The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-16 00:00:00

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FRENCH' I

Tho King** hf•ahh is •n er ,irr!y
leties are to be publish...ft of it.

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Prince 31a‘hrrilian. f
s ill het arTurc ..... h!-Ir were
hy the cle*ire
,e,,! y. It
t Jur contains to-114F the rel.r.r.ati-h-s sma,ed by Li. I.
jesty en the tn the .!?Irt
streh hilt No c!tp C.lfirlrn,ably In ll,^
claim to rake P.,ry Treasqtr"
of nor.
irch.he Liking soy direct st..trs they trust lure 111(4
prove, d by the I.7umniittce of Liquidation.

"II • Sird tlic

TAN(It Ell,
A Sartlit his vessel having arrived here. the ~
crew on shore. and 10 31ourish soldi• n w •re pot no 1,, •
is. therefore. now under the put-crime:Mew of Moen. ' •
The Erglielt Consul, who. for Me present. nets a. G..,
Ssrdieds, folio!, donut the ridiera, The N. •
excuse for this act of violence. saes• t'•at ti,- Firm,* of•
had declare/1 that he or.imed oit x •
hither an Ambassador or a (',instil al•ti ;
then that time was expire.l,, cou!d to 1.41•(tr
as a frici.dly power. The time has elzp•• !,
government will no limiter recognise the S. •
An American corvi:tte of 21 guns pot it ace •, r
month. As soon as the Captain mine on iiht re. he a, •
ruded by the ( onaul of hoi weitm. to the f .a.tle. to ttega,,
PAC:II for the embarkaion of %%dike.
0,e•• • •
the revolvers of Tarifa. The Parha has nut acceded to the
sayt
of the Americans, and the latter has sailed for (iihrahar.

Rlp. )tc
Briiadier-Gerterfil lialdomera I:.raletrzo, wiPt.A I v.t.lv ar, Madrid from Pent, with droomrloa, has r•tt to
Ilonlexux. lle is said to be charged witha mission is 1;,.: Lammas.

[From the Monikor of Montlay.—No%-nfni•Uil Prty
ar„
The Minister of War has addressed the following gm sfarinin, N
r.,1 ~$_
to the Captain-tleneral of this province
" EXCILI.F.XT Eta!—The Superintendent-Genera', ,1
twins, of the Police, having received representations (ma o
tendeni-General of Police at radix. rery%refing cerhis etdo,„`.:
who arc in various parts of this prilvirCe
and etfirs ec without destiration, who rinse their abode in the 'l*;
and villages nearest to the coast (which might to excite ill, pal
and haring given an account of this to his llojeity„ he has d ezo
that those individuals should no forret. he pertuntal to re, et
I place% so near the sea-asst, and that the gerxtrit earc and via
shall be employed that no suspected person or officer, pithn
tiorion, be suffered to remain Oh any print of the mash
unk
are natives of those Places.
" The French divisions in the Spanish fortreseea
oohing to do but to secure tranquillity and roof inlet; tt
take no concern whatever in events that °emir beyond the w.
r.
" It is observed that there are now 15 Archhis.lopi stid I 14,8
in this capital. 410 the prisons earnot pintail the ni,oin
arrive daily, a %Nichols edifice, which versed MA braraccr fn- 117,i the Feria] regiments that have left tic is to be fixed at ,
posal of the Intendant-General of the Police."
[From the Courtitatkorarl.)
SE Later, from insure, dared Nov.ll, announce the r its;
that place of the Seroikiey I.lerwisch„ Pacha of Larissa. F
moment of his arrival, it has been rumoured that I,v ...a
evacuated by the Turks. The same letters state that the
Derwiseli has been considerably diminished by the cootie% r Con
bats in which it has been etigaged with the ftreeks.

_
AiAmur.. ri
The Await,lic faction begins to break Inn., in thew.
Ili4Colll manner. The decree for the re-crablishmelt of 113.
(position is artnally prepared, end really in be sobwitted .t rot
King for his 1411111'11ft; the Tepidly decaying in/hence t X
Ugarte :Idle has hitherto rmeme 1 its promulgation. ~tin
poisible species of opposition i 4 dim ei against the Mini,te dm,
who is characterised u a hen• it and free-Imam, beau* lie [fly
not agree to a system of un.verbal persecution.

PARIS. Dec. e.
The rtnilr, the official journal of the Ecelesinteal Big, L
verely reproaches tl'e English Ministerial Journals for their r etch
on the Catholics. We are grieved, in COmmun *jib even. nw
friend of humanity, at all the oppressive measures directed a put
the freedom of worship; tut is not Inflish intolerance the tie
of the growing influence which the Iltra-31ontanes run be
France ? And the diatribes of the Ewile itself. the fury of in
friends against the cemeteries, that spirit of pence:loin whirl: thew
itself in all their actions, mil speaks in all their with:v.—lt ill sit
these things yet a long while retard that epoch of emarinnat In in
the Irish Catho!ics, so earnestly desired by true yhibadm paw'
The French fanatic' arc responsible for the delay.
[Front the Jureotal dee Debelif.l

31inatn. Dr r.
The evacuation of this country by the Dyne') artry b east*
produce the results which were naturally expected frees it.
neral Espagne, the Commandant in Arragna, has tome& It
patches to the Minister of War, in which, we are asst, it
strongly urges the necessity of sending him a further stir rL
troops, to enable to restrain the reenact which are sea '
by the people, particularly in Lower Amcor.
The Curate Merino has hastily set nut from this tr:l.,*
himself at the head of a strong detachment of troops, a.•td
a body of Coastitutional Guerilla, which has been newly • a
Old Castilla
It serma certain that the Governmert thinks 'trios* c f •
leg to trial all the Ex-Political Chiefs whom it may be e
into its power.

The Alarquis de Cerralb°, a Grandee of Spain. and Er
Madrid, ha. already been arrested, and w taw on his % tarn tit
capital, In order to be put on his trial.

Nan. Dice 12.

The Gazette de Lausanne has the following parsg;apii-7.
" The rumour which was circulated, that the Swiss in levee
to pass definitively into the service of Spain, is not confer and: el
the contrary, it appears that these corps not only onntir rg le she
French service, but in the pay of France, even during th, je knee
in the Spanish territory."
LFrum the Courrier Francais.]
MADRID. Dec. f.

The re-establishment of the Innui.itinn is more eegsiri ttin
evil.. The reports that are circulited on this sub.pet mann be
without foundation ; and it is known that a Junta. ;deg:: tl ore
by an old Inquiritor-Oeneral, and composed of p "sons vi, phi'r
been noted in the ecclesiastical hierarchy, and of others to .!rr
had been confided the examination of the pape7, beinnyiny, th
secret societies, ore at this moment forming a new plan for oc re.
gelation of the Holy Orsceon its re-establishment. Fifteen Pi dun.
Bishops or Archbishops, ate at present in this city.
Drc.

Ills Majesty the Kirg of Bavaria has directed that if: is
marriages between Protestants and Catholim the Priests &he
latter religion should refuse to the Catholic party the rut,. Iroise
of the banns (and dune are many instances of such tem ahl or
the nuptial benediction, at least when the two panics er Metz
briJg up their children in the Catholic religion; thee t e Pro.
testant Clergyman shall be authorized to bless the carnage
alone, and to pay no attention to the dimissory letter of :he Cs.
tholic Priest.

The statue of Prince Blucher, which has been east it
Berlin, arrived at Breslau on the 27th of Novends r. To
avoid the inconvenience of loading, and unloading, 1: 74
conveyed by land carriage. This statue, which wigs,
130 quintals, was three days in its journey, anti :bait"
horses were frequently neecs.ary for its conveyance.
SPANISH ANU ITAI lAN RKFL urrs.—YestePlay sal!
number of persons of all ranks brought subscriptionsfer
relief of the unfortunate Spanish and Italian Refugees. to
the Mansion House. Mr. Byng. M.P. for 3liddlrus.srl
Mr. Williams, the banker, of Hirchin-lane, wersaissoSm
the number. Those gentlemen observed that tao reit
praise could not be given to the Chief Magistrate fa b:,
prompt and psrsevering exertions in the emir of ;Its
refugees. They also expressed their warm smoke:ol
of the fixed intention of the Lord Mayor to esnordrr dr
subject wholly divested of political tendency. His Ixc-
ship has received intimations from several of the Illimest
persons in the kingdom, that his humane views upfr
subject will find powerful suPptirters, where aid ens In-'.
effectually be administered. We befieve that rag bo"
been received at the Mansion House. His Lsrrlok °tr
served that he entertained no doubt, from the comgo4:,-
ment of the applications, of the liheralit'y with_ old,"
public would come forward on this most alarms:lf or
gency. Ile had taken up the cause of the unfartstory
reigner, not because they hail fought for this magas or f
that, but because they were starving in our safe: t
had a claim upon our compassion, whether they *min":
tyrs to a just cause, or the promoters of rebellion in deer
own country.
WIN s Gas.—lt is not generally known that the (111i1":
gas from bones gives a most beautiful flame, and 0-1:1"m'
being expensive, as the bones from which it is meats frbe.
burnt to carbon in a cluse vessel, are excellent in elean
all vegetable substances from impurities, particularly'"'
,
which are entirely deprived of rancidity, by mixture et
powder from burnt bones. We have seen oil at
shillings per gallon rendered equally bright and pore vi..!
those at eight shillings, by this process. In a rtsoll''i
peritnent which we made a short time since, two r..tm ,
weittht of bee f liters emitted a gas, which burrs
tine fame, Null to the light of six candles, for t ro
anti the carbon was sufficient to purify two pilot: s of gilt
The recent sale a the Sutton and Mr. Fawk, a s CSIJ..
at forty years purchase, has induced. it is said, the r
prieter of one of the most beautiful and
the ',tat of England to dispose of his prope ay, mn"
standing its hating been held by his far Ally from
Norman Conquest.