The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-19 00:00:00

i:;iiilll4liii4 111E111, . v.nos.:1•(•, can to
wbelloT t Ifiwow how. 1,) Pup..ciait ihe
deouirs, wbu who! lu juin in lbw :thulium Cause of our in-
oesulruct.

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T11111(.11114: 1. •sot thy or yon.; it i- the cau:e or librralily
mod industry, of thr •od .111. (-,..,mere.• Ole 1.11.,.
of 'oriel relation., and ctovolortsil) or nll nation% 44441 men.
II is
indestrions, and coition scial than Ihr rem, ouKlit to liri miss
inierent in art•ine Spatpard, tics g. eve: y usurper.. of one Lair
the glubt, now• 1., cuuiedt. I to restore it hat i, In the Intni.n.
rtee.

This act or jostler ought rather to have heheitzed toen-
lisAitenal eahineta than daring but s nee iv
that strange fatality that still allows Europe to respect a no.
serument that has hail Om stispiit insolence- to • ;omit her,to, she
re..establiskytent of thr Inquisition. and its hoiniet.l4l
lotions, in the very (Ace of the laittilon Society, the lost:tote
of earis, and a handled *cadential and Iturvrrmei.. this.
teriry, with difficulty. will believe that civilised noon!, has
burns with such • Government In her bosom ; a not ail-
ment prudigal of blued and 1101Ttla ; one that still Murders
aud hang', as its the drys of Pie thud cuts down, hums,
devastatesond in the delirium of pres,rvitse its tosensale
dominion, would end by depriving cu Tetaf nations of
the precidut. ratite of our Continent, and ourselas of the
productlotis of their manufacture and skill.
There is nu other close to so many evils than that of our
Indeprodvot cs, The ludepentleure of America !ft now our of
the Iran's of the cult world, and utost delightful day-
fur Immanity will eft liain4 he that un abide it as
hedged. This TelefLlM able event will h.rm the must
period of history. An. .5 intellectual mut anent, new
impulse given to industry sod the arts, to agrietiliute Ind
trade, • thousand new productions Adman-a wilt then offer to
Europe, and in return a thous:mil new to ventnitiq Enrope
will otter to America—such *ill be the eintqcqueoci q of our
Judi prudence, and such the friendly lands that ail smite
the 'iris to the Old World, instead of the bnrltarolis sisain
that mow links it with Spain alone. This chain h-t tot at
once break oar the brad of that same Gut et-nitwit ; and
then even let Spam herself, also free as we air, participate in
do se ailvantageo, and be nameiled to the linmais race.
. . .

Such is tlicsohlinic enterprise in which, as inobs•iituitls,
you have engaged with us, auil to which *c arc led ou by a
Chief full of glory and vu lite, generous, twitsnanimons, at
all times patriotic, at all times the citizen, and at all tuna
the hest friend of the defenders of our liberty ! Fly to his
arms, follow him tm his victorious march, heed not your own
prospo'cio and those of your chiltlreu, for this he has himself
provided, and alone hearing in • d the beautiful and grand
idea of liberating the Columbian World, rush atilt no wt the
Apauiards, and, rhivtnts thews from one territory into' the
Antilles sea, let us prove what can he dune by an army of
friends, Englishmen and Veto zuelans!
(Signed) FRANCISCO ANTONIO ZEA.
THOMAS RICHARDS. Ste. of
Council of (lovernment.
SC. Thomas, is New Gresada, 61k Much, lklB.

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, MownAy, Silty HI.

We had a good supply°, Wheat this morning, both Eng-
lish and Foreign, real fine samples of *lnch sold at the
priers of this day *reit, but ordinary was dull, and from lit to
2s. per quarter loner. The Oat trade is brisk, And full as dear.
Barley and Malt is steady. In Peas and Beans there it. 110
alteratiou.