The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

Ne. 8

The iniannigwed Ilinistersnd Seemly., of State for Fo-
reign Altair* received yestmday evening the uote that the
itaron Je Stiiimer, Envoy lEximorJinary and ►linister
111pOlelllIns y of hi. Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Nair*,
thought proper to dines to him, nod cmolJ •out see nitlicalet
the grfati .1 an, prim., that Ilse Raton 'Mould sliest' it his duty
to adopt a ■t)te of reproach, nut only agasnot the onJe.sign.
ed, has also against hi. pi mlrressor to the ministry, as b. ing
gushy of a sacisee that the Baron Jenoutioatea
Hews err, the Hiram was at(l,4lllllird with she inipelioua
eiremostaiiers that permitted the Coast de Narharmie boa
treatiog the point in vomitus till the 30th of July, when Lu
left the wini.try, anal he also knew that the undrviegneil,
Aral day of his entry into office, admitted the Chevalier do
Berke to the eunfrreree obit+ be bad requested of the Camel
of Barbscrsia a few days before.

Informed in that cuniereil;eby Mr. de Barks himself of all
the peiuls of his complaint, the undersigned, laser liaaing ta-
ken information iu the two next following day, at the dif-
ferent authorities that were retahled to faintish it, had par,
pared She adjoining note for Mr. de Beek., when the &rue
de Stunner arrived; theta it was :Met. that the said note
could no lunzrr be addressed to Mr. de links; hut he hay-
ing wady the Banos bilker it poosible that his &aux, situ.'
ated ill 1111 r of the prisreipal streets of tide capital, should ha
assailed by 'Mowing of stones by She mob for the space of
three hours at Mae o'clock its the evening, sit the time of
general 11111111111.11i1/0, and dorm( witch utinterotta patrol.
went elsriiiissis all the streets of the city, without she smallest
armed f.o rr csionitsK to tLr ilalktMlat 1.1( Mr. de Berke, the
utitlersigned tst:rrest with the Harms de Stormer that a new
inquiry should take place to ascertain if, in fact, Ike public
authoto 4, acre guilty of such unexampled ueglect.
The untios.i,o,it•d gave immediate orders that such ingaii V
should lost:tufty commence; but as this judiciary uct a4s to
be etcole with legal solemnity, the four days employed therela
could out be look id upon tar delays fur %a limb the rut titgll•*,
!Government wa% to 'head all the conteyetentes that wry bes
released by 14 Acciading 1w the exprtastons of the 841‘116 ue
Stunner.

The rats i., that the inquiry had been maJe iu 'rose
Nair Jaya, and the undeisittne.l had ordered a rutty ..:*
pruct•e.Lui;a to he (akin 1•. kt de!ivr. . J to the Baron di is
goers which was closing at the vuy mournful the u...itis.atu.sl
removed the mate from the Hawn.
By thia iiivraligation the uodersiguril hopes that the Pan..
will be completely cum isseed that as o as the mob 11..;;.0
to amoesoble Witte the house of Mr. de Heats the p
pasted slave by order of Governmeitt, sun which was ably
'liaised some steps, cane back iiinntethately sad that. two,.
ever great the number of moues which tisir.tsi effectively liato
bees elution 1.1 that spec, of lone, the acr.emest sdppi;siil
►y Mr. tie Beebe to . aid between all the pvtruls to keep aistiy
trues Ike spot tbiriag ibree successive boort, whom the tick
mud afire of the mob, as well as the num, of the ailed*, mistlJ
out fad to attract than, more took place.
As to the rest, the uodern•gurd t AtlibUt are why peciiiiven
0h0i.1.1 he had to the supposition, as uufutionled as ircrc•lonn
of both en acrecuseot.

Mr. dr Berk., by 'prejudging the opinion of hie Court,
thought liinewlf entitled to r►uw, by out illuminatiog
house, a (urinal disapprobation of the unitive which Alkd all
the inhabitants of this capital with delight god t0thi5.414;.,:.
The Regency t►ought it beriinsing their 'busily to ore..
look this cirrisoisttnee, •perhaps that they mien not Le
obliged to ask Mr. de Berk* by what right ►e attewiptrii io
show his disappi ufinti..n in she fare of a whole oaiiuu, viri;
be wis LP way ant hofised to do, and thus esedauger liii

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