The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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Likely to contribute to the future welfare of the
colony. It is further stated, that one of the two
stesisil vessels, winch we formerly mentioned to have
'seen vent-by the Dutch, for the purpose of watch-
ing IV. motions of our expedition, had been dis-
patched by the Malacca Resident, Immediately on
the landing of our troops at Sincepore, with a re-
quest that the Batavian Government would lase no
lime in sending their Xdukinti.„properly equipped,
with eavi:l, mil Lary,'agd'dfploraptic powers, for
the purpose, lib was Inpliesed, of crushing 'this
Young ityftre-ill its infancy. It WWI expected 4hat
Sir T. S. Rattles would shortly proceed to Achetn,
unit afterwards to Bencooles, having previously. re-
visited his new establishments at Sincapore.

FORE7O4 INTELLIGENCE.

VARIS PAPERS.

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PARIS, OCTOBER 11.
The Xing rode oat 'yesterday at three o'clock,
n the dirtctiou of Saint Cloud, and on his return
pa,ida visit to the Duchess of Berry.
On Friday, while his Majesty was taking the air,
the horse on which the postillion la lad of fourteen
years) rode. dropPecf down dead suddenly, on his
aritval at Verriere. The King was much affected
by the accident, knd had the young mao, who was
hurt by the fall, brought back in one of his car-
riages to Paris, having previously directed every at-
tentior. to be paid to hiM.
The Court will go into mourning for three months
next Tuesday, on account of the death of his Ma-
irsty Emmanuel IV. King of Sardinia, brother
of hit Majesty Victot Emmanuel of Savoy, the

reignior King.
M. Fchaffer, condemned in MS to one year's
imprisonment. a fine of 3,000 francs. and bail to
the an sssss tit of 5,000. for having attempted to
publish 31 writing, entitled On the Stole of Liberty
Froorr, has obtained a full and entire remis-
.sion of his sentence. A like sentence of a year's
imprisonment, pronounced upon M. Feret, as
publisher of some numbers of the old Hamm
Cris, Ins been mitigated to a fortnight's confine-
ment. M. Schaffer was not a Frenchman. Ills
condemnation had compelled him to quit France.
Bat we nest open our frontiers to party-writers;
they are not as yet sufficiently numerous in France.
The vintage has finished in Burgundy. Letters
from the Cote d'Or state, that the produce of the
tine wines there is not abundant, but that the qua-
lity is excellent. In Champagne the produce has
been very abundant.

DUTCH MAIL.

FRANKFORT. OCTOBER 10.

' The resolutions of the Dirt respecting the aboli-
Vion of the Liberty of the Press, are already put in
force in . I owes of Germany where that liberty
eicisted. The Journals of this city are already sub-
ject •to a very strict censephip. Several. Jourturls,
both in the north and south of Germany, have al-
ready ceased to appear.
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Nothing further is known of the composition of
the Central Tribunal of Mentz, eacept.that Austria
1,3 s iippointed to it the Aulic Counsellor Von
Schwarz; and Baden, M. Counsellor Pfister, the
latter of whom has been very active in tracing the
intrigues of the democratic party at Matiheim.
The Landwel►r is entirely disbanded in Baden.
11,e officers and men comprising it were solemnly
thanked for the Services pelrforused by them in 1814
and 1815.
The Countesi of Gothland (Queen of Sweden)
liss retnrrird to this city from her journey. The
bake of Richelieu is alsO here, and it is supposed
that he is going to Vienna. 'Count Buol Sclianen.
President of the German Diet, sets out for
Vienna at the end of the present week.

The Duke of &Imam) (Morel) is still at Geneva.
It i% thought he with soon lx recalled to France.

The number of police officers in this city hos
been much increased within these few days.

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 13.

Since the exportation of corn from France has
been entirely free, several cargoes of corn have ar-
rived at Bruges from French port..

VENEZUELA AND NKW GRANADA.

iFortber Details of the late Victories of the President
Bolivar —I great Sod important .11thieiressesit of Ge-
neral Paez :—ln a Letter from Port of Spain, Trinidad,
August 30, ISIS.
L am heppy to inform you that i have tead a
dispatch from General Bolivar, dated Pays, in
New Granada, June 30, in Which he communi-
cates officially to the Vice-President, Don Fran.
cite° Antonio 'Zee; that he had forced that impor-
tant paw, defended by 300 picked infantry of the
Spanish troops, and that in eight days at furthest
be would be iii.Sogarwriio. He describes his march
to hive been one of incredible difficulty, raining
day sod night. Pertly througli • country overflonn.
MA the remainder through the horrid traces and
precipices of those stupendous mountains Which.
divide Santa Fe from Ciisatiare. One Hundred men,
he Says, might defend the pass of Pays against
10.000. Thi natives had risen in guerilla panic*
ex, vy where in iblew.Grinada against the Spaniards,
and kd the General to hope for a short and glorious
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campaign.. • • .
hues alma teen b le!tter, by a bubsequent op.
portals's') Irmo iirgOstura. dated so late air the 161 th
instasit..whileis nye. that General Bolivar (by Aka
patrikei Piot recaiar44:wse within two days of Simi
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