The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

discussing same very iMportatit matters. We new,
however, learn, by a private letter from Petershurgh,
of the Ist of June, tltit these rninoo re hell reached
that city, and were tliere treated with ridicule. ita
the idle Insists of speculating politician.. We
receive, however, the pleating Intelligence that the
liberty of the press iu Poland will he proposed by
the Goveriiir.rot to the Diet of Warsaw, in the
spprosching Session. It is• understood that, ac-
cording ta the arratigenirtit lately made respecting
:Ate differences between Denmark and Swecleu. the
latter •is to pay to the former the sum of three
millions of crowns bonen. politicians of
Petersburgh wonder where Sweden is to procure
this soon, mid it is there seriously believed that
England will accommodate Swedes) with this sum,
for which Norway is to be assigned by way of
mortgage !
An article from Vienna mention,. on the Botha.
rity of intelligence from Constantinople, that the
Porte is actively employed iii strengthening •its
Marine. Several ships of war have lately been built,
and orders have been issued for the construction of
two others. The Capitan Poch* will, it is said,
shortly sail wilh s squadron of light ships, to cruise
iu the Archipelago.
The French Five per Cents. are 6s 1. 63 c.—Bank
Stock, 1,317)f.

We have received Bostou Papers to the td, and
New York Papers to the 3il instant. ' A ►gaudrou
is ordered to the South Sea for the protection of
trade.

The Foreign Enlistment Bill was lest night de.
bated at great length in the House of Lords ; but
oil the division which succeeded, the Ministers
were, us usual, triumphant. The numbers in fa.
•our of the 13111 were one huiidred—aguinst it
fifty-seven. The debate was bitten, not as is cue-
tomary, on the second reading of the Bill, but
on the 'hullos' fur the House resolving itself into
a Committer. From the result of last night's
division, we must consider the measure as de-
cided, but it still remains to be seen whe-
ther the measure will. be as effectual in pro.
promoting the cause of our Most Catholic
Ally, as is contemplated by the promoters of this
Bill. We have hitherto seen numberless
advea-
turers, influenced either by ambition or poverty,
disregarding she asogninary denunciations of the
Spanish Government, and braving dangers of the
most appalling character in support of the South
Americans, and we canoot believe that even the
addition of the present Bill to the number of their
difficulties, will have the effect of deterriog others
from pursuing the same career of glorious ambition.

The CUANCIILLOIL of the Excriegnitit stated
last night, in the House of Commons, that the pro-
duce of the revenue of the last quarter exceeded
the corresponding one of the last year by upwards
of 300,0001., exclusive of the duty on tea.
A series of Madras. Gazettes to the 6th of Febru-
ary last have reached town. The epidemic disease
still continued at Bombay and the ueighbourhood.
but not severely. Partial hostilities are still carrying
on between some of the Nativ•Powers and our troops.
By letters from the camp at Synkurah.iii the neigh.
bourhood of the Nerbuddah, dated December 42. it
was stated that reinforcements were expected. when
our troops were to be formed into three divisions,
and it was anticipated that hostilities would he com-
menced with the Ex-Rajab about the Ilith of
January. The whole force of the enemy was esti-
mated to amount to 10.000 man. including
Arabs and Goands. Other letters contain au ac-
count of the dispersion of • body of these
calories, who had recently formed a siert of the
garrison of Borgagurh. They had gained a strong
piss, iu which they posted themselves after a march
of 68 miles. when Captain PEDLAR, with • NUS.
thou of the 6th Bengal cavalry, and a party of
horse, killed about tOO of them, wounded
a still beater vomiter, and put the restto flight.

The Journal or Savoy stater, that en the lath
of April last, one of the dogs belonging to the
sanctuary of St. Bernard saved two travellers who
had lost their ways and subsequently a woman with
her infant.

Letters from Dresden state, that the marriage of
his Majesty the king of St•att with the Princess
MARIA•JosYPHtIE of Saxony, daughter of Prince
Ma:Juntas, brother
of the lug of Sxxostr,
has just been concLuded. The stew Quite is only
sixteen years of age. She is expected to depart fur
Spain ituMediately.
A Philadelphia Paper hair the following para-
graph :
AXERICAW ARTISTS sots• TO Et/QOM—It is stated in
the papers that Messrs. l'erkins and Toppsn, of Newbury_
port, Massaehtisett, lately passed through New Luildou,
Coontelicat, ou their way to London.
Mr. FairtlOSO, Eng , of Philadelphia, goes nut with
these gentlemen. They are to be enipioyed in enpaviragr
for the Bank of linglaud. From the speritaru• of their
abilities which have ►een exhibited in I.iinginn, 3lr. Meet,
it is stated, has advanced thew 5.0001 sterlinc, and tt they
sweeePd is their hastens, they are to receive in additiou

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We reeetnetted this little article to the notice of the Eu-
ropean Reviewers, whose ehirf sit hest is in %macerating. tin
genies and abilities of their Trsio-Atlantic as qn.ustausee.
We certainly do pot wee soy credit It• thts article,

and in doing so, we hope we not lie suTected
of " underrating the gruius of our Trims- Athintie
acquaintance." The fact is, that the Directors of
the Batik of Foglstal have adnptod the invention
of Messrs. APPLcOMITII and CoWPER tor their
w Niite, which it iu refire preparation, and which
is ealculsieil to defy suecersfol

The important appeal cause respecting the Ala
leases of lirechin Castle. was decided
on Friday knit I)% the House of LOlllll in favour of
the lion, tVlll.l.l4tal NIAULE, who ha: left tuw•n fur
Scotland, previously lied WV from his at-
trihiance in Parliament with Sir %VIC [ftni, Men,-
Let for the County of Dituifiics.