The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-11 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

'From the Etuile, dated TileSday.l
ODESSA, OCT. 16.
We have received news from Constantinople-to the Bth instant.
Probably, on account of the journey of the Emperor Alexander to
the frontiers of Bessarabia, the Porte had renewed the order that
the Turkish troops stationed in Moldavia and Wallachia should
not exceed the number stipulated by the treaties.
PARIS, NOV. 7.
A journal of this day announces, as worthy of credit, and assures
us, that it can state as certain, that ■n armament is in course of
preparation in our ports, of the most important description. The
destination is said to be the Pacific Ocean • and it is alvo added,
that this expedition. the object of which is unknown, will be com-
manded by Admiral Duperre, who will be invested with unlimited
powers. . .

e have no hesitation in saying, that no armament is preparing
in any of our ports at this moment. So far from this being the
case, they are at present laying up in ordinary at Brest, the ships
which lately returned front St. Domingo. If there are any prepa-
rations in our ports they can only be for the ordinary swims, which
are relieved about the present time, and if Admiral Duperre hu a
command, it is, doubtless, for one of these maritime stations.
Field-Marshal the Prince of Hesse-Homburg has been named
by the Emperor of Austria, Commander-in. Chief in Illyria. Styria,
and the Tyrol, in the place of the Prince of Hohenzollern, ap-
pointed President of the Aulic Council of War.

[From the Coutitutionttel or Monday.l
MADAID, OCT. 27.

PRIVATE CORRESPONTIENCE.
As anon at the dismissal of M. Zea was known at Madrid, the
Royal Volunteers went in a crowd to the Cafe of the Banjo Nuevo,
which they usually frequent, and called for loyal songs in honour
of that event. However, the Commissary of the Police of that
Section, apprized of their conduct, repaired to the spot, and en.
deavoured to prevent the singing of such songs ; but his authority
was despised, and the tumult constantly increasing, made the at-
tendance of a strong detachment of troops of the line necessary to
disperse the crowd. Since, and up to this moment, much agitation
has visibly prevailed in Madrid.
The following is a literal copy of a letter from the Escurial on
the evening of the 29th, and written by one of the Chiefs of the
Ultra party. It will give a just idei of what we have to expect:—
" This day has been a day of rejoicing for true Royalists, friends
to the preservation of our ancient monarchy ; and M. Zea, who
under new names, wished to give us the old Government of the
Cortes, has disappeared from the political scene. Our triumph,
however, was uncertain during the whole of the 24th, for it was
wishtd to reinstate M. Zea in the person of one of his creatures ;
but at length our efforts, combined those of the diplomatic agent of
a Northern Court, triumphed, and the Duke Del Infentado was
placed at the head of affairs.
" The effects nf this triumph begin already to show themselves.
The Canon Rotas and 11:hapisin of honour Mole are recalled, and
Chapron will also immediately be recalled, not to preside over the
permanent Commitsion, which, unfortunately nn longer exists, but
to take the general Commandership of Madrid, which altustion
will be left vacant. as General Linen will be sent to the Captain
Generalship of Valencia.
" The Marquis of Zembrano has shown himself a little tot
much of a partisan of reform and innovation to suit us, and we are
determined to unite our efforts to get him supplanted by General
Carbajal.
" As to the Minister of France, Ballasteros, his devotion to us is
well known, and we are fully aware, that if he is diverted some-
times from the line traced out for him, it is more from weakness
than wickedness; but as the new direction, which we hope to
give to the finances, demands a firm hand, capable of appreciating
with exactness the indispensable sacrifices in money which we shall
be requited to make, we think that M. Erin would suit better at
the head of the Finances, because he would know how to manage
our pence, so that we should not pay too dear for our victory."
[Such are literally the contents of the letter 1 have read. You
can yourself deduce the consequences.]
FRANKPORT. Nov. 2.
A new Treaty of Commerce and Navigation has just been signed
at London, between England anti the three Hanseatic cities. This
Treaty bears date the 29th September; its principal basis is the
reciprocity between the contracting parties.
The Hanseatic cities, which, for many years, hare carried on a
lucrative commerce with the republic of Hayti, had, nevertheless,
abstained from sending Consuls there. Now that France has pro-
claimed the independence of tide country, there no longer exists
any impediment to the appointment of resident agents for the pro-
tection of the Hanseatic commerce. The city of Bremen has no-
minated a Consul, who will reside at Nit-au-Prince. Hamburgh
has done the same for the interests of the merchants of Lubeck.
The Governments of the North, who have a maritirhe commerce,
have alas followed this example, and severally appointed Consuls
at Hayti.
[From the Courtier Francais of Monday.]
PARIS, Nov. 6.
The treaty between Portugal and Brazil is not only an suspi-
cion* event for these two countries, it is equally so, fur the whole
world ; and it is so, consequently, for France, who, having no
longer any ground for withholding the recognition of a State ac-
knowledged by the Mother Country, will find new channels opened
for the productions of her soil and of her industry. To England,
however, belongs the glory of haring originated and accomplished
this great object. France, condemned by her Ministers to play, on
every occasion, only a secondary character, has not, however, been
wholly a stranger to the treaty just concluded; M. de Gestalt, her
Envoy, participated in the conferences between Sir Charles Stuart
and the Brazilian Ministers. It is afflicting to see France thus
overshadowed and anticipated by England; it It some consola-
tion, however, to reflect, that England has set the example to
Parent States of abandoning imaginary rights, which are only a
burthen to those who insist upon them.