The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-24 00:00:00

HAMBURG AND GERMAN PAPERS.

Our journals contain a detailedSarceoPlLTOEfittal ilieliglirGandArPeßvileLlVsbe-
flirt the winter palace, on the anniverstry.of the entrance of the
A Iliot into Paris. By the order of the day of 31st March. his Ma.
jest announces to the Russian army that the late Emperor in.
tended to give medals to all those who were in that campaign, com-
memorating the entrance of the troops into Paris, and him 31sjesty
takes the opportunity of the first anniversary of the Mat March.
under his reign. to fulfil this intention of Alexander, by giving the
medals promised.
I On the mama day his Majesty addressed the followhg rescript to
the Duke of Wellington :
" To our Field- litrithal-(jeneral the Duke of Wellington.
" In order to testify to you niy particular esteem for your great
qualities, and for the di.tirgut. heti service. which you have ran.
deceit to all Europe, it will be highly agreeable to me if one regt.
'tient of my army hears your name. On this day, the 19th alst) of
March, on which Paris was taken, 12 yeses ago, and an ever-me.
morahle contest, in which the good cause indebted to you for .ttrh
splendid triumphs was terminated. I have given orders that the
Sinolensko regiment of Infantry, formed by Peter the Gorat, and
one of the most distinguished of my army, which was formerly
r under your command in France, shall henceforward be called the
Duke of Wellington's Regiment, as I wish hereby to give you a
proof of my constant and sincere regard.
(Signed) " NITIROLAS.“
The Duke of Wellington, who, as we understand, leaves us to.
morrow, has during the last few days visited all the establishments
for education which are under the especial direction of her Majesty
the Empress Mother.
Prince Wrede. and Baron Egloffatein, Major-General in the
service of Saxe Weimar, had the last andience with the Emperror
and the Empresses on the 2d. General vas Trip took leave on the
3lst March. The Chevalier Pees de 1s Coen* presented on the
3d his new credentials as An busador from the King of Spain.
The report of a change in the Ministry i• toil prevalent.
IlisNlajesty, in a very gracit us letter to th• inhabitants of Finland,
has confirmed the privileges of the Grand Duchy. as hitherto enjoy.
ed ; and ,n another to the Vice Chancellor of the University of A bo,
of which his Majesty when Grand Duke was Chancellor, he ex:
presses him regard for the University, and as a new proof of it. sp.
points his son, the Grand Duke Alexander Nicholagewitach, Chas.
cello,. On account of the Prince's youth, the Secretary of State
for the Foreign Affairs of Finland is to perform the duties for the
present.

Prince Alexis Kurakin is appointed Chancellor of this Russian
Order■.

An Order of the 31st March announce% that Ms M -.jolty will re-
tain the title of Colonel of Ithe Regiment of Yager% of Sevusk.—
ft elan contains the appointment of 31ajor-Beneral 13outou►iin to
the post of Quarter•Ma%ter-General of the First Army, and an.
pounces othtr promotions.

Ray mit w, APRIL li
Within a few weeks a great number of emigrants from V.aely
Germany have arrived here, intending to go to South America
among them are 30 families, who have found here the end of their
journey. and must now return, quite destitute, to their own country,
which they but lately left with tneir little all. They had expected
that a free pasvage would be afforded them. and are unable to defray
the expense themselves. May their example be a warning to
others !

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 11.
The delivery of the Crown Princess is expected by the 25th. In
the printed devcriptinn of the ceremony of the baptism, the 'Ton-
son, are named as follow :--Their Majesties the King and Queen,
the Kim( and Queen of Bavaria. the I) 'chess Dowager of Linchen.
berg, and the Princess Sophia Albertine.
HANOVER, Aram 13,
The Duke of Cambridge is gone to-day to itotenkirchen, where
he will spend a few clays.
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BEaLr,t. Arum 15.
Lieutenant-General Von Trip, who has arrived from Si. Peters.
laugh. lies already left us to return to the Hague. Mr. Dykes, an
English Cabinet messenger, has passed through, on hie way from
St. Petereburgh to Lobtliin..__