The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-03 00:00:00

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We last night received the Paris Papers of
Friday and Satarday. They ate nearly filled with
the debates in the Chamber of Deputies upon the
Budget. la coarseness and violence these debates

*VOW all precedent ; thef Oils:Herod Herod ;"
no oas could possibly presume, from • perusal of
them. that France affected the character of a po-
lite nation. The case of Colonel Balms was
noticed in the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday.
He appears to be an officer who was hardly used
by Government.
The Fire per Cent. Consols were on Thursday
89 fr. 40 c. Bank Actions 1,5961 fr.
The Five per Cent. Consols on Friday were
11. k. SO c. Bank Action, 1,5961 fr.

MG STUART WORTLEY'S motion for compen-
sating Mr. BURGESS, the extra post projector, for
the failure of his Scheme, although supported by
that otitellisiii)dian of the public purse. the CHAN-
CELtO4II'.OI' the EXCHEQUER, was negatived list
night in the House of Commons. When this
scheme made its first appeaiance in the House,
*e noticed the glaring inconsistency of enter-
taining a question legalizing furious driving. at
the very moment when the Parliament and the
country were exclaiming against the prevailing
practice of cruelly to the brute creation. The
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER last night
thought that companion for an individual who had
endeavoured to serve the public, would alone be •
sufficient title to compensation ; but we take the
liberty of stating that this is not a correct represen-
tation of the case. The projector, Mr. Buttons,
meant to serve himself. The extra post was meant
to serve a newspaper which he started at Man-
chester, and which he expected would cut up all
the newspapers in the north-west of England by
the early intelligence from London supplied by his
extra post. The paper and the extra post failed
together.
Sir F. BunDsrr again postponed his motion in
the House of Commons relative to the imprison-
ment of Mr. HUNT until the 24th of this month,
on which evening the House is to be called over,
The House will, at its rising this evening, adjourn
till this day fortnight.

A series of papers relative to the Slave Trade on
the coast of Africa has been printed by order of the
House of commons. It consists of three letters
frogs Sir CMARLIII M'CARTHY, the Governor of
Sierra Leone, which prove the increased state of
that horrible traffic,. These letters will be found
in another part of out papal.

'Yesterday, at lialf,prist two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Office, which was
attended by the Earl of HARROWST. the Ertl of
LivaapooL. the Earl of Warraoataao, the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the Marquis
of LONDONDERRY. Mr. PEEL, End llas.sinauvr,
Mr. Rostusou, tale Luke
of _:RLLINOTON, &c.
The Cabinet ,at in deliberation till near tire o'clock.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a Levee, as
Commuudrr-iii-Chief. at his office in the dent
Guards, which was but thinly uncurled.
There ii• a change in the direction at the Bank
daring the 'mien/ month, and it is confidently an-
ticipated there !ill also be a change of measures.
and that the interest will be reduced from five to
four per (P. run% Paper.)

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r. feria, . . of ilium .
. Murray for his seat in Leicestershire. -1- : i•Ars •
The Marquis tied Marcluouess of Bath hasierheere4ol
Bed foydsh ire. '"". a i
• The tart and Countess of Jersey have left ti.alp for their
.seat, Middleton Park. Oxfordshire. iu
The E.irl and Countess of Claacarty ands erous ex-
peeled to arrive this day at the
,Clareaduu H „ Bead.
street, from ilia Netherlands.
Lady Byrou and Miss Challoner arrived yaslity at
Milton's Hotel, Lower Brnok.airrei, from Toubruk 'ells.
Colonel aud Lady E.,Lowther left the Earl of Lonsittle's
seat. Coitesmore, Rutlaudsbire, we Muaday, for fail
Bruwalurea seat, Briton House, Grantham, Liucolusber,
fur the holidays.
Lord Eardley, tordaad Lady Baye.rioil-Sele, and the Hoikl
Mr. Eardley, leave teen this day for Belvidere, Kest, fee
like holidays.
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ni it Edward Sieon.,l%. kit the Waterloo Hotel, Jeiiffel.
ettret, yesterday, for lia
„l peva:tut% afro') Kir 'a Hotel, Lower Brook street :—.
ir Moaisigue Chohnley, . and sues for Hastings, Sus.
irrart
.pets; sod William Morris, Esq. and son fur their seat,
p,Plafile !mud.
64 .Asrisqls at thr Siloam'', Hotel, Jennya,street :—Charles
,ftewast, Esq. and Mr. Baikyipritirday, ken lrelaad.
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ROYAL HUNT.

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On Friday • fine deer was turned out at Langley Broom
for the day's diversion. The day was very fine, and the
turning out was attessied by a aumerons field of sportunen.
The due si.lielst took towards Jeer, taking to the left
through the eneloinres between Stoke and Stowe, where
he crossed the Bath road near Salt Hill, and than ran
with great speed down to the right of Darvg, towairtir
.the Theme., which be crossed. The spotless's went
by Maidenhead Bridge and Byay, and renewed the chase
in the woods situate by St. Leonard's Hill and Hied.-
field, Philo, at which place the dyer passed, near the reel.
denee of Lord Harcourt and Squire Daw, taking to Ilse
i.
eft towards Craobourue, where be got into Windsor Great
rk:which. be crossed, and went over Winkfield Green,
down Cooper's Hill, to the left of Egbassi, where he crowed
theTbames near Staines, through the fields and meadows
to the left of Colobrook. This line deer was taken after a
long chase within halta.mile of the place from which he
started in the morning. Man of the Wiedsur sportsmen
gave up the chase near W• Plain, sad returned to
Windsor, out risteltisi sis . sushi cross thslisass.
second tiuts..„ ~,,,,d, I, , , •': • . 1

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cAprtzaki OP A GIANT.
Viiday last Mr. Cook arrived at Ayr with his
eht . sisals, giantesses, and dwufs, all cooped up, 4as oar
rem ammeters are," iu a large and commodious WRVS'S. It
tippets, that about ten months ago, Mr. J. H. Lambier, sue
of the said " Oasts," bound himself, (or a certain sum, to
remain with the saran• of Mr. Cook for rate year, Of for-
frit 1001. At the emielosion of the exhibition on Frirky
evening, however, he obtained a furlough from Mr. Cook,
extendiug to six o'clock uu the following mousing, when he
faithfully promised to make his re-appearance. His giant.
ship. it would seem, bad been pretty well rate, tallied is his
nocturnal peregrivation, not milli a delicious gorge of "raw
heads and bloody bones," like his formidable predecessors,
but surrounded by • group of Cypriaas be bad bees freely
sacrificiug to the ahriue of the rosy god; and when " the
drowse, dungeon clock" had numbered the hour of his
retina to his " prison house," be was discovered by
Mr. Cook fast locked iu the embraces of.—Morpherur. Find.
ing that entreaties could nut persuade, nor threats awe him to
return to the caravan, Cook became at last determined to
enforce " the penalty sad forfeit of the bond," and got a
warrant from Übe Sheriff to apprehend him for his breach of
eugageascut. Oa attempting to take him into custody, a
violent struggle eusued, in which Cook was floored by a poker
blow from his gigantic antagonist. He was •1 length over.
powered by numbers, and boiled with curds, iu • state of par-
tial nudity, without hat or shoes, was dragged to gaol amidst
an immense crowd of spectators. Laialsorr, we understand,
serve4ie the Ft Poch Imperial Guards at-Waterloo, where he
was sounded in the bead. He is n very tali, stout, good-
lookieg•fellow, and his appearance in the street seemed to
excite general sympathy. He was liberated (rum prisms on
Moods), aad left Ayr on Tuesday souraiug.

The Berkeley-Hunt dinner at the Plough
Hotel, Cheltenham, on Monday last, was far more
numerously attended than ever iemembered. The
Leader of the limit, Colonel fituartas.sy. wag pre-
vented by indisposition from meeting his brother
sportsmen.
Lord Ettitimrou, in the name of the Devon
County Club, has transmitted tool. towards the
subscription for Sir R. Wusom, and has accompa-
nied the contribution with ■ handsome letter.

The KING has been graciously pleased to give
and grout unto ELI Z ABSTII AISNE Mal'. Shaw
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Place, itthe couoty of Kest, widow and relict of CtisitLes
nistatTfrintiT, Isle of Geddicole, is the county of Worse,-
leva Esq. deceased, only thisighter of Jame/ PITTIT AN.
. ' DRAWS, late of Broome., A. the couoiy of Middlesex, Esq.
sister to Air Joarrii ANDRAWs, late of Skew Place afore-
' gait% Bart, both also deceased, and sole brie to her said
father sad bruther, his royal license mid authority that
she tasy rnwume •nd (alto her family swrname of Aal halms
only, sod also bear sod. sae the armorial twig's of All.
Allows wily, according to the laws of areas.
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We with pleasure revert to she notice of the
1147141 Menagerie, Excier 'Change, As well from
the increased exaellesce of the establishment, to which @cre-
sol valuable additiuee bays bees mode, es from ohs., ring of
Isle several insidious attempts by NMI as devoid of bossily
as ilosestp, by envious assersiuus and oblique iusinualieitot
to lower tt in the public estimation; but established, Sits!,
established as it is in it. favour, as well might they think to
shake Si. Paula from its base by a foot-Iratt, veto suppose
that say itoomat opposition of theirs meld isulure a rime.
rows sod rewarding public to wallet's* sbaissappart Inman
ioohnoriosak and larriteriows tadtvideaJ. Wass tins meat
soversiga emehmtpt he addresses to thew itre WOO to the
Greeadier to his 11fficer-01 pray ye, GMITLESISS, sot to
I burl yorrseires."

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1?4 S HIONA EL •1 'A ETIEIL
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Prices &teams, gave an e . I 'Wraith/WM ehibri -
day *to the Doke of York, • i he of ifolllaseink Mat
Ambesandor of the Nethe•lawl Count Mealier, Ora
Lieven, Earl of Clan•llliam„ ) I Batburals,ilallld .Vl/..
bridge, sod sever..l other die . mislaid 4,101/2111110•1"
Chandos House. at
East Yerulara eatertaised a I e starly A 0( distinction
yesterday at his house is Grosven 4/wk..
Cowin Lieven had a large party d3/42100241/I"rder at bas
hoes, in Harley street.
boosaer Lady Nave had a se; ofgiti:t.
isshionahles
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yesterday evening at her house 111 la-a r
the Cottnirai of Gleogsll gave h ra rout for. the sea-
son on Monday eveniog at her boom Lower Grosvenor.
I.treft, .bich was attended by Mt 200 distinguished
:fisitionables. The drawiug-rooms orris pperhis alltlutilmir'l
The Duke of %Vella:glom. the Duette. of Richmond, the
Ladies Lennox, the Countess of Clare,itie Corat.-sa of Har-
'flyby; Ladies M. Ryder, J. Fitzgibbon, lac. were astuag
Ilse eoutratiy.
FA S H lONA ELE MO reit* N TS.
The Duke and Duelsem of NorthumberbuThil left town yes.
terday for their seat, Sion House, fur the holidaya•
The Ambassador of the Netherlauds kn., worst yesterday
ditiruiag fur Piris. . ,
Departures (min Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley squat", yes-
oaerday :.—The Duke of Hamiltoa fur Paris; and Colonel