The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-03 00:00:00

Mom. amiewce 1

agtiewiture grew

up. so must they flourielrer decay in proportion as
thka rdirrO trade ii more or 1e55.19cf5,1414.111,41
aliteneirely. prosecuted, We feel ii. deuitled.ecostvie-
tion, which.every day receives still_ furiser,tvidir7
elation, that if, by say misfortune, the; eigeicedt,we
risteeP the CfrUntry:Eiliki SO far prevail on
mod as to narrate the' priee of' corn, ths4 would
iherrhy itiatct a demTly, wound even, ape* .thsir own
i•.lrrePt.7 they would limit the operations of fo-
trivi commerce, and. proportionably destroy the
poring of their awls prosperity. In no leas degree
Ike, the rlomestic trade of the conntry depend
Liman the forriv traylr. The former had inc r d
this comity", daring the war so amazingly,
.ad was attended with such vast advantages,
that it was thought to subsist indeppnilrin of the
other; hat those who cannot recognise the connec-
tion between them. will find at least some cause to
suspect it, if they will remark that by a coincidence,
otherwise unintelligible. the domestic trade of the
country has since the war experienced a decline,
with oceasionel glimpses of prosperity in propor-
tion as the foreign trade evinced marks of depres-
sion or improvement.

Last night the Doke mid Duchess of Gtou-
CVSTER strived st Gloucester House. from Bag-

shot.

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Yesterday the Duchess of CLARSNCE took an

airing.
Yesterday evening a respectable Meeting of the
Freemen of Hereford, residing in London, was held
at the Nag's Head lu►hhc.hunse, Oxford-street, for
the pnryo•e of witi.voitivir the Qu REM. The Chair
was taken by H. P. SCUDAMORE,
at eight o'clock. In a short speech the Chairniatt
watts) the object for which the meeting was conven-
ed, and expressed his decided concurrence with
thei► wi.hev. Several Resolutions were moved still
pureed to, as was also an Address to her MAJESTY.
The meeting then adjourned.

We learn final !tome that Cardinal QUARAN-
TWIT!. formerly President of the Proiraz:sada, and
since Preinleill of die Siputtttrs. ri•crived on the
12ili of Sepirmber thr raerament of death, and that
tin hopes were thru entertained of his recovery.
Eminence wan 88 years of age. He lon be-

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enme known in this country by his decision respect-
ing the grant of the veto to the KING with refe-
from to she sffors of the Irish Catholics, bolt which
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.iei•ision was rrjrcted by then, and not ratified by

the POPS.

Ou Saturday Pest the Count de JTTFRBURG, sou
of the Ex-KUsg of SWUM', Kc 9 I.unird by Mon*,
le Boron PoLatex, arrived et the Albion-hotel, iu
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this city. uu thew sway from Ireland: and aft,rsuirds
visited Eaton-hostee, the seat of Earl (IttosvENon.
On Sumisy the illustrious stranger. en suire, de-
ported hence for Shrewsbury. The Count appears
to be *bout 20 years of age, and is a most alrible,
intelligent, nod interesiing young man.—(C/tesler

Chromide )
Extract of a letter, dated Corfu, September 2 :
" Monday last Prevent was surrendered to the forret
of lie Grand Signor by Veli Parha, sr cowl son of Ali
Paths, who went on !ward of the Turkish Admiral's ship,
sod sorts orlereit himself: they say that froth be and Memel
Paths, his younger brother, who CIIITIMIIIIdP4I at P/11,11,
lore been sent prisonens to (•unstantinople. pinhie R.'y is
sai•l to have entered Janina at the head of 12,001► troops,
nod flint Ali Poch* had wired into a fortress with truly
500 melt, who were all that bad remained faithful to him.
h.• news of his death or capture is daily expected.
" According to Recounts Crum Constantinople, the culian
has declared the various territories which Ali Path♦ had
sore/ csively added to his Pachalick to lie restored to their
I.l4linal political condition, and to be fret from any taxes or
contributions for the period of three years.
" In consequence of this intelligence, the Parguinote
migrants who remain here have sent a &pont. to Con-
stantinople, to solicit the restitution of their ierritiii y."
Utters from Bombay, dated the lit of May,
state. that the Clavernor, Mr. ELPHI MST° NI E. had re-
turned to she Presidency irom a joornry to Banda;
in the Guzzerat, the object of which was to Wive
the Goincor in the sole pooseelien IN territory,
which had been previously under the control of the
Resident. It is said that hilistmdlihe affairs not in
a "pod state, particularly the accohnisi. !se give,
him a loan to commence with, and leaves thew,.
eminent of the country entirely to his Vighnvr.
We modentiad that, in compliance with
measure of Lord Hader LN GS, he removed thetattatitre
from the pm* of Rurnhay. Report rays, however,
that a peremptory order is gone out from the. Coe►/
of Directors to restore the press to its former
thraldom, without taking a moment to a'crrtsin the
consequences of a liberal system. The (joverimierit
of India is subject to all the inconveutenctes oi• a
free press in the hands of the natives, and yet the
Court unwisely subjugates the English.
Siuce the finishing of the new Dock at Liverpool,
the area of the whole of the I)..elts and Bastes there,
including the grounds, measures rather more than
74 acres.

lIA2.IRD 01Li CO. respectfully reunited the Public
that the I,ntrere begins Next l'htervltty, *hen Two
Prizes of 16,000/. mast be drama-4,500 Tickets will* he
rt.' awn that day, and the holders of Blanks the, drawls will
have the option of receiving tit or of taking a scrotal
chance for the Capitals which may remain in the Wheel ar
the lam day's drawing, October 18 tiehrme roritirbia Too
Prixrt of 211.0f101. Two of 10,0110/., &c. Sterling •lonev.
,111.axggio and Co. have recently sold Four Prices of 30,0001.
•tud Six of 20,0081. at their Offices, Royal Exelsonee-e ,I, ; ,
; and 324, Oxford-street, corner of Swallow-
etrect.
NEW TALES OF MY I.ANOI.ORD. coutni:iing
" The Tgir FVitell of Gluellps."—Tiw l'ut)lsslset ,
aware .of the public Ninthly fur the forthc
takca•this oppyritiiiity of excusing its delay. If a merit has
lima assuming on Jhe part of The Abbot, fur suite slight
coinchleocaa In the Queen's (sower, lie is esialilrino rtaty tlte
vingular fact, list the ground-work of the Iwi
lie press, is. the Illivorce and Ca' moo* nt a Prim-, 'IOC
Wawa; with this curious oddities, that it was 1111,1tIre. be.
foe, the least, old of the subject which Now oceottiei.
Pandit. The prophetic ototto of Pooteract coasts •oil%
..Skeirsilly marrows, hat tai. cidueidcace,waii as invoinot47 pa
411911ag&OsIc ; so eerwarkable inder4.lhat the Au,' Inwlows
.1100 ,Yet ..weeeral passages, which nog it erroneupaly be
Abwvibli "rims to produce a, boo ou, booming eyests, spit
this oilers, has caused a tomporail delay. :.111te fort
..way 10*(100, but a complete ;ale of 4041,4vet.re-Vbrall.
170, New thooloAreet.
-At en ordination holden in this
C'l'ana, the V.3d
gentlemen, than ooddiesibib vgif
.41.,11:a v) 10I
vi Sob- I)eacun.