The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-23 00:00:00

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MSETINC OF POST,
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. On Wednesday a General Meeting o
RTE l astern
tn heattw kCLIT at
the
Feeernawes.
MO the Report it appeared, that not
simplicity of the new Law for regulati.
y 'attempts had been node by the fa
pans of the country, to pervert •
9, • and, in order to frustrate such
mended the appointment o' an officer,
whom all members of the Society mig
ty ; and whose duty it should •
officers ofltovernnient upon matters
ion. This recommendation w
the Chairman was immediately el .
number of Postmasters attended f •
the conntry.
The CitailitAN addressed the AI - •
new BSI relating to their trade to the
r. Robinson having framed the new
r. Vensittarl had repeatedly pronging.
the Stamps; had also given very pow
Two hundred and fitly sat down to
'ckek ; Mr. White in the Chair. The
tan and genticmen who were menti
' ng assisted the Society, were dcunk wi
• meeting was passed.
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WEST INDIA CO.•
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i-...7i is that ep o r tit. n g(o
dil 1 eimrav iGrP °Tar
intwtntghc °ewe rcamlbimpledi 2ttanilliiicaiasaivrtieli),°%.
" Sta—lt oat will see by the votes of the
have presented a petition to found a%%
with a large capital, on the usual te
to trench upon or interfere with p
Oat ea any exclusive privileges. It is
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F pool, and BristoL
" I am, with groat yes -
" Your faithful and moat , -
r To James Ewing Esq. Chairman of
West India Tride of Glasgow."
SHIPPING IN l'E LI,
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CUSTOM-HOUSE, A
ENTY.RED INWAR
Jolts and Isaac, Martin (Chisman, bro
Sir William Curtis, W'hotinghitm (Le
Jame Aimee, Baptiste (Redhead), fro
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FROM LLOYD'S
The brig Hebe, Captain Trist, 1•.0 a
Tara, having been prevented from land,
f that place, in consequence of the subr
the British Vice-Consul The British
tut' larliedoes:
'ls Srs—Having received an asseirsnee
this place, that it considers the lives and
MBets in peril, on the departure of the
aranhao, and its refusal to guarantee
try duty to inform you thereof; and th
main in this port after the sailing oft •
. / the responsibility of inch act m
=out' s
1 I hand you &passport from the
" I am, Sir, your • •
(SiEntd) " HE
" Vice-Consul's Office, Para, March
" To Captain 'list, of the Liebe."
The English are all gone to Bar .
Vieth taken by the authcrity of the '
subjects in Pars to some port of safet
arises from the evil-minded having err
rioters, who were put on board a ship in
were suffocated by sulphur, and that t
,satyr part in quelling the disturbance
deaths, for by them they were disarmed
Aletarmined so revenge their deaths on all
FALMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Arrived
• cooks, from Cette—sailtd 20th of Feb
packet, 1* Lisbon • Tiger, Duke. for V
. Enterpelse, and Colon, fur London.
PLYMOUTH' APRIL St—Arrived t
from Alicant. Off the port, the Catberi
!qv, from Bahia t and Astral,
PORTSMOUTH, ANIL L 21.—Arrived
from Cephalinia ; and Skipsey, •
Sfax.
! DSAL, Aram 21.—Arrived and mail
t, ma, for Rio Janeiro. Came down front
Deveron,Wilson, for Van llieman's Lard
far Bombay • Providence, Fox, for Lis .
.Marv, Rasa, for Si. John's, New Brun
being little wind and a flood tide, the Syr
Alacrity, for the Cape of Good Hope.
1.111/LVIAIND, APRIL 21.--Arrired
Martin, from Tarragona. Sailed the
rant Flora, Brown, for Cadiz ; and C
St. VilßMilt'a.
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The Spanish Colonel De Pablo,
the name of Chapalangarra, is arriv
the Governor of Alicant, the last
French, he having maintained him
the surrendering ;of Carthagena, Pc
itself. Ile pledged himself to be th
ltvt his word.
Sir William Curtis, from the m.
, is.now at Malta, whet; he has been d
1 account of the Alget.ne corsairs who
all directions.
Letters from Madrid, of the 7th
iseveral errata had taken place at
que,nce of a conspiracy having been
r but no diyastrons events had occurr
lattett from .Si. Peteri'mrgh, o
state, that the Emperor!s health is
• and that he rides- out daily in the
i On the 23t1 ult. the anniversary of
ing the throne was celebrated with
' Esseon has returned to St. Petersb
he meet on an important mission.
THI RECENT ELoPLII LNT FROM
test we were not a little surprised a
the Metroolitan Morning Papers,
accurate statement relative to Mr.
Miss Boughton eloped, and to wh .
, wards married at Gretna-green :—"
a moo of any family or fortune ; •
to pr admission to the house of t
and 4 successfully employed his
young lady's affections in a short ti.
about the " tour/tyre" of the concl
feel called upon, from our knowled,
to declare that Mt. Robinson's fami
spectobility, and has been for man
~ connected by intermarriages with in
ate wealthy families of Scotland.
4 dostablerlid the -marriage appear to
• dry of the realm, that ten the prof
Court of Chancery of Mr. Robins°
who is a ward of' that Court, not
was even hinted at, and in the p
lady's fortune. the t'ourt instants
concurred.—Cheffenlium Chro-oidc.
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RICAILOO LEX-Mt:Lg.—The la ,
sensed the usual numerous and diet
terday, to hear Air. Ni‘l'ullocb's
last Lecture he had explained that
industry depended on the accum
that the accumulation ol' capital
sluctiveness of indi•-try -r the
iropogion ca capital was increase
ndustry was esk•nded and rcntleiet
the profits of this indie,try capita
credited. The public burdens and
being equal, the profits of stock w.
the comparative prosperity of fits
would employ his capital in that
which yielded the greatest }profit, an
ought to be the only guide in th
But Dr. Smith, Mr. 31althus, and
that capital was most advantageou
turf, both for the labourers and
opinion it was the object of the Lect
Speaking of the comparative salu
manufacture, the Lecturer observed
denthilaesiut•nittrjnitaliedasilfiun.ceactinTl " ba
911 1010 the beenttbe
the
aavTeerar . g.
fifty-three; in lftiO, out. in fifty-se
one in forty. The Lecture was
great admiration. The neat will
nei.t ; it-will be on Money.