The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-30 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

Sr. PcrEastit; ads. Jag. 7,
At the very moment of the accession of hit Majesty the Emperor
Nicholas to the throne, we bail occasion,though from an afflicting
event, to admire the firmness and goodness of heart of OUT
Monarch. It is generally known how the Emperor behaved os
the 2tith as a Sovereign, but netball better represent, the man and
the friend than the following autograph letter, which his Majesty
wrote to Cetant Milarodowitach immediately after be was
wounded:—

My friend my dear Michael Andreewitsch—May God re-
ward you for v;hat you have done for me. Hare confidence in
find, as I myrrh have; he will not take my friend from me. If
I could follow the impulse of my heart I should already be
with you, but business keeps me litre. This day is very painful
to me, but I have a consolatiom which is above every thing; for I
see lo you and all the people my friends. my children. May the in.
finite goodness of God give me strength to repay thew ; 1 will
consecrate my whole life to accomplish it.
" Your sincere friend, "Ntcuot.as."
reamitrOut, JAN. 22.
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The letters from Leipsie say that the fair is worse than usual ;
there are but few buyers or sellers. Ordinary cloths and Linens had
an indifferent sale; silks alone were In demand.
.

The King M Ha.iniria. in an audience which he gave to the Depu-
ties of the tarn of A nspach, said to them :
" In order to make savings, I ha►e been obliged to make re.
trenehntents; many branches of expenditure have been diminished
by half. Doubtless these measures have displeased many persons,
but I could not do otherwise. People make an outcry, yet I have
dose only what is just. blany other changes would be necessary,
bat humanity restrains me. As for the persons in office who arc
affected by these measures, they shall lisive I.l.9cient to live upon.
Even in the last assembly of the States many reductions should
have been made, but it was roper to respect the will of my tither.
In the next Session our budget will be very different from what it
was, and if things had remained on the former footing, we should
have become bankrupts."
Letters Siam Trieste say that an Algerine squadron of three ves-
sels had appeared in the Adriatic, pursued by a Greek division
from Hydra.
The last letters from Vienna do not agree with respect to the
affairs of Hungary. The Diet seems not to have agreed with re-
spect to several of the royal propositions. The Archduke Palatine
has paid another visit to Vienna. to confer with the Emperor, his
brother, on the subjects under discussion at Pressburg. The con-
ciliatory character of his Imperial Highness gives reason to sup-
pose that things will be arranged amicably to the satisfaction of
the Government, of the Diet, and for the general good of Hungary.
News has been received at Semlin that the Ottoman troops as-
sembled in the plain of Adrianople, which were to march to
Western Greece. to reinforce the army of Redsehid Pacha, have
tumultuously refused to march, declaring to their officers that they
would not make a campaign in winter. A Tartar has been de-
spatched to Constantinople to acquaint the Grand Villa with this
event.

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