The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-21 00:00:00

dsie ()-rim Gover.nineitt, tesdhowol •Direeter• el dleedell -
ger of sufferiog claims to stand. ompor soy 'apposed Su.
itersmoding between, Hie parties, leg his Mairidy s (ktletest-
Wet should treat them se they. bled liens. wised lird.e
Austrian Governmew, oleo, beiceme, a« mat... Wilt Isatilleam
seltlenl iu which am auvolies was midget lien dam dee form.
th.. Guyerneseill, now refused is actions,. die that app- acs
due. A report bad guise abroad, not 55 ail es illitabir 1114te
Company ur its Exrcative °Seen. The Chancellor aileedie
Exciteipier was repotted to have said, that it we* true sellikeo
had brim nude km the East larks Compaity to• couatidetagilde
eamosid, but it wars sot probable Owe* use-half of it *OM
•"I"ialdieted. He reeelk4.llo.. the recollection eglik,•
Directors the miming which. his Hole. Friend (11r. thieriltjt
had gives them on this sidejoet Illeoesra ago. He haiani
doubt the Directors world-do their duty, kiss licked thelpet
it. right On lite part of the Peopriatolato Ewe thrm orreekriar
their jealousy of their right being tjuestionert to he.. MOM
all expenses which bad been incurred for the mandeosside of
Bonaparte,. . *.•
The Citainstite midi, they bad nit cone on altrottOrr-
staodiag, but on a written coodraell With Guiverasneub •Idt
was quite tree Huy had not gel the, money, hut thsitikae
not for wait. of asking for. It wee. equally true,, Colesdb"
mixing of oilier accounts, It bad become necesisry teller"
Aeon investigated, which, be believed, would very .shortledi•
concluded, and afterward* it was the intentiou to Lave th.t
sceouut *celled every year,
-Mr. Lowmpas declared it made his blood hoiliosee a
mw rho moth. to be banged, living like a nabob. Require
hit Hun. Filmed (Mr, Home) great coedit for his exerinemee
another place.—(Order, order )—He contended he eiaser:or-
rect in his sibeervatiuus. Sorb conduct would make batmen!.
an speak.—(Lreut lawgider.)-..He regretted Het
Betre money Arnold gu to the Islaaq of At. Helms, t .
me idain a parcel of Frenchmen, with Bustapaite et ake.r
bead. . •
Mr. R. Jactson said, with respect to Colonel ailleapie'r
pension he hid owe ohsereetiou ru make: it was this, that to
the remelt to the Hesse of Commons, the military suitor* tee
that other was added to kis home service, shown it was eu
the latter seemed &sly, added to kis see, that the C.rmet of
Directors had grimed the restated. This emanation
slight at 11 might appear, sought have daageron• comic-
garner hereafter.

The CHAIRMAN said, the return wordil undoubted y hw.
Seen more correct had it stated the periods ufWad Slates-
pies military and civil Derriere separately.
Mr. Hume observed, there was an noes-ramie th► pension
list of 7,06 f. and suggested, that is future there should he
a list of all the pessioos printed, in order to ►re wheelie► dreg
were increasing or dimiuishing. He observed on some et she
pensions which required esplanade*.

The CHAlRMAN'eaplaHrail the
those perilous were grained.
Mr. Hulls thuuiht it would be • miring of time if a
eolumu carte added to the account, to state the u of the
ptiasitut bristly granted.
The CHAIRMAN said, Iltia was la anmimisl sectuit, but
there were periodical &caseate mating particulars fully.
Mr. it Jacsron suggested, that all 'brie papers shoold
come before the Proprietors priotrd, as the riserwea *wall
he but little, in comparisust to the graaril a:olefin-tom re-
aultiag boos meth ail impertinent,
The CHAIRMAN wild, it was steamer? that the Bylaws
shoulil be cunitruseid at suollars General Court, amid proposed
F►iday test for that purpose. ,
Mr. D. Ktvitatito thought the usual space bi loam Om.
'lase o/ Getters, Courts ►ring held should he obsrried. .

under wloith

The nest General Court was thee fixed fur that day fuse-
Sem days.

The Hum. Ca100(1 STAINOP adverted to the imMimmesei
which he had giver nutlet, on the itibject of the •iisbc
Press, and pustponeil it till the neat Getiersl Corset.
Mr. Hotta teemiuded the Hon. Proprietor of what he
(Mr. Hustle) had stated es . foi ester occasion, that he was
mistaker is supposing the regelatiosis of the Illerquiv sit
Hastings relative to the press bad bees ortertweard, awl
'maid put it to him, therefore, •hether he saw nee whim-
lege in wow agitating the questiou, sires that COW. cuaW JO
imbibing in atteri•g the laivs.
Tie Hun. Colowal STS/11101111 said, he had se fear for
the Sreeduaa of the press dating the admitnateatum of the
Marquis of Hastiagsi but as be wished we make as. ism.
premiusi on the feticide of that Court sad isstebe moats% le
prevrat nee reeNervaer of that ntental arapuliaila arlabtil hsl
pervaded, be should persevere is his witnina. "
The Court Shen adjuuraed.

FOREIGN INTELLIGNNCE.

HAMBVIGH MAIL.

HA.MBUILOM. JUN& 14.
The postscript of a commercial letter from Vi-
eons says—" Official news has been received that
the 'l'urks entered Bucharest on the eath of Maj.
tl.at they behaved well, arid that Ypsilanti brut
with difficulty escaped."--( Borers Hull Lisle,
June 14.)
We have received the following intelligence by
express :
" A courier dispatched (rota Bucharest no the
28th Mry, has biouKht the siesta of the evacuation
of that capital of Wallachia by the rebels. and of the
peaceable entrance of the vanguard of the Turkish
army. Kiiiya Mohamed, Poch* of Sili,rns. Caen_
mender of this corps of about 12,000 men, had sat-
enticed on the 26th as far ail Othleachti, sad on the
27th to Tretsiarei, live leagues from Bucharest, and
on the following day to the environs of the city ~lf,
without the smallest resistance being attempted by
the troops of the various parties. Theodore, Had,-
chi, Macin, and Bitibascho, with their adhesetits, on
receiving certain inlormatino of the apprtraCh of thra:s
Turkish troops, precipitately evacuated on the 1174,
botb the Convent of Crotoeseue. and the eitpauf
Bucharest. the inhabitants of which feared a gibamort
eel pillage.
.For several days the public Katie heat
been irreserved solely by measures concerted by
M. Utlrrisky, the Austrian Agent, with the &yore.
and the Turkish Commanders, and by the Austriat
subjects at Bucharest who were celled upon An.
form a guard. Oo the 48th a detachment of WY.
Turks entered the city,• who observed the Wicket. •
discipline, and sheared a moderation which dirt .
theta honour, so that they ire considered. by the
inhabitants as their deliverers front the d.eger esti •
pillage with which they have beentate4 threutewed..
" Theodore, with has adhereuts, .has retreated by
way of Piteschttowards Curte d'Argisch, rid Wei:
on his way all the post and other horses. The,
greatest disorder prevails among his corp., and.*
is to be foreseen that if they should, be .overtalkil*,
by the Turkish troop' in the open country, thes.„
will hardly venture a battle. • to.:o
"Ypsilanti detached.on the 90th of May Ike.,
greatest part of his Greeks, stated at LW* sown,.
under the command of Cantacaseno, against this_
Turkish troops. who have berm edvancing time
the biking of Galt z, in Moldavia.; be had ten
stained himself with only 600 mew, at Tergowset.
against which the corps of Hodsclii Ahmed Paella
was already on the march blight diet of J assuf, Pietas.
of Itririluse, who was likewise witching towards tore
s.me place, to drive away this leader- of the bow.
ruts.
SG Unbridled anarchy.prevaila in Moldavia; the.
Hetariste, who have übrudrnsed JoSolr. loom .bowl_
the country, which they lay waste sail pillage, him.
bauditti. The lfurkisb dgßisieo. of the ono of
the *riskier Jassur,,Pucha 0 Ilittoilww.,arw,adw,
waning in different directrons, Sevrardoi4aniart,lll4t
where they appear order and tranquillity retina, am