The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-28 00:00:00

The affairs of Mob:Lyn' end

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eavviod asyiy site of Ali( *is *moments -Of other Pow
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i Leith elliie, • soti„E it to akillt is sought !Militate. Vie i
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.11Vg J urnels settaike . be pi
1. 1001•00 attars of peipl • .
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• Iliad* • wilt law Aberertwo .. '• • rev of „ilii 1,21 h April
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, . ease patio ammo; but D. . tie Nomteor, respectiu
defshood, weitfoos. Ty. d in Italy, Spain, France,
* it thrette GylleidAtioro, with the ^Jew! inter). thing is decided by the
ties wit retortnog it to its proper situation ; but
aMalt er *wheel, betaking down and retardinl its arms at Na Ides and in
:PerifrlM, a Ikht *as Immured from a lamp, and it lineal of Turkey will hat
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woo altiaastely destroyed by fire. ueral peace of Europe ;
V .We regret to have to record the following me- taut when the people Pail
• -#l:encholy accidents which moeurred during the day.
4 . _...- lily the benefits of civilit
In Poucr-row, a boy had' needed a small cannon,
which was accdentally discharged at • time alien The report most gem
, Thomas Buckham, a child only six years of age, grand assemblage of Sol
lied-placerliiiinself immediately opposite its muz-
zle, ai,d received the contents in his groin. The The Gazette.of this ci
e•iniiiiii was at first said to have been only charged tions of the Count De (
with powder, but several small pebbles were ex- only of oblivion of the iii
'raved iu the course ..f the evening, and he ex-
misery the maintenance of good
pired last night after enduring great mise
Another boy wasserionsly injured in IsPgh-strvit, of Genoa.
' by the bursting of • small cannon, or pistol, which An 'order of the •Dire
had been heavily charged with pebbles. Several joins all strangers'ivh2s fl
' unpleasant accidentscurred from tfie diecharge of
• occurred days in the city and st
f etorpowder and firevioiks, but the above is the only .
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total pre that has yet come to our knowledge. The Ines" w.it Inn twenty-r
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precautionary *measures adopted by the Magistracy justify the continuance
V preeArecl the epprehemion of any extensive mis- affitire, by a certificate
ft.. 1.1.. and perhaps induced a more early dispersion sons transgressing this
-.if the crowds which thronged the streets and the
also the ' keepers, eels
4, liiiiiiges, than could otherwise have been expected.
illation required by the
FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGENC E. By a let!er received
Excellency Genet al Li
PARIS PAMIRS. the city of Genoa that
shall he composed only
• , PARIS. APRIL 24.
The King on Sunday heard mass its his apart. ti's ICiftri "Nat the
• mints. His Majesty transacted Iftsaisteis with the 're-established for three
Alinister at War. co-operation of the Nat
• The Ministers, the A mboaradoes 'Of isisit!igal, visional Junta. This
Naples, the Prince Ferrate! Nunez, Prince TalleY- stalled by the Count 4
• rood, the Marshals, a great Many Peers, Depatiele - meat.
Ned a great number of Generals had the hosiour to 'The prodinitehon, ,
- pay their respects to the King. with the Most alerting
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The Duke de Cases lois kith, number of'Peers ja,ity of the inhaint,,,
preeetit.
, . tenons will eater that c
x M. Chantebriand is expected to return to Paris 'The MAIN Gazette (
) on the 30th instant. sseleipleaseett, the folio
Marshal Beuruutieilk died 'yisterda,y it three %Nth preceded and at.
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o'clock.
. Alessandria by the fait
Mr. Canning is returning to Peri% tie is ex- their allies :
peeled to arrive this day. Escaped from Novi
, Several persona have been summoned to give cvi- joined Heal' AleB9llllllll
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depce before the judicial authority in the proceed-
A nsalili, one of the poi'
ings upon the complaint of the Archbishop of Paris,
lutioe. Alesaandria w
relative to the burial of M. Manuel, lately killed in
that could render its
a dud. There were in the plan
Lund (Sir) Thomas Maitland, British Governor
79 bombs or mortars.
in the fames' Islands, arrived this day in Paris After the repealed b
1 with severkl officers of his staff. His Excellency and from their mama
I :slighted at tile Nelson Hotel, Roe Neuve-Suint- vigorous resistance
mil
Augustin. the defects and extra,
I We have received through an extraordinary clan-
bined. determined die
, net letters from Madrid of the 17th April. which • iii which the place also
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. state that every thing contiened tranquil in that
From three to four I
city at that date. disbanded ; A mishit hi
The following is the latest intelligence from mait.imt,
with
whom h
Greece which has reached us through Germany '''' These 600 men former
4 coot au sationel.)
iltaKl amun:eil a tame v
i "In the several Islands of the Archipelago the .i.
trliaerva. On the ql
I: Greeks have imitated the- rumple of 'tiltir•fellera- troops occupied the cit
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1 eogi±t.sessein, in toning the stsadirti of iroldrreiltion
The next day, at the M
rekeiust the TuYka. ;Chief, 'Comet Beans,
e treepa4/hich the Porte has successively sent keys of the place have
from Constsotinoele 'unitise Isle of Candi. have been
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courier extraordinary,
conquered. The inmargentse after haying made great standard which was to
slaughter of them, pas seised themselves of all the forts
of the island. and raised .'4l them the standard of in-
Ile pendeoce. A Greek squa.mrao,
compered of well-
-dr the Isle of 'dm.
Filially, to complete the embahsmament of the revolt in Italy Novare,
copied by military, pr
security for the tramp
armed ships is collected ne
It is said here, that
. . Crivells, and other revs
o.toman Goverumest, it is announ....ed_ that the
three hundred, have a
1 iii,urrection has broken out also in the Mo.`m and e noese coasts, where the
i- , 1 that a considerable number of Turks have !teen
I . massacred iu several parts of that province, to Spain. A proclaim
rots, announces ii genet
" A great many Greeks of Bulgaria have joined I
aehalteru officers. Th
the troop*. commanded
.by Prince Ypsilanti. he ti.;ed lasr *council c
A uotlier cons has been organised by a Greek
i'it ' k named Karabie, The Porte has declared Prince The for!uwine. decrei
\ Alenender Suzzo a traitor. It is said that two dis- t•
We, C 411.01 Victor de
M tract parties iu Wallachia are acting against the tbe Royal Army, Govero
ao Order of the Day of I
. Ortomau Government, but that they are not agreed MI140•14 the 10th of April
i • lifteeeei themselves. It is added, that fortune satiated for the purpose of
i lira proved favourable to Ali Pueblo, and that he rrneats 7110 took
. Pail in
'.I ' tiow reckons
,not less than v4OOO men under his letassoTh:c._ ••
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Five per Cent. Console, eo.fr--Bank Actions, (se
) 1,3471 fr.
t VISSIId. APRIL 13.
Count Subtle. military Governor of Lombardy, (EXTRACT roux
The instruction of
ii,„ just been0p,...._,..._.....m.44. Commander in Chief of the
„,„,y de,,,,n,e41 t'e, eiiter Piedmont. A new Congress priest' Do's Mathias %
5. 'peke', of, .hici, to to take place in this capital, public debates will tal
at which several Sos ',reed°, will be present who know that the accused.
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on, wit
Jrive nut assisted either ii't die "'threw. "es[ Trap. ceunier-revol
business struirgly mires
pau or those of Laybach.
, •ci,.. ofEaseat n 1 Meld...fie and Wallachia remain in Valium., it i_sf.ste.l,..sp.i.J.

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I lit same state. We are ignorant of the effect °hid'
1 . flint insurrection has produced at L"onataatinople,
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• . especially since the esplanations which Ole t" I 'a-
perial Courts have given as that subject. than-
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~sotiile the report is current that the famous ,Vi
s.i. i.
I ruche has abjured Isbinions and embraced, the
1 L- ‘Greii religious by which mama he expects to ea.
gaol: a, great party iti his favour. ander existing
, CUCumplanceit._
I . •_ FUN II YOST. oral L 19.
The Qua* a Maar says the reports of the
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coatiumed march of kosiois imps, sod of fresh