The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-30 00:00:00

and Prince ninnies, have returned from Aerie visit to Steil-
send and Iherll. More Charles has set out to•da7 far St.
l'eterthiirgii. Dr. Jahn has bees sent to CAOMII/11, OWNS.
rani. aby sa 'Meer of Police. His wife has obtained per.
mission to follow bins. He has token up hid abode io the
city, which he mast sot leave; placed coder the strict
iurveillsisce of the Police, and receives his salary till his
sentence is made kosewa.

IT. PRTCRIBURGII. JUNE 3.
Their Majesties the Emprroor ■ad the Empress glarttreth
have passrd the greater part 11. f this sleek at their ONIIIMPf
rrsidrure Kama Ostrow. mot rimier/Ned CM the Id to Zara-
rjrsrlo. A fro glass ago part of the b is of he guards
stele burnt dusts.

to►[ItHAGEN, JUNE 17.
Actuante from Scatui■ sly. that the coal mines of Ho-
gauss have been sndrlenly ionndated with eate►, which
Gams • little lake in the mines. A very eaperiesseed
mineralogist was to go from Siorkholtn, to examine whether
any means can be devised in remedy this evil.
WILMA, MAT 14.
The Imperial Medical Roriety of this city gave, sow the
18110 of this month, • magnificent entertainment in kasnewe
of the hirth•d ay lif the illustrious Dr. Jeanne, who conspleiell
his 70011 year. All the most distinguished inhabitants took
pert in it. Among the toasts proposed by the President.
Chrvalier Franck, the following were received with extraor-
dints, y eailousisam

" The Emperor Alexander, the greatest and beet Mossrch
in time world."

" The Empress Maris Frodirrowno, the sisoust and wieni-
ficent foriiihris of numerous b•oeitlest institutions, to
w limn Raisin owes ohm the first introduction of the
V /IC inc."

Lai.lly, N To she hem of she fete•, she imowortal benefac-
lor •f husosoily."

We have. received the Paris Pipers of Monday
last. That city is now perfectly tranquil. The
KING and the other members of the Roysl Family
*hew themselves dad), in public, and are every where
saluted, as usual, with shouts of ,‘ rice k Roi
" likens ki Bourbon; !"—The Duke De CAzes,
the newly.appointrd Atnbassador to England, is
repented to meout for Loudon in the course of this
week.

Wilisee received New York Papers to site ais
init.: they commit' hide new' of any interest. It
wee reported in the United Strtes that the city of
Carucci' was in a state of ►evolution, the
iuhabi-
lants having declared for the Independents. The
rumour, however, rested upon very alight authority,
The Ohiu. a new 74, was launched at New York
on the 30th last. The American ships of the line
are to he culled after the States, and chosen by lot.

The QUEEN dines at two o'clock.—Yesterday
her MAJESTY, accompanied by Lady ANN HA.
MILTON, Made an excursion into Kent, and re-
turned about six o'clock by the Strand. Her car-
riage was a plain chariot with job horses. It wa■
followed by a group of young men and boys. who
indulged freely in loud and loyal exclamations.
The trials of the State Prisoners. against whom
hills have been found, will commence before the
Special Commission. at Stirling, on the tith July.
Dublin City election commenced on Saturday.
At the close of the poll the numbers were—

Mr. Ellis l6l

Mr. Ostia.)

Dr. NIANSLI., Bishop of Bristol, whose death
we announced yesterday, owed his elevation in the
chords to the patronage of his fellow collegian,
the late Mr. PERCEV A 1., who, whets Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster. pit-sorted him to the
living of Mimic, in Yorkshire, value .2.0001. per
annum, and afterwards promoted him to the see of
and the iliatinguivhed Headship of Trinity
Cambridgr.
It is said that Sir DAVID BAIRD, the Commander
of the Forcer, intends to make a tour through the
South of Ireland, and may Ire expected shortly to
arrive to Cork.

A large lugger. containing a quantity of to-
bacco, ten, end spirits, to the smouut of nearly
1(1,000/. was captured a few eights since, off Kiss-
sale. by the boats belonging to the Preventive Ser-
vice, whirls we 11111111 e tune since mentioned us haw.
log been established on this coast. The tobacco
clime, amounting to mote duns 400 entire bales,
was worth above 0.000/. Seven men, mostly
Dutch, oho composed the crew, are in the Bride.
well, to which they were committed yesterday.—
/fork Mercantile Advertiser.) •
Mr. CLAY has autiorenctd hie intention to retire
front public life. and rumour says that hereafter
he will reside in Louisiana, ■ud practise law. 111 r.
CLAY has for seversl years filled, with distinguish-
ed ability, a very important situation its the House
of Heprraentativrr, and his retirement is en event
of more than ordinary importance.
The present warm weather has had the most be.
neticial effects on every kind of grain and the grass
lands in this county, which were materially affected
by the late cold winds. The hay harvest less corn.
menced, mut the produce is very abundant. We
regret to state the sariguirie hope., at one period so
flittering to general expectation, of a large crop of
apples, hate nearly vanished, and in very few si-
tuns the fruit fulfils the promise so generally
manifested a short time since throughout the emns.
tv. The hop-yards at present are remarkably fine.
an.l promise well. On Monday and yesterday the
thermometer stood at 90 in this city. in a situation
partially exposed to the suit, and the brat. if Jul.
thing, exceeds that oh last year..-(Hereford Jeurtiel.)
'l'lw Renters, not satisfied with raving in the
outskirts of Boston g the refuse of mankind,
where possibly they might lie of service in awaken.
ing desperate characters to a cruse of the danger
eisi, have II ght proper to exhibit themselves in
the very heart of this town. On Sunday lest they
took their ►tation in the square hear our (AC!, and
VII inhabiting informs us they ranted and gesticu-
lated more like del 11111 l tars thus rational creatures.
There were three of them engaged in the service,
Bud their latiguage is described to have a••en of a
blasphemous character, and calculated more to ex.
rile horror thou devotion. Ought such exhibition•
to be tolerated; and is not the law adequate to
their suppression ? Why should teligion be so
di•gracrd ?—(Busion (:inette.)

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