The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-19 00:00:00

FARIS, APRIL. IS.

Yesiertlay. at noon, the Bureau of the Chamber
of Peers, led by the Closure,lor. loot the honour
of prearotitig to the Kill( Use iirtisret of the law
relative to the establiahtoriit us the departments of

hooky, auxiliary to the Greta Book the ',tibiae
debt, adopted by the Chamber in the Sitting of
the ',receding day.
At one o'clock his liajesty presided et ■ Council
of Mmiptri*.

A CCOTllleig to intelligence from Frankfort, the
fair of that town ha been very brilliant fur woullres
stuffs particularly fur the manufactures of Vii viers
uml its etivirouv.

A project bra been formed at Montpellier, to
monument in our of the public places of
that town, in honour of Loma XVI. It will be
of marble of Carara.

(l-AMBER OF LEMMA, Aran. H.
Afrt souse isrehosusAry maitre. Use urilet of the
day war read for topeesiog the diacuatiort cosset/wog
the frrtdons of the rear.
AL Lemur de ‘'illercque. the fir.t. speaker ise-
seethed spinal Ilor isrstisirt el Ilse law, misishoutleil Ilse
enlightened ussuistsy vslottls an Ilse eunsinessceustsit
of Its susilivol)• rtsolrre4 90 ii,llllalli a homage to

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LONDON,
MONDAY. Aran. 19. 1819.

We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday
mid Thursday last. On Wednesday the discussion
on the law relative to the Liberty of the Press com-
menced in the Chamber of Deputies, and three
Members recited their speeches on this subject from
the tribune. Several Members called for the clan
tug of the discussion, but on the suggestion of the
l'ltcsioENT the question was merely adjouened to
the following day, to afford an opportunity to
Members, not present at the opening, to deliver
their sentiments. It is likely, however, that this
quests will be decided within a shorter time than
is usually occupied in the discussion of au important
subject.
We are apprised by en article of intelligence
from Constantinople, that the dispute between the
Guaivis SEIGNIOR stud the several Ambassadors
now present at the Pirtle, relative to the rights of
jurisdiction claimed by the Ambassadors over the
subject' of the respective Powers, still continues.
; The GRANS/ S►IGNIO is resolved not to resign
the least point in his sovereign authority, and
threatens those who question his power to punish.
the first foreigner who offends against his laws, by
way of affording a convincing proof of his reap-;

The GazeMe tk France contains a tepee
the Seesetary of the Persian- Ambassador, coli.
phoning of the indecent levity with which his
inivateletllls are broaglit before the public
cstrioaity. tint Excellency OCCILS to be particularly
displesatal. .untie. a realtilaquist...of, of

ComTr, who published in all the Journals a
recited of the ninnies lie enacted bEfewe the Am-
bassolor, and thy isstonishment st.".1t111111'1 lit° Ex"
crilesiry. The Sieuretsrg„ linwest .r. asserts flint the
ventrilogni.t iiiinsh•otly foetid hiern elf into his hre-
I and that his ventrilliquiiii exi ited no
other feeling than. disgust. .The Aus
tuken 'ruse of the Kong of FIIANIT4 and was to
have left Paris on Saturilmy or for England.
The French Five prr ('rat.. nn Wising's* wry,.
67 I; 2.5 c. Bank Stork 1.340 I.

We hive recei►ed I:u.ton Papers to the 14th
tilt. The following are rxt reels :

BOSTON, MARCH 11.

Captain Perry, arrived at Baltimore ill days
from Coquimbo, states that the Patriot awl Royal
laud forces hail remained inactive for a long time.
The fleet of Patriot vessels that sailed from
paraiso to intercept the expedition from Cadiz to
Lima, were not in lime. Capt. P. was informed by
the Commander of the Britt.Ai sloop of war Torre,
that flint of the transports had got nun Lima, after
touching at Tolcahumia tirst,.wliere they found the
convoy ship (the hub,llo frigate of 44 glum) ; they
cut her out of the po►t, after some resistance
front her stud the shore, and. succeeded iu getting
her to the Isle of St. Mary, where they were fitting
her out. One of the Patriot sloops of war hail gone
to cruise off Lima. Conception was still in the
hands of the Royalists. The United States sloop
of war, Ontario, bad not returned from Columbia,
north west coast.

A Boston Paper of the 121 h says—ti The new
charges against General JACKSON in the Report to
the National Semite are. fur raising a species of force
not authorised by law (sud which a law has always
been considered necessary to authorise)—for officer-
ing this force in a manner unknown to the law, and
constitution—far holding an important Court Mar-
tial by these Officers—for disobeying the orders of
the Government as to the species of force to be
employed—and for giving a conditional order fur the
capture of the capital of East Florida."

On Saturday the dispatches were closed at the
East India Howse, and delivered to the Nursers of
the following ships, viz. Thomas Grog&le, Captain
%V. MAtsstMO, and Carmatie, Captain J. BLAN•
swum—fur Madras and Bengal.
l'inisengers per Carwatic—
Fu► Bengal—Alessra. R. Wells soul J. Arinstroag, writers ;
Captains Day and G. L. Brown ; Mr. J. Stewart, aranalant-
surge on ; Mown Marley, Ramsay', Fombelle, Law/maces,
Framer, Rickety, Welland, and Boileau ; Messrs. Farascr,
Besketi,Staillt, and Whitaker, radetal._

For Madras—Capt. C. W. Yates; Mr. G. Wilson' Puist-
ant-sargeon ; Misses Cokbruuke and Igeatiog ; Messrs.
%imiter, Millis %worth, Dussoloy, iiyuter, sad Dyer,
cadets.

Passengers per Thomas Grenrille—
Fur Heugal—Mr. Assistant-Sisrgeon Hickman ; Messrs.
Jrbter, Dem, and Lacey and Duly ; Miss C. F. and H. A.
Williams, C. Marshall, and !Admen's; Mrs. Lorh and son;
Messrs. Maertowell, Ousley, Payne, Manning, White, and
Dormer, enacts.
Fur Madras—Captains Smith and Drat ; Lieutenant Simi-
sun ; Messrs. Deane, Smith, %rake, Young, and Hanitireys
cadets.

On Tuesday the Pheasant, IR. CO.-KELLY.
sailed from Portsmouth for the coast of Africa.—
Mr. GALoomr, Commissary Judge in Slave Trade
crusts, is gone passenger to Sierra Leone. •

Urania at Spitigad—The !toggling, Captaio Strong, Inc
the coast of Africa ; Drake. Cspisin MONET, fur New-
foutidlantl; Canitleon; Captain Mingsy, refitting; Abund.
twee, Lieuteuaat Campbell, under orders for St. Helm.

Captain Sir CHARLIS BURRARD lippoutited to
the Hind. Lieut. B. lambic' to the Conteleo*.
Rev. E. Baacc to be Chaplain of the Windsor

The following military movements are ordered to
take phice ; —lolli Hussa►s from nadir°le to Scot-
land ; 16th Lancers, from Ireland (on arrival) to
Rsdipole ; the 13th regiment from Guernsey to
Portsmouth ; 331 from Hikes to Guernsey ; 79th
front Portsmouth to Jer.y ; 90th From Brighton to
Portsmouth.

Friday night the Cornwall, Matilda, and Apollo,
for Chios, put into Portsmouth with contrary
The Betsey transport is arrived at Portsmouth,
after a long passage, from Malta and Gibraltar,
with 167 invalided suet' irom the 10th, 11th, 28th.
3241, With, and 75th regiments, fifty-eight women,
and fifty-eight children ; five of the latter were barn
on the passage.—The Betsey was to sail yesterday
for Chatham.

The I libendia, 120, arrived at Portsmouth, from
Plymouth, on Saturday morning. for the purpose
of undergoing a thorough repair at duo Dock.yaid.
The Cygnet, 10, is to be launched iit l'ortamouth
Dw k-yard on Tuesday. the !till of May.
The Brazen is ordered to be fitted for Com.
mission.

The Crown, arrived at Falmouth in 75 do),
front Trieste, spoke on the 14th March, the Alert,:
from Liverpool to Messina, about twenty leagueS
west of Sicily.
We are Lorry to state, that very unpleasant intel-
ligence respecting the plague in Barbary has
been received. The letters were dated so re-
cently as the 17th of March, at which t►me
plague, which lead teen demean% for some
nitnitlis, had returned with redoubled fury. The
deatlu . were greater than had been experienced
during the Ina fatal year. The inhabitants were
neglecting all Hirer u”tal avocationA, and were shut-
tit►g themselves up in their bola.—Given. Paper.)
The Earl of HARDWICIE WOO on Tuesday last
elected President of the Board of Agriculture,
vire ti►e Earl of MAccwviELD, resigned.
Ou Saturday Count PALMIiLLAt the Portuguese
,Atulasesador. art out from his rerideace its South
lAudley.street for Paris. It is supposed that his
,Excellency is goiug thither on some political bum-
as it is reported that the Sovereign of Pox-
TVGAL is about to return io Europe.
The mother of M. de Koezigsua, aged 82.. who
resides at Weimar, was so shocked by the melan-
choly hews of the . . ignition of her sun, that she
hail tree% seized with a dangerous illnp ss. and lies
Vti than boot %I:louver,.

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