The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-26 00:00:00

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Ceosership, ;n imp• airing snd consenting to such
igoits. is a real violation of the rights of nations,
viola tlionour and good reputation ought to be as
scrupulously respected•as those of individeala. The
'deuce observed by the French Governors nallbiaN
war, which some wretched Cher:stuns have deel~
against the Spaniards, their deliverers, is uoparoili
toned and incredible.
The Journals and the letters from the different
part 4 of the Peninsula give fresh proofs of the ea.
thosiasm of the people in favour of the constitms•
tioual system, which has been again culled fur by
the recollection of the iostallatinn of the Extraor.
dinar), Cortes in 1810, in the Isle of Leon. On
the other hand, the approach of the Parochial
Juntas for the election of Deputies to the Cortes
for 1822, has contributed to rouse the indolent
from their lethargy ; to animate the patriotic
energy of the vigiLsut; and to make the deluded
desist from their opposition to the salutary
measures which will lead to the solid hap-
pine's of the country, by means of a continua..
Lion which will give such advautages to all the
Spsniards, when, banishing all discord from our
minds, and all united and resolved to pay doe obe-
dience to the law anal its ministers, we leave those
who govern us at liberty to act with freedom and
promptness, so that, being surrounded with fewer
difficulties, they may fulfil their duties with more
energy and punctuality.
Yesterday the first parochial assemblies s•
held in this capital for the elections: that perfect
order moderation prevailed iu them which may
inhabitants of this city, who,
who seem to design
/ well acquainted with
not only to theory but
swain, the order, deco-
prevail in. these Juntas
thefriends of their country,
people of Madrid are
heard that the other
'd the same conduct,
all the Spaniards are
,4f they are worthy of
lIADZID, oc.rosee 10.
engaged in the important
- Committee for the
of the discussion on
0080818 8.
said that the debate on the terti-
_ —al to be essalinued.
'Pieelltke tram Cenaries—approved.
Capital, St. Cristobal de Loom.
21. Cuticles, Drpsty.from the Canirks, or.
"peed this change q• the capital in • long tend
lemertte.feeech• Tod peopeee4 tliskutha my of,
PaIOPO *AA bor still Alia capital. r•vt• ' r I:.
ACseermaislaesisees olieedstiork •CWsteisl
Is Lerma woes •
this **tete 1144' Paakaittes•
Br_, 1414MtlWe
vote Ssl eitnesotne de-
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Its cops ral.e.aarelikumorpasmus. 01 •
seems W aresol9,
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nip umaufae.
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&veep long &kW .setae of elms.' pointleitedier
the city of Cialdlslajara. ihoeld-lKilltideppital,
which was at length approved. •
Province of tivilevoceerailame spessitign being
made, the eoisiideratielliledlilb.dldlelt' was ad.
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On Saturday eveoiog, dm.. %lea okitmo, the G..,
nerd of this place. in passing„the. bridge of Boa
Vista, in company with his Purest georetary and a
inerclmet front England, but a. Portuguese, was
fired at bra mutt concealed at the gewf, on the
Bps Veen side, as was *opposed from a blunderod
buss. .The General was woondad in several plocesri
but iu only one of consequence by • bull, which is..
appesrs, entered above the hip. and passed out of
the beck ; the other wounds were/from slugs. The
merchant accompanying him was also wounded
above the elbow, the ball passing throve) the arm.
Both, however, are in a fair way of recovery.
..
The consequeoce of this has been, that more theft
200 pee* hue been apprehended, and are still,
confined in prison. It is said that Lisbon will be.
their destination. Nothing certaio has yet trama..•
spired to identify the person who perpetrated thitii
action. Os the Monday following a body walks
foood floating in the water, and was exhibited far,
a whole day in the street, with a reward of 100,000.
roubles to any one who could give any ioformatios.
respecting it • but to no purpose. Independent of.
the features grips mach mutilated, them parts exi.:
posed to the air iii a very short time became per,.
tectly black. ! The only thing that was ascertained,
was, that he was a white man.
There can be but little doubt that the Govern.
mint suppose this to be the person who bred upset-4'
the General, and with some reason; for, irnmetlio,,
anti
ately upon an he threw himself into the nuke'.,,
Ili was found with a large pistol heavily losidedd
stock in between his jacket and shirt; a pair of
trousers and a Scotch plaid formed the rest of his

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'0; ni I'vnirst4 loins slug.* in!) T I
• Clothing : a datlar and a
half, were all that: he had about him.
There esety thing remaieer as far as to the knew.;
ledge of the public. It is said, that two or three
people ran from that end of the bridge immediately
on the blunderbuss being fired; consequently, the
Government suspected that more than one person
was concerned; sad this, nn doubt, has led to so
many people being apprehended : and it were a
happy thing could we say it were finished; but
there is still some one of other taken up daily. In
fret, the town is subject to a rigorous military dis-
cipline by night and day. The General, on being
wounded, did not continue the road to his house,
but returned to the house of the Capitas Mor
Moretti, where lie has since remained. Two pieces
of horse artillery, constantly reedy to the lighted
match, fifty regular infantry, and as many cavalry,
form the guard round the horse, and there the in-
formation constantly goes of the progress made to-
wards filling the prisons.

NEXT TUESDAY LOTTERY BEGINS-ALI. MONEY.
-THREE OF £30,000!!!-NOT TWO BLANKS TO
A PRIZE.-f 30,000 FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN
PRIZE.

(Fe► Low lute Meows, 4e. sts last me.)

THE BRITISH PRES S.

LONDON,
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FRIDAY, OcTonga 26, 1821. ' ".-
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A Harnburgh mail arrived last night with Papers I
to the 20th instant. Baron STaoooNovv has re. '
turned to St. Petersburgh. He was met at Lugs,
which is about 80 miles south of that capital, by
the Emperor ALExssosa. Oil his way to Witepsks,
by whom he was graciously received. He met with,
a like reception, on his arrival at St. Petesehurgh,;
from the two Empresses and the people. It may,
be here seen pretty plank!), how the people or
Russia feel disposed towards a war with Turkey.
The accounts from Hanover are to the 19th.
e regret to find it was the advice of his Pbysi-'
Minns that the Kama should keep his bed for five
ii six days. ShouldJais,bealth permit, it was Isis
4IAJISTT's intentlite'illi reach Gottingen on an
ton his return to *island. The following are
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ST. PBTBII3IIIIOII, OcTOBB2 2.
""' 'Salton Strogowiff on his return home from Con.
t
illantinople and Odessa, arrived at the post house
steer Loge just as his Majesty gig Emperor, on his
journey to Witepek, was combt est of the church
at that place, where he hattbeen paying his devo-
tions. The Ambassador, in his travelling dress,
isitisediately waited on his Majesty, and was most
graciously = r
~. 71304.11.1ver0r immediately,
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wt ' ilmiens of timills44 war by;,
sill eisemiseupkiefog tine with the Minister. Hid'
E:.:,
~. ,:ipis is arriied here, has been honoured.,
', Bettering reception by both the Ens.
iltisWieblic have also shown much eager.
in testifying to him the interest they have
taken in the critical circniptances in which he has
beta placed, and the ism aid noble conduct which
he'shewed in them. it.. lo.i
•wl ,••
Court goes ilia* wraerniog for eight days
late Queen of England.
IlsNovas, across& 18.
.ice his Majesty's arrival the exchange of coo-
lies has been very active in various directions.
Lord Castlereagh is testy much engaged, sud ap-
pears but seldomitt tle Ssenerous parties given by
tke‘fijinisteratrilliikkti..
12.4 sup. tbasigh2VeirSiVallar that nobody was
here gin) their' Vane ti his Majesty,
and as it is contrae; 441/41‘twite iu these cases, for
the Ainbassador.ti shore Utile than the Prince who
Stria be compliMented, it was thought that the
-*lector would come in person. This expectationi.
;Lim not been realised, for last Thursday the Nisi',
hamberlaiu, Von Bardeleben, arrived from Cassel:
....t el .• OcToDeR 15.
ss . 1
It said that the Hessian Ambassador has ass
oSsibri except to apologise for the Elector, who 14'
ic
1 prevented from coming, bat he has nut yet had an

The beautiful Priocees of Solos, daughter of
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cumberland,
who is 19 years of age, is particularly noticed by
his MiOesty.
OCTOSta 16.
lkeileprese arrived here fr Vienna in four days.
"ll:'be King's Physicians declared shut it was sb.
grimly ne • y that his Majesty should keep his
bed five or six days, for which reason the dinner at
the Duke of Cambridge's, the procession to the
church, sod the grand parade on Sunday morning,
are countermanded.
His Excellency the Minister Von Animaldt will
set oat on the 41st for Gottingen, to prepare for
the arrival of the King, which, if his Majesty's
health will permit, is to be on the 25111.
STUCICHOI.II, OCTOBRIL 14.
It is affirmed that many Officers and other young
people intend to go through Germany to Greece to
fight against the Turks.
A letter from Finland up—" On the 12th
August a dreadful fire broke out at Fr edericksham,
which, in the space of six hours, reduced nearly
the whole town to ashes. Two churches. 110
houses, the town-house, aud several public build•
ing, were destroyed. Only ten houses were saved.
The unfortunate inhabitants have saved nothing
but their lives from the conflagration."
In the mouth of August nearly 40,000 ship

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' Order Ind moderation prevailed is
be esPected from the inhabitsch
in sots of • dozen individuals wl
to ktd them astray, are very we
thePrights and their duties, not
io poetics.
Ve repeat it again and agrair
Imp, and dignity which prevai
jo? consoling sight for thefriend
en evident proof that the pes
'why of liberty. We have lieu
utsfpie monarchy have held
ow'
,ei„aiay be able to say all
)IA• ria and will remain so, because
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P • IIADII.II
Cortes are still engages
la- 'lb,.
u of the project of the
of the Spanish territory.
r. The following is an abstract of
.1111dissbjeet:—
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_w ,„ :SITTING OF °OTOS
.MllMPressdent said thee the I
• ' issisMiiroisies wets to be evasions

Two memorials *tie referfac Us reasisittees ~...i;nz
of Coortnerrand Fituniect . . trr
nanufae- Irg•
tdrtra of hither et 4neoiwov, , *clime snd "IP
Or ureic, ISOMfaCtlififta, and roporzeitea. prokibitory Eire*
measures against foreigner. ; 'timbre *Oran Ma- with du
nicipslity of Mahon, relatAirayirikit. AgifilNitsoa eif ram%
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trasiiiiif V Cstaiiik j C
*race'. Confabs; ,Capitat I.: . • •irce if 'ken is
twarsca ; Capital Coessorrall appisived." ." beta ph
• tipper Esireinasiens (to be called dijekosi ; wok.*
'Capitol Caretes-Liarer gstrewsedura (to boo tool our
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