The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-31 00:00:00

GEIIMAN VIPERS.

FRANKFORT. MATCH Is.
We bear nothing but dionsureging fnrehtklingo reopening out
fair. the chief business of which will be done next week, though
sellers are ahead, here from Saxony, the Netherlands, Switzerland,
and the Lower Rhine, as well as aeretal foreign dealers in English
good. It is appreiCll{l. II that the fair sill be more glutted than
ever with cotton and wreillen in: facture.t hut whence 'hall
purchasers come, especially such an are provided with money to
make prompt payment ? till a few exceptions the seller will not
he Maned so readily to gine credit as they used to do, as iiistrust
in the order of the nay. and the bankers will not bone bills to be
drawn on them unless they hare security. To this is to be added the
nielsochnly situation of the manufacturers, who at the autumn fair
parted with their goods under prime and, and nowt now sell on
still tower terms, in order to get furda to go on with. Saxon menu-
ree'llreee in particular endeavour tor thtse reasons to dinpoge of
diet obtie stock at onec. Ott any term.: the distreae among them
it in fart very great. of width the failure of .110recht, st Zeiss. is
a woof, and which :nun: excite the greater alarm, as this moment-
taxer was always considered a. the wont eimitiderable and
Aga in the country. Such are some of +he speculations wtheaerre
fear. With respect to wool. we do nor know how mottos will torn
oat The (victors respecting the quantities coming to market are
meek divided. Lately, however, it has been affirmed that large
quantities will be offered for sale, because fresh supplies daily ar-
rive, and those from ‘Virtenriburg in patt irnlar ace more consider.
able than erer. Toe old plan of barter between wool-dealers and
cloth manurnturers stein* again to come into vogue. Thus a
wool-dada from the Netherland% it expected at the fair with 13 or
gerion pipets of cloth, Which he has obtained in this manner, and
will endravour to get rid of here and in heipaig. Letters from
Sintaburgh snootier.- the failure of the great house of Joseph
Nicene, for ail millions of franca. as it is said.
bi the Electorate of /tease. besides the guarding of the frontiers
ty Maps of the line, ne1.141114 iste.s.urra have been adopted to
triaint lin the laws on the cuntoms I i'hst country. Tbus we hear
lust it is declared to he SI du.y to give information of every viola-
tion of the lawn ; s.i that any per.on itegleoing to distills is to be
punished in the own- manner ae die smugglers or otber venous who
lure defrauded the cumunno.

A trasstron. MARCH 22.

TheCarlsruhe Chizete him an article dated at St. I'eteraburgh,
sth of march. which states that prefect trawl:tinny prevailed there,
and that any intenuptiou of it was ou! of the question.
Fort;eners ate nii.taken. if this think that there are permanent
elercenls of discoment. 4f expect any violent fermentation in the
State. English. arid in fact French, journals continually spread
false Terns of let's troubles in Russia, of new attempts on the
life of the Imperial Family, of hoe "es already commenced, &c.
These groundles... d cal.:en, malicious reports. require no re-
futatioa—peart wel he maintained, because a perfect understand.
ine to he preserve.' empty:in' those measures which Russia will
take in its own tires.. and that of Europe in general, fur the as.
listactory serungement of the ettAirs of (Irene.
VIENNA. Meat. 111.—Iletalliques, 88 1.16. Bank Shares,
—.4or-write Zrol.rig, 31-ach 23.