The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-01 00:00:00

S IME TO SAME.

" I am obliged to follow the advice of Col. Chamhrosi,
it is for your Good hereafter. Lord Glerawley has told
Colonel Chantbrtm that Ins not taking off his hat, was nut
intruded as an insult to me, and that he wa4 ready to sa.ure
it. osatiohvou say:, tlul I have tau reatutt, sod that I :an
ruined in the ryes of the wog Id if I snake n brother of a family
tight without a (Ante, and that tl is absolutely oterl,..ary
he should know you are indebted to me fur a sum of money
matotaffing to I,soo/ t itninediairly arrange to de-
clare it to hunt, it a id he thee nir.tor4 of cauving no inunrdiate
sr potation ; or. if ).$ll CitslOPC' of giving our up, :Ind living
a ids him, do which he had, paid that scum. Let it
be 0,, lake my athriee, say I Uses Seat yam the moot y, sod
that you wire iii distress, he will pay it, algal thee srpar.ale
from yon lam e. main. Scud use as immediate ',Warr."
John Belcher, Groom to Lord Glersiriey, proved the clupe.
multi oC Lsrly Glerswl,y Gum Hass
31ra. Retina proved Lady Glerawley'r residence after her
elopement, at N 0.3, liar de Valois, Paris.
Mr. Vattnsie proved w.vin% seen Lady Glerawlay and air.
Bunn in 1819. twice in a carriage together.
Tile CM.e ht int elpqrol fir the Plaiutiff—•

Mr. LIROVUDAM addressed the Jury in 'mitigation of da.
magcs, which, he contended, ought not to be large, on the
ground that the domestic felicity which the Defendant was
charged with &sliming, did not appear to hare been any
perfect cern before hr lu•ratne acquainted with the Lady; and
Ire contentlud also, that the attendance of Lord Glerawly in
Parliament was totally inadequate as an apology fur leaving
his Lady in a forcigu country, to the teniptations of
bud' long ahsrenses fiiim the natural guardian and protector
of her ISO! 44444 r. The yuuib of the-Defendant, who at the
lime bad surely attained the age of twenty-one, and the
mat tire age of the lady,l hen Shirty hree, should be eons tarred
in she asveasinent of lhr ditn.44Va, and though lie adMil
a vcriliet intiat go against his chew, yet fur all the reasons
which lie hail urged, joined to his pecuniary sitoatiou, us a
yuusiger hawker, with only the balf-pay of a Lieutenant of
burst to subsist on, he trusted would consider that this was
• east. calling fur any thing hit vindictive damages.
The Loan COMA, JCITICIC then soinnted up the evidence
to the Juicy, who retired to consider of their verdict, and
after rum. cosisaltation, returned a verdict fur the Plaintili
Damara 1,50 C/.

urged to a public *dare/loran this subject, by a Awe regard
to general character, there is one pros', its the slew Lo-
gic! rill 32;iimil which, from a *lac rrg iril to prolfeavi 111 l al
interest, I must, with great deference, hug permission ape-
ciallydo ~,,, atrate..-1 mean that which propwwit to esta-
blish a dimwit 111 l power to deprive me, or any oilier
Lottery Olfice.keeper, of his license, srillomit affording we
on opporfonita for &few.r or crplanalion. The Commis-
ow ia•rs of esapowered by the exi•tiug law to
deprive. any lottery I Iffici.keeper of his license upon due
cause, hut theft it ia prescribed 'hat such Office-keeper shall
lw previoncly beard in bis defence. I have hail the honour
of a rioayrrwtlioa with site Chancellor of the Excliilifer
upon this subject, and hr has assured me that no Lottery
Office keeper shall be dr prised of his license will being
previously ht•.ml. I Cali therefore have no apprehension
during the of his authority, for 1 have the utmost
con.fidesece in the veracity and justice of dud Right Hon. Gen-
Rat I am igiiiiraut who may he his 111/(TPMPU •, and as
cell tore son obligati to the pledge of 31r.
l'.ni<i•tart, :nod will be fantod sooty by Ilse letter of the law, it
worth] be touch more satistacim y if the
trier were nitric. Sher ()mined, or at least modified. From
the authority naked with winch the Cummixsioners ur
Stamps are alreroly isivexied, to gnarl, against any abuse or
suisciiwilact 011 ibis wilt or the Lottery olfiCe.liePlorre, it
npocar that the newly purposed power is quilt
ti n

I have the I to he,
'rhe Public's cleveletil Servent,
T. DISH.

4, Catskill, Jame 30. 1821).

obtain the majority of vote's during the present
contest in Dublin agsiost Mr. GOATTAWs but the
.iple involved in the possibility of his success
is such as it is impossible to overlook.
Ilimborelo nod German Papers of various dates,
down to the 24;11 Julie. arrived Nit night. The
following are extracts :
Jlllll 10.
Preparations are making at Schoeubrunis in receive their
Majeasies on 11., flip. The ant's! of the Archduchess
Maris I.uvi•s has Irmo delayed, boat she has alreloly set out
on her j....riley to %%minx, through Tyrol and Salzburg;
sod woui•l •.rive st the Imperial seat of Imbererk ou the
lath, to r, eve her father. TM. young Duke of Reirhstadt
(young IN. poleoil) goes slier, with llw Archduchess Maria;
■ud the whole of the Imperial timily will meet there. sold
stay till shout the 20i1.. le. July the Duchess of Parma
and her sou will go to Roden.

CONITANTINOPLIB. NAT W.

Several other Paehas have now received orders to repair
as speedily as possible to the neighbourhood of the capital.
Even the Paella a Natolia has hero ordered to cross She
Bosphorus. and to eue-isop with his troops near C,onstanti.
nople. TheiC troops sic Wended to reduce She rebellious
Pitch As.

• Dutch and Flanders Mails hare arrived with
Papers from Rrusxrl. to the 47th tannin. Ac-
counts of the 13th Nlay, received at the Hague
from Cursc .u. state, that in consequence of the po-
limal clisuges in Spain. the patriots in Venezuela
were disposcd to return to their allegiance to their
old government. To these alleged accounts we at.
tech uo credit.

The lactation of the German merchants for the
liberty of commerce, is referred to the Diet at
Embryo. The Prance 141111 Prancers of ORANGE
are Cipard at Spa in the course of next month.

We have ►eceivfd Paris Papers of Tuesday last.
The Chamber of Peers met on Monday, when the
discussion was commenced upon the law of elec-
tion*. Of the twenty-severs Me►nbers who have in-
scribed their names to mark their intention of de-
livering their sentiments apou this subject, six have
spoken. The debate was adjourned to the follow-
ing day. The debates a►e .till continued in the
Chamber of Deputies apes the public expenditure.

It is said that the Desk. De 'Cava was to have
left Paris on Wirdsestkiy last for London.
The evitations which took place in Paris during
the late debates in the Chamber of Deputies upon
the Law of Elections, afforded an opportunity to
some ill-dispu.ecl persons in Marseilles, to publish
many alarming r , with a view probably to
disturb the public peace; but fortunately the firm
attitude of the chit and military authorities pre-
vented the acceisplialuneet of their object.
The Madrid Papers sf the .f June an-
nounce the costumed arrivals of •deputies to the
Cones. Moderation and good temper are attri-
buted to the -west majority of them. • Very exiig.
iterated accounts of tits late disturbances in Paris
were IMO bashed iis M adrid.
The Firench Fends ere still improving. The
Five per Cents. eve 76f. gee. Bank Stuck 1.573 I;

The KING dined with the Princess AUGUSTA en
Thursday.
Yesterday afternoon his MAJESTY, accompanied
by Sir BENJAMIN 131.0011F1E1.0, rode on•horse.
back in the Parks. sm. for about two ;lours. His
MAJESTY was received by all ranks of persons with
the most marked and dutiful respect.
The Duke of YORE tramscted military business
with the KING yesterday morning.
Thumb.), morning the Duke of YORK went to
Oatlands. and returned to town its the evening.
The QUEEN yesterday. on her return from ■
rural excursion. was drawls by the p.ipirlarce slang
the Strand. amidst the londest acclamations of an
immense crowd. Her MAJESTY was accompanied
by Lady ANN lissitt.totr, and, we believe. Alder-
man WOOO.

The following is the letter written by her Ma-
jesty the Quits, on her seeing fruit the News-
paper, that her name was omitted in the Liturgy.
The composition roves that it proceeded from tier
own feelings, and was not the result of legal
advice :

" ROMP. X ascii 16, MO.

" The Gyres wishes lobe informal, through the mediae.'
of Lord I.lVeßrOot., first Miukter to the icing, fee what
reason or 'notice Ihr QUEEN'S name is kft out of the Gene-
ral Players In England, with a vicar to percent all her sub-
Sects fium paying her toidi respect as is flue to her. And it
is an equally Event ousissmu towards the KinG, that his Cuu-
. sort Gimee shinffil he obliged to enbmit to stud, great ne-
glees. as if the Archbishop was in perfect ignorance of the
real esiatenec of the Queen CAPOIIIIn of England. The
elms is &Arnim that Lord LIVIA POOL should continuo i-
este this letter to the Aiclibishop of CANTCRIIIMY. 14,115
Livntroot. will with difficulty believe hue much Ihr
QVlrtc . Al RM.:lrked at this fi.st art of cruel I)ranny to-
wants her; sire she hail been informal thiough the Nrws-
paper, of the 22d of F. 1.. wiry. that in Ibe course of the
debates in She Holler Oh CUIIIMWI'. Lunt CASTLEKSAGII, One
of his best friends, assured the Queens Atiorney-General,
that the King's S. remits would not use towards the QtletH
any inattention ur harshness. And alter that speech of laird
essTf.enTAGII, the QUFFN is surprised to bud her name kft
Wit of the Liturgy, as if she tio lonicr existed in this world.
Tha ALLEN b nos, before she ass era in England, these atel-
iers will corrected, and that she will receive a salisfartury
answer (you Lind LIVIRPOOL.

" CAROLINE, QUEEN"

The House of Lords did not sit to hear Appeals
yesterday, a,, the LORD CII NCELLOR was per-
vented front presiding, he being obligee, to attend
the Secret Committee, which sat at 12 o'clock,
and did not adjourn until half-nest four.
The Marquis eel LANSOOWN and Lord ERSKINE
bore been removed from the Secret Colototfre of
the Home of Lord., at their own request, and Londe
lIARDWICKE and ELLENEuttottett attend in their
viler.
A ItTIIVIt Moms. Esq. High Bailiff of %Vest-
!Meister, has appoilited a Mee, Mg of the 10110,iittot
Householders, to take into consideration an Address
of Congratulation to the QUEEN. in be held on
'Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock, in Covent-garden.
In o9r report of Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S speech on
Thursday relating to Petro, in our Paper of yes-
terday, we omitted to mention his Lordship's refe-
rence tee autheiroies contaiseed in the Her. Mr.
i'ruveli: through Sicily. Greece, and Al-
bania. %V e should tint have mentioned Mr. Evs-
TACK'S name, erroneously introduced Instead of that
of Mr. HUGHES. Tier work of this latter gentleman
has just made its appearance, used contains more
authentic umd interesting lamination about l'srgs
and or ALI EACHA, than any other book yet pub-
batted.