The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE, Aran. 3.
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Sir-Charks Smith, of Trinity College, is admitted to the
decree of Honorary Master of Arts.
The Rev. W. Munsey, D.A. of Catherine Hall, and the
Rev. E. Balmer, of Si. John's College, are elected Vicars
Choral of Hereford CAthedral.

On Thursday night, about eleven o'clock, Wm. Seaton, a
driver of s poi4tclmise from the Sun Inn, in this lowa, was
discovered dead in his chaise, on his way back from Ely.
tie was a sober regular wean, and was supposed to have died
in an apoplectic At.

A letter from Dover, dated April 4 (Tuesday),
says--" Ili) Excellency the Persian Ambassador
and suite arrived here on Sunday evening, arid em-
harked this day in the schooner Pioneer, and railed
at two p.n. for Calais.
" Arrived here from Calais, this day, Prince CAS.
retclext.x, Sicilian Ambassador, and proceeded
directly for London.
" A Royal salute from the citadel was fired at
the departure of both these Anibaasadors, and a
guard of honour attended on his Excellency A t.t
A BOVL HAsSAN KHAN, the Persian Ambassador."
Mr. BROOKS TaYLort. the British Ambassador
to the Court of Stutgard, had his audierce of leave
of the King of WIRTENBERG on the 26th last, on
his Excellency's recut from that Court.
Miss Balms played Adela, in the Haunted
Tower, for her own benefit, at the Gloucester thea-
tre lest night. She will make her first appearance
at the Chester theatre on Saturday, in the character
of Rosetta, in Love in a Village.
There are, now in 11.. m- several literary men,
who have travelled through the Levant ; among
them are Messrs. BANKS and BARRY. who have
ulso recently visited Abyssinia and Upper Egypt.
Mr. BANKS discovered in the ruins of an Asiatic
town a Latin inscription, which contains • kind of
tarif of provisions and manual labour in the time of
the Roman empire.—fGasette de France.)
The LORD CHANCELLOR did not sit yesterday at
Lincolo's4rin, as was expected.

Arrived at our quay, the #://sa, Captain CAPP,
from Charente, laden with brandy, consigned to
Messrs. SAwsosas—being the first importation of

this description into this port: and the happy pre-
sage, we- trust, 'of an extensive' foreign trade, when
the desired facilities are afforded to the navigation,
Promised by the early completion of the. Gloocestt r
lad Berkeley Casal.—f Gloucester Jointed.)

bkaERAL JlLEcrtolv.

igsmecaii arrertsati.

SCOT LA re D.
i'cirtitnahire—Jainn Hunter Rhir, FAN' . •
Klein Diatrict of Burgh..—A. Pariptherann, Eml;
Glasgow District—Archiltatil Campbell. Faq.
Pathan& District--Geeram Casteming,
Ayr District—T. F. Kennedy, Em.
Argyle/Mire—Lord John Censpbell.
Joseph Home Esq. re-elected M.P. for tbeitrowtrose
Wet of. perghi;„ after • rimiest of enema diScally.—
Me. H. Ind the chwe Baths of Aberdeen used Berrie. aid
the whole phalanx of Ministerial supporters and of mean"
to Singh sad Parliamentary Reform agaleit bins ; hist the
people were for him 99 in every 100, eat the demonstrations
in bis forma in erery one of the Bre Burghs b'sr been who-
toteroalled in Seollend, aid perhaps in E.weland.-7
Mr. Hume may indeed be said to be tberepresestalive of the
people in that district.