The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-10 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY I:OEM[3 tl 10, 1825.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday, with the Etoile of the
day following, arrived yesterday. They are tilled chiefly
with political commentaries on the late judgments of the
Royal Court with respect to the Colutitetionnel and the
Coarrier Francais. Each Journal treats the question
according to the views and interests of its party. The
atone proclaims the acquittal of these Papers the triumph
of impious and revolutionary doctrines. The Journals be-
longing to the Opposition severally regard it, in proportion
as they incline to Liberal or Royalist opinions, as an event
inithe highest degree important end auspicious to the pub-
lic liberties, and pregnant with danger to the Ministry.
The news from Greece is only of interest as it seems to
tbrow a doubt on the reported arrival of the Tureo-Ezyp-
tian expedition at Navarino.
The advices from Spain represent every day more clearly
the multiplying embarrassments of the Spattish Governors
in the possessions yet retained by the mother country in
the New World. Unless the Cabinet of Madrid be very
prompt in their measures, it is quite certain that they will
not long have a cclony to trouble them, on the other side of
the Atlantic.

[From the Constitutiunnel of Wednesday, Dec. 7.1

FRANKFORT, DEC. Z.

The new organization of the new Council of State has just been
ptumulgated. It gives much satisfaction to the Prussian patriots,
who observe by the compositions of the several sections that the
partisans of the Constitutional system daily acquire more infiutexe
over the mind of the Mot arch. Meld Marshal Count Gneisenau,
one cf the most zealous partisans of ties system, is appointed Prod-
dont of the Section of Foreign Affairs, and of that of Military
Affairs. M. de Brockhansen. Minister of State, is President of the
Section of Commerce and of Religious Worship; Mr. Von Ramps
of the Section of Justice, and Lieut« General Muffling of the In-
terior. The President of the Section of Finance is not yet named,
but it is gentility believed that his Majesty's choice will fall on
YI Von Stagemeri. who tills the office ad interim, and who is
equally distinguished by his financial abilities and by his character
for probity.
Maims), Noe. U.
The Goverment hss received despatches of a very recent date
from the Harannah, the cornets% of which having been kept very
WTI!, are supposed to be unfavourable, and in all companies it
is whispered with an air of mystery that the troupe from Ferrol,
whico wino to be re.emberket at the ti c v inn Rh, to be landed on the
eras: of Yucatan, have shown themselves so decidedly averse to
expedidon, that General Alves has been afraid to persist, ord
has informed the Minima of War of this circumstance, and of the
evident spirt of insurrection among the troops of the expedition.
Masotti:is the consultative Junta is wholly occupied on the means
reducng Mexico to obedience, mid as the Bishop of Mexico,
rola the members of the Junta. is perfectly well acquainted with
the looalutes. Me pretensions, Atc of the Mericans, be has been
summits:and to draw up, without delay, a Report on the means to
be "Wooed end the Pyi em to be followed, in order to replace Mexico
antler the yoke of Spain.
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Royal Spa.
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