The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-09 00:00:00

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Magultr.otel. Two obeloks were erected.toftefthri
tat. "To the defender of the country ;" "V to

thesissni bf their joy et the return of their lielovsil
Sovereign,; took the horses .from the carriage aiK,
drew it amidst repeated cries of " Long litre stint
'ging." to the PilaCe;:e.hete his. t‘ilei4 .41144 ed•;.
. lii the ignore before the Palace an altyr ...• erred..
with suitable inseyitpiiiins.
:The cordial and ....0'
adorned repressions of public joy during this truly
['stimuli fete vri:is really, affecting. :and hilt:4ll4r4 yie
...eine(' to receive with pleasure this tribute pad, .
his people to his virtues as a Sovereign.

orronew 27. .71
The day before yesterday the city' magistrates:
were admitted to an audience of his Majesty in.the
•Palace, on which °cession his Majesty arid,"Gen-
tlenieu, I base sent for you in order to thank you
once more for the reeeption you goveriseyesterilay.!..
Ones before, when I was Crown Prince, I was re-e
aired is the some solemn manner; butnsyrsteri-':
day'a reception .has more value its !yeti for it
is a pledge to me that the people recognise my -.
endeavours to promote their welfare." The King-
then turned to the Burgomaster, Binder, raying--7-1
You are the first Burgomaster, give pie
.your •
hand;' cud pressing his hand, he continued—
" tell all faithful citizens, that I would gladly give.'
My band to each of them as I do to yon. Be con.
vinced that all my efforts will Ise•l7iwlirected to
the welfare of the people."
BERLIN, °Meta
It has been stated that the Governinerit.inirgba
fishing the late Resolutions of the Diet, iisneol •
new Edict respecting the censorship'of the join
Prwasiass dominions. The following are the
two Grit Artitdes, explaining his 1110jestro,intia-
tions.:
1. AIL boobs and writings published In our dominions
(that is, iwillediag even those whirls *weed twenty priatrd
sheets) shin tw laid before the censors mentioned in the fol-
lowing Articles, and neither printed nor sold without *Mir
permission in writing.

2. The censorship is not to hinder any serious arol be.
coming iu.luiiy after truth, nur to intprnH amine
reetraiuts upon 4utburs, nor to impede the freedoms
of Ilse book trade. Its object is to prevent what I.
contrary to the 'enrol principles of religion,
out any regard. ..a' "opinions cud doctrines of pagti-
cuter religious parties and sects tolerated M the Pate;
to suppress what upends morality and good otoasers; to

cousteract the fanatical mixture of religious truths with
politics, and the confusion of less thence ;
to hinder what is contrary to Om iiignity soil security
-bulb of the Prussian States and the Wiwi. Members of
the German Coofed4tration. Under this bead are to he
plaited all theories tending to shake the inostarchiesl
and other constitutions existing an these States; orari
imi•slt to Governments in amity with Pram's, awl to
Ilse 'perilous composing them; further, wLslevcr teotta'isi
excite disennten't in Prussia or other German States, and to
euclte resistauee to e•iisting ordinance.; all attempts its the
country, sod out of it, to form illegal combiaatious, or
to represent in • favourable light parties existing in. pp,
countiy which aim at the overthrow of the Constitutive...+
rtyfitAfert f!opport. to November 2 J