The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-10 00:00:00

whit priaeipha a/Christian Morality dist House 'Mold W-
ald to pass • Bill to dimwit the wife from • husband
who hod se met sway Mew* without the muse therein
specified, wee to bin mind quite iucomprelieusible. Hu
Lordship proemial at erase kapth lo enforce his opinion
that the divorce was plaisly opposed to the words he had
quieted, and commented with considerable strength on the
✓aptsiositesi which had been gives of She teat bye Learned
U:::•• a &emir day, that it applied only to local circuits.
sod to a particular institution of the Mosaic Law.
That eaplimatiosi he could sot agree to, having always been
Mogi" to cosisider tie serstao of our Lord in which those
words were veil as • Axed rule of Christian morality, soil
• precept of universal application, to remain is force ansi
oloiervaace sa long as the Christoui Religion should collare,
which would be to the end of the world. His Lordship cot..
chided by moving, as an ataeudaeut, that the divorce claw.
should be wholly emitted.
This amendment was pat and asgatived,
The Report sae Mrs brought up mud agreed to, and the
gill was ordered to be engrafted, mud trout a third time to-
morrow.

- -
Adjoured at ten minutes befure Twelvc to Trn &Clock
to morrow morning.

A BILL

[As amentird by the (7ionniiiiee]
am Art he deprive her !deiced,. Caroline Amelia
Elisabeth, of she Title, Prerogalitea, Riches, Privileges,
and &mapthis. of Queen Consort of eloa Realm; and to
dissolve the Marriage between his Majevig mid the saeJ
Caroline Amities Elisabeth.

.mm=oo
Whereas, in the year one thossand eight hundred sad
fourteen. her Majesty CafeSae Amelia Elizabeth, then Prin-
cess of %Vales, and now Owen Consort of this realm, being
at Mike in hey, engaged in her service, in a menial situa-
tion, one Bertulotoeu Pentane, a fureicuer of low station, who
had before II in a similar raparili- And wh hem
the said Bartolomeo I'. rganei had so entered the service alter
Royal Highness the mid Princess of Wales, a most nobecons.
ing acid degrading intimacy commenced between her said
Royal Highness aod the said Bartolomeo Pergami ; soil In r
said Royal Highness nut only advanced the said Harm-
lumen l'ergansi to a high sitaation it. her Royal High-
nese's household, and received into roe SriViCe uouy of
his near relations, some of them in inferior and oat. re
Ws high and cohfiikutial situations about her Royal High-
p. rum, but bestowed upon him other great and ex-
traordinary marks of favour and ii coot., and cunt reed
upon him a prelended order of knighthood, which her
Royal Flightless had taken upon herself to isotonic without
any just or lawful authority : And whereas also her said
Royal Highness, whilst the said Bartolomeo Pergami was in
her said service, farther unmindful of her exalted rank and
station, and of her duly to your Majesty, and wholly re-
gardless of her own hummer and character, conducted her.
self towards the said Bartolomeo Pergami, both in public
and private. in various places and CUllalfire which her
Royal Highness visited, with indecent and offeurive feed-
harity and freedom, and tarried en a licentious, disgraci
and adulterous intercourse with the said Bartoluoico revealable
which cuatinutd for a long period of time, during her Royal
Highness's residence abetted; by which combed of her
said Royal Highness, great scandal and dishonour have
bees, brought spur your Majesty's family and this king.
diem: Therefore, to alewife's our deep scrise.of such stamina.
owe. disgraceful, and vicious conduct on the pail of her said
Majesty, by whit It she has violated the duty which she
owed to your Majesty, and has rendered herself unworthy
of the exalted rank and elation of Queen Consort of this
realm ; and to evince our jail regard for the dignity of
the Gown, and the bomber of this nation; we, your Ma.
jesly's must dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lords Spiritual
sad Temporal, and Comonoua, to Parliaiweut assembled,
do humbly entreat yaw Majesty that it may be enact-
ed. sod be it enacted by the king'.. Must Excellent Ms.
jetity, by and with the advice and conscht of the Lords
Spiritual and Tcnsperal, and Commons, in tins present
Parliament arareitiled, and by the authority of the sense,
that her said Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, from
and after die passing of this Act, shall he and is hereby
deprived of the fillet of Queen, and of all the prem.
enrolees rights, privileges. aad exemptions appertainiug
to her as Ulmer Consort of this realm ; and shot her said
Majesty shall, from sad after the passing of this Art, fur
ever be disabled and rendered incapable of smug, excites.
ire, and enjoying the same, or any of them ; amid moreover
that the marriage between his Majesty and the said Cumulous
Amelia Elizabeth he sad the same is hereby frum henceforth
for ever wholly diesolvel, menulled, and made void, to all
ingests, couetrections, and purposes whatonver.

lOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

it dispel to thd or Major, oda near 40b Oiccri
from the rank of Captain to that of Sab-Lieute.
'mint. will he placed on hall pay. till opportunity
shall be found to emphy tliem.

TIEN II A. OCTOBER 20.
The Emperor, to do honour to the memo•y of
Noce Schwarizeoberg, la, ordered that the Court
shall go into mourning for three clays; that n marble
monument shall be erected to his inernory 1 that
the regiment of hoku', which he commanded, plodl
beer his name in perpetuity, and that his widow
shall enjoy an annual ',emits', of 12,000 florins.
We hear that Count Siurau, Chincellor and
Minister of the Home Departinrrit (wheel► is divid-
ed into several secti,ino, according to the several
province►, Wish it Minister at the head of each sec-
tion), has received very importaiit dispatches front
Itaiy, and that the Minister at the head of Italian
affairs lira addressed to several reports, which
hive been sent to the Emperor. It is nut known
whit is the subject of these report►, but they are
said to be very interesting, and to ►elate to impor-
tant discoveries snide by the activity of the pollee.
■aat.lN, OCTOBER 28.
The meeting of the Sovereigns at Troppau gives
rise to ►'drlolll6 conjectuies, which our politicians re-
ceive with great avidity. Ahead), an important
~,de is spoken of which Count Capn d'lstria its to
deliver to the Ambassadors of the other 'Powers, re-
I dive to the affairs of Spain, Naples, and Portugal.
It is even affirmed that the tenor of this note will
be wholly pacific, at the sante time that it will ■n-
nounce that the Emperor Alexander has recognised
the new f of the Spanish Government.--
(Brassels Paper,, Aocearlier 7.1

HAMBURGH AND DUTCH MAILS.

Daussr.t.s, Novinessa 5.

Our accounts from the French frontier arvs that
the decree fur she new organization of the French
Wintry has excited in general • we•t sensation in
the army, as a great many officers will be put on
hilf-pay. It was supposed that the Ministry would
take advantage of this opportunity to get nil of
missy persons whose way of thinking does not ap-
pear to offer a sufficient guarantee.
We learn from Alons that the works on the forti-
fications will soon cease.

FROM THE LOWER EMS, OCTOBER 20.

The Diet of East Friesland loss clused fur this
year. The inlialytants of that province expect,
with confidence, that the grievances, which are
equally injurious to the Sot ereiger and the irsho.
Wants, and by 'illicit commerce and manufactures
suffer, will be remedied.—( Dutch Papers, fto-
wafter 8.)

HANOVER, NOVEMBER I.
Mr Royal flightless the Duke of Cambridge
strived he-re oei the 24th ultimo.

Count Munster will remain in London as Hano-
verian Secretary of State, mid cannot, therefore,
take hit plaice at the opening of our Diet as Here-
ditary Land Monks!,

lllSlBUltaill. OCTOBER 31.

We learn froth an autitriofic quarter, that the
•ccuuola contained in Nu. Ifi4 of this paper, under
the head of Warraw, reaper-ling %bat pawed in the
Puli•b Diet on the ititli September, are entirely
usafuunded and contrary to quilt.

ALTONA, NOVEMBER 2.

The murderer of our lamented fellow-citizen,
M. Itothgens, Isis been &sit:overt:4l and arrested.
His name la Charles Nleiiirikr; be offered at Ham-
burgle some Dullish bank notes, *toren from Mr.
Hotligens, was suspected, arrested, mud sent to
A Ileum, hut escaped on the way. Since then a man
of the 111111 e of N'irlslitsaii, formerly a servant of
Mr. IL was• seized at Buitzeliburg by some Meck-
lenburg gendarmes: he had 200 hulk-41'40s in
gold. Ile proves to be the assume person who called
himself Meine:ke, which was his wife's name, whom
he hue married sauce the murder; she, too, was for-
merly w servant its Mr. It.'a house.—(Hoirsburgh
Papers, November 3.)
Exchange on London--
36. loj 37. 11.