The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-07 00:00:00

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rams, mituaitc 4.
The Count Demises is ifttirr. He writ wit
yesterday its a carriage.
The ordinary courser from Madrid will not arrirr
until Thursday. In the mean time we •ball
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Oust Western istelligence oe sit collect ott the
affairs of !Spain fres the Boutdesux isepers.
The Isdiciator publishes the following leiter
.1 Saloom., Jemmy SS.
" Aceordistg to wettest, received this .lay freer Spare,
lbw *ember ur the Inforgentaanitionis lu 11.090 mem. TU. y
have seised epee La Caroni, rod the King's ship, the Sire
.1 ellen, from which they have procured artillery. Thiry
were ellagehies open Seville, Gesserat Freyre havinr set ma,
ue She Nth fur Seville, the anaconda were proceed...it spur
the name point. Aecolows art ht Le rreeiviil at Mad. i.l
lb. 20th rootevoient the reeseiraire of She Iwo 11,111401. 7 h.l
Spanish Goverment mot milfergoir any Alas to be prtiliall.
eJ, seismal await tours pebilier iirforesatiira."

►ARM FIIIitVART

On Tueeday evening th.f Ministry, held art
traordinary Council. to *lnch were summoned On
Chancellor D'Ambray, the Duke de Richrherr,l
the Abbe de AlltlllifittUlOtt, and the Marquis Car.'
Super. The sitting, winch was prolonged to an ad-
vanced hour of the night, had, it is said, for
object, to submit for the lost time to the coucider3.
toot' of the Council, the project of the law of Itlet.
Sims, which, will be submitted WI Saturday to tilt
Chamber of Deputies. As M. Decoars
brought things to the point that the fate of the
Monarchy and of France &prods now on this Iba,
it has been thought expedient to secure for It IIU•
nitrous suffrages before it be produced on Cie grew'
day.
Lord Stewart, the English Ambassador, had yes-
terday * noon e privote audience of the Kung._
Ile remained with his Majesty for so hour.

The Coaster front Spai_n will arrive this day. All
the Pape,ts yesterday exerted themselves to glean
news of the insurrection. either from the pinvolocial
Papers or front old correspondence. We shall con-
tent ourselves with misusing our reader:, that in
precise iotelligence has arrived from an authenno
*mace. If we were to trust to. the reports circu-
lated yesterday in Paris, the revolt is terminated,
and the imoongents, prodogiuusly weakened by dr.
anion, have groin up th.or Chiefs. We loupe h.
be enabled to-morrow to furnish our readers with
certain intelligence.—Wazetre de France.)
General Gllly. who arrived to Pans the day be-
fore yesterday, surrendered isistself a pawnorr in tioi
Abboye yesterday, fur the purpose of porging
contempt. This General remained unkiiiraii u lilt
the 20th of March, 1815, but lie then rose from Ms
obscurity, by the ardour with which he (Icemen'
himself to the arm of Elba. The Kong had all.
pointed him Comniorolont of the id military 411,1
slots at Nimes. He took advantage of t'-‘•
intrusted to bins, to oppose the Duke uf Auguu-
lerne, who bad undertaken to organise the Royal
volunteers. The General formed a moving calming,
which Ise directed against the Prince. subjecting the
villages to military execution. On Use Ssi April
he left.Moutpether at the bead of three regiments.
The Duke of Angouleme, betrayfd by taint NI Y
nught to have supported him, ullopatchrel eintut
Deultenne to the General to conclude a Tre-oiy,
which lie might be eisabltd to retire. Geo.rta.
Gully annulleil two Conventions concluded bete Ctb
his Lieutenants and the Ptince. and made lu. Itoyal
Highness prisonel.. The rest of this General's con-
duct was analogous to that which we now relate.
He took refuge in New York, sod
It_ wee Comic &&&&& rit
to death. par eoestartare, on the 2511i'Juoie, lel6,
by the First Gentral Council of War of the Met do.'
vision. M. Duirin hes undertaken his defence.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, FESSVAILY t.

The Pitting was opened at our o'clock.
M. de Is Croix-Ftasisville wade a report. in die!
name of the Committee charged to eamunie the las
relating to the side of the national domains, and tt.
the security of the purchasers. The liepurt con-
sidered the case at length, and concluded by al,
proving the pitticiple of the project, but propusilbg
such alterations ea were, no the opinion of the Com-
mittee, bt.st calculated to promote the object ul the
law. _ _ _

Ile Report was ordered to be rioted, sod Mon-
day was fixed for (welling the dibeassion.
The Prince de Broglie made a Resort from the
Committee of Petitioi.s.

Several creditors of the King of Saxony demand-
ed that the loan of ISII, opened el Pats% should
be satisfied by such feuds as reinanwil to be land
to Saxony as its share of the war contribution.
The Committee proposed that the pontoon should
be referred to the Minster for Foreign Album_

M. de Boulaye did not oppose the motto'', but
he thought some explanations were sire ).
The Kiog of Saxony had united the Duchy of
Warsaw to Ms crown when the loan in yarataan was
contracted, and charged upon the produce of the
silt Miatatif.Wilislla. Debts ought to follow th.
fate of COWllliries, unless there be contrary stipula-
tion's, and the K _Aug of Saxony, iv other tespeit. ,o'
worthy of our esteem, haring lust the IJachy a 1;
Warsaw and a pan of his own States, ought not :at
be responsible for the debt of the Duchy.
M. Litioe de Villertque wilco' red itt there sen-
timents.

M. Manuel said, that although the pledge of thr
debt may have bees. lost, yet the debt mill re-
mained entire, and could not be espungedwithoui
the free consent of the creditors.
The Minister of Finance explained, that in. 1811
the King of SIIZOIIy contracted for a loon of twelve
millions, on account of the Duchy of Warsaw, and
that in consequence of a Treaty between Franc.
and Russia, every circumstance relating to Po.
land was to lie regulated by Commissioners noun.
limed by each party, who were to meet it Vivil:11401.
France bad nominated M. de Dedouville. Tl.e
liquidations were not yet terminated. Foe this
reason lie should vote for the .olio,,.—Adopted.
The Chamber being resolved into a Secret Com-
millet., M. Manuel made a proposition that the
King be supplicated to cause a project of a law, to
be presented to the Chamber, for the organization
of the system of trial by jury. upon bases rodeo-
listed to obtain for this toatitution ell the gond al
which it is capable. proposition will be de-
veloped te-utorrow.
M. de la Fayette demanded bet we Address be
presented to Ins Alajesty. jtloat be be. pleated to