The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

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past,• we msy *insure th
little. if any, of this Trench
use Peteir milers of this country.
can devise some means uj squats-
- the Contioraft, in relying tomtit:s-
pew-made kingdom,. they will pro-
very cooveniesit justification for
home the large army now on the
to Eiig land.
causiot perform a service of more tl-
-1 couutry, than by reqiiiring a stikt
manner of disposing of this money.
contrary to the principles of the Conati-
- that this money should /he
the Crown, and therefore sacred,
to common sense to assert Mgt
sustain all the expenses, dangeros
war, butt that if a partial good
arise from it, the Crown alone
enjoy it ! Whenever the Crown
mews whatever, most he its trust
and the Ministers of the Crown
countesses to be held account-
for their stewardship.
Papers seem emulously desirous of
warm feelings of enthusiastic joy
soon having their country freed
of foreign and victorious u-
nalterably attribute their " deli-
wisdom of their own King,
magetanimity of the Allied Sovereigns ;
••• boost, their only topic of exultation,
; future peace mud happiness thus
feataring government of esne sod
ace of-the other Monarchs.
of the character of the remarks
subject is tie Paris Papers, we
pansies from the Journal du
sentiments are in the usual style
writing, somewhat inilated. and
in, some aegrre suggest to the
of ear readers the idea of Insincerity

we. deeply adictid by the presence
seemed as if she had lost her rank
4 preemie, of foreigners odedded the
throne, sad mom tear the heart of a
lawviket Frosiorlavd-never at any time
ppt herself in tutelage. The confer-
' iliollisents might store than ever unite
her iillonerek booth enfranchised by a
sismgeoble event. It seems as if
dm address the King :
oust I dot Hera I ain ; you

----empwasiere—los may ex.
ropdaralloduses wiry thin abet eau be
courage or freemen. Like you.
war—war is the plague of nations.
soon become the ruin of liberty.
but we retain our arms. Tin
bat the lesson it has given re.,
the heart of all Itaishoie."4
Charter is roar list gift foart,„
second; the third is in the
guarantee the eternal union
France with her Monarchs. Fran
high by the glary of arms. but you
higher by the arts of peace and

liberty."
Five per Cents. have rather de.
since the last arrivals.. limy were.
Tueiday, 76 fr. 3c. Bank Stock Modem; iE
is at 1,6C1 fr. 30c. "' '''": t`2. r
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A *Pleaders Mail arrivOri last night with Papers
to the.l?th instant. The following are extracts :
.11114.11.•Clill'ILLI. OCTOBIR 13.
His Imperial ifighuess the Grand Duke Michael,
arrived here on the gth from London, by the way of
&wank. Wo expect every moment the Grand
Duke Constantine, and her Majesty the Empress
of Russia apartments are already prepared for
their reception. The negociations of the Congress
are still covered with an impenetrable veil.—
It seems certain that it will deliberate only on
the relations of Europe with F*uce ; they
will not have any mare changes ; and it pages em if
the well-known words of the King of Fin=
adopted is a maxim—" Next to the advantage
ameliorating, is the danger of innovating."-116
Marquis de Bonney. Minister Plenipotentiary 4
Fresco at the Court of Berlin, has arrived lie 4
from Paris. Cannt Canaan, Ann Secretary of the
French Legal= at Londe*, is gene to Brussels.
• People are iliere and more persuaded that all the
busiams of Aloe Congress will be 6oisbed in the
course of this mantle. Already a great miarber of
strangers have left the city, which begins to row
dull spits, and ands but little amusement. The
French Theatre has not been allowed, though it
would have been the mast suitable, because time
language is more familiar; even the actors of pa.•
wooers and the like have been refined leave to
exhibit, which would have served to amuse us. lan
truth thews am plenty of lodgings to be let, and
provisions are mach cheaper than could be iota.
gilled. Madams Catalonia loaves as on the 26th to
go to Liege.
The Sovereigns bawl declined doe seam ;et
now intended for them, atialhe cop do pis
which ant built for them are going to be demo-
hated.
A memorial published by Mr. Proff. Basal
Coostsellor. on the validity of the dotatians
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Prince Abeitalitter of Wii;r2ll, MACS :► great
NI this time.

IFRAWItroar, OtT. f:.

Leiters froio Odessa, or the 18th Atiguht.
Ilia the outillwr of liairws reduced to ht the
littit fire at Contoolititiople, amounts to 20 otio.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke soil Duchess of
Ktur, whu satire(' here last titOtt. wiU ►rt out tu.
morrow for SWitierlatid.—(Draszeis l'ispos to tte..
Sober 17.)

All tlte dockyard lighter% and ntherll
*Wirt° behinging, are ordered how the 'recta
porta to Floating, to bring home tangy
The quantity of stores to he ethhorted. belonging
to the departmeut or the Storekeeper-Genera of

the Army alone. amounts, we unde►btand. to
40,000 tuns measurement. The only two Irani,-
ports lying at PortrinoUth are fitting to proem]
immediately to Calais, fur the conveyance h 0,,,. of
troops. The utmost exertion will be employed to
withdraw our forces from, and fivally estimate the
territory of France.

The Creole, Capt. W. B. Dasu*ooo (actin!).
arrived at Portsmouth from the River on 'cliur.da).
She will sail shortly fur the South Atarricaii
lion. Commodore Bowtss will there assume the
command, and Capt. DASHWOOD will return home
in the command of the Amp Aims. Tire Rev. Wm.
Hosts (brother of Sir Wu. liosTE. Bart.) Secre-
tary of Etabasiry to the Coact a the Kink of 'Por-
tugal mod Brazil, goes to Rio Janeiro in the Creole.
Mr. I.IIOIINIVII, the Anshamador, does not go out
until the spring. The Creole will take out Iwo
flue horses for the King, as a present froth
Yield-
M*rahal Lord BERESFORD.

Mr. Guy. the King'. Messenger, strived in
town on Thursday evening with dispatches front
Lord CASTLERRAGH. at Aix-Is-Chapelle.
Ou Saturday the Spanish Ambassador transacted.
besiness at the Colonial Office.
Saturday Sir HRNRY TORRENT. Secretary to the
Commander in Chief, had a long interview with the
CHANCELLOR of the Exciteetme, at his house, in
Dowuing-street.
Yesterday Viscount SiOHOOTH Lei an audience
of the PILINCH KROHN?. at Carlton-Muse.
On Thursday the lam transport arrived at
Portsmouth from the Cape of Good Hope, with a
few invalided soldiers, unserviceable stores. awl
quantity of wood. called stink wood, for the use
bf his Majesty's naval service. This wood takes ii'
name from its emitting. whilst under the lauds of
the workmen. an ungrateful effluent. It is incom-
parable for durability, hut it is of wending dimen-
sions. The hanste left Ceylon 17 t h Pebroary. Cape
30th June St. Helena the 9d, and Asceusion 1411.
August. The Peseeriie was there.
Commodore Sir Geo. RALPH CoUttu. Ram
K.C.B. sailed sto Thursday evening. in the Turku,
for the coast of Africa.
The Cherub, Capt. Wt Luc*, is come into Ports-
meth harbour, to be paid wit
Tile Sidney, 24 guns, Capt. CPBeten, is fitting
at Plymouth. for the coast of Attie*.
The Surrey, &man. with 170 convicts for
Botany Bay ; Providence, Moor, with mails far
the Cape and Madras; and all the other outward-
bound ships at Portsmouth, except the I)ulphie
Dutch frigate, for the West Indies, sailed on 54.•
tardily saltheit respective voyages. The Dulphia
was ka all yesterday morning.
At Spithesd—Pketen and Creole.
We oaderstood it is the determination of Govern-
mint to ttopemonnate all Revenue Officers Ashore
70 years a age. OR a liberal sriperaisuitation. *inn-
far to that lately giver to the Officers in the Preveu.
cave Service.
On Monday the 46th regiment. er King's Own
Borderers. was inspected at Hilses barracks, by
Lord Howaas, of Eliughann.
The /phigamia. Captain HE'D! PARKER, ssled
from Portsftoeth on Wediterrlay last, for the Ja-
maica Mathis. The Ontario, Capt. Gothatin.
ed from Plymouth on Wednesday se`ititi;eit, tor the
same station. They are to relieve the Pique and
Prharose.
So steal law hams the idle% of shipping into the
port of Hull dares,/ the last few weeks, that it has
Veen witb the utmost difficulty vessels have he.,.
able to get either into or out of the Old Dock.—
Fortunately, the weather has been calm. other-
wise. from the crowded state of the entrance of the
river at Hall, end of the harbour generally, great
injury must have been sustained.
The scarcity of Stuck, which was apparent lass
Tuesday (the settling day of Consuls), has hail the
effect of raising the !nifty during the week. 0.,
Friday an instalment of 20 per cent. on °milieus
became payeble. Of the Q 7 millions of UAsuuunt
created to May last, it is calculated that 131 nail-
L lions have been already paid in full, and that seven
millions more are pledged with the Bank of Rug-
laud (which makes the itsymetits as they het-sine
due), so that seven millions Oinointn (on whie:t
60 per tent. has been paid) remain floating io the
hands of the public ; and front the great *cart ity sif
Cusssailu, it is nut improbable that a emisider.thle
'of this will, ere long, he paid in full, to
Stock to supply the daily demand. Thee
Caumaiwioners of the Sinking Fund purchase now
,Lasiosor. 3 per Gent. mod 11,0001. 3i per Ceio.
four limes* week; thus absorbing, in this
litiref a year, ending the 3th of January, nearly
llions of Stock. Saturday Consols opeord kl
I% for the account, rose to 76i, and closed at 7(il
for the account. Fur mosey they were *bust f prr
cent. lower. Otnnium was done from to 21 di,
Count.
The helmets of the Life Guards are shortly to
exchanged for large haw caps, sitnt:ar to those woo'
by the Grenadiers of the Foot Usaurflp. ).14-.
seat helmets are found to he isarticul.tilv 1..11..
rr-
uient, and more especially in windy weather.
said. that when this change Jokes
thenceforwards be nominated " the Maw Gone-
diem"

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