The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-27 00:00:00

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411.111TRIMAlt, BIMICTI 20.
The newsmen ha_ve publishestmelepo amounts of ships of dif.
Sent stations Wig &Mined and plundered by fleark pirates. A
Dutch ship. named the Three &others, Intel, saperbeeced this
fate. noels.% recited by this circumstance may peelap be in
Come degree lessened by the cements of a pirate letten by
.a Week MO in office to a merchant here, from which we are al-
lowed no tommanicate the following extract :
" The Greek shim of erne always respect the lag of Eumpean
Italians but there are plank:al vessels, the commanders and crews
of which are usalefactets sad exiles from the lonian Islands, Dal-
matia. Espies, and Italy. These respect no European, nut even
the Greek flag, for they are nothing bat pirates.
" At the beginning the Greek ships of war were able to put them
downy but now that they are all engaged in the great tamest with
the united Turkish fleets, the pinup take advantage of the oppor.
tunity to recommence their proceedings. We are assured, how.
ever. Sir, that the lireek Government will take the intrit active
measures to Indemnify all those who have suffered by the plunder
of the Dutch ship."

HAGUE, MARCH 23.

Today, and this whole week, the First Chamber of the States
General has been assembled. It Is maid that it has passed the law
for the loan of twenty millions for the use of the colonies ; and the
whole vide of commerce, except those chapters which were rejected
by the S‘rond Chamber, and which have been adopted in an
amended form.
Ire tray expect the close of the sessions about Saturday, on ac-
count of the Easter holidays, Tuesday next.
The works that have bean judged necessary to place the fortresses
M art-we and Luxemberri in good condition, are proceeding with
grew J c:;..ity, and it is probable that a third fortress will be erected
on the Upper Rhine, for the protection of IVestern Germany. The
retrYtmions which have been carried on reap sting It between seve-
ral gorernments are drawing to a rinse.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
ASIST ERDAM. MAICII 44-40 7: 2 M. 4ll 1.

can look out of them. The diet of the prisoners is not only good
and wholesome, but occasionally even excellent. It is true they
can read only what is given to them, and what they write is com-
municated to the tribunal.
The following are the moat interesting of the news or the day :
—Philip Doris, who obtainett for the Plata of )h dad a great
victory over another Path'. and war toe this service appointed in-
structor of the army, with a salary of 12,000 piastres (3 little more
than Al many francs). is not descended from the great family of
tkat name, but horn that of a respectable citizen of Rome. Ha
was formerly a Lieutenant in the troops of the line here, but had
the misformee to be banished in consequince of a duel (others say
for dada political opinions). Hereupon he went to Spain, and enter.
ed the army of the Cartes. When the Constitution was overthrown
he went to Asia, intending to serve the Weeks, hut fortune de-
creed otherwise, and he found an 6ppurtunii to do the Paella of
R,lgdati the service above mentioned. Ile seems, however, not to
like his situation, for he has applied for permission To return to the
Roman static and has employed the int-rvention of the (ieneral
of the Capuchin convent. A brother of Muria is clerk in one of
the Ourernmeot offices at Rome.
The notorious Berganii, who has lived here for some months,
Mot been lately a subject of conversation. It is reported that he
has been engaged in an offensive intrigue, and banished front Home
in consequence. Signor Sirrieci too has beet; spoken of, not for his
poetical, but for his political Improvesations. On account or the
latter he has been refused a passport to Naples, to which ha in-
tended to go. On this OCOUtiOII the public recoll.et that in T'te year
IBM Signor Sgrieci, who was then at Rome, received orders to
quit the city within a certain time. It is now said he will go to
Paris, and thence to London.
P.S.—We have just learnt that the above-mentioned Papal Bull
has been printed, to the number of 390 copies, and will shortly
be sent to foreign entintritii.
VIENNA, MARCH 13.—Metalliques3.14 ; Bank Shares 930.

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