The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-12-22 00:00:00

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children f ltarieg their morels sat ped. he woul
vrAit for the lii!. With respect to the seerroy f
the plorii.hmeot, all he had to say as. it
the libeller lifter awe riiiivirtnio, could oot
(rain &ern a repoitine of his offence, deserved to
sent out of th? country.
The :louse their divided—the nortilwre wort
For the Ameseintent
Against it
Majority spins' the Atneudgn.ol ll9
The BM was then read a evened trine, and or.
tiered to be c ttttt fumed to-inorroo.
The Benoit 4.f one Ctimmiltee of Supply ass
then brought no, noel the Itestilutiours for thr
Army Estuniers agreed to.
The other Ordere of the Dry were ilispo•ed of,
and the Monte adjourned at ONE O'CLOCK.
is.. For Miseellwegoas see bud Page.
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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1819.
The Seditious Meetings Bill was read the third
time lust night in the Home of Lord., and pissed
with a few vie bal and clerical ainendineots. not
affecting the principle of the measure. Ass ones
'nation was made during the debate, by EOl
GitosirEKoit, that he would propose a clause ex.
entliting Westminster from the operation of the
Bill; hut the Noble Earl's inter tions were f
trateil by the forms of the !louse. The E.,1 ..1
BLESINTON gave notice of a motion after the
recess, tor the state of Ireland.
Lest slight the Blaisphernous Libels Bull was read
a teened time in the Muse of Commons. Lor.l
EBRINGTON proposed as an anieridenerit, that the
Ball should be read a second time the 15,11 of
February. The amendment was negatived by a
majority of 119, and the Bill ordered to be com-
mitted this day.
Yesterday Viscount Stbmotertt had an audience
tf the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.
The Duke of YORK visited the PRINCE REGENT
yesterday. at Carling...house.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENcE arrived in
town on Nlosiday eseunsg. (ruin Bushy Park.
Yesterday I'rince LEOPOLD paid his dutiful
respect* to the PRINCE REGENT.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD honoured the Duke
of Mostertose with his comparay at dinner, at his
house in Grosvetior-square.
011 Aloullay eveuieg Prince LEOPOLD honoured
Covent-garden theatre with his presence.
A letter from Windsor. slated Dec. 20, sees—
" Saturday the Duke of MONTROSE, went out of
waiting on the KING. and left here for 1.. ~,,, luii.
His Grace was relieved by the Marquis of CA MOEN.
The Doke and Duchess of CLARENCE urrive.l
on Thursday, on a visit to the Pat NCEsSIS. The
Royal Duke and Duchess left here thus morning
for Bushy Park. The Duke and Duche.s of
KENT. the Princess ALEXANDRIA, the Pits Cfliol
FEuDOR, and their suites, armed here dila morn-
ing, to call on the Pnitieesees, on (kir way L.,)
voirthire."
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East Indus Ilouse, when the ship Daniro, of 1,312
tons, Captain U. HAMILTON, was taken up. and
stationed for Bombay and China. •
The Company's ship Apollo, arrived in Aejir r
Roads on the id of August, and found there the
Nellie Castle. The Cornwall arrived sit Anjorr tine
same day. The Apollo parted company with the
Matilda and Cornwall in the night of the VW) 4.f
April, in lat. 46 deg. 20 min. North, long. 9 deg.
32 ruin. Wes:.
The E ISt
India COlllllll/0 ship Mime's waived •.4
at Andras the Bth July ; she parted company en!,
the Rose in squally weather out the 22d May, in
lat. 29. S. love. 26. W.—The 7 bonsai Grehrilie
arrived at Madras the sth August; she parted
company with the Carantic in the night of the 14:11
July, in a heavy gale of wind. The Carmatic ar-
rived at Madras a few hours before the Thonics
Grenrilk.
The kli:ubeth, FIARRISON, from Bombay is
London, and Feniseowles, HUMBLE, from Bengal
to Liverpool, were totally wrecked at the Cape of ,•
Good Hope in October. Cress and most of the
it
cargoes saved.
A letter horn a Correspondent at Newcastle.
upon-Tyne, dated the 19th instant, states, that a
serious disturbance took place in that town on the
preceding eight, occasioned by the misconduct of
some Cites-Loyalist', who, in a moment of intoxi.
cation, attacked the peaceable inhab tants, sod
committed several etas of violence. " The affair,"
says our Correll lent, " soon became sus se .
the Mayor and the principal military officers in the
place cause forward, and an express was sent to o.e
barracks for the dragoons, who soon appeared.
The people were now struck exasperntell. and
joined " Scott wise hoe Wolluee
bled." Ever) endeavour to persuade them to di--
petite was answered by loud liuzzas. A few •trig-
glirig members of Sir Titus. BURDON'S yeomanly
showed themselves, but were greeted by such'
hisses, arid bursts of laughter as Gioia-
erred their horse and they Rion retired. Eke
dragoons were occupied its dispersing the people
above two hours, as when they fad cleared one
place shouts were immediately heard in 'mother.
However both soldiers aud people escaped unhurt.
Titus were the inhabitants aroused from their
beds, and kept in a state of anxiety and alarm dur..
ing several hours, by the prauciug aucrgaliopping of •
horses, and the clashing of swords. It is much to
be regretted that the constables were not called out
instead of the military. as a spirited magistrate, with
half a loam of constables, could $OOll hate restored
t;
peace. bat a certain class of alarmists in this coun-
try seta' resolved to imitate the custom its Iteleutis
aud at every little fray to nod for the army'. "