The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-27 00:00:00

• ' gorse service.
lit Madrid the greeted tranquillity prevails.. it
seems, hovireven.l4lolrlll4,• Duke of AtAooN, RA.=
Hest 2, lllottrstttt~~p;~t ei some others, remark.
aisle for their settochkatnet• to ashitrary power, have
thought it prudent to leave Minhid until the public
mind shall have regained its wonted tranquillity.
At Valencia, Gtn. El.lo, notorious for his cnieltirp,
almost fell • victim to the hatred of the people: his
escape wits miraculous.

The Constitution was proclaimed at Pampalune
before the decision of the KING was known in that
city. The Captain General of the province took
the necessary oaths to maintain it, and the Notion
of the Diocese assisted at the 7'e Drum that *as ce-
lebrated in the Cathedral church, in honour of the
event. The account of the KING'S drcision was
received iu Pimp,lune, as in eery other part of the
kingdom, with tumultuous joy, and the city was
illuminated for three successive nights. Two thou.
sand troops had Commenced their march from Co-
mma towards Madrid, and had arrived on the
frontiers of the kingdom of Leon, when they were
apprised of the Klrsn's decision.
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In the French Chanilwr of Peers a report Mw
made from the Committee appointed to exandna
the law relating to individual liberty. The Cow.
mittee proposed its adoption. The discussion esse
fixed fur Thursday the 23d. .
In the Chamber of Deputies the discussion on
the 14w for subjecting the press to a previous era-
sarship was commenced on Tuesday. A few
speeches were recited, and at a quarter past five
the Chamber adjourned. The President, previous
to the adjournment, exhorted the Memher) to wort
in future at an earlier hour (than two o'clock), ...by
commencing business so late in the day', they do
dev9te sufficient time to the ptiblic"all'airs. We
hope that Itleisieuss In !lepton are nisi boniseisissg
tired of the labours that the enjoyment of a free
constitution necessarily imposes wpm' them.
The Five per Cents. are, 74 r. v.—Bank Stock
1,457 f. 50 c,

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W. have received New York Papers to the 46► h
last. The following ore extracts
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 45.
/lie understood that recent.divpatches receited
from Madrid a►atouuce that the Spanish Go-
vernment has refused all further correspondence
with Mr. FORSYTH. General VIVES w■a in Peris
iu December, on his way to the United States.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
OUR AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN..
Mr. Reid. of Georgie, submitted fur consider-
id the follosing revolution :
Resolved, That the President of the United Slates he re-
qnrstrd to impart to this House soy earminunicsiions march-
ing Abe Florida, Treaty, which may hays been received from
our Misdate,- Plenipotentiary at the Court of Spain, which
have wit been hrectufure sruniniiiiimated (arid whido,
in his upiniun, it may nut lie inconsistent with the public
interest I, communicate.)
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. The concluding divine toolrodoptml.with the con-
sent of she mover, en the otatratitrislalf M. Teller,
of New•Velt. •;$.-
1 ; .
7 ! 4
Mr. Citeitr. moved to fry tfieirroPitltitirso, Os ,Ape.
table ; whiels motion was earrimi lis to Gi.
_ve;
It is stated. .that during she storm of Widish'.
Air warning • Nat, 161114 throve, were two or Witt
shorts of earthquake at Philadelphia.