The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-05 00:00:00

97. lIIGH HOLBORN.

is Ito ronspieitonsly plat-all in the centre of the Label, that
they Mist an attention to this, and the tliffrrence of the
type, whirls is mashy all lettrnpress, will citable parch:tam
at nitre to detect the impaaition.

11; ReAl JAPAN made and *old Who!reale
by DAY and MARTIN, 97, Hitth Holborn, and retailed
by the principal Shopkeepers, iu Bottles at Ott, 11., sad
la. 6d. each.

Wit COUGHS, COLDS. ASTDMAS, AND CON-
SO M

ITnr•. ['ECM-It-AI, - -011 IR.—Experience
ha• proved this sordicitie to he the most salutary and
•Ilirarioua remedy fur Cul.lo, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Asti'.
Bostic Affections. By t tint gentle expectoration, it
el 1 ten-tautly removes stiorlot and recent colds; and a very
few doses are generally ou Ilicient to overcome those which
from neglect have aseionso d a Inure serious character, and arc
also accoimpaosiert with rough. Whig peculiarly adapted to
gsre frivol to respiration, it in the most effectual medicine
in asthmatic complaints, Aisortness of breath, hoarseuees,
wlwczings, sin-corms and olutructions sit the breast and
lungs, and all the usual symptoms which attend the begin.
• g of corns 00000 and if taken in time will prevent
this fatal olisease! Massy different Cough Medicines Swing
sold muter nearly similar namra, poirchasere of this Pretoria
Elixir, to present hcitog disrappoisateol of the ac •We meth.
rine, are requested to he particular in 'observing that each
Bottle has affixed In it the Gooveruitieost Stainp, with the
name of " Butler, Nu. 9, Chearsiole," engraved in the im-
pression.
Sold in Bottlers at Is. 11'1. and larger. containing three
*mall DOWN at 21. 9d.; by BUTLER and SONS. Chemists,
No. 4, Cheisponole, 11.turncr of St Paul's, Church-yard, London ;
purl 31, Frackville street, Dublin ; also by the prine,i3O
Booksellers, Drsoggists, and Medicine Venders, in every Town
throughout the Visited Kingdom.

NEWFOUNDLAND.—TIii% Gagette contains an
Order in Council, doted Brighton, the 30th ult.
which. after reciting the power* vested in his Majes-
ty in Council by the Act of the 18th of his reign,
proceeds thus :

" And whereas it is expedient and necessary that prowl-
be made fur fully supplying the inhabilasts and fisher-
men of the Island of Newfoundland, for the ensuing season,
with bread, flour, Indian corn, and live stuck. his Royal High-
-111.611 the Prince Regent doth thereupon, in the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his
Majesty's Privy Council, hereby order and declare, that for
the supply of the inhabitants and fishermen of the Island of
Newfoundland, foe the e unto be gt season °illy, bread, flour, In-
dian corn, and live stock, may he imported into the said Island
from any of the territories !belonging to the United States
of A meriea, by British au bject s, and in British-built ships,
owned by his Majesty's subjtets, and navigated according to
law, and which, within the space of nine months previous to
the time of such importation, have cleared out from some
port of the United Kingdom of Great Britain or !reboil, or
other his Majesty's dominions in Europe, for which purpose

, . .
a license shall have been granted by the Commissiouers of
his Majesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or the
Commissioners of his Alajeaty's Revenue in Ireland,
or any other person or persons who may be duly authoriewel
in that kingdom respectively, in the magnum. and form
hereinafter mentioned; which license shall continue and
be in force for nine calendar months from the day of the
elate upon which such license is respectively granted, and no
longer; provided that no such license as aforesaid, granted
after the 30th day of September next, shall be of any force
or effect; and his Royal Highness is hereby further pleased
to order, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and
by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, that
the Master or person having the charge or command of any
ship or vessel to whom such license shall be granted, shall,
upon the arrival of the said ship or vessel at the port, harbour,
or place, he the said Island of Newfoundland, where he shall
discharge such bread, dune, Indian corn, and live stock, de-
liver up dm said license to the Collector or other proper Of-
ficer of the Customs there, having first endorsed on the back
of suck license the marks, numbers. and contents of each
package of bread, flour, and Indian corn, and the number
of live stock, under the penalty of the forfeiture in the said
Act mentioned; and the Collector or either proper Officer of
the Customs at Newfoundland, is hereby enj ed and re.
quired to give a certificate to the Mosier, or person having
the charge or command of such ship or vessel, of his bar.
Mg received the said license so endorsed as before directed,
and to transmit the same In the Commissioners of his Ma-
jesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or to the Commis-
sioners of his Majesty's Iterceine in Ireland respectively, by
whom such license was granted." _

To the above orilZr is annexed a form of license.

This Gazette further notifies, that at Brighton. on the
20th ult. the Right Hun. John Leath mid the Right Hon.
Sir W. A'Court, Bart. acre sworn of the Privy Council, and
took their respective place,. at the Board accordingly; that
James Shalto Douglas hag lwen appointed his Majesty's
Consul General fur Morocco; 1)r. (Lilies and Dr. W. Bratty,
Phy+ician• Eat►cordioary, ■nd George Bell, Fsq. Surgeon
iii Ordinary to She Prince Regent. for Scotland; and that
his Royal Highness has permittid the 42d riltincat to bear
on its colours and appointments the words " Fuentes
d'Hoisor, Pyrenees, Nivelle, !give, and Grilses;" the 45th
In bear the word• " Rollea, Vintiera, Ciudad Rodrigo, 8,.
&jos, Salamanca. Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, °alma, and
Toulouse;" avid the 77th, the words " Ciudad Rodrigo and
Badajos."