The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, Juur 17.

The took the chair at the twist hour.
`!r. V A liiireAßT brought Up the R,port of the
Committer on the subject of the Irish failures.
The resolution recommending a grant of 500,000/.
for relieving the commercial distress of that coun-
try. who weed to, a.ol a Bill ordered accordingly.
The Report of the Loan Bill wa• brought up,
and the roll ordered to he read the third time on
Monday.

The Report of the Sugar Bounties Bill was re-
erited. rod the 8.11 ord. red to be read the thiid
time uu M outlay.— A djournea.

SOUTH 4MSKIC.4.

Jamaica Papers to the Ist May have arrived.
The Kingston Chronicle of 44th April contains the
following information concerning the state of affairs
ou the Spanish Main :
I, ConNl7ll MeatiNn had arrived on the 4th instal Vallie
Duper, with UM* British troops, alai SOO Creoles that had
julueri tom, whew be met at A betlon, a body of Indians com-
manded by Assays. (ho the 11th, in the morning, lie sent
Iwo priests ,f St. John. to the village of Moline), to in-
loom the initshitants that hi. intention was to liberate them
from the !Spanish Government, and not In fight spinal
'twin. These prism's:rem stopped and taken to 11w Royalist
Chief When General Montillo heard of their detention,
1.. redoubled his pare, and marched towards the town. The
R..pitoblimot woos then halted, and informed them that they
a «le their froenda, awl soot their foes. They then storms,-
obreol, seeding 11w two priests to inform the Reptiblican
Shoe( that they were misinformed by the Spaniard, of Rio de
la Hattie and Snots F. having been oetaken by the Ruyalisto.
Having gives rip their arena, they took the oath of allegiance
to the Goveenntent of Columbia.

Genre il Masai Harmonica to Ric Dupart, and march-
ed .iimserliately to Chiriguann, to form a junction with the
• .111 r of 4,000 mem, commanded by General Undanetta, who
a' to the Lsorfara Zapatiar. The army of the West was
a: B•.ito b.iu.r Mumpox, and &molter division was on its
mirth against Maracaibo. The iiibahitauts of Rio de la
II •el e mid all its viriniiy *hewed great affection for the '
Jodi-pendent ramie. The fort at that...place was put nuts
rep cf. And a good State of defence, with 5,1100 Creole troop*,
a. I 94210 foreigners in garrison. 'l"he squadron of Admiral
R. soil, rino.rsting of Shirr, en sail armada, was all in goal
urd,r, lying Rio de la Hardie, with six months provi.:
s. ,i,., and 4.000 &land of arm• and timmunitiou us board,.
the 15111,0111i0111 of two corvette*, a ship, and IMO Wigs,
from tl arßar.la, •ith 7.000 arms and Immuniiion oo board.

c..titet Parlitle marched on the fhb lust. fro.. Rio tie
I• *W. 400 Creoles and 100 English temps 40 juin
Geuetai 114,utt110."

FRENCH PAPERS.

rAms, IiVIF 14.

All was perfectly tranquil lest bight in Paris. A few pa.
'roles of the 'rational gwird and gendarmerie traversed only
t!..e lowers of St. Denis semi St. Martin, in which there was
No
.ort now 'whinge of people.
The becrind Coasted of War has condemned to two years
lasprtetroweeed • person aimed A reform', a soldier or the Seise
end Marne, for seditious words.
Two cases of •editions writin:s were brought yesterday
before the Court of Assizes—the one that of the Shur Voidet,

the Editor of the Arisfarque, charged with pros...king a eivil
war; the oilier that of the Editor of the work entitled Patio-'
Mrs Ilisforiquer, a chapter iif which, under the bind of
" Uptit Secret Crerertment," has beets Jeuminced as oms-
townies the twofold crime nau attack upuo the Ki, sod'
an isesienout SO civil war.
31. rams, the printer of the latter, appeared. The Jury
found him guilty, by a majority of 7 to 3; but the Court
acquitted Lim, by a majority of 4 to 1. N. Cauchois-Le
m•ire, Slt writer of the article, was then cuudemued fur
• default of supearauce to lire years imprisonment, and a
bue of 10,0U0 francs.

PARTS, JVNS 15.
The Council of Supervision of the evtisurship has, by a
CIIOIOII of Ili, 13th of June, suspended fur one atonal 'be
p. !Alcamo': of the Journal, rr.halul La itcnoramee. The
Curran. Ftaistais znuounces, that during this period it will
serve the subscribers to the former Journal.

Tile fallowing see extracts from the definitive
Ac, the late Congress of Vi-sind

hi AL Acre of the .Ministerial conferences held to com-
plete send consolidate the organisation of She Germanic
CO,fittleruliop.
The liovereiga Princes and free towns of Germany, con.
• oig tin engagement which they model-tonic on fonneing
sh Gi ratealc Confederation, to cocitio and perkro their
wad.. by giving the necessary devela gists to the fosida-
mesiinl dispositions of the federal odic; considering,
111Jur4.011,f, that to render indissoluble the cline ties
ohielt white the whole of the Gernsan Stairs in a syrtem
of retioricest peace and kindness, they might 1111. i any
haler to delay satisfying by commas deliberations the
o`dication which they imposed spun themselves, and •
t. .-tvidty generally fell, have sassed for this proms
I lei: poientsaries, vis.—f Here follows lA* *asses)
of.o bsviugsseembled at Vienna in Cabinet conferences, after
the t erliehge oftheir full powers, kc have deltharstely cm-
en • c..i. onsbi sled the views and propositions of their
its- L;overnuarsts, and, as the result of 'lwo, labour,
ha•
s', iletteir•vtly ensieseral in the following articles:-.
A. t. I The Germanic Canksieratiossfederative
r eit.o t.f Ilse Sovereign PSI*
at se nod ihe Gerd owss Gee-
r ioe, as iris iug rernmang upon lie public law of Europe,
• togsred fur die maintirsiesce of the independruce and
iweedsessloy of ti,e.slales coopained is it. as well as fur
els.; Weems! and exiinual,aafetv of dirrametsy in ggipial.
$ %%jib pcpi4militiglegitrilletillftillnno die GildlitillialeS
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