The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-29 00:00:00

EXTRACT FROM ♦ PRIVATE LETTER.

The Prince de Nletternich arrived here the even-
ing of the 12th.
The important negociations commenced at Carts-
bad will be csintintsed in this capital during the
winter. Several German diplomatists are expected
here. M. de Gentz arrived on Monday, and is to
continue to participate in these labours, which have
for their object the complete and definitive organi-
zation of the German Federation. The formation
of an Army of Execution is spoken of, to be under
the orders of the Diet. _ _ _

Marshal Marmout arrived here on the day before
yesterday, from Paris.

JAMAICA PAPERS.

In the Kingston Chronicle, of the 3d August, is
a Memorial from the merchants of that city, en•
gaged in trade with the Spanish South American
Colonies, addressed to his Grace the Duke of Man-
chester. The object of the Memorial is, to de-
precate the injury which that trade may sustain, in
consequence of the free-hooting expeditions carried
on by Englishmen against Porto Bello and other
places belonging to Ferdinand VII. It is affirmed
in these Papers, that this Memorial had a consi-
derable influence in causing the Fo►eign Enlist-
ment Bill to be brought into the House of Com-
mons during the last Session of Parliament. it
was presented to the Duke of Manchester iu March
last, and his Grace, it is said, lost uo time in trans•
it - Government.

volunteer corps were Raised the seditious were im.
witting it to Government.
media.* awed into quiet. " True, indeed." nidbody 01 the "werY'lleti circluu".`"'-`' in . vv""‘"` clergy to :mord their respective flocks spinet the : thilleilse glees • meow et •66., ~..
Advice. from Pprto Bello state, that in coon. nature have since occurred, which unhappily have mundumi•an of • •ui,„ a . ... . ligillm.` . for • • •
Mr. Homiltuu, " there is neither the taknt, pro.perascious • ten. Assizes, timer a parbeidar• dotage, vrtnning
ploy,. Nee_ ehmacter, among the anarchists of the queoce of the interruption to the trade from the not contributed to increase his Lordship's popula. dory.. 4. a suloobogii stet dimaike a their money of , young trim a aarnithmes clerk at
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THE
PATENT MANCHESTER MANGLE.

NOTICE TO AM 1 LIE 3.

This mangle i' on ell entirely new

calculated to mangle people's clothes on their
backs. It has also this 'peculiar property, that
clothes mangled once in this way will generally last
the life of the wearer, and nut require mangling
spin.
It is so easy, that the slightest thing will set it in
Inctiou, when it will continue in action a consider.
able time.

Its properties have been witnessed by thousands,
who are ready to bear evidence to its power and
effect.
It has had the honour of being approved of in
the most unqualified manner by Ministers, who
have strongly recommended its use and adoption
thro►►ghout the kingdom.
For further particulars apply to the patentees,
Messrs. Eth---, Nadin, and Co. at the New
Bailey, Manchester; or at their Office in Dow bb 1,, g-
#treet, where all orders and com►nunications will he
thankfully received and executed.
N.B.—lt is also recommended to printers, for
its admirable effect in hot-pressing. A new edition
of Magna Charts and the Bill of Rights. mangled
in this war, is now about to issue from the Govern-
ment press.