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London, England, 1820-07-20 00:00:00

F IIITELUSENC4
gum PAMPA
PAWS, JULY 16.
The 46th of last May, •bout seven o'clock in.
the evening. Louis Mules S.geon cried out nest
the Pavilion of Flora, *I Down with the Burr.

4auu f" Social! biamelf pursued, he ran along the•
quay towards the Place Laois XV., 'topped in the
middle of the quay, and began to shout " Lbrag
leve Nopokon ! Down with Me Bourbous ! Snore
of then hove fallets, ;may more of thew will full !"
This man is a blrscher, of Boulogne, of the age of
20. According to the depositions of the witnesses,
a serjeant and two grenadiers of the Royal Guard,
Sageon was in a state of perfect drunkenness;
besides, the Mayor of his commune lies given sink.
factory testimony respecting his former conduct.
These circumstances pleaded in his favour before
the Court of Assize; he was only sentenced to six
months imprisonment, and a fine of 100 francs.
The 23th of last May, another young man, named
Moritaigu, song a seditious song in a tavern; like
all former persons in the same situation, lie pleaded
drunkennees as his excuse.

He was sentenced to two months imprisonment,
50 francs fine, and the costs of the prosecution.

SXTRACT ?ROM ♦ PRITATI IJITTER, DATED CON.

STANTINOPLII, JUNK 11.

" The armaments against the Pachs of JANINA
are fitting out witl► great activity. Two bodies of
troops, with a train of 15 pieces of artillery, have
marched from title city. Another still more for-
midable corps is organizing at this moment, an•l
will set out in a few days for the rime de"-
filiation. Dims* ithussub BET will shortly
be promoted to the rank of Paella with duce
tails, and to the command of Derbend, a very
important pass, which ALI has fortified, coil re-
fused to surrender to the garrison of the Pular..
P.tcm♦ BET is second in conomsittl of the troops of
MAMIE!). There iv ■ report here that hostilities
have commenced in Albania, and that the first
operations have been entirely in favour of the rebel.
" Although nothing has transpired respecting the
internal feeling, of the Seraglio, some well-in-
formed people thick that the revolt of ALt
has iospired the Divan with serious apprehensions.
The Turkish Government has not only to defend
itself against the arms of a rebellious subject, but
has also to fear the treason of those whom it em-
ploys, as the cases of deposition ■od disgrace are
more numerous than avc►. SOLIIIAN BEY, whose
military prowess has almost become a proverb
among the Mitaultnen, has been deposed on sus-
picion of holding a correspondence Kith
" The Nischendshy (Keeper of the Seals of the
Empire) has been deposed, and sent into exile.
" The plague has renewed its ravages. The
town of Peru has already several victims. The hos-
pitals begin to FII."
The Fire per Cent. Console are 79 1. I 5 C. ;
Bank Actions, 1,)671 1.

THE 13RITISH PRESS.

LONDON.
THURSDAY, JuLy 20. 1820.

The Moulage Act Amendment Lill was thrown
out on a division lust night in the House of L0V.1.4.
On the riireion fur going nit° ■ Committee the
Home divided. when the number's sem—Cunt:ids
13. Non•Conteuts 2.5.

Lord ERSKINR presented the Petition of the
Lord Mayo►. Aldermen, mid Common f:ouned of
the City of London, against the Bill of Divorce
and Pains al d Peualties spsin•l the QUEEN. It
was opposed by tl►e LORD CIIANCELLOR. as COll
tinning statements uid opioious not con►istent
with the forms of the Douse to admit. Ili. Lord-
ship contended, that there was no instance in the
practice of Parliament of such a Petition haviug
been rece: t'ed, and after some discussion it was
rejected.
The secood reading of the Irish Chancery Bill
was deferred until this dry, when a deb•tr i• ex-
peeled upon the clause disqualifying a blaster in
Chancery to till a• seat in the (louse of Commons.
Ao effort null be made to exempt Master ELLIS
horn the operand' of this clause.

The LOUD CHANCELLOR presented a Bill for
continuing me resent L►sulvent Act fur one year,
its the event of the Bell sent up f the Commons,
awl How in the Lords, should Out pros that Nou•e.
The Douse of Lords is expected to adjourn on
Monday until Thursday, the 17th of August, the
day fixed for the second reading of the 1;111 of Di-
vorce tint, of Pains and Penalties eg •last the Qur.EN.
This day the Extra Post Bill will be commit-
ted, at which stage it may not be improper to
introduce a clause fur the change of its title. It
professes to thrive a pcir of lames to the reusottst
part of the island, at lie ►ate of eleven miles an
hour, includiog stoppage's for receiving letters, re-
freshments, Sit', Why Vten nut call this a Bill to
indemnify all persons guilty of fmtuus driving, and
for the encouragement of cruelty to animals.? or it
might be not inaptly termed a Bill to rouble com-
mercial speculators and joldaers to take advantage
of Voir Its+ opulent mud less etiterprising neigh.
boors. To reconcile the public to the measure,
we ate told that it is merely expetitnetaal, and