The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. APRIL 17.

The King begins to walk about his apartments.
It is hoped that his Majesty will be able to go to
maw on Sund.sy next. The Minister for Foreign
Affairs tounacted business with the King yesterday.
His Majesty has caused a collection of arms to
be sent from the Royal manufacture of Versailles,
to the Persian Ambassador, as a present. perhaps
for his Sovereign. They are in the Oriental form,
and are remarkable for their beauty.
The Deputies from the Finisterre have presented
to the Chamber a Petition from several inhabitants
of Modals, Brest, Quitnper, and Landernau, pray-
tug for the recal of the Exiles.
It has been remarked fur some time, that the
(lee droll of the Chamber of Deputies has taken
nu part iii the legislative discursions. This circum-
stance is publicly said to be in consequence of a
►e•olution adopted in common by these Deputies,
who Wye promised to confine themselves to voting
on the scrutiny for the projects of laws taken alto.
gether, and according to their conscience. IVe have
seen with pleasure that all that side of the Chamber
has supported by their votes an amendment tending
to strengthen royalty. This proceeding has proved
that sentiment has more influence than politics over
the 'Maids of the Royalists, and that they do not act
from a sense of duty.— (Gazette de France.)
The action of calumny between General Cannel
mid MM. Sainneville and Fahvier, is placed on
the list of the Court Royal Chamber of Appeal
from the Correctional Police, to be pleaded on
Monday the 16th. General Cannel alone has ap-
pealed against the original sentence, on two
grounds--Ist, the insignificance of the damages
granted to him—and secondly, the disposition
which condemned himself,. as having calumniated
M. Saimirville, to a fine of 50 francs.

It is said that the Emperor of Ruuia, who is ex-
pected in Poland for the opening of an Extraordi•
nary Diet, will continue hie journey to Brussels,
where lie will arrive about the middle of the month
of May.
The Emperor of Austria arrived in Rome on
Friday, the 2sl of April, with the Empress and the
A rcliducht.,‘ Caroline.

A letter from NI irseilles of the 9th of April
states, that a letter written from Algiers to the
Swedi+ll Con•ul at Marseilles announces, that • vio-
lent earthquake was felt at Mazer* and Oran, that
the shocks were repeated during an hour, and that
u great uumher of the inhaffitants had been lost
under the ruins of their houses."
MANIIEIM, APRIL 9.
The proceedings resulting front the unhappy
death of M. tic Kotzebue continue to occupy the
authorities. Sandi has been much better fo► two
or three days past, though his wound is still consi-
dered mortal. There a►e, however, persons who
think, that he m•ty sufficiently recover to be inter-
rogated before our Criminal Court. The preli-
minary proceeding+ now carrying MI are kept secret,
and no person can obtain the least information Nis.
tive to them.

It is asserted !bat a constant correspondence exists
between our Court and that of Saxe %%rennin-, rela.
tive to Sundt, ■ud that they reciprocally commun.'.
cute all the information they have the means of ob-
taining. Very important discoveries are spoken of
respecting this mut, winch have been made in Saxe
Wein►ar.