The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

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br South America,
was from Eligland, laden
.es•jkohibited
email trowloyed

several French in smegglingsitlis,
brandy„ond cahoot articles of French maribfactiirs,
from Martinique rud Guadeloupe, into our Isisiids.
No condemnation of either reed or cargo took
place, but wherein the ease was proved to have been
isimenifort violation of known and inoclalined laws:
one or tier, pot strictly of this description, were
with great liberality'reetered again to the owners.
Many transactions teed to thew that the authority
of the mother cosustry boa little influence in Spanish
Anseriee, even Among those who have been Con-
stituted to administer hei
olive: they are more
swayed by'selllifineve end reprice. The following
case isepogen of ava, moat shameless instance of
this description, and which must become the sub.
jest of sharp remonstrance with the Spinisli Ge.
• moment. The British brig Itelepiroritil iy ma*•
ter and lig linen, and having on boird shoal; 11,000
donors, was. !witted at Samara, iu the Wend of
St. Dominge, by. the Custens-honse Authorities
theft in the pay of the Spanish Government, was
immediately'coisdethistd, es Insurgent property, and
the proceedi; forthwith distributed, though it was
offered to be peered that the vessel turd property
belonged to merchusts at Berbodoes, who bad ea
toed into a contract to supply the British troops
and ships with mien, sad that it was in the ekt:Cti-
lion of this duty that the vessel had come to Soma.
as, for the purposetif pernhasing cattle. So soon
as Admiral Honvtir and Lord 41111BILIIIIII heard
of this infraction of the Laws of Nations. the Sap-
meander was dispatched to Seinen*, to dears. the
reed sod property..—The vessel was forted totally
useless—the money she had on bard bad been
distribited—the crew bad been thrown into a dun.
goon, and three of them had there died of a fever!
The Governor of the placepcknewleclged ;be error
of the Judge, bat, be ..id, the Public Treasury
did not contain a *bogie dollar, end, therefore, be
could not offer arty sortisfeetiee I

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His HASESTY plillefts=lllll MUM year
year
of his reign. which was anal.

The foie of the Sovereign of the Mint is calcu-
lated to ereite surprise even in this revolutionary
age : he wore his Craw only for a day.
The Duchess of Dwrodietee and suite left
Warren's Hotel, New-street, yesterday, for Webber
Castle, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Lt.
♦aaroot„ until Wednesday, when her Grace will
leave for Dover, sad embark far France, on her way
to Rome.
Earl and Countess FITZWILLIAII and family
left town yesterday, for their seat, Wentworth
House, Yorkshire.

Lord ANSON left his residence ins St. Imes's.
square. yesterday. for his Milli Sbiatteramilt, Staf-
fordshire.
The t arl and Countess of MAlMitictil are ex-
pected to lame town on Thursday next, for t§eir
seat, Tettenhanger Hall, Herts.
Lord end Lady ELLulasouc grid family are
expected to leave town in a few days for Brighton.
Arrivals yesterday-at Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley-
square : Sot Camila and Lady Deuvitur and
family, from dm Guiltiest ; Mr. and Mrs. HAlLais
and farnjly. free) their "St Cornwall.A
new ribbon lime wig its appearance is the
Paris fashions, Bled tl Xelvidmeope. It is seen
in all colours, sad if regular desires, which has spot
been bitberte,atteMpted in watered stuffs.
. The whimsicality evinced is the exploded. new
Crown. piece is easily acmanted for. It was the
coinage of the brain.

Tbi Gibraltar Paper; he Ow Berth alt. supply us
with the following isteltimoneer•--“ The weaves-
tins 'chooser retuned from Tangiers Bey oo
the 14th instant. Withia the lest fortnight die
plague has considerably itemised is Tonging,
end spread eves amongst the priecipai Moorish mod
Jewish families. The Chief Priest of the Wive hod
fallen • victims to the disease. The total ansoutit of
deaths from the Nit to the lid, amounted to let
peruses. The plague captioned tange in all the
villages in the neighbourhood of Taniiers, and it
had extended to some tillages in the mountains to
the southward of Thom The accounts from the
last-mentioned town are contradictory. A Meer,
however. who arrived at Tangiers just before the
departure of the schemer, positively affirmed that
the deaths in that town amounted to about 4.1 per-
front

sons per day. Lettere up to the 20th intent,
Fez and .Laroche, state that the public health in
those towns continued to be good."
On Wednesday the nalen, Captain Dtit.otta
sailed from Portsmouth for Calcutta direct, with
-specie, on account of the East India Company.
She will call at the Cape ass her paslage home.
On Fridav the Creole, Capt. W. B. Daeftirooo,
sailed for Rio Janeiro, to relieve the eftaphion.
The Rev. Mr. HOSTS and Lady, went passenger%
Rear• Admiral Catarina, will hoist his flag
to-morrow, in the Su&bury, 68, Capt. WiLsoN,
for the Leeward Islands.
Capt. F. L. MAITLAND has taken the command
of the Vengeer, 74, which ship will soon be reedy
to proceed to Leith for the flag of Admiral Omar.
Capt. B. YZOMAN is appointed to the Brilostart.
Of our army returning from France, six regi-
ments will go to Ireland, the remainder, it is un-
derstond, will disembark at Dover. The 4th, 6th.
and ooth regiments of foot. will come into the
Hampshire district, the depot of these regiments
being ordered to Winchester. Ose thousand men
will occupy Nilsen barracks.
The Neatisk Gasette says—" The eftertiene of
the Patriot General M'Gasnon to obtain troops
to serve ender him in South America have- been
very successful in Great Britain and Ireland.
Three vessels have been chartered under his orders
to carry them. to Margeritta, and they are toles.
listed to carry 800 men each. Not a few of these
recruits have beep obtained from Guernsey and
.they will cad shoot immediately from the Thalia."

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