The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-20 00:00:00

DIVORCE.

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DOYLa V. DOYLE.
On the 'notion of !lie Errl r.f SHAFTESBURY the receiv-
ing of the /rudest* in rapport of this 'Arum. Bill war post-
poned 1./ nitride, neat.
Mr. Brogdon, and other Mentbera of the Howse Com-
moor, brought up the Lewd Tax Cootoniordworre Nate,
1114, the lows of • arotilforl Geo Lintel Bill, and the Town
of, Waltelteld Gas Light bill, which were severally reed a
Aral tiers.
LAND TAX COMMISSIONERS NAMES BILL.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY gave wiort►at he would,
oe lo.aiorrow, move that the Stoodoog Orders of their Lord-
ships should be suspended, for the porpoes of passing the
above Bill through its manholes stages.

CIVIL LIST. •
Lard KING raid, that preparatory twill low relative
to the Civ,l List, w'hiefi was elteellei Toeslikt, he world
sibtif as bumble *darer' to ►n Majesty, petyiaw that be
world be graeiousla pleased to mei be laid ow
their Lordships table a return of the 'corral Arnhem-
deft; ■ppoiuteti to foreign countries in the year 1791, with
their semis, and shoo a return of a elioihtr attire form that
period up to the wittiest time ; and also for ■ MINN of all
proem abollihrit under the Act of the; 57th of tile late King,
with the Indemnity given to the perms. who held them. He
moved this fir the purpose of seeing what Devise Omni had
White the eouulry" by the Act of the 57th (WOO. lII.
Ordered.

STOCK.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE mosmillostintsern of the
amount of the various Stock urredettotraittbe 5 per amt.
Nary; the 4 and the 3 p•r cents.—Ordered; •

The Alieus and Designis Bill, the Anneal indemnity Bill,
the Mutiny Bill, void the loyal Marine Mutiny Bill, were
severally evenanitted, sad reported without any aniebtioneut.
—.Adjourned.

11001113 Of COMMONS, Tummy, Matra 19.
The Howe met at four o'clock, but there oot
appearing a sufficient number present, they forth-
with adjourned till tomorrow.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAMIR, MAUCH 16.
Yesterday after oars the Biog transacted business in Ild
Cabinet.
Monsieur rootiowes indisposed. His Royal Flightless bas
not left his apartments fur several days.
A letter from Frankfurt, dated March 11, says—" The
Prince of Casino (Lucien Bonaparte) arrived here yisterday,
•scomposird by his so,: he travels under tha tills tithe
RIMS da Illosigoano. He will proceed to Brussels, where
his Ws is to starry the eldest daughter ofJosepli Bonaparte.'
lifhl*rosarr brothers of the Nike de Montebello, have
boils g•eerely injured by the overlwroing of their cabriolet.

Yesterday the Court of Assize wore (mewed with the trial
of M. de Beringer end M. Baudouin, for the publication of
a provie:l entitled " Trial in Use Cass of the Songs of J.
P. de lienseger," in %hide were leotard the soap fur
which seateme had ►een passed on M. de Beringer, id the
month el December I.st. amid whith the Court had ordered
to. be riipperased. After deliberating for so boar and a half,
the, Jar, returned a verdict of eepuillal.
No repetition of tumult ►as lilies place In t►is capital
during the last three days. The moat perfect order prevailed
yesterday at the church St. Eustache during t►e missionary
lectern.

FRANKFORT, MARCH 10.
According to a letter which ibe King of England has just
addressed to his sister, the Lsudgentrioe of Herea.lhosaboarg,

it appear, that this Monarch Weeds to proceed to the
Conlisest in the month of Jane neat. Preparatioos are
already making fur his reception at the Court of ,Hombourg.
His Majesty purposes visiting the Courts of Vienna and Ber•
lin, from whence be will repair to his Hanoverian domlaiose,
and take the waters of Pyrmont, which the physicians have
recommended. The British Monarch is also expected at
Darmstadt, and several new operas, In congratulation of bin.
presence, are already nude. rehearsal at the theatre of the
Court.

MADRID, MARCH 4.
In the sitting of yesterday the Cones hoard the reports
of the INitistere of Foreign Affairs tad the Interior. The
following is a recapitulation of that made by the former►
which gives ap account of our amicable filmier. wit► Frs.
reign Powers:—

" TN Treaty with the United awn M trot rig eeediellet;
Cassel/Moser. are nominatiud 10 Ilk the limits of As hos-
tiers, reapectimi whirl, some diffrretwas had arises, bet it is
hoped that they would be amicably teratiostad.

" Peace taigas bet Ilftfl Spain sad the Barbary States, sad
his Majesty has engaged to observe the moat Silk, vette-
lity respecting the tonsusotions in Morocco.
li is the mane in regard to Sy limier/. iliseiritirlonlieg

what is enacted by the erpoie law of the army respecting
the clisselutloo of the Swiss rill mots.
"la Russia the 11/4106 AsSmsoadoe has bee• 41660,
I,lllWitold by bie • Ileksigood Opligilpfjosifes4
limememp 'sips !tames ale two OrAril*para;'
" With Portugal our relatiom‘ mes Old 6 6 Isis, 60:
all,. •
toe peace with France has suffered no altgrolles.• k-
sourernite of the epidemic, • ~dos was ftlititied Were ll*
Mager ; bat as the aped.. stilt nista, though the cSb.
. akedbiai at bis

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ii*twei.bcrtfraftl to ioieftipt VALel
41p gitllitltOn, or to suopeo:l feep,, Rpotli-
cation of Opt soothing belmolplih we kreutly
.Id/pLe wip operate to the olpliviUn of4tpt evils,
*Ad pressure the country 'Korn limiter cala-
mities in future ? If the repeal of the disabling

etetetes be desirable, not alertly as a-boon to the
Roman Catholic., but as a future security and
safeguard to the Protestaots, not a moment ought
to be suffered to elapse without pressing for its
attainment. Tficreasisaion of the lobo* will ins.
pl 7 a doubt in 04 propriety of tho Meatnr.es sad
will proportionably affect its ultimate recess.
The advocates of the repeal struggle against a tor-
rent, and if they cease to labour they must neees.
snrily be driven backwards ; they cannot be
stationary. If there be any weight in the opinion
that the present Session is unseasgoat►le, mod the
present time unfit fur pressing the measure, it onset
go to the length of admitting that if The measure
had been previously conceded the present Semis.
mud time would be unfit for enjoying its advan-
tages. If the measure be proper to be granted
under any circumstances, it is proper to be dis-
cussed at soy time; and they who admit that any
possible time is unseasonable for the discussioo, and
unfit for the granting of the repeal, concede to their
antagonists the strongest argument against the
measure. If its propriety depend upon times and
seasons, and the concurrence of particular circum•
stances, the measure is not suited for the general
policy of the empire. We are not unconscious of
the weight that properly belongs to the opinions of
Mr. PLUNKIITT upon soy subject, and especially
upon this, which, by his late triumph in the Howie
of Commons, he has almost peculiarly made his own.
We feel also that M►. Punsurlia irkw of the ex-
pediency of suffering the present Session to pass
without agitating the question, may not be formed
exclusively upon public grounds. There might be
some judicious arrangement of a private nature be-
tween himself and the other Members of the Cabinet,
who avowedly support the Catholic chime, with refer-
ence to the mo►t convenient time of settling the terms
of mutual accommodation. If this be the case, it
would be most desirable that it were publicly known;
it would obviate impressions of a very injuviorm ten-
dency, and prevent the public from conceiving that
the measure had been abandoned as desperate, or
suspended as inapplicable to existing circumstances.
Fur our own parts, we do not entertain the re-
motest doubt that if the motives to the delay sug-
gested by Mr. PLUNKETT arise solely end exclu-
sively from matters of a public nature, obvious to
the view of all, the effect will be highly prejudichil
not only to the particular interests of the Roman
Catholics, but toils* general interests of the empire.

The Paris Pipers of Saturday last have arrives!..
The agitation sicked by the preachiug of the
Missionaries having rbsided„ the Rinds begin
to improve. The fir* and sewed art.ici* of the
law of the Finances were passed in the Clisenvber of
Deputies on Friday, but the business not proceed-
ing to the taste of the left side, the Members of that
party withdrew, and the remainder not being
,sers
ficieut to constitute a Chamber, the sitting closed.

We lately announced the removal of Sir Bas-
JAMIE BLOOMFIELD from his place in the Royal
Household. The Treasury Journals have just dis-
covered that our information is correct. How wise
they are ! !

The Office Superaunuation Bill has been
printed. Its enactments have so long occupied
public attention. we take the present opportunity
of laying a copy of the Bill before our readers.

A Kerry Paper announces the following account of
the military preparations of General ROCK :—.

w Within the present week numbers of persons residing is
the mountainous district between this banally and that of
Clatimaurice, were visited by the insurgents, and sworn to
repair an old road, long since suffered to go to ruin, running
through the isloontains of Glashoreegh, and in the direction
of the county Limerick. This task was imposed fur the
avowed purpose of facilitating the march of G I Rncn's
army from Abbeyfeale, /sc. &c., sad such is the stupid infa-
tuation of these deluded wretches, that Inodreds of them
have been since working with the greatest assiduity on this
old read, in obedience to Ibis ridierlous mandste."

Yesterday the Dike of Yost: held a levee as
Commander-in-Chief St his office in the Horse
Guard', which was attended by between thirty and
forty officers.
Letters received from his Majesty's ship Pyramus.
Capt. F. NEWCOMBE, C. 8., at Antigua, dated the
7th of February. state, that the mortality by fever
on board that ship has been very great : among
those who have fdlen victims to the baneful cli-
mate of English Harbour, are Lieuts. PENBERTHY
and GRAHAM, six Midshipmen, the Purser, As-
sistant-Surgeon. Admiralty and Captain's Clerks,
eird.thiety-four of the chip's company. Litter's/its
•LOCILCRA FT and LIM DIISAY, Lieut. TOTH I L L. K.M.
Mr. FITZOIRA ED, the Surgeon; and tire Midship-
men, had all been ill of the fever it the hotplate!,
bat were on the recovery.
TMU Fuans.—Yretertlay morning Consols be-
gan at son for money, and sun for April,' but
were afterwards done at 791' 80 for money, and
8011 for the account. Upon the whole the market
was Very good. All the Foreign Securities were
better : Spanish Hoods, • Old and Nen, were
nearly at a price, mod Were &he at the follotsing
extraordidary pticer, 65166 69' 6/ 67i; kitittkth.
Pryrew. 91. TAF rise wi the Spatitah yea
c6nald‘rrd kk:ifteCt of It Afar account, ..a
te4ctioii was expected. At the close of the
;easels for ' Miry . *sae 901. sad fol. 'tern,
act:aunt KV '•- " ' V •• ' •

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