The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-24 00:00:00

" It is to he feared that the general remedy
erretti,g of tt.rw neitjuriait•t• ilMtir
,be attended ni bow with very ill cosisequences; as
tl,. method 1;i pflierrdiste, thrtrill IA entirely
jogiusion ui the commoo law. rs tloir large discre-
tiowiry itows.r. triate 11 10.11 y lyloll/ 111 11 set or.
; and as the diduse of the
trial by jury oily tend to estrange the snide of the
Tech& from that valtost.le prerogative of English.
which Luis already been more than sullciently
excluded hi anatiViminsowes."
'l'lw Bank of .oglasid Cash Payments Bill was
rend ■ third nun.. The Lords have altered one
claii.e in the Bill as it inward the C mons, giving
tltr Bnik a'diseretion of prying their nutty either
•in bullion or to ciao, from the tat of October,
1821. It is now proposed to Rive the Bank this
'rover from the ISt of Nlay, 1822.—Lord LP/ea-
eon!. oar very particular its explaining the mien.
lion. of V o iaru with regard to,their future holm.
ciul operation.. The Noble Lord distinctly inti-
mated the nitration of having recourse 10 the
money market next year for a loan of fire million.,
to be ativerl in liquidation of so much of the
Criveriiiii.lit debt to the Book of E..glaiiil.
In our report of the proceedings in the !louse
Or Commons will he found a very animated tie Otte
on the Bill for regulating the inquiry into the
Abuses of Charitable Donatitous. The Bill was
read a third time.

The Paris Papers of Sunday list have ar-
rived at our Office. The discussion was resumed
in the Chamber of Deputies on the law of the
budget. M. °minimr proposed the grout of
one million to increase the compensation made to
cerium penriosiers, and to the veterans of Meson-
4ria and Julien. The debate oil this proposition
was rendered interesting from the iutidentel notice
taken by the Mujister of the Interior of some ex-
pressions which were contained iu a recent publics.
tom of M. litanow, a Member of the Chamber,
relative to the recal of the banished. In this pub.
as ap•peared from the speech of the Mi-
ijster, M. Btosion threatened the Government
with a dreadful discovery, and with the existence
of " some dangerous weapon which he would
not employ for the honour of this Government,
but which he would use if the invincible obstinacy
of the Ministers should prescribe to him this rigo-
rous duty." The Minister implored M. BIGNON
to make known this dreadful danger, but the De-
pnty per•isted in keeping the secret, declaring that
/se would not reveal it, until in the Chamber all
Address was proposed to the KING. requiring
the revocation of die law relating to the exiles—
when, in short, he could produce the ►ecret with
adventege. To this the Keeper of the Sei•ls re-
plied, that M. BIGNON was the hest judge of his
own conduct, but lie lived that if the Hon. Mem-
ber were resolved to retain his important secret on.
id the proposal of an Address to the KING it►
fa-
vour of the exiles, such sit opportunity would sever
wrier. This expression was received with •louts of
upplau.e. The Minister further declared, that the
nein ttttt s presented iu favour of the indiscriminate
recal of the exiles proved the existence of a con-
spiracy hostile to the Government. The Members
on the left side expressed violent indignation at
this assrotion, while those use the right vociferated
•• Yes ! Yes F"

Some other Members spoke on this subject ; and
after a very angry discussion, which had no reference
to the question immediately before the Chamber,
Vie proposition made by M. DIMMER! was re-
jected.
Acc,unts front Madrid of the sth of June an-
nounce the capture of the Spanish brigantine the
frereifte. of 18 guns, with dispatches fur Rio Ja-
neiro, by an Insurgent corvette. The expedi-
tionary fleet will consist of four ships of 74 guns,
one of 64. one of 60, six frigates, with several cur-
ve-ties end brigantines. The army will consist of
18,000 men.
The French Five per Cents. are 68 f. 33 C.—
Bank Stuck. 1,512 f. 30 c.

In the debate of Tuesday night, nn the Trish
'Grand Jury Presentment Kill, Mr. VLsEY FITZ.
iitlll,4ll did not oppose the principle of the me.-
sure. His opposition leas merely to the quslifica-
tion of the agents of absentees. The 1 •iple of
the Bill was in perfect accordance with thAt Intro-
duced by Mr. Firtisatuto in his Hilt, when
officially connected with the Irish Administration.
Hr therefore neither did nor could have opposed
tl r principle of the memure.

The 12th Royal Lancers, at present stationed in
Canterbury, are wider orders to leave about, the sth
of July. and are to he replaced by the 14th 1.1.415 t
Dragoooi from Dublin, contrisaii,led by Colonel
gauTlixaToN.

Tlw. ['opera of yesterday rejoice in M. Do-
rowet exposure of the chitin. of 51. POUREE to
II pension for saving BON•PART6 frosts assosssinai 11111 l
in the Council of Five Flositlesal. on the sth
Brumaire. as stated in au article its our Paper of
yesterday. copied from the Paris Papers ; ou such
attempt of assassination havo,g beeu mode, used the
whole being a story fabricated by the Bonapartist*
for the purpose of throwing odium on the Council,
and effecting the ovettlerow of the existing Govern-
ment. We acquiesce its this victory of truth eter de-
lorii.o; but the Royalists should not forget that they
themselves were the most maitre propagators of this
delusion; that they incesseittly inveighed against
the pusillanimous comfort of 130/I•PARTE under
this atteek, which was never made. and branded
him as a coward moots the evidence of • story
which they uuw pronounce a wilful fabrication.