The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-03 00:00:00

GIBIidLTAR.

The Gibraltar CAroxiele of the MI) ult. contain.
,the fullowitig proclamation
. .

" Tie gentlenseu residing in the garnets', w►o have meted
on former ercesions with so much seal as inspectors of dis-
tricts daring the summer months, have nails offered their
wring, sad the vacancies arising from the absence of others
, have beeps readily filled up by km1'1461611 actuated by t►e
same desire for the public good. The Goreritor is fully win-
sible bow mach is due to them for their atresuous exertions
in haviug rowtributed so materially towards the preserratioa
of the public health; sod with a view to t►e prevention of
disease, he earnestly recommends a coutinuaace of that
strict altrolius to 'borough ventilation soil cleitalioese, as
Lein[ objects of the first importance.
'• The Go►ernor feels assured that the Inhabitants of all
doscripActua will immediately sad cheerfully comply with
whatever soggeatioeis and directions the insproon and medi•
esl geailtmeu attached to the dusts iets may poles oat, which,
censpled.with. the advantages to he derived from that excel-
lent establishment t►e Civil Hospital, afford a competent
hope, that any Jimmie, whether contagious or otherwise, will
be speedily checked, and its extrusion avoided.
•' The appearance of the plague at Algiers having been
*facially reported, the Governor Las adapted the necessary
precautions, and be trusts that by the active exertions and
vigilaece of all dame., its introduction to the guffaw& will
be effectually preveuted. _

K Sweets earlier will continue to superintend the sick
poor (out patinas) in the town, and will be assisted by the
sediesl officers 'mentioned is the return, who a►e quartered
at the *oath end or the Civil Hospital. . . .

t' yr. Amid will euperiatead the lick poor (out patients)
in.the south, and is quartered at the Naval Hospital.
. L'ulregt muter my hand, at Gibraltar, the 10th day of
July, 1822.
(Signed) " CHATHAM, Governor.
(By eultutaaud) "S. K CHAPMAN, Civil Secretary."

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY e 9.
We End the following in the ✓uuriol of Too-
tofu :

We have this moment received the following
news from the frontiers of Arriege :—Ou the morn.
ing of the 16th of July, the two parties which dis-
pute the possessioa of Catalonia, came in contact
in the neighbourhood of Vieh. The carnage was
frightful, never befuie was there manifested such
ferocious desperation on both sides. Nevertheless,
the troops of Mists and of Malavila were unable
to hold out long against experienced regiments of
the line, mid of militia, and these two Chiefs have
been obliged to sound a retreat. Their loss has
been considerable ; it is estimated at 600 men
killed and wounded. The Constitutionalists were
commanded by the Captain-Getter:ll in person.
They had previously informed the inhabitants of
Puyeerda that they might reckon upon their
speedy deliverance. Three thousand men, dis-
enibasked at Roses, have beets marched towards
Olot. Three thousand men have ulso marched
from Barcelona, and are advancing upon Lam-
pourdin."
The same Paper announces also, that the defeat
of Quepada by Colonel Assure and Leirmitor, is
co, firmed. There were 40 killed, 100 wounded,
end 30 priamiers. The Constitutionalists took a
quantity of ammunition, and 200 muskets.
( Courier Trowels.
Freda' Funds.—Five per Cents. opened at
911. 50 c. ; closed at 911. 65 c.

JULY 30.

We (Gazette de Prow) have already announced,
sad the statement is confirmed, that the King has
appointed the Duke de Laval Montmorency to the
embrasy to Rome, in place of the Duke de Maces,
who has resigned.
. Lord Stewart, the British Ambassador to the
Austrian Court, will leave Paris this day for Vienne.
. Letters trod Scullin of July 1 l announce that
the Baron de Siegeatbal, the Austrian General
commsodiuu at Peterwarialin, had arrived at the
farmer, and that in consequence of a proposition
mule to him, it was said, he was shout to cuter
into a conference with the Prchs of Belgrade.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
simile or MJLY 29.

The Chamber discussed at some length the art'.
des, thy pay of the army, and the expeuses of the
gendarmerie.
M. de Lameth in proposing a considerable re-
daction under the letter head of expenditure, pro-
ceeded to state his objections to the 0111111 M in which
the gendarmerie were etuployed. He said geu.
darmes were stationed at the hotels of the Ministers.
sod of the Director of Police. so that they hall the
appearance of barracks. He was convinced they
were introduced in disguise iota the electoral col-
leges. (Laughter sud murmurs.) In England, a
constable with his stiff was able to maintain good
order, whilst the French, who were the moat polish-
ed naliou in Europe, could not Resemble for the
purposes of amusement without being surrounded
with bayotrett.—(Muraturs.)—But, said the lion.

Member, as for those Nliiiisters who wish to emits.:
France, where have thry received their paned
education ? Are they the Richelieu% the Xinstnes,
the Poololls, or the Ch.,iseula ? I east my eyes
on that beech of Minister., and this sight resumes
me—fumarmnrs on the right. lasighier on the left)—
I feel a certainty that notwlthstsndinst the efforts of
this Administration France will finally obtain

Lotions adapted to secure her libertier, to
strengthen the throne itself. The Hen. Member's
proposition WV9 rtjected.