The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

dews was ieeiselly fired et.

Th. Spanish Cortes a►e summoned to assemble
in the mouth or July next. Madrid seems to
enjoy perfect tranquillity. The next recusants Crum
Cadiz will be read with extreme inte►est.

A royal decree constitutes Don JOHN O'DoNoau
Captain-General of Andalusia, and Commander-
iti-Chief of the army in that province. Admiral
CAT EVAN° VALDEZ Is a ppoitio-tlGnveroor of Cadiz.
The most extensive powers al. ve ta to O'DuttOAo
to arrest and try all persons who p►omoted the
calamitous events in Cadix and the disorders is
Andalusia.

The tranquillity of Gallicia was for a few days
disturbed by what the Paris Papers call a petite
civil war. General Pot., Count de San.Roonano,
put himself at the heed of a handful of militia, but
his men were quickly dispersed. and himself drivels
out of the proviuce. This advantage was, however,
purchased by the lass of Colonel Aceve.o. of the
national troops. ROllllllO is said to have ',find'
into the Asturias. where he has artist foetid same
adherents. To such trifling eosialotioas the pub.
licity of the Kime's Declaratiee nest speedily pee

an end. ;Nair of the isthafbitaiits of Ci,ety we
dissatisfied with the new Constitution.

The Journal de* Debars say.. Wr are nolo.
rind to declare expressly. that thrre rxists iti No-
tugs! no kind of agitation ; and that an ibr
tr.*ry the most profound tranquillity subsists in d I
parts of that kingdom."

The indisposition experienced by the R.N.:
FRANCE ie totally removed. Hie Maetsvx „,",
ed the celebration of divine service on Pride, 1,, 1.,
Palace Chapel, and afterward. tresisact,l
with several of hi. Ministers.

The discussions itt the Chamber of Detrati
on the law for restoring the previous cente,,bir,
closed on Friday, when the law, as it passed the
Chamber of Peers, was finally adopted by the D.,-
*cities by a majority of 27. Foe the law were Jo,.
against it 109.

The Five per Cents are, 74 I.—anik Sot's,
1,460 f.

A Flanders Mail urri•ed'lsst night. with Pdp-ft
from Brussels to the tit iustaot. The f .Iloattt4
ere extracts :

FILANICIOILT, MARA If-
The flawoverian Government Imajiaat dime • Mimi amt
justice in favour of the Catholic Church. The it.....uurt d -
u have formally adopted the principle Om ad thy pry.
peely which has belonged Its the Churches of thus eehpin ,
and to pie,' establishments, sod which were seised loom ly
the French and Westphalian Governorate, wbeih.r 1.•41.
property or money, shall be geparatod trim the d,,. ~s
,be Crown; and restored to the censpesent aidbeeilte., le
fetid the intentions of the founders.

wii•vs, mulct, T 9.

lie the • ift ins of floe fletuad Chamber of tie Stales fir. Hera
this day, the foot laws um the tiosoetre were 1110 111111isCi
alesirasseua fixed fur this sitting ; floe public surto •a
very sirnisgly excited, and all the Rwse►ire wire fnll. *rape
a very long athlete, in which all the tliTtearoi.htd orator.
took part, the Minister of Finance barb': replied to the u►-
jrctivas made by the opponents of the laws, they wire pot
successively to the roar, sad all corded by 74 woke to t..
lIMICIS J 4.

Several cities is the mothers provinces have hero great*
disappointed is their hopes by the project of hos preorwl..l
to the &Toad Chamber, is which Heeds is prop. it se the
seat of the High Court of Justice. Nahum., in wort icy Ise. Is I
tittered itself with the hopes of obtAiaing the preference
Easgll4B merchants see son baying up immense quautai.s
of omit* all the countries shoat Haailiargh.

A Meeting of the County of Antrim visa
held on the %nth lost, at C.trnckhergn•. st
which an Address ass agreed to, moduliu!
with hi. MAJESTY ou the death or his sevrie I
Father, and his Brother, the Duke of KENT. Sot
also congratulating his MAJESTY on hi* Acre...to
to the Throne. The Address was moved by th •
lilarluis of DONEGAL. and seconded h? Log' I
O'Ns..m. The High Sheriff, Mr. M•DusscLi.,
end his Lady, the Countess of ANTED/. Lur.l
BELFAST. ♦tt. stem present.
Detachments of the Solt, &ph, and 69th regi..
moots ate under orders to etubark firs Mali( 4.•

A poet, MANUEL JOSEPH QUINTANA. INN heat
appointed President of the Supreme Junta of Coo-
'Airship of the Preis is& Spain..

It is presumed that ties Opposiiion will gait
from Unity to filly voles by the General Elstiow.

Yesterday, a little after twelve o'clock, she Christ
Church and lirideaell boys, to the Itamoutet of 6.56.
walked in procession from Christ's lluspital, act sit.-
panted by their masters mull nurses, to the Mai
Ilion-house. They were admitted to the growl
saloon, where the Lard Mayer, several A Merin...,
and the Lady Mayoress, with other ladies, wee.,
seated. Each buy, according to surieist corns's,
received a shilling or a sispeuce according to !Spit-
respective meritit, with a bun, awl a glass%
After this ceremony, the Lord Meyer. Aids-rots is.
Sheriffs, and all the City Officers, 11.41..we5i in the
usual procession to Christ Church, Newgate.sirept,
where the spits) sermon was premised lay the Rev.
Mr. Chavell, from St. lulls.. 3ush clasp. and 1440141
the lit to the 7th verses,. The iancessouts returned
in she same order to the Mansism-linese, whore the

Lord 1110)er entertained a large party at dmt.er.

There is a moll while cottage souuding iu ithe
of the parks at Burntsfseld Liok., which moot per-
son. pass without being aerate of the cl.e..teut
init-
re►t that attaches to it. It is sisoestql at the lop,
or south lode of the Untie, on the mod trailing to
Causal', said is immediately contiguous to the road
on the east side. In this cottage Jowl Blunt
wrote his IloodeLa; Dr. Bt.asa his Lectoret : *IA
1)t. RusEavaow his Hisiory oft ha►ks she Fyik.
This interesaisig seiformattoes is given sin the autho-
rity of a very near relative of Dr. [ILA's. to obool
these pa►ticulars were often related by she Doctor
with great iiiterest.—(EdialiargA Paper. I
On Sunday lest, about eleven o'clock, the south-
east part of the College of Vicars. at liereford,
discovered to be on lire. algid fools Looms cure.
bustible materials found contigwows to the vol.

there is every reason to *apprise that the Huse was
caused by the ■ct of some aucentliary. lu lust
night's Gazette a free pardou is offerril to auy
accomplice who shall give such information as
may lead to conviction. end a reward of our hail-
died guineas for the discovery of the utfeuder
offenders.

Saturday last its • waggoner was flirty...4i his ssiv,
along Isleworth, heavily laden with want-. MI inr
lug into a gateway the wheel came in contact with t
newly-built wall, and threw it down, the ailamoti-'
thinking sin other injury was done, drove on, hot i#
was induced to turn back ou hearing deal
screams front where the wall had fallen;
appeared that four children had bees sitting V. ir
the wall at the time of its falling, by which alr
were buried under the ruins; 0111111411001 1,104144..
diately procured, mod they were all dug obt divot-
fully bruised ; • boy about six yews of or. feu 1.
Din N shim • • CST .lii IN above *Ws
was so much snits be Asmara%
but we are happy @Wan likely
to recover. rift '