The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-26 00:00:00

The original resolution it tlitir favour erns carried,
:lifter x alelmte on two innewlonwo., Inlt;§ of which
were Five per Ci lit. Consols are
Ititi • 10th fr. Batik
The following tire rxtracts

Penes, SPY V. 22.
In 11. e evenitsg of the day before yesterday the hottg shrwell
11l self at the window on the side of the g vole& The peo-
ple who were wAlking in the I%soilleries, pereeiviug hi its, rail
Illp, and saint, .1 lion with iy erelamations.
31. Leciete, u Derst y .tf IL. l'ottventi ttt 111,1 ii‘ll:9/le.l Al
A regirsdr, has obtain, .1 kilns: it/ retorts to France, so 4 is
mow its Paris.
The day before •two mess Moe great coat*
"'opt, at halipast &or IJY...eh in the full day, INV 1.01:1.1111
Ladies who were walking at Veisaillc.i. in the Bola tie Sauey,
awl arniattacil every thing they had abunt them. The chive
of the Lathes cried out, Ilia the 'nastier' present...a a
and thrrateist their lives it' they dared tu spc .k or fly.
The 11.44fie1l then g ive op their sloivele, their necklace:, their
lingo. noel rcisirssea to Versaillels, where they made their dc.
pus.lloo before Judge of the Peace.

A Flanders Mail has arrived, with Papers from
nrussels to the 41st inst. The Kiug of WIitTEN-
DER° ha, p• 1ti141.11 all Edict, COUVOking ass Asses'
bly of the States cm the 19th July, toprepare Ind
digest, in concert with Coransiesieners appointed
by his MAJKSTY, the plan of the new Constitution
so long proiniard to Isis people.—The anniversary
of the batik ul Wssierlois WO celebrated its au spa
propnate st}le at liru,,els, on the leth instant.
The foliotelisg is sus extract:—

BRUSITLI, JUNE 20.
His Majesty ref out this afternoon with his suit fur Maeh
If ield. Accou cite from Madrid of the 51b of this munch state,
that at the toil of May there was a general review ot all the
troop,' helougiiig to the expedition collected at Cadiz and
the env' - v. llos army «insists of 18,000 men, who have
received rude's to be in readiness to depart. The armament
is composed of eiztit ships of the line and frigates, a great
many corvettes and gnu-boats, and 136 transport.. Out the
4th, a courier was dispatched from Madrid to the Minister
of Marine at Cailis. lis a Piaui'', Journal we find the
following article:—o• Accounts from Poland say, that
rupture between Iluvvia and the Porte is there considered
to be very near at baud; the same accounts say that it
Is expected that the kinf,iloni of Poland will be shinny en-
larged by the incineration of the ancient Polish provinces
which are at present united with Russia."

The Onniium continues to decline: it was yrs.
terday down to 21 discount.

Yesiterday the Duke of You transsete,l mill.
huy lituntea with the PraNClt REGENT, at Carlton

[luu.e.

The Roxbnrgh Club, at their last anniversary
meeting, iesolved to erect a monument. with a
black letter inscription, to their favourite Carroty.
The subject of the dispute between Lord sod
Letly WESTSISATO, which we adverted to under
the title of the Earl and Countess W„, us being
under discussion before the Loan COANCV.I.I.OR
in his private room. is settled. It app..ars that deeds
of separation had token place so far us that her
Ludyship has enjoyed a palmate maintenance ; that
there has been a separation of property; sod that
her Ladyship has beet, for some montlia in a house
take's by herself, in which his Lordship had like-
wise u separate apartment. Di lotus! friends had,
ay usual, endeavoured to reconcile differences, hot
in vain, when his Lordship last week dismissed
some of her Ladyship's servants by the aid of the
police. and adopte+l other measores, which created
en alarm in her Ladyship** mind. induced her to
withdraw herself from the house in which she was
Ho longer the tnirtresss to that of one of her true-
tees, trod to *end the children (the care of which
had been tensile over to her by the deed of separa-
ting) to the houae of her Noble Father. The case
which the LORD CUAINGELLOi heard. was in a
writ of limbers. Corpus. Mused at the suit of the
Yawl, to direct the prodaction of the children, and
the tlecluiou has been, that. notwithstanding the
ritgagement of the deed of separations they must
hr with the father.
AnrRICA AND nett ItEsowacts.—This work of
Mr. lints Ten begins to t aisle very cookiderriblt
tt-uti ..... particularly nisising the mei ca utile C lasses.
in a loiterer point of view we plate the subject, whothrr as a
% a mottle hie:mt. a jealous rival, or a poise' fill awl malign:tot
enemy, " A inctic• and lute Itisouncet." must cestainly Ire
e..n.td.test is ass i.l j.ft of the highest impeortiowe. Mr.
HAMS I) Silt slsllC€s with ab. f vii wof Ilw importance of
the United Stat.c no themselves, and of the nitairpro scut %.
Ilona whirls have beets ittivie coneertinig them, by vas ii,tia
tiairellcra ; he then Ireal. on the 5. rrilurtal aspect of the
Vatted States—their agt sunnier,, population, and on the co.
pabibiles of jot, rind oat ication a holt Aim rural
ab ,ve every grass r of Ihr Globe.— Tile set ou.l . Icipter,
whie I. 'tuna of ate c. ..... mace iir tit, Untied satti,s.
in severe Strati., .heis views ahirls at-lolled Mr.
J. ffetson, in 1807, to lay ass stobarro ins all Co cacti [rook,
and points nut the great stud ireiprucal adrmitaget which
Great Britain and A itieriea most ilvriVe hula rentauting on
an amicable (want:: with each tuber —The dotal chapter
totals of the agrieoltute tad Maiiiiraclatria of tire Untied
Aisles, and emit tins many rateable remarks on the impuitcy
of rutting a produeti .... of mannfact Ines by Government
bounties, and other methods, bey 1 the immediate flameout
fur .ht in. Mr. 13r.sted gives a vs ry interrstiog, though a
autunite, y aseotilit of the American maistifutlin es, and asserts
I the sup inn ingenuity of the Atnertetins themselves in all
inventi .... s and contrivances of macltitiery whereby bottle',
loltusir may be spared —The fon.iii chapter exhibits a lu-
minous % •of Ilse fiiiallCCL—The fifth is totes to the go-
vermiterst, policy, mid lass, of the United Statca, and is
written with south elegance and clearmas of thought.—The
sixth chapter is ilesio..l to literature, uud pie. Ins a very
hit ak view of Ike intellectual It sritory of the American, a
branch of their poss. ssions winds Sissy so. m in nu hurry
totter to cultivate or cola, ge—the is ausitton hum the state
of literature and edliestom to inanneis awl titurAls, seems
its billow of 'course; and to this latter subj. ci the seventh
(-loopier is accordingly devoted, and a ill be (opted full of
imp.; laid malts r. list work concludes a ills is marks on
the 'nem id state of the Powers of Ettiope, ealhug on Ame-
rica to take the .I,,aiihige whirls SI hold, out lo her to ice.
11111. Iltar te-otarei s, so as to make-herself of cutsAtineuce in
any lonise ruplUie among thins.
A cottage at Sumlnughill was broken open on
Tliorsibq reviling. by owls in sailors' habits, uoil
ul linen of great value, which was scut SO he
wasi ed. Two very syspitrou,looking fellows were
er el through Ilonim aid Clitrtsry, unit ta kiss ut
S sits hrtry, Willi I lee, property up in them. Co o
dr ratite praise is due to ibis:pt. VAr.dom who gave then
prompt as- tstative nt 4 'het betUllog these
ult,sols-i•• • •