The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-30 00:00:00

F04.41G.N INT;i4LMENCfi.

PARIS PAPERS.
PAN" APRIL 16.
Last night twn mess/ern hum the North er:.
rjred at the Rosi.iari Einbrouri
Frencli,Funds— Fite per Cent, Consills °toned
at 87.f..33 e.; H 7 r: 63e.; rlokd at
Of. (SO e.—(bars .4 what/goer April 26
CORRESPONDENCE FkOM GERMANY.
The lust attnntier ul the Frankfurt Journal con.
teeing an article 'miler the head of Coi,stantinuple4
March 23, which says not a wont of any near tier.
dation* rrlative to the diplomatic note of the Dim',
of the 20th of February; it is as follow,:

COUSTAITINOTLF, MARCO 23.
" The vessels hearing the Austrian fl sg, whirls had been
detained, base been confiscated and sent to the arsenal,
where the ciptsins slot crews, wile are Greek., are impri-
soned. These vessels were destined for it,, insurgent Gres
•• the vessel bearing the Russian flay which had also been
delaiee 1, has likewise been confiscated and sent to the arse-
nal. This vessel, like the others, was drstined for the laser-
gent Greeks. The Captain, who is a Greek, and established
al Palmas, took refuge in the polar* of the Austrian inter•
usisicio. .The Cspiten Pacha demanded him. The Count
de Loam", in goud faith, ordered him to he given tip, and
caused 111111 to be accompanied by a Dragoman and ap Otti.
err of the Chancery. The Cspitasi Pacha nianitained that
be was a Raya, and caused him to be detained, as well as his
CIW.

It may easily be conceived haw painful and afincting all
these evetatr are to the Aug:rise Interniancio. Hithe►to be
has been unable to obtain 'jibe, the libealy of the CCIWII 01
tho restitution of the vessels."
BRUNSWICK. APRIL 17.
There is much talk of two autograph letters,
addres.ed by two powerful Monarchs to the King of
Denmark, and of a declaration to be made at Co..iitillsageu by same foreign Ministers. It is said
that in consequence of some explanations which
have taken place, the Court of Denmark will not
take any part in the negociaiious which have been
tar some time announced, and that affairs will re,.
main its stabs 950.
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WURIII/BERG, APRIL 19.
The Russian house Thernikow, of Moscow, has.
failed for 2.000,000 roubles.
AUOSBURO, APRIL 20.
Accounts from Moho, of the iSth Mirth, *lute,
that the wirrisou of Como, besieged be the Greeks,
lid nisde • sortie, but had been repulsed with loss.
At Na►srtno they assembled on the coast on the ar-
rival of the Turkish fleet, which threatened is de.
brikution, and obliged it to depart without aim-
log suy thiug.

DUTCH AND FLANDERS MAILS.
BATAVIA, DECEMBFR gi.
By tile ship Fortitude, Captain Litres, from
Japan, we hear that on the 10th of September there
was a dreadful hurricane at Nutigasacky nod the
environs, by which tunny houses and magazines
were blown down, and several Japanese vessels de-
stroyed. A magazine on the notch island Inis
washed into the hay by the riving of the sea, and •
great part of the GOO chests of sugar which it con-
tained was carried tansy. The'Japatirie authotities
showed the greatest readineas to assist in saving the
remainder. The Netherland vessels, Jaya and
Fortitude, were driven from their anchors, but did
not receive any damage.
The r•vapes of tie cholera waning in Java and

Msdeirr
have not rcessed, and in the eastern ports
the victims seem to be very nainerous. Among
the weekly lists published to-day, Semarang is not
Partitioned; at Batavia and Souracarte the number
of devil's is considerable. According to accounts
received from Barrioessang, the contagion is said to
huve unread to the Island of Balis.—(Datrls Popsrt,
April 971.'

LEGHORN, APRIL 8.

After the death of Ali Pitch*, Chourachid, his
ignoble conqueror, addressed the following Procla
mation to the Greeks:--

" Peace and pardon on the following condition —You
shall lay down your arm,; you shall' pay to the Sultan all
the sum., due., soil tributes which ton paid to Ali; you
alsa:l lay aside the colours reserved for the kfirstorlntana,
whirls you profane; and you khan cloth yourselves only in
habits made of gnat's hair. You shall ruler your heads only
wish a cap or holistic, skin. In the humble Petition, which
you shall adder,. so our Sublime Porte your games shall be
always preceded by the titles of kinprk, battle, kea►our (Jog,
rare, infidel). sigas of your unworthiacas, and of your ser-
vitude as vile Cheimisas. kc. Str._ .

" You shall tleltwer into the hands actor Virtue (sword.
hearer) the 301 b ofyour children, both nude *awl female, to
be educated in the principles of the rtlivott of our Crest
Prophet, Mehemet. You sod yours shall lieuceturili ride
nothing but asses."
Such proposals have been received by the Epirots
ns they merited. All have sworn en the craw ra-
ther to die than to deliver tip their children to
apo►tucyr and to submit to a disgrace to which
even Ali never thought of coode 1111 l ing
Chourechid bus by this action restored the wewory
of Ali Pacha to honour.

The General Arsenal!)ty of the Greek, lately met
nt Corinth. In a solemn sitting it rlecrerd to send
four Ambassadors to the principal Fa rope,in Powers,
Ramie, Austria. Enghsud. and France. Among
toe various e.vil and military laws published by this
Assembly, we remark that which finally fixes that
the Greek flag to to be black. red, and white.
placed Imrixontally, haulm; on one wile the figure
Nliverva, and on Vie other a plicenix, as an em-
blem of the resurrection of the Greek nation sisal
of its new existence. We observe oleo in the date
of these several acts the year 1822 denominated
" the first year of the emancipation and irulepend.
enee of the Greeks." A decree of the same fixes
this year 1222 as " the drat of the new era of
Greece."
APIIL 25.

The Prince of Canino (Lueiesi Etonsiisrie) oet
Mt this morning for Rowe; he will woke but a
abort ably ou that ►•apital. •nd then return to this
etty.—f ',russets Papers, April 26.1

♦IENNA. APRIL 15.
111ciallicinet 74—Rsok Act. WI.

%T. PETERSBORGM. •PRII. 5.
Exchange on London-0 11-16; g 23.3 i..

GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE DANUBE, APRIL 14.

The official diepatehee of the laterouoem t Per., which
were rra•tsed with the last post from Constanturiple, re.
40410 a 'Keret, and the public Au not been able to learn any
thing of their contents. Vet it ham bees obaerarcl that the
code/was betateu fl. tie TailiCheir sad PelliSe Metter-