The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-22 00:00:00

•iess aired isisimeamilia.
"IC their c°1"11* 'The Wile* was adored
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-.a Naples, bet is its.mamh it emaiMitted Dem
nets of violence, and at Teeing the soldiers shot
-ode *Tapir Min Weirs. ktip4l4
pervades other corps of the army. and it is Armed
is. the Asissriss Olioenter thot Nooks Golfers
all the horrors of military 11c-talesman sad anarchy.
We trust that this account is overcharged. The
thraldom of the press of Awhile and Frame Tett..
&as it is both canaries the iustrueseet of every
deception which the comics of liberty alight wiab
to disseminate. No hostile tuovriatiits have yet
been mode by the Aestrian trouts.

We have received Madrid Papers to the 9 h inst.
There exits in Spain an active pasty. anxious for
the restoration of the ancient form of Government ;
bat the vpirit of the great body of the people,
en-
coursged by the unequivocal feeling of the Govern-
ment, is so decidedly hostile to their attempts, diet
no fears need be entertained for the stability of the
present system. We find, however] that the dis-
contented occasionally amenable hi d►ferent pads of
the Peninsula, in small campaniles of shout 40 or 30
armed men, but they mitt up depredation so much
with polities, that it is not always envy to distinguish
the insurgents from the banditti. A Madrid paper
of the Bth, states, hat nn the preceding evening a
courier tied arrived from Borgne, bringing intel-
ligence of an alarming nature. The provincial de-
putation of Barcelona addressed a very violent re-
monstrance to the King, complaining in angry
term. of the impunity enjoyed by the enemies of
the Constitution. •• Inveterate enemies," say the
deputation, •• whose number, are increasing daily,
and who draw from the clergy the desire and the
means to disturb the public peace." The re-
gular clergy of Spain were, we always feared,
attacked by the Coates too suddenly and too
risibly. Their influence over the public milli! of
Spain cannot be doubted, and their activity, which
never slumbers when the interests of their outer are
concerned, will now Le stimulated by the desire
of revenging their personal wrongs, and acquiring
the pioseosiati of their immense wealth; They
unite with their own cause an affected seal for the
Monarchy and the Church, and lend to their
pri-
♦ale purposes the sanction of names which seldom
fail in their union to t ',cite the warmest feelings of
i the people.

A dispatch which has reoched dated
Bayonne, the 12th inst. says—We hake received
by to-day's courier the. followiose Decree, which has
been enacted by the Permanent Deputation of the
Cortes, sod sauctioned by the KING:
" All Proprietors of Cartago totter goods now in ware-
house in the rewasola, ore required to make declaration
torero( to the Cnstoms Authorities within fifteen days
from the 16th December of the present year (1820). Throe
goods will then he stamped and deposited where the said An-
tltorities shall appoint until raportatiou. Stich as shall not
be declared within the period of Mesta days will be conSa.
coded to the good of the nation. Four months are granted
to the proprietors to export them 10 Auriga Stater, or to the
Spool* Colonies, where they may be sold. After the delay
granted, sorb so are out exported wilt be peremptorily
euriamoted •
This Decree has excited great alarm amongst the Spanish
sod French merchants in &myosin,. It ern ingress. the owns-
her of the disconteoted ihrotteliont 'traits,
Intelligence from Cadiz., dated the Ise instant, states—
" During the last three (la's I tumult WM& a++emblsges
have taken place: to day it has been so eunaiderelt!e that we
have very serious shims, especially as we have heard the
ileforiate+l throng ery,unt for the trial of those who me two-
' plicated in the /ritually ear wage of the loth March last, whom
they loaded wills horrid execrations; they also demand the
Mama dismissal of several Magistrate+, mud subordinate
aatboritlew, whose characters are irreproachable. The
troops have bees called oat, and a grist number of the
rioters dispersed. At the departure of the courier order
seemed ow the point of hsiug restored, and we hope that the
Pf"eisee of an imposing fusee will suffice to triaiut•iii trait-
qnillity."—(Paris Parer)
A variety of private letters were received yestern
dry frOut the Brazils; dated up to the .26.1 i of (lc.
tuber. The greatest agitation prevailed at Rio
Janeiro, on occouut of the intelligence which kid
be received there of the revolution at Oporto-
Tlw Court, it misreported, wog thrown into nitwit
confusions, and nohow; rumours were in circiela.
lion of the immediate departure of the PRINCE
ROY A 1., in a ship of war, for Lisbon. This repot,,
however, was immediately contradicted. and it teas
said Don Mtnuev. was to be dispatched to set le
oil the dioptites, and to make concessions. The
greatest anxiety prevailed tespecting the reception
of Marshal IltittE.FOß6 at Lisbon, and the manner
the changes would be looked upon by the British
Government. At the date of the picket leaving
Rio Janeiro (26th October), tootling &cisme up-
pears to have been determiued upon.
Letters and pipers have been received from Jii.
loy the Lady Popham, to the Intli instant,
which state, that orders had beets received brim
Panama by the Jamaica houses, to countermand
the purchasea of goods intended for the Petit
mstket, in consequence of advice' having been re-
ceived there of Lord COCURANE Itavitig loaded
troops on the coast of Pities, about 35 leagues S.E.
of Lune. This is the place the Chili Admiral vi-
sited iii his late excursion down the Pacific, where
he irritated the inhabitants so much by wantonly
destroying a large quantity of private properly. The
Janina.* merchants regret this temporary intermit-
lion, though they do not appreltetiel tiny fatal Coll.
sequences, se it was evident Lord COCIIItAtIit ttai
unaware. at the time he landed, of the enthusiasm
that had been excited in Peru by the prochunation
of the Conautution. The VICEROY was prepared
with a force of 8,000 men. and the whole of the
country was arming to repel this aggression.
On Tuesday last a public dinner took place at
the Three Cups 'raven', Colchester, for the purpose
of celebrating the triumph of the British Constitu•
tiou its the failure of the Bill of Pains and Penalties
agaitiot the Clemau. At a warder before five
o'clock, C. C. Wintresaw, &rt. M.P., took the
Chair. Ile was supported on the right by T. B.
LIN ri A IID, Esq. Meenber for .Ipswich. and oil his
left by W. Murat, F.sq. Recorder or Bridport.