The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-27 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

[most vim Journal de Paris or Dec. SC]
PARIS, DEC. 24,
Yesterday evening the Marquis CLERMONT Toll-
e sane, Minister of the Marine, had au audience of
his MAJESTY.

The Journal of Toulouse of the 18th December,
contains the following information, which gives new
hopes that peace will not he disturbed :—" We an-
nounced in one of onr last numbers that this town
was going to be occupied as a park of artillery, in
which were to be placed three trains of artillery and a
bridge of boats. On the 15th inst. accounts were re-
ceived from Government, ordering the suspension of
the works on the bridge of boats.
The Baron d'EttoLas was still at Toulouse on the
18th, and it was not known when he was going to take
his departure.

A letter from Saint Beat of the 15th Dec.,
that 1,200 Constitutionals dislodged the lissagustifin
the Valley of Aran, and caused them to Most WO
France.
The courier from Mahon brings intelligence of thc
20th Nov. that an American arrived there with info--
'nation from Algiers, stating that before it left, fist
Algerine squadron was on the eve of sailing to sot
against the Spanish flag.
The ex-French General Sauitazte has embarked
at Antwerp, on his way to Lisbon.
A letter from Trieste states as follows :—" The
towns of Coron and Motion have offered to capitulatk
provided the Greeks will suffer the Ottoman garrisons
to retire into Thessaly; but the Chief of the Greek.
would not comply with their request."
On Sunday eveping, before the performance of
Divine Service, the King transacted business with
M. the Count de Villele, President of the Council of
Ministers.

This afternoon his Majesty successively transacted
business with M. the President of the Council, M. the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and M. the Keeper of the
Seals.

The health of Marshal Davoust, which, during
several days. has given cause of serious alarm, is
greatly ameliorated, and it is to-day thought that be
a nut of danger.
The Baron Eroles has not quitted Toulouse. He
is the object of general interest. Ile has had several
conferences with the President of the Regency,
who receives frequent dispatcbes from the frontier.—
The time of the departure of this brave General is not
known.

The Zurriar enumerates the shades which discri-
minate the friends of the Constitution; they are thus
classed :

_
1. The aanilleros, or members of the society of the
ring, who are, it is said, federalists; 2. The pastekros,
or pretendientes, who are the cordeliers ; 3, The coin.
muneros, or the pure patriots, that is to say, the Sainte
Montagne.
A great number of superior officers of various ranks,
belonging to the Army of the Faith, have proceeded
towards Toulouse, in order to pass into Arragon or
Navarre. At the same time that these movements tire
carrying on in the department of the Easter► Pyre-
nees, we see successively arrive at Perpignan, officers'
of the Constitutional party, who come from the neigh-
bouring departments, or are conducted as prisoners of
war by Royalist columns. They have been set at
liberty, and have received passports, with means to
defray the expenses of the►r journey. Among them
are the prisoners who were taken at Seo.

MADRID, DECEMBER 15.

It is stated as positive, that a Treaty of Alliance
between Spain and Portugal has been concluded.
Eight thousand men are to enter Spain forthwith, and
to be placed at the disposal of the Government. It
is even said, that a commercial treaty has been ar-
ranged between these two Powers. The same Pleni-
potentiary would not be charged with it, according to
rumour, for it is affirmed- that he is recalled- to
Portugal,
General O'Dorinel has concentrated his forces at
Puente la Reins, and Torrijos has left Vittoria, at the
head of 3,000 men to give him battle.
The manner in which the Ministry treat General
Morillo gives reason to believe that they are desirous
of being reconciled with this important individual ;
important from his military renown, and whose prin-
ciples are thole of a moderate Constitutionalist. It is
said that some of the principal Genera)s, such as Lopez
LBanos, Ballasteros, and Quiroga, have expressed to
the Minister at War their desire to see Morillo invested
with some considerable command, in order to prove