The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-17 00:00:00

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The tranquillity at Paris It hffectossilti4;inOi
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by tip! troops. • It. is not prefect', f.sTit :fit
persons to converse together in the street. :'l, l'' ''
The 15 per Cents: ate 75 r.*; Batik SUOMI 1114

Dutch and Flanders Mails have arrieek with'
Patwrs to the 15111 instant. The Princess Dowager
or Oftsweg, "pother of the ititnx of the NZTHER-
LANDS. diet! on'the 9th instant, in iter69llr.yeor.
The Seastott of the States General dined on the
I2th

Three hundred of the tit battalion of the 3J et.
giment of Foot Guards, stationed in the King's
Men.. were marched off at four o'clock last moo-
ing ha their way to Plymouth, and it is said the
remiinder will 'follow this day. We understand
that at twelve o'clock yesterday the former had
int proceeded beyond Teruhisa% Green: some of
them bad not reached so far. Three ire varioub
rtilnonvs respecting the cause of this proceedink.L-
We understand they complain that the ellentnice
culled" Riot Money," which is sixpence per ight
When they are upon duty, was applied for by
emit, but refused. Others attribute the
content of the men to the seven duty which
they have been recently obliged to perform. and
the particulir circumstances of their barrack in the
Ring's Mews as 'nOt *Wording them many comfort*
and accotnmodeirms Which they enjoyed in other
military stations in town. The subject is one,
however, which we approsch with caution, and do
not think it prudent to indulge in 'reports. The men
were visited on Thursday night in die Mewl by
Highness the Duke of Gtouctatitit, their Colonel*
who heard their complaints, but the reset was not
satisfactory. His Highness was closetted the whole
of yesterday forenoon st the Horse Gilt& with
the Duke of Testi Alt orderly of the flora
Guards blue arrived with iiiepThitehes frOM Windsor
for the latter at half-put 0411 t o'clock yesterday, and
after a personal interview with his Royal HigbellSll.
was sent back iu all haste. The King's Mewi
were closed, anti • greit eVond was collected ablest
them during the whole day.

The distressed condition of the south of Ireland,
in consequence of the recent and sudden failure of
no lets than eight banks, was noticed lost night in
the House of Co eons. whin the means of relief I
were liberally rebided. The mischiefs resniting I
ut;n:
from the failures it these banks are such as aim
affect individuals, the holders of the '
notes, or who may have lost capitall
in these - banks, and which Parliament cannot
relieve—or such as affect the country in general,
by the void occasioned in the circulating medium,
ceasing a sdlipension of 'trade, and destroying
mutual confidence. To remedy this nil, the
Lord Lieutenant of behind •imasediately caused
a sum of 100,000!., part sif 41i,ileter sum which
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had, in the year IBl7‘. beast .alopropriated by
Parliament for the relief of Ireland, to be ad-
vanced upon proper security ; and a vote was made
last night in the House of Commons, enabling
the Bask of Ireland to advance a further rum of
500,0001. for the same purpose. In ordinary cases
grants of this nature are not advisable, but never,
we believe, did a calamity more general or severe
visit a wretched country, this that which has recently
*filleted the south of 'lreland, and the extent of the
evil required the exercise of an estraordinary mea-
sure of relief. There are cases, too, where Mims•
city nitwit wait to consult the cold calculations
of policy. WC sincerely hope that in the present
instance prudence will' have no cons* to complain
of the active generosity of the Legislueare.

Yesterday the Russian Ambassador. the Arch.
bishop of CiaiTTABORT. the Doke of.. Witt.
LINOTON, and Viscount CAIITLIMIIOII. had an.
diences of his MAJESTY, ut his Palace in Pall
laH.
the follohittg is an extract from a private letter,
deed Clonmel, the 14th instant t—
"AI a highly respectable awl atworroas 'need.; of Na.
bleasen sod Gt./Aimee, held in *e County Coari•hoese M
Closetel, on the lltb isit. Lord ,iIWP6III boners in
the
Chair;reistive in she state of the affairs o 7 the Salad, Wet.
Riall sad brothers, when a statenreot was sobasittid w The
spretinekwieraly It appeared that the soles of the Bask in
circulatioa on the SA Jose was 70,11057. which, together eith
receipts for lodgmeats sad halseces due by thew, marinated
to 136,0091.35. N.; and that they held is cash, bide, sad
other evailahls yesperty,to Inset their deb1a,101,0001.05.4d.;
leaving as excess of 5,4791.165. !Odomf lathidiag a yearly
property of at least 6,0001. per swum, owe shout 30,0001. W
doubtful and had debts dos to thew. it was uasaiwousty !
resolved by the Meeting that they would welfare to take
their motes is papaw% sad strongly tewermameded to the
paid* to empty with the seatiensata of the wastiag; and
that Messes. Malls resaudog their bookie( Imam would
be elf inealculabls advautage to the peddle." . •
Extract of a letter from Wexford I—We under-
stand that after the failure of Nimmons. and Co.'s'
hawk of Waterfordianounsuni pressure commenced.
on the Wexford Bent, end we dome mach plasma
in stating, that all demands mere met with the
%rates* promptitude; and that en &tads, even.,
tug nearly all the stoles had been paid off. and the
Milk alarm had begun to subside.
• The drial of James Wlamil efieg Moffat. 4figer
lillartiot alias Wilms, wocated of beat caseerwed
ins telsinag Ilse Pai:ley Vida Hank ill Olagoss, eel
the di* df July 1511. "filch was to lima come ow
ow histaday •ihrforts the High Coat oftdomiclut
at edielategh, is palpated till Wear rest, on
meant of the absence *fa Posterity, nigipia,,apl to
be dm allekb, from Lath% who

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