The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

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Inani Al4lw•. MART Miasll, Skit 6111•111 bathe lit•
dims primer, who *sale hail bra the medians
of communication with leer austere friend', died we

met oat hoot the Bay of Esphtits. About the aid.
died know!, Buctop,
1171—Ctia;liropiiinnto. the Dottiortitia. and about
49'x'1WrcitOgda pith aleiAhao. thrice, ellidisire
Wog their p.oeisionis, 4e. so slim the Imptly Of the fee*
Itiditito; ,yin l the Vol hartnig hero puintra,t•Pfilliff
Mr. Pr.ritnt rn merehatit who recontrassird the ex-
pedition). ',bele the reinitiate took place between
hie piriy and the failures% when the braband of
MAIM MUCH wag killed, her body, ornamented
pith trinket'. &c. was deposited alonride that of her
ho•htaod. Caps. Bemoan continued • 'r'ea'ch
.o'4o daya..lcut was not able to cli.cover the alight ebt
trace of.the native Indigo.. 11'heilier they had tird
to some other part of the Island, or had been et.%
terminated by the Ettitsialaux who, to ob.
twin the fors with which they are covered, are known
to ravarialdy murder them at every opportunity.
cupid not be socertaiised, hot it appeased under,*
proceed .any further in the tearch.—(//apipshirt
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It wsll'he seen by die .anent of the " S'ltte of
the Revenue," .hied appears in another part of
our Paper, that. the prodeec of the last quarter,
ended the sth of July, veteeds that of the corns-
pondieg quarter in the former year, by the sum.**
we stated un Saturday, of 743,%.5.51. An increase
of revenue, no matter whence er under what head
seising, must ever he received as an absolute good,
and as such we cannot forbear from congratulating
the country upon the circuinstance, the more Essig*
dirtily too at the present moment, when any symp-
tom of improvetnrut, however trilling, cannot fail
of proving delightful, evert front its very novelty,
and by contributing to break the dull uniformity
of our habitual dtstreessia The accounts of the
Tarter at the first blush present a somewhat sin-
wake appearance. We find results extremely dr&
&tent in the two great branches of our revenue, the
Customs and the Excise, so much so, that if either
worteseparattly token as the estimate of our national
condition, the one would strongly mark an imprit-
, ing,the other a deteriorating country. The increase
tin the Excise. amounts to 938,339/.; the decrease
in the Customs to e 61,7931. The state of the
Excise in general ought to be regarded with more
emilideoce as st criterion of the national prosperity,
then that of the Customs, and our readers will Ile
Moppet to find that it is in the Excise that the
greet improvement has taken place; but it must
be remembered that in this account of the tree-
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nese is embraced, as we stated on Saturday, the pro-
duce of thanes! taxer, and as these must have beew
to Roan extent operative, it is not surprosiug fist
the increase should have occurred chiefly in the
amount of the Excise. We ore 41411 to find that
the stamps have bred productive. The increase in
:their produce amounts to 4,72.21.
The improvement, however, which has taken
place in the last quarter is barely sufficient to
maintain the revenue of the whole year ending the
54 of July last, toe level with the terenue of the
tjear preceding; so 140 the hopes of the CHAN-
ICKLLoa of the ESCIIIQUOR have orifortunately
not been realised within the first yeae. after the im-
position of his new duties. 11'e are still without
the efficient Sinking Feud of live millions,. Neither
.does this increase rouble the disposable revenue of
the country to equal the amount of the expendi-
ture. There is still a frightful disparity between the
income and expenditure. Until this differehre he
removed, no partial improvement Ur the revenue
con be made a subject of much serious exultution;
and to say the truth, we should, by many degrees,
prefer seeing this disparity removed by the decrease
of the expenditure, throe by the increase of the
income.

sstuftiy, the Doke of Yoatc trausagted
business with the KING.

The Doke of CLARENCE visited the KING 011
Saturday.

Orr Sotordoy Lord Gwvirtst woo introylloced to
sit hi* Polaris

The. Lop) CumsciLLo awl Vo.colinl SID.
DODT/1 hadaiDdleisex..l Or he KING y rotterd.y.
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• Übe EtfuZeit. 2.0. Caplsin W3l. SUFI',HEARD sir.
►itroli at the Cape of Good Rope on the Y4th, and
the Wryntluth. with 500 stltlero, from Etighlid.
oathe 26thr April .Hll-wrll.

The Nautilus, 18, Captain Itti eif CHAPMAN.
arrived at Charlreton, May 29, Win the Havaiiiiith,
with :200.000 dollars in-specie.
Some days since a servant of the Duke of Ctist-
BSILLAND'S arrived in Nall With fri.ln.
On Saturday the nt left town with
dispatches from the KING to his Royal llsghu.ess.
Letters from St. Deleon., of the 13th of May,
state, that the following ve.sels of war were there
at that .time : —Campestre, 74. Tees, 21i, Rosario,
10, and Redwing, 18; also the Abundance store-
ship.
Malta Government Gaze.tre,s have arrived to the.
2011, of May. The ireramlionswire frigate li eh
passed that island, on her way in Conscostistoplr,
with Mr. It. FRERE on board. A witificslion hail
been issued by the.GovernMetit Of Malta to the
tires, this.. henceforth no prison will be admitted .as
vocate,ot ry or La w.l3rocara toe, uulrss 1w colt
read, write, and spook English; antd that after the'
rod of the presesit,yearalt petitions to tiover ttttt reit,.
except thOae,for,aßkelleile the Slireine,Coistkof
Justice, 'must f)e written sti

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The ,RlAPilltibly, Stafford Memst,
acacia
The of iLeatielosra's enlrit
mew, 1 Huyselliellplsy.mpiare.
Mr11.011Vg: piny. allreillea Motel, Roptol.elrref.
The *I IlMegiletea ball, 01.1 Berliamise .tr. et.
Tbli(Comigab Ilntry's easeethly, Berkeley. wiener.
T 0.1110111111011%
Counlrsg Dowager of Closesers Iran mid *upper, Pont.
insii.square•
WIDN6aDAY.
The Drake of Desoushire's greed party, Vevliesh.4
House, Piccadilly.
Argyll Reams, at lialf•past tee eleirseli. Miss ms,„„1„.•.
dramatic display of the Pawnees ..d MayiNl Rreleittom.,
the patronage of the CAmaiess Carp.*, Colonies" n(
Besboroeeh, Lady Barbera Poissoeby, led telly C. Lame
A look's.
4 INIMINI 1111011 Y.
The Dyke of DeeMelMileailleitestalitearel and concert, Dr
iresedumr-beisae.
Mrs. Wilbrahase's ball, Meriferd. street, May-fale.
14 re. *soil's bells Wimps's-street.
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Mrs. Limraley's belt, Mosuage-place.
Mrs.

•ATCSDAY.
siusWyt Gemmel,. sips eve.

SUNDAY.
Lord and Lady Aratubaw•a esteriaiatntal is St. 'twit-
mann%
The Right Mn.. Ifm. filtallitaretps4o:a eniestaiasac,
Wiaiteitati-phtee.

MISS MAt'AULAY.

This Lady's iuterwattias weekly entertainment at
the Argyll Roams it-reams weekly in ',micro)...
Her best dramatic di.pl.y of the
musical recitations, was most fashinm4l)ly nitpudr%l.
The scene from Esser was hiv.hls. uppinurirtl, 1,41.
similarly the Queen rod Urifusel. Pia 'wios Ise.
tweets Lodi Toothly and Lady Grace N 44 44.1,/
eireCtife, ON also the Ca:Oates of Wirrtmt, nut
Artery's Dream. The musical remotion of Bryan
and Pyreive was very succemful, but nut equal to
Lord 111lin's Daughters. The pa.sion *wine."'
io butb the extremes of melancholy and raving, pro.
tinted great effect. Ophelia's mad scene exciteit
the moot marked ottentium and the Namises Tut.,
written by Miot MACAULEY, drew fvfiel frpraltd
bursts of applause, and so almost coniriskive emu-
tian the audience. The iiiii sic Nat very
sweetly composed by Miss liintiot.p.

BRIGH7'ON. JULY 7.

There was a rumour at the close of last week, in
consequence of the arrival of Mr. Wittier. the
King's Steward, at the Pavilion, that his Mskary
would shortly pay us a visit. We fear- direr re eirr-
ground fur such a hope. Mr. Watie► has kft fur
Carlton House.
The Marchioness of Cholmondeley and Lord
Hocksavage kft us this day for the metropoli;.
The reruaincof Lord Gwydir were, on Thursday.
conveytd from this town, us solernu funerwi'state,
iu order to.their being deposited near Stamford, nt
Lincolnshire.

Both •he lihrsries have been very elegantly st..
tended this week.

We ate pleased to ob rrrrr that our theatre. uuder
the able management of Mr. Bruntiiii, will be epee-
eel fur the semou nu Saturday mitt.
Mr. Trotter will open the Worthing theatrt iu
the course of ten days or • fortnight.

Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.
The Duchess of KENT visited the Duchess of
CLARENCE yesterday.
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE. the
Duchess of KENT. and the Duchess of SAXE.
W EIM A R took an airing in Hyde Yask.
Saturday morning the Duke of Vomit trout to
to town .111.1 e cv K.
Oadanils, and returned I
We are extremely happy to say the Duchess of
YORK continues to improve in health.
Yesterday his MAJESTY, the Duke of YORK,
the Duke of CLARENCE, and the Princess Au-
cc9TA. attended divine service at the Chapel
Royal.

Divine service was yesterday pe►formed in the
King's Palace, Pall-mall. by the Rev. F. W.
lit.ommta and the Rev. Dr. STANIIII CIA
A great cimeourse of people was siisenilded yes.
terilsy at Raines Common, expecting to see the
(„NrEn's ariival at her villa in that place.

l'he Italian corps. under the command of Cabinet
COOKE, recently lauded at Dover, is a very k.
ward squad, and will require a great deal tot dui.
The Count Pamema, his family and 'toile. or.
rived at Portsmouth on Friday niglil, to embark in
the Aeliee, for Lisbon. The Count viewed the
Duck-yard and his Nl•jesty's ship Queers Chuilate
cuatiaturday inoriong.—The Active is expected to
sal ibis day.
Arrivals at Edinbnrgli :
The Countess of Niiiriliesk and family ; Sir Thomas Gibson
Carmichael. E 'rt.; Mr. Serjeant Ilullock ; Hebert Baird,
Emu i • J. Hupe Julsastuu, Fag.; mid Main' Ogle.
Drionied
Lady H. Hay and daughters; Caiptaia Grenfell; Captain
Gordon.
The Duke of RUTLAND, in consequence of the
commit's§ expressed by them, has obtained a pardon
for lour poachers who were souse time ago sentenced
to be transported for linen years fur poaching at
midnight with lire-arms in the vale of Belvoir ;
Tres not only restored them to their distressed faint-
lies, but directed that they shall be fully employed
on his Grace's estate.
The arraignment of prisoners against witons, Arias
bills have been found for high trawl, will take
place oar Thursday stud Friday next at Stirling, and
Area trial continence on Tuesday. At Glitsgirw the
'arraignments an the same charge will take Ow gst
54164011 and Mondry. sad the.ttista.eommpacemn
the 2Utii cwt. The atraigamaits- tit lAtaalmarteis
take place ou Wetlands,. week.—(lidiabwrgh
Stu.%)

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