The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-14 00:00:00

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The pirates who had been fi
in Malta, for robbing a Brats
1 1, hare been tried. cone
lii.aid their own wood, the It
u.r hung in chant►, viz. the C
Man.. and tee evainen.

ma, of power out` iteind endanger this mysteriona
equilelrsitsol. • „
-IN, (lobate iss .er • D {tales, apes
the Iltejeot of serapesiding tudiwiduat
belay itt Froitsleeeistalwitirt•td Vrdhsvedvy rifitt
-Thursday, ettJ siteied-vra Ito reefing .r the hitter.
The Chamber.• dilistloirmedi Nest -on -the fotlowifil
day they worth) proceed'. to &Scam. 'thesevere) Ira
ticks of the pits•jocS sad Ow trosesidnwiits winch hod
been poposed.isribtrewowie of the ducaimen opal
the principle of she tallsOrT.
From the speeches deliveved by the•Mieisional
Members upen.this alibied, it is but too evideni
. Unit a Fay strewn frilimg. of hostility to-die Moiety
sows prevails throughout • great- pert of Frame;
BONAPARTE steams still to be the God n 1 . the
madams' idolatry. His health is destik in their
emovivitil meetings under the name of the *Sieusi
_Dorother, in allusion to the rock in the ocean
to which he is confined. The death of the Dolts
,of Menai. has evidently given a shock to the pre.,
sent Government which it will • require some time

to covoterect.
A Bulletin of the Chamber• of Peers announeese
that in a sitting of the yllt instant, the prgjet for
the better &reality of purchased national properly

pained by a majority of 116 against it, after which
the Chamber adjourned toSatonlay. •
The Five per Cent. Cousob•74 1. 75 c. Bank
Actioai", 1,4501.

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Two lisoaburgh sod one Dutch Mails hist
arrived, bringing Papers of recent date, from which
we have extracted the following:—

Ifteillli, EMI&WARY 27.
The Minions", of the Gevenee States held their sreetiteneth
eosfereiseCiate the Ilat latent, at which Prince Metternich
peraided. It menet yet los stated when thew conferencee
will be coaclealed.

Kona, vutawaai 12.

Accoast■ from Alessnd►ia state, that the peat teasl of
flumaaieh, the most coitus's! work of the age, is Gaished
the water of the Nile eras let into it oa the last day of De-
cemlier. The whole poyelatioa of Akzaadria areal to be
speciateie of this istecestiag eight.

lITOCILUOLY, 711111111AUT 25.
L rd Straagford left this city yesterday, having had his
mud,. %Ice of leave of the Royal Family the day before.

lIIIIRLI NI, lialtell 4.

Oar official Gazette contains ts.day the following remark-
al.le article :—" Public juursals Wye spread a report that
Orr,. had bee* wide In the Government to pay at once all
the debts of the State by voluntary contributions. Such
tam have is tact been made, fur instance by the Magis-
trates of the city of Berlin, who, in the name of the citizens,
propusta to his Majesty to form se airsorlation fur the pur-
pose. His Majesty has been pleased to answer by the ful-
lowiiic eshimet Order

" I have recognised with particalar satisfaction in your
offer to diastole/I by voluntary contributions the public
debt, which has beets occasioned by the-misfortunes of a try-
ing period—the Isoeourable sentiments, and the love of their
vouutiy, in which the ciliates of my capital city of Berlin,
have at all times nobly rivalled their fellow-country.
111101, and have displayed for centuries their attachment to
the family and persons of their Princes. Though I do not
ram bud it advisable to make use of ibis offer, because I
convinced And the measures I have adop►ed will
staler, tiaisler the aid ■nd blessing of Provideace, with-
vet Oppressing my subjects, to enure the due payment of
the lutes est, and the gradual redemption of the public debt,
yet cannot avoid sincerely thanking the tititesis of Berlin
fur this rew.proof of their peittutism. Should such assistance
(of which I have no apprehension) be is future necessary
in the redemption of the debt, I know drat its this as well
as in every danger that threatens the Slate, I may rely
with confidence and ectlainty on the unshaken attachment
of my faithful 'objects to me and their country, as it was
proved to the late eventful times, to the immortal lemuor of
t►e Prussian name.

(Sieurd) ° FREDERICK WILLIAM.
' Berlin, hlsecl 2, 1820."

The following is the only intelligence from the
disturbed districts, contained its the Dublin Papery
rect red yesterday.

DIILIS, MARCH 9.
Ou Friday sight the hoes* of Mr. O'Reilly,si Coleman,-
b.wn, Lctween Town sad Louglarea (formerly Mr. Eteocles),
o as burnt to the ground, because, as the banditti alleged, it
was ink:Med to commit it into a barrack ; and on Solidity
in4lit James Hardiman Bulks., Esq. Deputy Mayor of
Galway, was attacked at his owe residence, St. Clerates,
near Goissandte, and miraculously escaped assassiusition.
—A hater from a Gentleman of very high respectability in
the ,Coottly of Galway, says of ibis diabolical transaction—

" A must atrocious outrage was committed last night ; J. H.
Bear was bred at, at bis own Rate—sew shots wen dis-
charged al bin, Wails, without effect."

GALWAY, lIIIARCH 6..

Or Friday last Hebert Thomas Dolphin, E 4, risked the

dttrereut retailers of itoopowder iu the tuwo of Loughrts,
owl get it op (rust them, atnuuntlug to upwards of Iliac

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essay, all of whit+ he lodged safe in the magszioe of the
Eo illvry barrack in said town. We wish tint this example
uy be fulluwesl iss the different oilier towns in this county•
;Celsowahl Jourmal.)
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The Election procaded yesterday in the City
reoh inert than usual activity, and a greater nutn-
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ten were polka CAI) on any sit her day
contest. .1 he only i..ult, how.
try exertions was to place
seen over Mr. Alderman
will close this dust-noon at

in garri.
They are

fined
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