The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-22 00:00:00

TWO OF £20,000, ice. ke.
_ _ ON THE 4TH JUNE.

Jand J. SIVEW KIGHT rohcit the public
• favours io Ilse preacct Lottery al their old and fur-
Inmate Office.,

37, CON/MILL ; I 38, H•TIIARR ET,
I I, Houma', ; Corner of Cavesstry-weet.

The whole Lottery will be decided in ONE DAY, the
416 JUNE. The Scheme, which iv highly approved, cooties'
All Money Prizes, includimg Two of £20,000, and Fcurteea
other Capitals, with less than Two Blanks to a Prize.

J and) SIVEWRIGHTS' Offices have long heels distin-
guished fur the Sale of Capital Pus... lo the last Lottery
draws in One Day they haul the good fortune to sell ALL
THE teo,ooo PRIZES!!! and they hope to be equally
(steered by Forts.. on the 4th June.

101 C EIGN 11%TELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY IS.

DEPUTIES ELECTED : Depart mesa of the Seine
(Elecuiral College)—M. Tetnaux, M. Gaspard-
Got, M. Tripier, M. Alexandre de Laborde.
Russia, who has already on the banks of the Pruth
immense armies, ameliorates daily their orginization,
augments ihrir their ammumnion. their
artillery, their materiel, and puts them on a looting
to suable them to commence the campaign uu the
first signal being given.
We received yeaterdey a letter from Vienna of
the most recent date. which tends to place in • new
point of view the great question *luck has for nearly
• year occupied all the Cabinets of Europe. The
fullowiug is the letter, which we give verhatinit—

W Siete my last, some more 'nettle informative has bete
rOteived respecting the peewee state of the 'Negotiations
hawse Illuasia and Almeria relative to the disttissittas slush
Ise pone. I might to add to the notices respecting the re-
sell of the mission of At. de Tmiacheff, that, according to
itsformetion derived from good authority, the Prince de Met-
tervich gave him a. formal a wet that the moment war
should break oat boweee Kawi■ and the Porte, N. de Let-
sew should quit Cosetantieeple; that Austria would at all
treats mike common rause with Komi& ; soil that there can
a well-founded hope that the Cabinet of Lemke would ac-
cede to the mta•eres in he lakea in concert.

'• The play agreed wpm at Vienna to provide for future
matingent it's has transpired, with regard to some of its prim.
opal sispolstiosas. Moldavia and Wallachia will, it is raid,
be glace to Hereditary Primers, and that Strata will be assi-
milated to them in principle, fel/taming the Sovereignty of
lie Porte with mined to these three intermediate States. The
principle Is also adopted, that the issainieuauee of the Purls
as an Luvpeau Power is imperiously demanded by reasons
of the greatest weight; and as it is believed that the
Grand Seignior himself, sod his Divan, wish to destroy
the military tyraisisy of the Janissasies, ni4 will be ready
to be given to them for that purpose. By this means the
Turkish Power will be Eneopeesiat•d, and will square better
with ilse fennel political system It will be stall that all
these combinatiusis are to be the beam of arrangements of a
great extras agreed opuu between the two Cowrie, sod to be
cartiediuto eff.ei by an imposing display of tom. The tt,
sential point which inclines the balance towards war, is the
isdensoity w►eeb Russia ethisoe for the eypenses of the army
übsereatiuss, awl which automat to au immense sem."

We do not make any reflection upon this letter ;
we merely content ourselves with stating, that it is
written Cy a person who hue the means of knowing
facia and aprweciating events.
We subjoin the wrote in which we have
received Irum another ►ource. .

We hove wine mown to believe that po►ilive
trlligence luso been received ■t Plinio, that ioteotdr
rely oiler the arrive' at St. l'eteriburgb of At. de

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♦IENNA, MAT 7.
Count Michael Woronzow, Grnerri of infantry,
united hero on the 4th, with the Counter* his
comort.

TA-morrow ten tome millions of paper currency,
which the Bunk hes withdrewn from cireulsiion, will
be burnt on the Opens of this city with the usual
formalaiirs.

Fund., Mry 6.—Metalligoes 74a; Bank Shares
6661.
May 7.—Metalliques 74 13-94 ; Bank Shares
667 1-5.
[Br recounts from Vienna of the gth, received
at Frankfort by express, the Metalliques were et
74 19-16; Bank Snares 676.)—(Jorrisal de Pisiek-
Art, May 14.)

116111 LIN, MAY B.
Oil the 25!11 of April the diligence from &Galli
t• Berlin, ism attacked •tout half • league from
Erfurth by four armed men, who robbed it of
2,100 dollars. The guide, who was alone in the
diligence, defended himself bravely, wounded two
of the robbers, and was himself slightly wounded,
as well as the postillion. Thanks to the activity of
the local authorities, the criminals were discovered
three days afterwards, and the greater pert of the
stolen property was recovered.

BONN, MAT 8.

On the 6th of this month, at one rieluck in the
day, in the most beautiful warm spring weather,
a thunder-storm, accompanied by dreadful hail,
limed over the circle of Bonn, anal in a few minutes
destroytd all the fruits of the field in seven com-
munes.

Yesterday the 7th, at three o'clock, another si-
milar tempest, with hail, coming from the west,
passed through the middle of the circle over the
finest part or it, and exactly over the city Of Bunn.
The hail-stones were of the size of walnuts. some Si
large as hen's eggs; frequently six or seven of 'hes
frozen together in the air. In the space of five
minutes all the windows looking towards the west
in the whole city were totally demolished, and all
the roofs without exception more or less damaged.
The University, the Town Hall, the Prison, and
most of the Churches, have sustained very great
damage. There is not in the city the one hundredth
part of the glass necessary to repair the damage
done. The damage is estimated at 20,000 dollars.
In the fieldsuild gardens the injury is greater; corn,
grass, veget.bler, fruit trees, vines, &c. &c. are en-
tirely cut to pieces by the hail, and the whole dig.
trict 'resents a picture of desolation. The injury
done to the Botanic Gordan and the Castle of Pup-
peladorf is incalculable.

Accounts have been received from Gergenti, in
Sicily, that llictael Angelo Alessi, the murderer
alike PrtlfSl.lllllllliliellSt. M. SCIIV/eigger, has been
condemned to death. M. Sehweigger, it seems,
imprudently made his botanical excursions with uo
attendant but this postilliso,often gave him Inv collec-
t on to carry, and was used to soy to the inhabitants
that 6' they possessed treasures which they did not
know." Hence he was taken by some fur a con-
juror. by others fur nu adventurer who sought for
lucky nomhers in the lottery. Stilwell/ger wore•
times received money in letters of credit from the
Governors of the Provinces. The postillion once
thinking he had just received some money, resolved
to murder him, which he did on the ibili of June,
by striking him on the head with a cudgel as he was
stooping to drink out of a spriugs—( frankfort
Papers, Nay 14.)

111PERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOCSE OF LORDS, TunDaT, MAY 2t.

COMMITTEE OF PRIVILF.GES.-MARCHMONT
PEERAGE.

The Committee met at half-past three o'clock, and were
occupied until tire o'clock i■ receiving docameata►y evi-
deuce of the pedigree sal the claimant.
Father cuaaideratioo postponed tor 'llttererlay.
Lord rieresnaaby, Mr. Joseph Pitt, Mr. Brace, Sir James
Graham, and tither Slobbers of the House of Commons,
broiled up the Malt Duties Repeal (Ireland) BM, and four
private Bill., which were severally read a first time.