The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-23 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, Aram 23, ISM

We hare received Paris Papers of Sunday lust.
It is blasted, out the authority or intelligence float]
Vienna, that all the Ministers of the Foreign
Powers at Conetantinople have. joined in requiring
the Porte to adopt measures in concert with them
to repress the outragee of the Barbarism', and to
obtain Kinetic( for their past conduct. It is
added, that the Porte temporiser, but the Ministers
are said to be determined in pressing their demands,
and require a eatrgolical answer to be presented to
the Congress of the Allied Soven•igus. The Turk
will thus be c either to renounce his nomi-
nal sovereignty over the pirates, or to remain ro-
spotirible to Europe fur the effects of their lieen-
I tonsumis.

The Five per Colds. are 67 1. 45 c. Bauk
Actious. ;630 f.

A letter from Sheerness, (laird April 21. says--
"The Isabella, Captain Sir JOHN ROSi. and the
Alexander, Lieutenant PA RItY, bailed this day from
the Nine, for the Noah Pule. The Dorothea and
the Trent will follow thee► to-niurrow moruilig."

Yestt•rday a Court of Directors wuv lield at the
East 111d1:1 [louse. when the following Commanders
took leave of hie Conti, previous to departing for
their rrspecli%e destinat FREE:-
MAN. Lord Keith. well Captain C. T►uuur.
orthaltiptun. fur Be ; anal Capt. 'C. Dommut,
Lady Liishingtion. for Bombay.
BOSTON. MARCH 7.—The Sopergargo of the
schooner Peggy arrived at Newbury Port un Thur.-
day last, in f Si. D go, mentions,
that a slew Governor, Sk.u.ts.riAN KLNDKI.AN, ar-
rived at the city the stll of J ry ; that he would
admit foreigner* to establi-li themselves its the
country of Samaria ; that. lOr the purpose of hi-
creasing the cultivation of lice Spanish part of St.
Domingo, he would allow foreigiters to make coun-
try settlements, and hold plunlal• fur the culti-
vation of all kind• of produce of the isluod. At
the time of the Peggy's *ailing. two Deputies were
expected from PETtot4—the object of their mission
was not stated.
Extract of a letter, slated Bahia, Jan. 8 :—" We
are in daily expectation of the Conde de PALMAS
our new Governor, who left Itin some tittle since
for this place. The C le ale PALMA is uncle to
the present Governor, who is appointed Minister of
War. Since the beg tof the present year we
have had an additional duty laid on all exports, on
which there formerly existed a duty of 8 per cent.
(except such us Err expo' ted in Portuguese bottoms
for Lisbon.) Colley, title., faistie, molasses, &c.
to have no export duty' as yet, but we are in
expectation of one by the new Governor. There
were no American vessels at Pernambuco I►t inst.
‘Ve have bail no information from Rio tor some
time."

Jusstrtt llymE, Es►l. of London, a considerable
proprietor of East India stock, a native of Mon-
trose. arrived there on Friday, for the purpose of
offering himself as a candidate, to represent that
district of Burghs in Parliament, in opposition to
JAMES FARQUHAR, Esq. the present Member.—
A Meeting of the Gut Wry svo, called, when Mr.
Hume was presented with the freedom of time
Burgh. A Meeting of the Council being ufterwarlis
eonvened, they gave Mr. HUtaE. a wntten minute
of the Council, pledging themselves to give I
their support at ti►e first election. Mr. HOME, it is
said, has also secured the votes of Arbroath and
Brechin.