The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-12-03 00:00:00

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LON DON.dil
FINIDAV, Mamas*

The Rill foijkloitveriting drilling end traitsing,
and the Rill esupOwering Jimmies.* of Peace, upon
irlforissatons, to search for and seize arms in certain
districts, were severally read a first time last night
in the House of Lords, without • division. Lord
SI °mom', for the purpose of recommending these
measures more forcibly to the House, stated, that
the accounts he hail received from the distuirbed
districts within the lust three days were much more
alarming than ally of those which lie had previously
laid before Parliament. It would seem that the
measures proposed by the Miuisters, instead of in-
lisndating the Radical., have rather induced them
to In ,ke more active preparations for the accoro-
pli.looeitt of their treasonable projects, by snore
extensive dialling mind training, and procuring of
grins. In the course of the debate, the Earl of
STointsionz stated n very alarming fact, namely,
dist there were 15,000 men in the neighbourhood
of Newcastle, who had for sonic time been regu-
larly organised in companies of twenty, ready to
proceed to action. -This, be it remarked, is not
'stated in the evidence laid by Illiiiisters before Par-
liament ; we most therefore presume that it was not
previously known to the Government, or they could
not Lit to make so importaut a circumstance known
at such a moment to 'the great Councils of the
l'erhass• from- this, too, we may be induced
50 doubt the authenticity of the Noble-Earl's in-
tellitzeOCP.

In the !louse of Commons a long and iate►esting
t 0.,.: plaice upon the Poll for preventing Se-
dition% Itlettiogr, which w.ta eventually read a
ae•iand tune; there being for the 01114061 351--
against it lea—majority '223.

Last teighi, at about a quarter to nine o'clock,
hi, Royal Highness tha PRINCE REGENT arrived
at Carlton House from Brighton.

The Paris PAper4 of Monday, which have
arrived at our Office, are very much occupied with
extracts front the debates in the British, Parlia-
ment. They notice u proceeding at law, instituted
in Paris, against JOSFPII BoN APA RTE, by a
M. AIOLLET, who complains that JOSEPH, (NH./
his brief royalty in Spain, had, by force of arms,
despoiled him of some property near his Mock-
Majesty's Palace of Bueu-Retiro. The value of
the property is estimated at 200,000 francs, besides
Interest tied damages. Counsel were to be heard
on both sides on Monday last.
The Bordelais ship of discovery, bas, after a voy-
age of three years and a half, arrived is, Bourdeaux.
This ship has traversed the Pacific Ocean, and col-
lected ut the Sandwich Islands some interesting
accounts rrspecting the fate of the unfortunate LA
PEvitouse and his companions, which will proba-
bly 11C soul published.

Turuity the Duke of Youles Levee wag nu-
mrrously attended. Among the company prebrut

The Duke of R:chmotirl, the Earl of Hopetoon, the Earl
of Bridowatrr, Lieutruant-General Sir H. Turner, Lieu-
tenout-General Campbell, beuteolost-General Sir G. Slur.
ray, (karts' Sir 11. Johnson, Along-General Douglas,
Major. General Sir Charles Doyle, Major-General Kelso, Ma-
jor-Gosieral Sir Edward Kerrionn, and Major-General Adam.
Along-General Houghs., Major-Green, Sir Charles Duyk,
Major-General Kelso, and Mang General Sir ?Alward Kerri.
son, WITC presented upon their being appointed to Veteran
Battalion.. Major-General Adam was preseuled on his
promotion.

Yesterday morning Prince LEOPOLD left town
for Claremont, where his Royal Highi.e-ss ;hid a
party in the evening.
Yesterday taw Princess SoNIL( of GLOUCESTER
came to town flout Greenwich, on a visit to the
Duke and Duchess of Ci.s RIX CE. In the evenitlg
the Princess returned to Greenwich.

We understand that u Requisition was unWerlisea.
day 'lived by a number of regrettable homiekrepers,
and was lust morning presented to the High Bailiff
of Westminster, to convene a public meeting of
the inhabitants, to express their sentiments OD the
Bills now in progress through the two Hnu•es of
listlisment. A moment is nut to be lost for the
expres►ion of popular feeling, us. account of the
iu-
dreeat huote wish which the Bills are to he hurried
through. At the same time Ministers say the ad.
jouruwent cannot take place before the sth of Ja-
nuary.
We understand the civil authorities are resolved
to preveut any person from speitkiiig at any public
meeting, who is not a householder in the chianti in
which the meeting is held. Mr. HCNT and Mr.
CosseTc w►ll thug. be preveuted flout making
public speeches to Wystrailistrr.

JIE&TINGS OF COEDITORS AT GUILDHALL

TO•MORROW.
......m..- N. N.
G. Dingle'', Piccadilly. milliner ....... 3 11
C. Buck, East Smithbekl, victualler
G. Francis, Ruiberhithe, Irish proviaiun-wierchant
T. Snell and Co. late of Linwhonse, merchants
T. England, Smithfield, vintner
J. O'Brien, Broad-street.bni !dings, merchant
T. Bowden and Cu. late of Milne-lase, warehostee-
men
J. N. Chappell, Oxfurd-sheet, hosier
W. Peet, Imniwouger-lane,merchant 2 11
G. Leyberes, Hiahupkgate-litreet, peuvision.nwecluint 2 Ili
W. Clarke, Leicester-0, l, tailar
B. White, late of Weed-street, Waite 2 11
.1. Orchard, London-terrace, hatter
J. Levy, Rosemary-lair, alumieller 2 12
J. Caws., Rumen Tows, cabisrl-nsaker
J. Ashton, Harp.lane, wine sod spirit.inerchant
S. Perkins, Midfued, dealer 1 12
%c. Cronin, Bermondsey, coal-dealer
M. Hughes, Love-Amur, word-merchant
J. Lenin, Holloway, carpenter
T. E. Barlow, IVhite Lion-court, mariner... 1 10
J. Lek, Cheapaide, warehouseman

DIVIDENDS.
T. Moto, tale of Blagsdford-street. Itora.draper ll
C. Buck Soolbwask, boimottrebant
A. G. Miler, Maine-coort, aserellasit
E. Hudson, late of Gibraltar, toereliaat
K. Harris sod Co. Wallieg.atreel, liars-drapers
S. Amhara', late of Wear Earleigh, 'Brewer, sad of Us-
Willie, cooper ...
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Sberwisoil,

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W. Sh7r;Mol,rialc of Liverpool. soop-masufact
R. Junhio and J. Smith, glralfOrii, and J. Litchfield, lu
Leaden/tall-4 reel, coach-proprietors
CERTIFICATES.
J. Leidie, Isle of the lolsoil of St. Michael's, but wow of
Lower Thoures.otreet, Leedom, vorrehaot.—W. Chamber.
Byre sad li. Lsoliolloor 4iti Leicester, lidwiers.—J. Hewitt.,
ut White Crow-street, SS. Luke, charcool-oser.
chant —W. Dixon, of Colhhent, Maotheeter, colims.prite-
ter —W. A. Bragg, of Roliseekiiisc•willio IlareeYt ihirrnEllt•
—H. waling's, tate wf Dipte-street, Slomsesbrup, Slid4lle.
Modi ist s w wirreh
itte.sot.W
—.. Shollcrsas, ofJosepliolreet.
Pwesir. Middies's, haw. —T. Loy et lump,*
wrchent.—J Leilek, et Fearlittre‘orect, Leaded,
. alasterr, at Dartford, Kest, grimy.