The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

DIVIDEND&

Almost 8. G. Williams, of Church-row. Limehouse, Middle-
sex, denier, at deer'', nt Gnil.lhall, London.
August 8. T. Ashby, of Gough-square, Loudon, fancy
feat her.mansifacturer, at one, at Guildhall.
August 11. S. Halcrow, of Trafalgaestmare, Stepney, Mid-
dlesex, Mariner, at today, at Guildhall, London.
August 10. J. Brooke, of Ilawfulds, York, oil of vitriol-
manufacturer, at ten, at the Court-house, Leeds.
Almost 10 W.llllka, of Leeds, merchant, at ten, at the
Court-house, [Reds
August 12.1 Cole, of Plymouth, rope-maker, at eleven, at
the Carlton Cullre-housit, Plymouth-duck.
Autism I. P Thomas, of Ratfield•sirect, Surrey, smith, at
one, at Guildhall, 11.onchin.
August 15. G Russell,of Birmingham, merchant, at twelve,
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
September 8. J Balky, late of Lancaster, merchant, at ele-
veuf at the Royal Oak, Lancaster.
August 13. J Kirkpatrick, tif Liverpool, mei ebatit, at one,
at the George too, Liverpool.
August 8. J. Fairlamh, avw or late of it'lnyalt, street, Goa-

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Vrell.streetroa, Middlesex, Persisu.manaselurer, at ten
at Guildhall, London.
Sarum 12. T B Johanna. of Liverpool, printer, at ore, at
the George Inn, Liverpool.
Atiemt 10. N Everett, late of Longbridge Deverell, Wilts,
clothier, at cli-veu, at 11w Angel Ina, Warminster.
A.l u.,1 • E Wilcorks. of Aldeiorste.strcet, London, Sm.
'icon-merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
Sagest 11 J. Loa: p and T. Hargrova o, of Enre-street, ton.
don. hat.mitaufacturero, at 1/11Y, at Guildhall.
August 11. A It Mackenzie sod E. Abbott, of Aiello.
Friar, Brund•street, London, merchants, at oar, at Guild.
Lill.
A attusr S. A. Rruee, 1. Brown. and G. Scull, now or late of
Loudon, ariay.cloilliers, at Omni, al Guildhall.
/Wiest 11 J H uniltuu and W Turkiriztois, of Finth.lame,
Lui.ilim. merchants, et ten. at
August 1. G. Bobsiosim, and S. Itobitioon, of Paternoster.
raw, Londe., bouNorllers, at twelve, at Gaildhall.
A arum 1 .1 Raine, and B. Short, of the Phoenix Brewery,
Bagnige tYrila, Aliddlestx, brewers, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, Lendun.
Atignat 8 .1 Pirram, of Bonham, Ernes, shopkeeper, at ten,
at Guildhall, Loudon.
Almost 11. G. Bradley, of Honnilsditch, London, irota-four.
der, at tea, at Gruldhall
Oi !ober 17, S. Clash, of Tring, Hertford, baker, at leo, at
London.
Aorta.' ti de Marin! Crespin, of WignionKatreet, Mary-
le-bone, ameaue.chaut, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFICATES. Avian P.
W. Ls isomer, of the Grape. l'idilic.honve, 111.1.atrecr.
road, Middlesex, victualler—ti. Eiankis, of l'ainowiek,
Gluace.ter, cattle and (via-dealer --W 31oure of Suwrrliv,
Took. elath.inaisisfieturer.—J. Hootim, late of Uphoilland,
Unirassier, eidtewananufacturer Wirber, late of Brad.
well. Herby, leadmerelinut.—R Senior, of Bristol, clothier.
—4t. Boycott, jun. of Newport, Salop, butcher —W. Nuns,
of Allertim Bywater, York, roper.....J earmirhael, of Little
linosell.street, Covent-garden, Middles, x, linker—F.. Nicoll,
late of Hemel Hempstead, Heels, milli' sod br.sidy.nicr.
chant —D. Barak, or Hoon.loditch, Loud ttttt anotherary.a—
T %mown., of Birmingham, itvaler.—J S. Arlie, late of
Meant,.,., iu the bland of Sicily, but now of Liverpool,

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PRICE 1/F SUGAR
The Rverace price of Brown tir Ilnsrorado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made iu the writ ending the Itoth
thy ofJuly. 1818. i. ♦9.11}.1. per bwndrrd weight. 'ado-
sire of the Dlitiis of esettoms paid or payable therms,
oil the importation thereof tutu Great Britain.

PRICES OF CORN.
Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the
Quarry,. of Eight Winchester Bushel.,, and of Ontineal per
bod 140165. avoirdupois", front the returns received is tits
week elole•I the I Ilk of July, 1818.
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats.
2. d. 2. d. s. d. s.
t.
88 3 61 8 48 II 34 4
Wats.. Pease. I Oatmeal. I Beer - Beg.

s. d.
1,9

s. 4.
65 0

8. i.
37 1

oil
~ d.

tOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

under the presidency of his Majesty. The Conn.
al sat till four o'clock.
The Court will put on monriiiii; on FriiLly next,
for 21 days, on the occasion of her Majesty the
Queen Dowager of Sweden and Norway's (birth.
Lord Wellitigum left Paris yesterday morning at
six o'clock.
The brig ArkNs. cumuli:vied by De 51elay,
Copitabte de frigate. sailed on tie Bth of this
n ~,,, tli from L'Orient for the Senegal. shill
war preceded to the saute colour• by the galllot, the
Iris, which sailed from Rocliefoit on the 89th of
April last, ind by the Illoacheroa, which sailed from
l'oulim our the Nth of June. The commanders
of these vessels, which will he stationed at the
Senegal, have orders to visit ail French ships, and
to capture those that may be employed in tire
Slave Trade. _ _ .

By a statistical table lately published by the
iron de Liclitenstern st Vienna, it appears that
the States comprised in the Germanic Confedera-
tion contain 11,794,008 G-rman square miles, hay-
ing a population of 30,067.400 inhabitants.
FaANICFORT, JULY 7.
It is announced that the Hereditary Prince of
Hesse Ilninhourg will be nominated Governor of
Mayence, and will establish his residence in that
town as a fortress of the Confederation. Hitherto
Prince Cita: les has preserved the title or this dignity
canfrirtd on hint iu 1815. But lie has ceased to
use it since the close of the caliipaign of that year,
and it is asserted that he will renounce it entirely in
favour of the Prince of Ilatubvurg.
BASLE, JULY 9..

A prhpfoition matte at the Grand Counsel of the
Canton of Fribourg, on the subject of the re-eats.
bLsloatut of the Jesuits, has made the greatest sen.
satirist in all S iizerland, although the proposition
h•is beau negatived iii the most formal manner. it is
remarkable that our of the first magistrates of the
comma, the Stathahler de Muller, made the pro-
awl had added to it, that all the property
formerly IN:longing to the Jeguita shotild be restored
to thew.

wheat rose nn Saturday a flat in and IA cents. ; and
our own market, whore wheat was sold yesterday is
high us ten florins the half hectolitre. New oats
*ere at m sold
yesterday in our market.
111. Prink. of Schweningen has succeeded in
reali4ll;.: his project, of having all eirtablishment for
sea bathing upon our coasts, which are very like
otiose of England. M. Prook will be stemoled
in
this by several persons of distinction of this king-
dom. Ile has already arr.itiged on the beach of
Seliweningen every thing for the use of cold
bathing. The establishment was to be opened yes.
terday.—( Brussels Papers, July 17.1
MUNICH, JULY g.
All the supplementary documents of the Con-
stitution have now been published, and it is cer-
tain that his Rural flightless the Crown Prince
acceded to it by an act dated May 30. The
public !rapers had announced his Iltgliness's in-
tended visit to Greece, but the wish of the King
to solemnise his birth.d.iy by giving a Constitution
to the kingdom, made the Prince give up a jouriity
which he had long planned, out of love to the fine
arts, in order to take part in an act which is destined
to secure the happiness of the people whom lie
will one day be called upon to govern. Titis act
of accession gives to Bavaria a new guarantee of
the fruits of the paternal intention of his Majesty.
STUTGARD, JULY 10.

His Majesty has just is4vied an Ordinance relative
to the inoculation of the vaccine. Every child
born since 31st December. 1816, shall be vac-
cinated before he has completed his third •ear,
unless he has already had tl►e small-pos. If
the operation does not succeed the first time,
it shall be repeated once, or even twice, if neces-
sary, after an interval of three months between
each operation, unless a physic►an declares that it
is not advisable. Parents, who neglect to hove
their children vaccinated, to pay thirty krenizers
per annum for every child not vaccinated, who is
still susceptible of catching the small-pox ; after the
age of fourteen, the penalty to increase thirty kreut-
sera annually. No person born since December 31.
1816. shall be admitted into any orphatt-house,
seminary, school, lyceum, university, &c. un-
less; lie prove that he is not succeptible of taking
the small-pox, or subtuit to be vaccinated ; no per•
son to perform the operation without special license.
Vaccine establishments to be formed to afford faci-
lities to parents and ditninish the expense.—(Joar-
sal ale Frankfort, July 13.)

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