The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-04 00:00:00

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for ids by Mr. Alrtersaao Bari •Irti, and Mr. Alarmism But-
toin.t-v. Aft. r eh. he.dils of dor Ries, Ours% awl other sow.
stiu. instal 14.141.16.1 r. sires, Mr. donne mad the floa. Mr.
EfSkisie mem-ally adstreaard the Martini is wry oral. appro.
pr rite. 444 Impressive spin rhea. cooper Glean Mos Mediu.
on the earteasiar aappnrt br bad wet wily Gime Ike last
r ; •siti vasiwillmstaridlog Ikro torrophosi at work is do.
f. 1. !• to, lb. to bad rott brrs oae arserire, Ire. *mat
gets: lessgrn rwaiveorrl the eusispossy by raday boosoroas snags.
Atn.n,e nth., inst. were aims. Lord Eraser owd Thai
J.1.%"—" tlllliaw Wham., EA the Itrurisier'lr.os Me.
TiorIMJIA Whareci. the Father of rho Owposatioa"—oad
" May wore of she Erweiross his... lidepradoM, sad sure
of the ladeparuiewl kerma. 'rm."
The Hoe Mr. Ersksor roustributed iamb to tbo'ootertole.
silent of the euraissoy by bio lively wit sod Weskit soperteo.

11113 DAY. AT PIYIL 21,00 e PER %AMITE.
£4O 000 .e-. 1.000. or g3i.000.
For Sls4l44lrews Prise oho* 81JDOS.
3 of 10.1418-1117 CAPITALS,
IN THIS LOTTERY.

XING'S BIMINI IllaTralddlly lit all dme Polak Olken

THE BRITISH PRESS..

79 J/iy LONDON.
THURSDAY, Anis 4, ISIS.

We received last night the Paris Pipers of the

/Ist May. The ease of the appeal of the persona
convicted of the murder of FU•LOta came be-
fore the Court of Cessation, at Pori", on the 30th.
The 11111 was crowded to enema, particularly with
females. The appeal was rejected. This deci...
sion gave great satisfaction to the audienee.—The
Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Paris on the 50th,
and was present at a grand ball given by tbe Spa•
nieh Ambassador. The French vubacribere to the
loan of fourteen millions sitt hundred francs are
so very numerous. Government regrets that it can-
not admit foreign subscribers.
The Five per Cent. Consols are 69 I.6tb fr.

Dispatches from the Marquis of HUTINGS have
been received at the India House. brought by
(70une Macer. who arrived in town on Tuesday.
The intelligence which they contain comes down
only to the end of December. which is not later
than the accounts previously received.

We ban received New York Papers to the 30th
cf April, and Philadelphia to the 28th. They con-
tain uotbing of any interest.

The dissolution of Parliament is expected to
take place early iu the awning week. Tuesday has

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been motioned as the most probable day.

It will be awn. on reference to the front of our
Paper. that Mr. WAITHMAS lass announced him-
self a Candidate for the Representation of the City
of Loudon is the nett Parliament.

Extract of a letter from Canton, Jan. I. 1019
:
We are all very quiet in China this year. The
Government is evidently much alarmed. Forts are
budding in a great many place*. The liticca
Tygres• is fortified by upwind,' of 200 guns.
Two new forts, at the head of Fiddler's Reach,
of about 50 guns each. are in • state of great for..
wortless. I should not be sorry if their fears made
them do even much more. if it were not pretty
certain that the payment will principally fall on the
merchants. The great Ewreaoa his constantly
given his loving Canton friends such proofs of his
kindness for them, or more correctly their.. I be-
lieve a general feelit.g throughout the Empire tells
them that the Eureaoa behaved ill to Lord Au-
lIERST, sod consequently that punishment may be
expected. I suppose that time will spew they are
tight. That time will not be yours or mine."
Moxit.to.-the Rnyalist General, in some old die.
patches concerning his lighting in the vicinity of
Caramel), states that he attacked 200 patriots, out
of aid. h number hr killed 450 !! lie says his men
fight almost without eating. and that they are
*holly destitute of shoes. They must beat Nl-
stars ragged regiment all to pieces.—( Washington
(auzelle.)

The Rot India Company's ship Princess (Aar-
hus of Woks, arrived off the Start on Sunday
last—she left Bengal the 45th Decemher, Madras
the gist January. Colombo the VI February. in
Company with the Nar7nis of Wellington, wlOth
put into the Cape, and St. Helena the 4th April.

The following is an extract of a letter from Hali-
fax (N.S.) dated 27th April, 1818:—" Arrived yes-
te.shy his Majesty's ship Forth, Coptain Sir JOHN
Louts, Bart. having oo 'mord the Earl and Coun-
tess of DAI Boum and suitet_retarned from an
inspect of the Bermudas. His Excellency was
receives' by salutes from the batteries, and from the
Forth, an Isis sies,pi..g into the barge. The Forth
left Hermit IA no the 20th, sod sailed in company
with the Wye, Captain HARPER, timid Der, Capt.
CHAMBERS, but neither of them have yet hove in
"'gni. We are told the Admiral (Sir DAVID
K.C.8.) may be expected enrly in July.
'rite season has opened very early, and farmers ex-
pect as good crops as last year. Large subscrip-
t are going forward in encouragement of the
fisheries', and a projet of snaking Halifax a free
port has raised the spirits of the merchants lulu
hopes of good times again."
There was a good supply of Wheat at Norwich
market on Satoiday, which expenenced a decline of
3*. per ; oilier grain nisch as 1.4 week.—
fhs Hill we had • tolerable she* of cattle, and
The "1"-eti-iwtea were pretty well filled : they ail
tlAutttt4its their prices.