The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

PRICES OF CORN.

Avers*, Prices Ufe4;ro of Elegised and Wales, by die
Quertrs. of Eir,itt Wiachestsr Dasbets, moil of Ontstiesl per
bailor 14011ts.sioirdspoise,frosn the triunes received is the
week roiled the lbtb of Jottuary, 1820.

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FOREIGN INIELLIG4.VC4.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PAWN JANUAR( 20.

His West! beard Mao; yesterday iw Ws apart-
ments. His Majerity afterwards pre►ided at a
Council of Minniters. The President of the
Council and the Keeper of the Seals, M. Decuzes
and M. De Serre, were absent, from continued in-
dispo.it ion.
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The widow of the late General Bertbier, accom-
panied by her children, had yesterday an audience
of hi. Majesty.
tie. Royal Highness Prince Paul of ‘Virtemherg
yesterday left P.aris on his return to Stutgard, to
which he has been culled as a Member of the States
of the Realm. His children remain at Paris. It
IS thought that the misunderersinding between this
Prince sod his brother, the Kung of IVirtemberg,
shrews to an end.

The English resident at Versailles have sub-
scribed 4,500 francs for the relief of the poor of
that city.
We are assured that the liings of Spain and Por-
tugal have chosen Louis the Eighteenth supreme
arbiter of their differences. It is thought that his
Portuguese Mi.lraty will restore Monte Video to
Spain, and receive Oliveriza in exchange. Br this
arrangement the two Powers would he nearly quit.
The 5 per cent. Consuls were on Tuesday 71 fr.
85 cents.; Bank Actions 1,425 fr. On Wednesday
the 5 per cent. Consols were 71 fr. 60 cents. Bank
Actions, 1,435 fr.

CHAMBER OF PEERS.

BULLETIN or THE SITTING or JANUARY 18.

Marshal the Prince of Eckinuld explained the
motives of the preposition mode by him, and adept-
ed in the last sitting.

A deputation of twenty-five Members was elected,
by lot, to assist at the anniversary service to be ce-
lebrated on the 2ht, in memory of Louis XVI.
The Chamber proceeded to the Report of the
Committee of Petitions, made by the Count Dr-
seze.

Among them were four, the signatures of which
amounted to 341, praying for the maintenance of
the Charter and the LAW of Elections in their full
integrity. The Reporter, after an exiilamoion
of the moliers, proinised that the Chamber should
WO/ to the Order of the Day. This tiaolion wa,
orpused by the Coma Laiijiiinais, who proposed
that the petitions shoithl be referred to the bureau
for verification. Counts 1),I1U and Segur spoke on
he FaMe iuie. 'lie Nliitquis I,sictir-du-I'in and
Baron Hirsute siiiiimited the Order of the Day.
The debate beisig dosed, the Chutnlier divided.
when out of 157 votes, there were :OP for the
Oilier of the Day.
The Chamber adjourne,l sine die.
OF DEITTIEs.
HITTING OF TIIK 1,111 JANuAtur.

A deputation of -20 iti,mbeve s‘us chosen to aiisisit
at the umolverst§ry *riv,er, iu tilemoty of Louis the
Sixteenth, on the at the church uts Saint
Denis.

The Chamber then proceeded to the report of
the Committee of Petition4i, after which the
ChatOter adjourned to Saturday.

'JAIN i;RITISiI. PRESS.

LONDON,
MONDAY, JANUARY 24, I 8 O.