The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-14 00:00:00

THE MIA 7'.

The followiat is an abstract of a return to the goes, of
Commons, of the eititenses of the Maid Eatehltabtutut fve the
year endttog Mk January,
s. d.
10,994 6 6
057 9 6

s. d•

AMOSIOt of Salalaries
Aliuwartcs

11,651 16 0

becomes ibmeetstro it meatter
.af piramennl impertinent le ;
eertain, wader seat eireenselawera, the tows and temper of
I.
lb* military farce. The array of Femme 'kin in the nevelt
attempt, to disturb the pahlie peter sheen itself &inning
of the (fittest cookelenee, a
RH_the SeVerld corps chi, fly CRP
ployed are bight), praised in this official amigo.
Some expressions used iu this• notice *sold excite a sum
pinion that she attempts of the iseditiotis is the country were
mane se • a than bad been previously acknowledged in the
public journals. '' The rebels," we are told, w have been
deepened as coos an they appeared; • eenvithrahle number
of them ere already in the hands of justiee." Tu.'. being the
result of accounts from Anxere, Ssumur, and Tours, seems
to admit the Appearance of rebellious parties in more places
Setae POP. It also says, "If Mote crests halal Amen the
fatly sad rage of the sedition., they have alas proved the
good sprit awl fidelity of the troops;"—cud further, "The
well.didposed need not apprehend .nay thing from these at-
tempts at rebellion, from these last convulsions of an expir-
inz ploy." These certainly ere not the terms in which a
solitary ur isolated attempt to seise a single town, or to ex-
cite a single district, would be noticed; but if the result of
the quarrel be else perfect restoration of tranquillity mid
confidence. accomplished too with so much ease and celerity,
the precise extent of the evil ceases to be au object of much
lute rest.

The promptitude sod energy of the Government in seizing
a very large number of the rioters in the sheets of Paris on
Friday,lsaJ the effect of securing the public peace on the fob
lOwini lisp. 'There was no inisentblir of persons iin Sallied'sy
evening: so says the Constitationnel. But this circuasstence
may probably hewisSiciently accounted for in the opinion of
many persons, 1y a paragraph in the Journal der Deba *.
which says, that " the pious ezeicises of the Illissiiinaries
were suspended" ma Saturday evening, in the chu, chef which
had usually been the scenes of unteage.

The Jowl-not de Part* of Morday says—o No assem-
►lage touk place us Paris yesterday. Order prevailt.d in the
churches des PeUI•-Pbra ■nd Noire Damr.de-I3unne.Nnu•
vette; hut it the interior and exterior of the Chinch St.
Ewatubes severs' petards were exploded during the lec-
tures of the Itlttraintutries. Even est-calla were heard."

The Preach rya& have sot improved since dye la•t Papers.
The 5 per Ceuta. ave 88 f 60 c.—Sauk Suck 1,5011 f.

ire have received New York Papers of very recent
dates. They come down to Tuesday the 19th last.
Tlie cense of liberty makes rapid progress in the western
world. The Spanish part of St. Domingo bat declared its in-
dependeuce, and lauded ita•lf with the Navies' Republic.
This intelligence is official. Repot also states that the
Isthmus of Panama and the Inland of Porto Rico have de-
viated their itikilrprisdrace. The proceedings in Congress
come down to the 16th: they are rot importaut.

The Dubli• Papers of Monday du not announce any new
out rages.

P4lllllO-NA BLit PART! RS,
'Me belle elf Tart entertained a distiaguisiied at
dinner yeittaddy it York Hods..
The Duke sad Duchess of Gloucester entertain/al the
Martinis and Marchiosess of Salisbury and a paters( die-
fineries yesterday at Gloarester House, Park-tame.
The Cornstess a Ease: had a fssluonable party yesterday
evening at her 111111 Se in Kill-street, Berkeley-•quare.
Lady Maryborungh has issued cards of invitation for a
party to-tnorrnw evening et her house in Saville-row.
Lady Raleigh he. issued chills of invitation fur • ball
M the t9th inst. at he. boner iu Cumberland-pace.
• The Earl and Countess of Morley entertained • distioguish-
•nd petty eesterday at Kent Manse, Knightsbridge.
Mrs. bluebell gives a ball this transit at her house iu
Cbarles street, Ilcskeleyuquare.
• • The Esil and Countess df Albemarle entertained the Duke
of Norfolk, Mr. aud Lady Aim Cate, Mr. and Lady S. Mac-
donald, Mr. and Mrs. Foot. Ste. yesterday, at their house its
St. James's square. •
•

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Date of Norfolk has arrived at his house la
St. Jammer orisie from his seat, Sneed I Castle.
The Duke of Devonshire arrived )esterday ',calm; at
Chiswick from the l'sviliou, 13rightint.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Chandos arrived yester-
day evening at Barkinslusas House, Pall mall, trout Stowe.
. .

rite also qu is of Salisbury united in lowa uu Tuesday front
his seat, Hatfield.
Sir George Nugent, Bart. M.P. arrived yesterday at
Heddisli's Hotel, Jermy.n.alreet, frailk his seat in Rucks.
Earl and Counters of Cosfiutry and family kit town
illO irwaroy fur their wet is iliorrrY. los
The Earl of Lauderdale is daily expected in town from illig‘f
seat irs Scotland.
Mr. and Moo Ding and family have arrived at their.
house in Curious-street from Brightua.
Cooties, Cowper and the Hun. Frederieit Lamb returned'
to towel yesterday from tie Pavilion, Brighton.
Lord Crewe and family have arrived at their house is
Lower Grosvenor.street from North Wales.
The Hon. W. P. Powlett has left town fur his seat, *-
Neel, near Witham.
The Hon. Colonel Howard, M.P. left town yesterday for
hi. seat, Ashiend Park, Surrey.
The Marrows of Downshire left Read's Hotel, Lower
GrOSTennr,,ireet, yesterday, for his seal in !reload.
W. C. Shaw., Esq. left the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn.
street, yesterday, for Brighton.
Mrs. H. C. Cavendish left town yesterday for bee seat,
Chiawick Huss.

rssoLvspir DERIOILV COUAT,
GuILDMALL, WiEsTMINIPTER, WEDNESDAY, ISAACII 13.