The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-29 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

Fra;ikfort l'apers to the 21st inst. arrived yesterday
mottling. The following are extracts t
SIVITZ kn LAN D, SEPT. in.
An inconvenience which in severely le.t by all travellers in Svelte-
ethnel, and iv • great hindrance to the mtereourse between the
cantons themsslves, will shortly be removed, at least In part. We
allude to the Tlifi•1111 descriptions of currency, each of the cantons
having hi berm had its own coin. dittoing not only In the die, but
eves the value, front that of all others. Now, however, six f the
pet, eiNt eintems Beene, Freiburg, S. lence, Bank. Argovia and
Vaal, have agreed to hare a currency common to them all. 'The
aid ruin below II bale will be abolished ; the first of the new coin
will be towed, if passible, before the end of the year, and it is ca-
pered that the change sill to completed in fi,e yearn. The pre-
sent arboo-t of the solvency of the sic cantons in estimated at
5.115.000 hoos. The population of the sic cantons in 709,e00.
Though the proceedings respecting the it,ath of Keller are ter-
minated hr the sentence that has been pis:x(l, only that part of th::
tubtie (and It I. Toy small) which hopes, thut by forgiving and
torgitting, the disowning and ill-managed affair may be got rid of,
in au far satisfied with the decision, as it sees in It a kind of general
amnesty ; and on account of this character, which certainly may he
foun,l in the is:nurnee, it has been coonecied with the celebentiOn of
the Roman jubilee, which ended at Lucerne the dsy after the plow.
lig of the scnetuce. But even these few peewit, who wt.u'd gladly
ace in the declaim the conclusion of the 'Mir, cattle a that the
question cif cabs (with'', front the singular and ptotructed proceed-
ings, amount to as 'nommen sum) is chapati! of in a strange and
very unnatistictory manner, by condemning to the payment of them
tea vagabond'', a brother antis sinter (the toittuments and the sport
of the moat noindalons Ingannterrial investigatient, who du not pos-
-1 sae a tarthirg of property.—Xeremtare Cerrevinsdrnt.
VIENNA. SEPT. 11.

On Feast., the oth September, his Imperial Highness the Arch.
duke Palatine of Hungary rancid a joint meeting of both Clam.
her' of the Diet sitting at Presborg, in which I resolution of his
Majesty. date-I Pereenbing, Aug. ti, in answer to the representa-
tion d the Diet of June 10, was opened and read. A principal
point of it is, that the estates we (leaned to declare what subjects
they consider as absolutely necessary to be discussed in the present
Diet, and how much slow they believe will be required lot that
purpose. The answer is to be given to his Majesty in tire weeks at
the latest.
FRANICIPOIST, ST.PT.
Amon the 'Blest arrivals of distinguished persons to the corona-
tion at 31,.c0w were Baron Von Ileckeren, Antbassnirr of the
Netherlands, the Swedish Heise's' Steernkron, and Mr. Middletn,
Ambassutue Extraordinary •rd Minister Plenipotentiary along the
United Slates of North America.
The celebrated bell, weeding 5.000 cwt.. near the town of I wan
Wink,, in the Kremlin, has, within a few vers. sunk four fret
deeper into the ground, riwre it has been long standing. It is
now to be entirely cleared of the earth in which it is buried, that so
greet a curiosity may be examined in its whole length and extent,
with all the ornaments and inscriptions.
A turrliant of the third class, minted Kingtoff, has, on occasion
of the Emperor's coronation, excused 213 poor creditors from the
payment of 1,5'22 rubles. Ile has publishA their names, with a
e quest th,it they will, in return, pray for the welfare of his 3lajesiy
lye Emperor and the whale of the Imperial faintly.

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The following 'is an extract of a letter from Demerara,
dated '29th idly, 18518 ;—" We are at open war with the
Governor; he seems hostile to the Presbyterian establish-
ment, and we are petitioning him on the subject. I send
you a copy of it enclosed. If it has not the desired effect,
an immediate application is to be made to the King and
Council on the part of the Scotch, and the Dutch are to
petit ien their Government to insist on an observance of the
article: of capitulation."
The Memorial coinulains of a notice to divide the colony into ten
parochial elistricut, and of a Veatry Act, which is to place the memo-
rialist:4 Itniler Episeopoliato Clergymen, it ia said that tire-eighths
of the whu'e slave population is owned by Presbytelans, while
nearly all the resident whites employed as superintendents are of
that pereuaeion. The following it the conclusion of the memorial :
t' Your NI einorialitets and Petitioners therefore humbly pray,
that Pre,:hvierion Clergymen be fonlowitlo established in throe dia.
trios or Mirishes which have made implication for tlieni,—such
perishes forming but a very inconsiderable extent. in comparison
I a ith the rulers : sad thus laureling a proof of the moderation of
' r•-i? or.otteriali.ta, when their stake an the tinny would have jar
i tit.esi then in mating •,,reater claims on your Excellency and 110.
noorable l'outt.
I '• Thtet the thatch and hicsoch Clerrymen may always be con.
' awned as inoilepusitmt niche Egeseopaltali Clergymen, iu the care-
: cialvi their piroellial du:lca. in the parishes to which they are op.
piloted t.—and, in like manner, that their parishioners may be
exempt from emery daily., or avaresments,—except in behalf of
their own national che:ch. at the cal of the Colonial begia.ature.
"Thai the Dutch l'meistusiee, and the Scotch l'estri-s or Com.
tureen of hlammernent, shall have equal rirhot with those given,
by the .net of the 3d 31.7. ire;, to the English Vestries—to repte-
' Nat the state of the hnances of their r,t,pertive churches, and to
',. apply tie relief to your Excellency and Honourable Court, it roe-
' anamarf.
' " That this arrangement may be publicly notified, for the guilt
• once of all parties."
1 Tot Perna I..sws.—The feeling that prevail* upon this
subject throughout the City of Cork was manifested during
I the last wet kin the most decided manner. Four parishes
r hare already express:A their opinions on the introduction
, Of dais intolerable measure into Ireland ; anal out of those,

I ernelosthrt. Th • •vinnietg mills dITC now in full e
jhilr individuals only were found to raise their voices in
with a rove,
of
permatwcy iu the d.:7i tlid for yarn....
llandtw Ce.• it/ flavour of it !!—Dubliv Eveltin,N. :If ail.