city and bay were cut off from all communication ;
however, on the 16 h of September, the entrance
Of the vessels bollsid to the harbour was allowed;
with respect to the cargoes, nothing has yet been de-
cided, and it will not be deter ll in ed till their arri-
val, whether they shall land their cargoes or not.
Provisions, however, are excepted, and may be im-
ported foes.. No vessels, not even foreign, have
yet been allowed to put to sea. against which mea-
sures remonsirrousces have been made to the Court
of Madrid.

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER

The reigning Queen of Sweden is gone from
this city to the Rhine ; pert of her suitr, however,
still remains herr. Report says that her Majesty
it gibing to Spa, where she is to have a conference
with the Duke of Richelieu and Mince Gallitzin.
Other persons pretend that she will have an inter-
view with her son, Prince Oscar, at Hatuburgh,
where he is expected from Stockholm.

HAMDURGII. OCTOBER S.

According to accounts from Riga of ..ltst Sep-
tember, the Emperor Alexander was expected there
the following day, to be present at the review of
the troop., which would last two flays, Accounts
from Datitzic say that Count Capo d'lsttia has land-
ed there, to meet the Emperor, his Sovereign, at
Warmly/.

The Minister of Public Instruction has issued a
notice, dattd the 30th of September. warning all
Prussian Students against attending a so-called
Genes! Asslushly of the (.ennan Students, which
is announced as being to be held in the month of
October. 1.1 the Duchy of Ilecklenburg, the cul-
1, elicit' of subscriptions fur Dr. Jahn has been pro-
hikiird, as contrary to the existing laws against beg-
gary.
LEIPAC. SEPTEMBER 9.6.

Some persons of the very refuse 1.1 the populace
had began here to cry " Ilep! hap!" but they
were immediately arrested by the police, and this
cry has no since 'wen heard. Many persons, how.
ever, seem to fear that the hatred against the Jews
suety break out at the Michaelmas fair, where great
marnhersof that tuition usually come f Poland,
Gallicism, mud the g countries, but our
Magistrates will certainly take care to secure them
against all outrages.—(Dutch Papers, Ilci. 10

11. 's • B trri s ].ItES S.

EON DON,
TUESDAY, Ocrossa 12, isig.

The account of the produce of the revenue fur
time quarter just rutted has been made up, and will
be found in another part of this Paper. A few days
only have elapsed since we in some degree prepared
the public fur the alisappointMellt of those sanguine
hopes which the c.lculations and promises of the
Minister. during the last Session of Parliament
were calculated to inspire ; but our most gloomily
awl unfavourable apprehensions fill far short of the
veinal stow of our filiancial difficulties. The ac-
counts are so extremely disheartening, that were we
nut assured of their having been made public wish
the consent of time Officers of the Treasury, we
should have hesitated to acknowledge their oceu.
racy, and hate fanciful limit they had been furnished
either by *time chanipiou of revolution, for the pm-
pose of throning a momentary gloom over the pub-
lic mind, Of by some adventurous stockjobber, who
was speculating for a 1.,11 In the funds.
When the Ministers, almost at the close of
the last Sess. of Parliament, ventured, in direct
opposition to the well-known sentiments of the mo-
tion, to increase the duties puyable upon several
articled of absolute necessity to the lubouling chores
of the people. they attempted to justify so cruel a
measure by commenting upon our financial embar-
rassments, and strewing the advantages that must
result from enlarging by three millions unioually
the amount of the disposable revenue. By this
calculation, the produce t 1 the quarter just ended
ought to exceed that of the corresponding quarter
in the last year by the sum of nearly 800,0001.,
but so far is the result -from realising buck
promises, that in the Customs there appears
a di 11l i 111 l tiou of no less than 916,587!., in the
Excise of the sum of 193,1171., mod in the
Stamp Duties of X 6,738!. To countervail this
defalcation. them is an isicrease in the Post-Office
of 15,000/. mid some inconsiderable improve.
merits in the Land-Tas and Aliscfllanies ; but
allowing fur these. the total deficies.cy in the
quartet, ad compared brill, the corresponding quit.
tse in the lest )ear, amounts to Ike serioui sum of
1,151,5;;;;/. 'Elie diminution appears lbw to lone
taken plaice in those Wenches of the ifteisur to
hick, as uttering o preaumpite tvideuce of its.

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