The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-30 00:00:00

Poolacript, Tierslay, May 'l9, Farm o'Clock.

Ceram—Ties emntl pithlic sales were brought forward
to-der, and went off very flatly midst hewer prices generally;
a few lots of 613 e middliug Jamaica • brought full prices;
Dutch sold Is. a So. lower; (Ur the ►t. Domingo no huyera
could be Sowed at a Weber price than 1155.0 J. and the whole
wail takes in.

H. P. SUOA/L.—Thrre was a good &tumid to.ibiy, soil a
elude higher prices were paid for good Sugar, the supply be-
ing at pitsent inadequate to the &um&

Mr. LUCHINGTON, of the Treasury, in reply to
a letter from C. M. 131.:IttliLL, Esq. M.P. li.is rig.
nified that the farmers will not be prevented from
wetting unsaleable barley as food for thew cart
horses and other stock.

The LORD CHAIM LLLLL rose to retorts thanks in the
aboeure of his noble colleague, the Eirl of Liverpool. lie
proceeded to Stale that It we* Isis fortune to have liven !mon r
its his Majesty's service titan any of the King's inesent
Ministers; hut they, in common nitls the cuut.try at large,
owed a debt of iratiissile to that great man atonic meinuiy
they were now calchratitig, and whose principles lair Ma-
ferty's Mt Matt r, hail followed with nutlet:l4 tog pi riewerance.
For hinsicif lie rostlil only ray that his advice hail aiwsy•
la.eo given in concurrence with that of Mr. Pill, against ell
measures which had a tendency to slissentinair r. sulnljoe,sry
doctrines no this conistry here might hair Inc., a differ-
ence of optistois about Panespint vies niliney; hut i.e was
•ure that Mr. Pitt [user would have lent himself to any
measure which was calculated to compromise she safety of
the Cusatientsors. It was floe pride of his Majesty's Minis-
ters that throughout their atiminis,ratioo they had steadily
pummel t •e great principles which Mr. Pitt WO with in-
flexible tit mucus laid clown far his coattail), and by which
Europe hail been ultimately saverl through the great eu-
estions in the field of los illustrious Friend near him (the
Duke of Wellincisio), also by his wisdom, vsl.,ur, and on-
paralleled exertions, gave effect to the-e principles witch
guide his Majesty's Goverunteut, arid by ninth they were
enabled to place Europe in it• sueseut state.
" May the principles of Mr. Pitt always milmate the
councils of Great Britalln."—(Loud tipple:tsar )
" The pilot that weathered the Stumm' war •usg with great
applause.
Mr. Gooch, in offering the health of the .Doke of Wel-
lington, r lir,latrirl upon the achievements stitch that illus-
Liou• individual had peeforancil.
" The health of the Duke of lVelliugton" was then drank.
The Doke of Wi.t.i.ixtcrota returned thooksforthe atten-
tion paid Isi him. If. as the meeting did Isitn the honour SO
suppose, be had serves' the public, the very performance of
such 'service was sufficient reward. Ile could nosy ;egret
Mint Mr. Pltt should slot have lived to behold Ike gloriosta
termiratieis to %%Inch his couutels had led the way—that lie
should nut have flirSl Europe freed by British skill sod
*lsl. valor►.

he ht.anb of the Chairman was then propirted, anti drank
• ith enthusiasm.

Mr Gouen, in relmroing thanks, repeated his professions
of aril, olt •ttachment to tk. uirmuty sud to the principles d
Mr Vit..

Among a variety of toasts u bleb our limit* sill out allow
us to enumerate—

Mr Goucx gave " The glorious Memory of George the
Third." The fet lingo of the company upon such a subject
wonld speak more eloquently than he (the Chairman; could
ever hope to do
The following totals were then given, each introduced by
few words f the Chairman:—" Church and State"—
The Constitution of Old England, and her trinniph emir
foreign and domestic ettutuie«.--" The health of the Esti
of 11 are* otwl."

Lord HARI:WOOD, in retorning thanks for the honour
which had been IitIIIP him, assurrd the company that he hail
ever bee,, a sincere friend to the print iplt a which they *etc
assembled to support, and t onellided by giving ea a toast,
" Prosperity and peiprtuiry to the Pitt (lob?'
The LORD Ohl:Revue,* rose immediately, and eons.
plained that his Noble Priem, was there tiesching a little
ut
his manor: he (the Lord Chisticellur) must tu give
that toast himself: he would g:ve it as long as he lived, end
when be was no more, the cause might find a muse able, but
*ever • more zealous, supporter.
Neve sAI other roast, were then drank connected with the
whjecia and opinions of the m. sting; sod the Chairman left
ihe mum •bout Leif-moat ken o'clock.

IC4 IA L IN TR L LIU &Veg.

PORTSIMIN/Tn. MAY 28.

Arrived tbe Pseille, Caroline, hilivrily. 11;diustry, •nci
H.bc tras.p.,rts, (mos %Vaierfuti; Atlas, Reid, from Kakis;
Audiy. Riker ; and Lidy 11411111.0% Gres, (rum the Douse
fur the South Seas.

PLY /10177 H, NAT 27.

.„,
Arrived the ?when, Spitler, from New South Shetland ;
atm, off this port, the DAVIOOII, Jelessinvon, from Sierra
Leone for Loud DU. The Indian has brought bone the
ninatvr and part of the crew of the Cora, wrecked on 6th
January in the harbour of Blyth, South Shetland ; she has
also got the boat's crew, consisting of eight persons. beloug-
big to the George, that were left un the Island of Shetland.
FALMOUTH, MAY 26.
Arrived the Acores, Smith, fr. at Callas in 37 days.

LYIIIIIIIIIIITOS, NAT 28.
The Parsee of the lion. East India Ctinepday's ship
General Willi( landed here this morning.

NILVORD, NAY 2a.
Arrived the Meteor ■nd Lightning .cam-irts.els from
London for Holyhead.

DRAL, MAY QR.
Arrived the Msleiiiontssof Ely, Kay; Amid!, ;
and Hiss kii•giscwitire, Adams, &um Clomp ; Miry Ann,
Young, r.urn Ifainvia ; Itusßl Clwrlutir, Ford ; and
Pyrenees. Chalk, from Jamairn ; Peasley, Guar
St. Violcent's ; Frutim, Hultuu, hon. New Kruw wick;
Ssrth, Van Haythxy.eu, (rum Si. sun eue ; Swills,
frost Has loadors ; Cheerful, H stir, flout Rio Jauriro fur
Howbeit:lt ; Arie►, Bruntuu, from 511oradure; and Sr` r,
fcuiduiu. from inmates.

Came down from the River and sailed the Sophia, Hooper,
for Faro ; Tobago, Bagarie, fur Grenada ; Navigator,
Bishop, for Meow ; Elbe, Waters, tur Eichorn; Doatia,
indent', for Messina ; and Riga, Forster, far Ifireannah.
Sailed the Worolfurd, Chapman, for Madras; and the
w►ttle of the lavonewatel.loustfil fur the Kiva.