The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-02 00:00:00

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. ahatiaiti of the Ad.i:all.c:troil nOrgatio to
amil;.. the friar§
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milli of the kitArk:l 'fag to pleres. 111. e sen
rein. but the aria illuminated wi
brilliant meteor,. . .
A letter from n't the elat becenabir a;
that on the 11)da a irewast,.Aarne unknown,
'wrecked off dial haibour. • The crew.tsind
.wete.lost.
The public daotai4ca •a No 411idf,44 for
will soon occupy litkiall66ol4 PepAti,•.
think it may gratifi'aidi'VetAiriiil','...!:it
.
the onaniint of the expenses protwort.4. :Al\ •
• A
tet of Finance. His HstclFediq';',.!(: v.'
the totill eipenses for 111?-(2,
889,541.340 fr. (upward" of or
sterling). The pulttie Comterttititdd t
in the list of general expeuisea it 111013649 k
f easel
The Secretary-Gene:zl of the hiisibura' el
has Sent the following note to the lrJitor
(.'oastitirdoirtie/:

" loose evil-disposed persons hare been evragral for
days pail in eircolatim reporo hiostiog to crltorb the
quality which France eajrryr, wad to shake the poblic
If three rllllMlrl are to be believed, armies arc is readine.
to be fanned at the foul of the Pyrenees, suet yet no
meets can be otrationed which would authorise such
callous. G meat has assembled cm the froutien
Pyrenees the troops which are merely nceimary
formation of a sanitary cordon. This cordon shall be
lamed until Seery rerun!), shall be obtained agaiust t
iroductiew into Frai.ce of that dreadful disorder which
wlatiuF Spaiu."

CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER
We are in a critical position; all the net
tioneof the British and Austrian Ambaseadors,
tire to the Russian allimainnt have produced
effect. In the existing state of irritation
multitude, the Porte Janet not to accept the,
turns p►oposed by Rossi', so that the hope or
daily diminishes. The bazars are all
and cruelties continue to be practised every
against the unarmed-Greeks. Great events ate
petted. The Ministers of the Christian Power
gin to make preparations to facilitate the-ere-al
their families in ease of necessity. The nearer
crisis approaches, the more the fanaticism of
Turks increased: it has risen to a height of whir
is impossible to form an idea. For the purpose .
exciting them the more, the Pone has announced
that Ali Pacha would immediately surrender
no one t ellen' this intelligence. A revolt in
sopotamia and Syria is announced: these pros;
seek to become independent of the Porte.

During the last week of holidays there
been various reports calculated to depress
fund., and us no re..l money husiness could
transacted, and not many of the steady °pent
attending, the few who did attend appear to !
had pretty much their own way ; but if we .
judge from the parties themselves, it is probs.
Isle that next week, when the dividends will
the course of payment, stocks will recover mach.
if not the whole of their late value, especial!'
as money is easy, and there are very strong
sons to believe the present account, which i
the 18th ism. will turn out • Bear account,
the parties who have sold will he found weaker
the parties who have bought. The late depres-
sion in the French funds is, some intelligent periods
consider, not attributable to political feeling., bat
simply to the failure of one or two large speculators
in France on their settling day.
Consols were yesterday nil; Reduced 751

Hamburgh and Dutch mails have arrived. OW'
pit pr rs to the 27t1) last. The reported revolution
Constantinople rennin' without confirmation.

A copy of she PantoExt's Message toCongress.
of which we gave the substance yesterday, will be
found complete in our preceding columns.

The Marquis WELLESLEY made his mire into
the city of Dublin on Saturday. We regret to find
that the state of the country is not so favourable as
we were encouraged by the previous accounts to
expect. Several new outrages have been commit-
ted, including two most atrocious cases of murder;
one of them being the destruction of a whole factii!y
at Charlrvine, burned its their house. 'This bitter
is communicated in a letter, dated Char
23d of December, but is not noticed hi a letter
dated near that place on Monday the W.:
trust, therefore, that it will prove oufounth-o.
Several drognous were dispatched front Limerick cue
Mooday, with letters for Newcastle, Shassagoblen,
reiskraton, and other disturbed districts of the
county of Limerick, from some of the unfortunate
turn who had been sentenced to die on Monday
last. Various R 0031114 Catholic Clergymen ad-
dressed their congregations on Christmas Day.
in the most feeling manner, beseeching these
amongst them who were in poseession of arms
to give them up this day at Rainesle. as, in
care of compliance, and provided one thousand
stand of arms were given up, the lives of some
of the contrive might be 'paled. The tido/innate
wretches forwarded the letters above alluded to to
t nose peesens who. it is supported, are most impli-
cated In the disturbances, and are best acquainted
with their various secret depots for arms.

Ilarst.—A further reduction takes Wires
this week in thi. estsblishineut. A number of the
senior clerks hiving itiade up their .will
retire UlOOll the superannurted list. wirh
juutor clerks wilt be crolistieti syon the esti-
Islrshoeut in full pay at prueot.