The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-12 00:00:00

lOREICN IN tELLIPEIIOE.

FLANDERS MAIL.
town, WAY 14.
The PliftreE3 of Woks will palm thi. ontomer at Rome.
Slw h..+•old be seat on the Lake of Como.io filo Duke of
'Um Itlia.

filth's!, aims 1.
The accident whirls happened to the King to the Pressen
lowa Osland of Precincts), is stated to have oeeurred Iss the
...'lowing nasalise, :—Ainottg whew d.versious, a 1t11%1.1811
inouistain, es it is entire', was erected, end before dinner the
ruatpany ataintod 4benteelves with this pastime. Th., Kine's
iip.dgeeserturvied, 8611 in falling his Majesty bad the misfor-
um "woody lit emend his fate, hot even In break the !omit
pot of the bridge Of his nose; happily the broken pieces
a beer wereextracied the Brit day, and the wound is go-
nsg on as well as possible. Hos Majesty's health is also
good, m that there is no.dauger nor ground fur Mann. Vv.,
11,421 101 Majesty passes‘ pesters' hours, sod to-day Ike
whole foreman, oat of lied however on the thin days after
the accident there was nu thinking of a journey. sod sloe
161 has thought fit 10 cuionsissiou his three WON the
Crown Prince, mid Princes William and Charles, to go to
Pomerania, to review the troops. Their Royal Ilitthuesssa
to first to %Mears{ mid Strum, and end wills Stralsund.
They act out un the 4th, and return on the 10th.
STItALNUND, JUNE 1.
Our %hips, which, under Swedish protectinu sits] under
saedish colours, were but laie'y the must lucrative worst)!
of 0118 1808111 Ce, and were sought far and near fur frs
or lairs us nothing but loss. The most important source
'jinn that the country pusscseed, sod which at the same
roue 639 of incalculable ashes .tage to the old Promise pro.
sithea, new ceases entirely, and iherompla;ists Mat:eon she
subject a.e very great. In Mr. Kreysing's wen k "O n the
Anti-pirate Asmciatiup just founded in Hamhurels," it is
very justly reserved, that the Treaty concluded by Prussia
swish the Poste, to protect the property of its subjects fiesta
the dapir,laduus of the Barbary pirated, is by no 111(1101 a
sufficient e.:arautee. and that it so to he cutifideolly expected
that the P. iiesian Goverunient will out place su much cunti•
deuce :.$ h las Treaty as to abstain fruits inure effectual rata-
suns to protect the commerce of its subjects.
1111:11, MAY 23.
While Spain exhausts herself to hernial; the inindoisc este
pewee of the grand armament at Cadiz, and a di•iSiou ill
stops of war have wailed front that pent to clear the Parsee
Orton from the pirates, se Ito cc:emit all kinds of depiestaliors.
till et/1148 of Spain and Pushers) uri 'Whaled by swarsoirof
eoi,airs. The merchantmen dare not sail hum Litho'', and
°path, ee idiotic convoy, nom Cape St. Vial:cut 10 Cape 9rllizi
gal. The American blowout* have statioatd achiseirs•
ashich harass trade and make it suffer great hisses. Two mire
Spanish 'easels lave jnat been captured within 'sight of the
eBlO6 of Gallic* on the .'
ether side. Even the Strait is wit
lice from Ito mendacious cutsairs, and they have been sets
10 pursue their prey to the'irry'entraoce of the harbour of
Cadiz
All the Monarchy, from the Pyrenees to the Pillars of.
lletculea, rejuys it 111;4 tweisent Ike most profound team
guiltily. The hands of robbers whet bad excited so moth
alarm have disoupeareiL—Valeuela has resumed its natnial
appearance, and its trsoquillit, h tus longer threatened—
the trade of the Mediterratieins is very Inuit, tlw situation
of that sea 'Notre:sag it from the South' American pirates—
lastly, the uation belies to apply more sr alonsty to the
tahours of agricultuic, which is the true source .of pmeroity
and wealth.
ItiIIBURGII, Ault 1.

The fullowiog news is ciroulated here :
a The aegociations to r. coacile two Slates of the North,
which were trader the influence nktArs liaiglish Goys rum nt,
does cot appear to have eir success. This uegoria-
tion is broken off, and taus the sending or Pleuiputea-
tiaries ht comes of no arr.'s
rmAnacroar, MAY '24.
The fortiKestions witch were to begin Satilees, in May,
are carrying on with activity. The Kiug, who desires peace
with his neighbour., sterns to take the best means to ensure
its duration. d Treaty of Amity and Comminute bas beets
renewedkitaween Sweden 1113 d Turkey,

ME R IT' PILE SS .

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LON DON,
SATURDAY. Julie 12, 1819.

The King of PRUSSIA, we regret to learn front
the Dutch Papers, lies met with a very serious acci-
dent. While his Mart.stsr..wassmusiug himself on
that new-tangled hobby, the Russian mountain, •t
Berlin, his sledge was overact, and he had the mis-
fortune to fracture Ins nose. Although in a fair
way of recovery, his Wmsilt has been obliged to
give up his meditated visit to Pornentwitt, and has
sent his sons to review the troops its that quarter..
The Princess of WALLS has sold her beautiful
villa on the Lake cf Como, and will 'Taut the
summer at Rome.
The coasts of Spain and Portugal are infested
with Insurgent privateers, which commit extensive
depredations on Spanish commerce.

The Paris Papers of 'fife•day have arrived. The
Report of the Committee of Ways and Means was
read in the' Chamber of Deputies Qll the 7th. The
produce of the Ways and Means is estimated at
092 millions of francs, and the total amount of the
sums wanted for the public service is stated at 009
millions, front which it is expected a saving may
be made, by economy, of 17,598,0110 fr. The ex-
cess it is proposed to apply. to the gradual extinc-
tion of the floating debt. A debate eusued, and
was adjourned to the next day.
The Five per Cent. Consuls are 671 f,—Disuk
Actions 1,510 f.

Several Petitions were presented last evening. in
the Hone of Commons, against the Foreign En-
listment Bill. The numerous amendments intro-
duced into it. in the Committee, have matte it or-
fenny to reprint it. It will be debated again on
Wednesday nest, which is the day fixed for the
third reading.
'Yesterday was a Bank holiday, but the Stock
Exchange was open for business. There was great
tluctuetion in the Funds. °minnow began at
Per cent. iireminiu, but at huff-past twelve it
tell to par, and left off at per cent.discount.—
The Consuls fur Account closed ut rrY.

• .
There esti • foil nistket it Norwich on Silt orday.
sod a good supply of %Vilest, at an stilfiewe ul. 1s„
Per Ktiouib. in other green but little ifoihra.:
fbere.was the usual exhibition of Scots and home-
bred Cattle, the prices of which, as -well as of
Sheep (of whit/It trig tie we ,us were s/se* lower tbau
&nit
of late. * .

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