The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

-tf the Emvlre. His Royal Higilllt ;3 has niuzli pleasure in
nforming you that there has been a considerable improve-
inept in the receipt of the Revenue during the last year, as
cospated a ith (bat of the year preceding. The time, he
trusts, has at length arrived, a hen some alkviation may with
sskty he granted to his NlajeGty'a faithful subjects from the
pressure of Ovation; hut, in rec mending this sithject
to the earnest aunties: of the Hunae of Commons, his Royal
Viewers 'eternalise a perfect confidence that your anxiety
to *Nord relkf to the people will not be inecoaistent with
Aim is due to the maintenance of the public faith, and •
tut retard to the politic service.

" My Lords and Geaftentra,
" His Royal Highness feels great Oman in acquainting
vita that the treasonable attempts of certain individuals to
thaterb the internal tranquillity of the country, have been
found wholly ineffecteal. The causes that had cast a mo-
mentary depression upon the energies of the people, have
yielded to the healing influence of time; and mastic cost-
fideuee, which had suffered a temporary interruption, be.
iag now wholly restored, industry has resumed its wonted
Activity In the revival 4.f commerce, the increased demand
fur our manufactures, and the pluglessive improvement of
the public revrnue, may be sera the bright promise of a
long course of happiness and national prosperity. The
laws, aided by the exertions of a wise and active Magis-
tracy, are Goad sallieieut fur else maintenance of the
public peace ; and now that we are bappily*ithdrava from
the fascinations and dangers of foreign polities, his Royal
ti minis ss entertains a boor that by the tannest attentions of
the Government, assisted by the experience, wisdom, and
virtue of his parliament, directed exclusively to oar own
internal concerto., upportanittes will be foetid of correcting
in oar system whatever might be found erroneous, sod, by
re miring the causes of dissentious awl aogry feetiugs, of
uniting all classes of his Majesty's puhjecis iu the eternal
bond of rate god good will toward. each other, of Wee.
the C.u.stitutien, and of esteem and loyalty towards
M3jedijs pereou and Government."

Yerterclay, at half part two o'clock, a Cabinet
(',,,aril Ma. held at the LORD CHANCELLOIL'S
io Bedford-equate, winch rat in deliberation
sill five o'clock.

N oRTItr.II.II DIIIPENSAIIT.—At a numerous
'Alerting of the Subscribers to the above Dimwits
154:1. 0.. WirtllltViay last. Joon GI, ASCO, Esti.
114 elected 17 it coissideraldo majority to the office
of Surgeon or the inmitutiots.
Irearnry Order extending the privilege ar to Stone
used for Agricultural purposes. to Stout in.
teeideti for Barn Floors.
Tomah, Chambers, Dee. 26. 1615.
aaa commanded by the Lords Cogialill•
01 m.. .a of his Majesstis Treasury to acquaint you, iu reply
1.. 'our eretsry's teller of 16th iiiiitant, that they have di.
retied a cummunieption to be made to the Lords of the
Consininee of naiir, relative to the expediency of extending
the esenaption train duty applicable to Stone used for Agri.
eulturd rerroarri, a. provided by the 34th Gen, lll.evp. 51,
to such Shine as shall he iitictulml fur Baru Flours; and my
I.orils are of opinion that no duty should be charged on such
Naar until the decision on the point in quest shall he
to.olr known. (Signed) S. IL LLSHINGTON.
CutomPaitiorra of Customs.

Treasury Order relalitia to the Article of " Soude
Faclirr."
Treasury Chambers, Dec. 26, 18111.
GESTl.rstrw—A farther a pplirati ssss having lieco made, on
tlso :ool•jeet of Oar Jolly to be elniired on FAlliee, I
you that Isv ir Loral-hips cannot by any means
fe▪
el tie-ia.elves joloith.ll ill 31111.1,6 n( &mit. Forties to entry,
on pIYIII. Olt of the Out" of 31/. 13s. 414 • per vent. as re.
lhit. woke all coo-snob:neer, my !Aids, when
the• proprietor* who'd I.e "object to loos by paying the pro-
per duties, will 00l object to it. being either retioneit
imme-
rliately to the Ointment, in warehoused for exportation, fur
a rrahl nut exceedisc three months
S. It. LUSHINGTON.

Commissioners of Cu•tnute.
• Noir of the Editor his is the ad r lOr ern fluty :as an
wiiirstw.l 'wide., hot the duty clue 1111 it is I h... 16.11111• Ha-
rlin, wit. Its. 4d. per cwt. pkg. Ltgblt ship, and 13s per
kurtigu sig.

Customs Regulation r.lpecting Condemned Glabs
put up to sale.
To Collectors and Comptrollers of °Oporto.
enatom House, London, Janiinq 7, 1619.
Gissitwstra.—Hatinar hail tinder consideration n blur
Coin tit Ssesietars to die' Board of Eatiar, os the ,oshjs et of
the diantrasel of Ones sensed and condemnea, viol which issi
living pot up so i•ssle at u sum MISS% 11/ ~mutt Of 111 w
Excise lbswlmek, cossformatily is our General Order of she
114th of Julie last, a ill nut fetch the mono, of sorb
Drawitret; and aispearing the practice of Use Excise De-
lon sonent la such rases it, in MY, r she Glass to sale for ex-
portation front the warehouse upuu bond, and without draw-
back, wrier its b iug sr-melted after being first broke.
down is the warehouse, so as to reader it unfit Lor any
other portion
We direct rot to observe the like prootice in respect.(
oass seized by °Accra of the Itercutie at your Purl, sad
lainell sin not sell fur the amount of the Excise Drawback.

NSW PLIBILICAVION4I.44—We are requested 10
state that the following interesting %Vorks have
111,1 y published by Mr. COIAHISN,
I. NI, mum. of John Evelyn. Esq. seemed edition —2. Ho.
eat. tt ,iivote. Letters to the Rev. Cole and OtilerN
--I. U 1.41 roce Aluerothy, an Irish Tale, by Lady Mongs..,
(suede edition —4. Sketches of the Philosophy of Life,
Gtr oo les Morgan —5, The concluding Volume of Frank.
dins Mrooluiro, conepri•ing his prolhnannos wntiiies.-8. Dr.
NTatkines Memoirs of her late Majesty, (Jaen' Charlotte.-
7. Wonsan, a l'ocm; by E. S. Barrett, E. 41. second edition.
Dieroulars on varlets, Subject., by the Rte. Sir J.
Head, kart.-9. Au OcHavo Edition of Norttitote*. Life of
Sir J.,sPitin Iteynolda.-10, America, and her Resource.; by
John Misted, Em. of New York.--11. Memoirs of Count
ale las Can!, communicated by himself.—lt. Memoir of Lu-
men Bonaparte, drawn Awn his private Corresriolearre
and oilier authentic Dew merit s.-13. Private Anecdotes of
the Court sod Family al Napoleoli, by our of the Suite of
the Empress Maria Louis.-14. Narrative of a ft:widener
in Algiers, with Notes, Be. by Edward Rlaquiere, E.ri—lb.
Leticia, Descriptive of a Tour through Hungary, Egypt,
Spit, ete. interspersed with numerous peroouosul Aura-dotes;
by Juboo Bramseu, El-16. Au Account of the Ship Tee%
of the Medusa Frigate, the OCCOITSUCUI un board the Raft,
in the Desert of Zama, &c.
Another Prize of Thirty Thortzand Pouodt,
sold by HAZARD anti Co. t. 13.68-L, drawn
yesterday a Prize of 30,0011 f. 3 per Cent. Consols, and 100/.
Mogul.— Recoiled ! HAZARD and Co ROW all the Thirty
Thousands last Lottery—Royal Exchange; fd, Corutnilli
anti 311. Darin d•atrert
At lisuAL.—Yeetettlsy was the Lot day of
liru..ing of the Stste Lottery, when Nu. 5,535 was
drawn a Prize of 1041/. and as Ninth Hermit Prize 4.f that
amount, further entitled to Thirty Therwianil Pounds Three
per Cent. Consuls, and was sold is Lied Slimes fay CUSH,
at la. Offices, 4, ('.urobiH, and t, Charing rms.*. 12,816,
also drawn yesterday a Prize of 1,1001. was likewise motel by
1114. H es Shares; and no the Two Etta Dais of same Lot.
seri, sold (as a.oal) more Capitals alien any ether
11f1ireleeper, and a. the Lottery had 11c11 finioolteol Waging
when this Paragraph .4a. sent to mess. he hopes To.mortow
to having Sold a fu. Hier addition of Cipiils.