The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-09 00:00:00

11 P.IPERS.

HANOVER. Attu•t.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ducheis of Cambridge,
and their 'children, derived to-day, in good health, front Pyre/boot,
at the Palace of Alontbtillant.

Wausau', JULY
Prince Philip of Hesse Homburg passed through this city on
the Ilst, on his way to 3loacow, as Ambassadthe Coromor Estraurdnionwarof
y
from the Emperor of Austria, to be present at
kite Emteror of Kumla. He is accompanied by Itlajor-(Mortal
Wingwitz, the Chamberlain. Count Euerhazy, Prince hchwartscu.
berg, Count Sladion, and Baron rektumi.

STOCKIIOLIII. JULY Vt.
Die Dl best' the King is quite recovered, and came tolown the
Ray before Testettlaw. from lhottningshohn, to be present at a sit.
Wag in the Council of State. The infant lJuke of Sea: n. 4 was vacci-
nated on the 22t1.
• h has btought the ratification of
An empress from St. Petersburg
the treaty of demarcation concluded between Russia and Norsay,
Lt which the long-subsisting differences with respect to the frontiers
are arranged. Tim rivers Passoig and Jacob will henceforth form
the chief boundary between Norway and the Russian empire.
During the absence of Count Wellerstedt, who is going on leave of
sit absence to his estates, the Aube Chaocellor, Voa S;hull.enneitn,
will perform the duties of Minister of Foreign Affairs. A Corn.
mittee appointed to regulate the indemnity on account of the pur-
chase of ships of war by the house of Michaelson and Benndicks,
has commenced Its labours. Tt is said the indemnity will not ex.
eyed 100.000 dollos. A murrain has broken out among the carle
in North Upland, which in a few days carried oWabore 400 head
of tittle. iVe are Sony to learn that traces of it have already ap-
peared in West tiothland.

Coreetiaor.e. Aoo. I.
Some West Indiamen have arrived in the roads, which may per-
haps give a little life to our trade.
On account of the .caret' nt Ribbe and Aalborg, the magistrates
ate selling rye to the inhabitants at a od merate price.
We hear that the Asiatic Company will send a ship this year to
Mrs. Jenson Holm, of Ronne, In Ilovnholm, bet been condemned
to death by the Supreme Tribunal for the mauler of her husband.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Hanstrectu, Aro. 4.--37. 3. ; Two Months-37.
Iltsime, Ana. I.—Three months. 723.
PETZEIIII/11611. JULY 21.-8.7-32.
Vieille*, /nee 26.--Three months, 10. Di.
Narets. JULY IL
Their &wits, with the Prince and Princess Salerno, and the
member,' of the Royal Family. • came lately from ortici to the
Boyd Palace atikiaplesophence thew proceeded in state P
to the ch h
of Nostra Signora drib Gratis a Tolido, and having received the
sacrament, retained in the same state to the Palace. The people of
Naples crowded the streets through which heir Majesties passed,
it being the fine time that the King has come to Naples since the
recovery of his health. The citizens were highly gratified at seeing
him look so well.
• Beside 'he five persons killed b lightning, l
y ast month, in the
Trrra di Lavoro, we reeetve the melancholy news that In the man
aid of Capinata several gathers were struck, among whom a man
and a girl were killed. ard many others wounded • four peasants
were killed in the Abruzzi ; most of them had smith refuge under
mine tree during the storm.

ELIMITELD, Jr LY 211.
The Directors of the German American Miring Company have
made a very interesting and satisfactory communication to the
Proprietor'.
They state. that during the months of April, May, and June.
*lien they had not sufficient workmen, the expellees were I.RIIO
dollars weekly ; or, in 13 weeks . Dollars 24,700
In July.• A nsraat, Septernlier, and October, when the
. Agents would employ Idu labourets more, the ca:pe:4es would be - -

Expellees of working, in4l
Other Expenses -

Total
lECEIPT.
In the first Thirteen Weeks only
tte list Fatty 31onths, or seventeen Weeks, the pro-
000
duce would be 0,000 dollars per week . 136,

Total Receipt
Overlies . . 65,0101
It Is to be observed, that the profit In the four months in which
the work is carried on with activity, is 71000; because, as &pones
from the above statement, there was a loss of about 10.000 dollars
in the best three month*. The mines here spoken of are those in
Real del Chico (a part of those of Ruella). The other mines be-
longing to the Contently, though they pr,ttnee from 150 to 200
marks of Over (1,200 to 1.600 dollarsl cannot yet be prorey
worked for want of hands. A postscript to the Agent's let'er,
dated 26:h Apra. says, " An express has just brought us news
that err rich veins have been found in the mine at Santa Rosa, to
tie specimens sent us prove."

PORTI%; IL.