The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-28 00:00:00

Mr. Ds„mraY's Letter is unavoidably deferred till to-morrow.

The Barrzsit-Passi co.mteneed publishing oo Saturday morn-
ing at seven o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY. Filet/Any 28, 1825.
Tim debates in the French Chamber of Deputies on the
indemnity to the emigrants, were continued on Wednesday
and Tinnyley. Seventeen distinct amendments have been
moved, and they are now separately under consideration.
One of them went to change wholly the very nature of the
project; it proposed to indemnify the actual possessors,

and restore the estates at once to the former proprietors.
This amendment, we arc glad to observe, was rejected by
the unanimous voice of the Chamber. The next that was

diactisscd proposes to include the emigrant fundholders.
These r.ifFerers certainly appear to be quite as well entitled
to indemnity as the lap. tholders ; yet we dare say their
dsims witl be disregarded. By the Etoile it seems that
the coronation of CHakLES X. is fixed positively for the
!Nth of May.
The trial of the murderer Papavoine divides the atten-
tier of the Parisians with the tedious debates of the
Chambers._

It is confirmed, that thelate Portuguese Minister, Conde
• ited lbassador at Paris.

PAz.tx r. it, will not be appoint _ Ambass.—
iFrom the Ztoik of Saturday.l
PAWL, FEL 25.

The Echo da Midi. on the credit of' some letters front Paris, and
atter It several Journals of the capital, have announced that the
coronation is deferred till July, this a mistake. We can state posi-
tively that the august cetemony will take place irrevocably on the
2110 of May next.
Yesterday the French Academy proceeded to the nomination et
a anlieiber in the room of the Count de Fernand, and elected 1111.
CodeieDelaviene. Out of n votes, M. C. Delavigne balk on
the fleet ballot-26 and the Marquis de Valorl-1.
'roe ing Lucian Murat IS still in the dungeons of Meridiem
thee is wen reason to suppose that this affair will be protracted
Senor di months.
flaxen FUNDII.—FARIII, FE8.24.-5 per Cents. 104 f. 7k.s
Batik Ikea, 199$f. 75c. • Rente de Naples, Falconnet Cm-di-
es, fief 46c.; Rente d'Espagne, IC i ; Royal Spanish
nes see—Exchange on London, 1 month, 24f.; 3 montilitpa
lioe.:—Cows dfrahentapse, Feb. 26.

The Bruise's Papers of Saturday arrived last night.
The only intelligence they contain is, that on Tuesday the
Fint Chamber of the States General again debated the
project of law relative to the French coin in the kingdom.
gone Members protested against the renewal of the debate :
toPy also declared that they would not vote on the law,
which they considered u having been rejected in the sitting
of the 13th of January last, when the votes were equal.
The PRISIDINT endeavoured to convince them that the
proceeding was perfectly constitutional. After a short
debate, the project was adopted. Twenty-one voted for it,
eight against it, and fire refrained froth voting.

From the German Papers we received yesterday the ful-
lowing are the only extracts of any importance :
STYLI'', FEB. 7.
According to accounts from Belgrade, Prince Mildsch has en-
tirely pat down the insurrection at once, and restored tranquillity.
Ones of the leaders of the insurrection, Aloloia Poporich, was made
prisoner and immediately beheaded ; his brother fell in an action,
zn which the peasants threw down their arms and fled in all direc-
tions. Among the Imsoners was a priest, who was also executed.
Prince 111ilmch leenia to have taken has MCWHIM very judiciously.
—,Atigemeke Zeitiong, Feb. 20.
FHANNFORT, FEB. 19.

The last letters from Paris announce tiiittiiiin-iiit.Francehss
wipointoti a Committee to draw Lp a s:etement of the debts of the
Trer.eb Prines in Foreign cousin:es which ►ro yet unpaid. This
t;onaroittee, in obedience to his his;esty's orders, and in conformity
11 the wish of the Ncble Peers, Al infsters of his Household, are
employed, without interruption, in drawing up them estimates.
that a sufficient vote of :redo for the payment nay be submitted to
the Chambers during the present Session.—Journal e:c FronAfort,
2).

On the Catholic Meeting at the Freemasons' Tavern oil
Saturday, we have only a single observation to make.
inhesitatingly :contradicted when he

IYr. e.wNnte was unhesits,