The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-23 00:00:00

H.4.IIII('RGII MAIL.

We have reeeiveil Ilatoburgh l'apen to the 18th must.
The following arc extracis:•—•
ST. rETCRIVI•II(IU, SIITT. 4.

The Senate published on the 11th of last mouth an Ukase re.
latiee to the Jews,. The tidlowing arc some of the articles. The
officers nt the fro;:tier pores are strictly. enjoined to take can that
no foreign Jew lit a!hostsl to procestl onto the interior of the till.
Aire, or, if he has voluntarily left it, ever to return. There are
Nome excertions in favour of Jews settled in Russia, who have
gone abroad on mercantile on private business, with legal
ports, and with permission to return* ;;icon by the Authorities in
the empire. or our 31iiiisters and Ditiloinatic Agent:: at Foreign
Courts t also thow who came to 1ti111.1.13 to stay for a shun time.
un account of business; but they must also have passports from the
Diplomatic Age!As abroac!.
Svocartotar, SEPT. 7.
The King n:ol ljaecn are gone to Drottotgliolm.
It when the Crown Prince returns in October.
from Chris:l:con, fount ttsudels will %sin pure the utliee of Ga.
Tema of Norway.

Mar.

The Polk!! P.Topii have left their camp ut rowsriko, and returned
to their re,weeti vt• gpatilious.
( ha the IVilt of hit month a Pomeranian ship arrived at Memel,
having on Wad several Jews front Husyrau Poland, who have
brought a large quantity f eumittrfeit Polish coin, probably nia.
inifienireil iv Laghtml. ')'hit being discovered, they were imme-
diately nrrvited. !karats this, 'several Jews have purchased in
England large quantity' of counttrteit (perls::ps also Prussian)
coin, and are said to be about to set out for the ports of the Balm.
s s llawov Ea, terse. 14.

The Dalie 1 emolidge returned the day betiwe rrueniny tram
his visit to the Hartz 3lountains, and bet out again yeittaday to be
ut et het:nine, piny in Illecklenburgh.
A hard of thieves is now in prison at Neuhaus. It ie that of
whh•li one Tung is the captain. Among the crimes attributed is
fratricide, unit it it to have ramifications in England, at least
one of them h is marked on hint, iu bad English, •• London, at the
main port of thy takuuturers."
Wet MAL SEPT. O.

The disturbances at Cobnrg were by no means SO 'important as
reports have made them. The itouhuient of the citizens to the
ambit& Duche.s is so great, that on driving out lately they over.
took her, unharnessed the horses. teal drew the enrristge hack to
the l'Ance. 31. Von I.indats. Privy l'ooncillor the Italie of
s3xe 11;,4113, I, v two rent with all speed to l'oburg, in ado to
arrange any ditlercnces that may have arisen.
_llawauwon. SRPT. 14.

We arc informed that the Prussian 31inister or p“:ice has issued
the following ordinance respecting the Prassan Universities:—
Students who come from a toteign to a l'russinn University
shall not ht. e •terel, unless they satisfactorily prove that they have,
at no and in no place, barn a part in any unlaw•ful associa-
tions and intrigues, otherwise they ate nut only nut to he catered,
bat immediately to bit a:•nt away trout the town and its territory
or if any suspi.:lon is excited, to be put under arrest."
EXt:HANOCS.
Illamnttnnu. SErT.I7.-I.omlon. 38 6: 21'1. SO 2.
p. tract?, Suer. 3.-I,andon. 9 32.04; Paris, 1001.
Lcirsro, Sari. 13.-lAndim, three months, /i 15.
DEALIX, 14^.rr. 14. - London, three motithi, G :NI..