The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-24 00:00:00

Gh. UNA N PAP Li litie

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 9.
No further new. from Turkey appears m the
Austrian Obserter to the 10th ineltpire.

Metilliques, 021; Bank Aare., 804 3-10.

71111t15111ERO, •EPTEMBIR 19.
Greek Commissioners, men of good education
who have studied in German Universities, hst•e
lately passed through Frankfort with the intention
of visiting the various societies established for the
assistance of:the Greeks, and suggesting to them
most suitable Measures to be takeu. Oue of these
Men was prevent at the taking of Tripohaze, te.

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tweeting wlattliontejournals hive rep nted *the
conduct ate Greek. O. suc I lastours.—.
He •ffi rthis ,1,. it not the
'Greeks
Greek,►udi
' ke ebe ' *la , h 'the perfi-
dious 1114ta sissebeee, - t after the
Greeks ifterel suditetty teem a rrible fire
upon them.frm'es the houses, to that 5 or 600 were
killed in the streets, which naturally tracked the fury
of the Greek soldiers to the highest degree,.so that
they took sangainary but just vengeahee. Besides
the large contributions in money (in which latterly
some persons li.ove joined) and of arms, many high.
minded men have lately come forward to ded,eate
their services to the Greeks I not actuated by an
ignoble desire of gain, but by the wish to assist in
deliveriug their Christian brethren from the yoke of
barbahaus.

SOLIKOEN.—SeveraI public Papershave reported
that the Students of the University of Marburg
have ordered blades (probably foils) without the
word " Prince" from which ass inference has been
draws that revolutionary views were connected with
this order. No blinks have oven been ordered here
directly for students at Marburg. Formerly, the
words** For Prince and Country," were iiiscrilsed
on many blades. In commissions for Switzerla►td
and America, a wish may have been expressed
to omit those words on the blades to be sent
there, as not suitable. At fleet a report was spread
►hat above 1,000 biotite. with the motto of the
general association of the student., " Honour.
Libtrty, sod Country," had been sold to several
German Universities—espeeiall, Halle. From the
strictest investigation it appears that three such
blades had been besot on commioion (not bespoke)
to Bonn. They were old sword blades, such as the
French officers wore before the Revolution, and the
cutler had put that in•criptinn on them. But who
is it that takes pleasure iu spreading such false re-
ports? %Vhat esti be his object ? Should we not
rather rejoice at the Rood mural conduct of our youths
at the Universities ? Is it not contemptible—is it
not criminal to accuse them of illegal proceedings
of which they never thought of ? Is not this youth
the flower of our 'worthy, our blood, our hope ?
If it is every where treated with the love which is its
due, it will bring back of itself to the right palls the
few individuals of its hody who have gone astray,
and reject from it the infected.

STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBER 14.

The marriage contract between Ins Kays! High.
ness Prince 0-car and the eldest daugh►er of the
Duke of Letichtenburg, was signed yesterday by
the King in Council. The marriage is to be ce-
lebrated in June nest.