The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

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ibiteMerit which spOired tiorsie Ask 'since' in some
German Papers, respecting the secupetion of the
castle of Seta Angelo bye corps of Austrian troopii.
The contradiction is limited specifically to the
occupation of San Angelo, sod seems therefote to
admit so much of the original statement as referrrit
to the admission of Austrian troops into the other
fortresses or strong places within the dominions of
the Church.

Consols for the account rose on Saturday to 76,
at which price, after some slight fluctuations, they
finally closed. This improvement may he anti-
baited to the belief prevailing generally on 'Change,
that the answer of the Ottoman Porte to the Roy-
sian whireatuna has been approved by the Euiprita
ALEXANDER, and that the amicable relations sub.
silting between Russia and the Porte will not be
interrupted. To this purpose speak acconots frum
Paris and Vienna, and undoubtedly if the tune
the answer returned by the Divan be so exceedingly
humble as it is represented to be, and that the
Porte has promised to agree to all the requests con-
tained in the whineuerust, it is impossible to imagine
any pretence that could be urged by the Emperor
ALEXANDER for invading the provinces of Turkey.
It may indeed be recollected that in the case of
Naples no opportunity was allowed to the people to
escape by soy submission the horrors and disgrace
of an invasion, but the Turks, barbarous though
they be, are brave soldiers, and bear sharp sci-
mitars in willing hands. The Turks are therefore
entitled to more consideration than could be doe
to the poor Neapolitans I and it may become the
prudence of ALEXANDER to treat the Porte with
some appearance of respect.

The Tyne, which sailed list week for Jamaica,
will touch at Bourdeaux, where she will land Lord
AUCKLAND, and also proceed to Demerara, where
she will laud Mr. Dime, M.P.

Lord CHARLES SONERSRT and family sailed
week from Plymouth for the Cape of Good Hope.

Captain THOMAS HERBERT has commiftioned
the hones, 16, fur the home station. Lieutenant
A. Hosnasott is appointed to the Semirantis.—
Captain J. G. PHILLIP!) is appointed to the Jpey,
fur the coast of Africa.

Ships in Portsmouth Harbour—Queen Charlotte,
Ramifies, Albion. Sufishery, Andromache, EA-
ryalas, Tees, Icarus.

Friday the Glasgow frigate, Captain B. C.
DOYLE, fitted for the East India station, proceed..
s.d to Cowes, at which place General the lion. Sir
EDWARD PAGET, G.C.B. Governor of Ceylon.
and Staff, will embark on board her. for that island.
Major-General REYNELL, who is appointed second
in command at Bombay, embarked from Ports.
mout h.
On Thursday last John Wicks, a labourer em-
ployed on the New Cut, at Old Windsor, was folly
committed to the gaol of that Borough by JOHN
BANISTER. Esq. Mayor, to take his trial at the
ensuing Sessions, on a charge of stealing a trumpet
from the Three Tuns public-house, which had been
left there by a trumpeter belonging to the 2d re-
giment of IA guards.
On Tuesday last the Chesterfield packet arrived
at Southampton, with a large party from Havre,
amongst them were Lady MONTAGU and family,
Major CARNE and family, with their carriages, ace.
Marshal KELLERMAN Duke of Valmy, having
desired that his heart should be deposited in the
field of the battle of Valmy, his son and friends re-
solved to fulfil his wishes. A monument was erected
on the field of battle at the expense of the inhabi-
tants of St. Menehould, Whiny, Chalons, &c.
The 3d of Septeniber was the day appointed fur the
interment of the General's heart, sod the ceremony
was performed in the morning of that day, in the
presence of a vast concourse of people. The fol..
inocription, said to have been dictated by
the Marshal himself, was placed upon the tomb :...
" Here lie she brave who saved Frigate oa the 2016 of Sep.
leniber of 1792. A Soldier, who had the humour*. sow.
mand Mien, Marshal Kellentsas' Duke of Vainly, Mites
that his heart should be placed is the midst of those."
The Commissioners for running the boundary
line between Canada and the United States, are said
to have completed their surveys, and will shortly
snake up their ultimate decision and report.
The Union, a twin steam ferry boat, commed of
two hulls, each seventy-six feet keel. eleven and a half
feet beam, and eleven and a half feet asunder, be-
gan to ply on Tuesday week, at Dundee Ferry.
Scotland.

A navigable canal is about to be cut between
Lyiningtun. in Ilempshire, end the city of Salis-
bury, which will form a junction with the Avon
and Lymington rivers.
Nineteen of his MAJESTY'S horses. with their
grooms, have arrived from Ireland, and the Royal
carriages are on their way to town.
The widow of the late Emperor CHRISTOPHE And
her two daughters arrived in the Downs ou Friday
in the Missiimary, from Port-au-Prince.
On Thursday evening last a most disgraceful
outrage took place at the entrance of the Tomtit«
Hotel m this city. About ten o'clock s
Ladies and Gentlemen arrived in two cuiri.g—,
which were immediately surrounded by a great
crowd, and it was with the utmost difficulty
the party could be escorted into the 11044
safety. The mob &hewed the most daring wails
and continued to pre, upon, hiss mid hoot the un-
fortunate stranger.. The audacity of the mob ass
such. that they went up to the carriage. iu which
some Ladies were seated, and °prolog the dear.
continued to insult them, while they endeavuured
in vain to convince them of their mistake. The
edam of the Ladies sass ea great, that, upon getting
inns the i they were with difficulty preserved
from fa. . Our person, in the dress of age*,
whew amongst the foremost in biasing and
roc rag this violent outrage. We 'egret that
we cannot learn his name, ur we should readily
publish it. 11 berMS the mob mistook the harsh,
'who, we udierstastd, were from Edinburgh. for tht
Marquis of LoN DON PLARY•
--(Glasgow Paper. 4