The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-02 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

FARM SMEMBER 28. .
A report is its circulation at Frankfort, that the
Krug of England intends to demand in marriage
the young Princess of Hesse, daughter of the
reigning Elector.
Yesterday the King tranoiacted business with
General Lauriston arid the Duke of Richelieu.
The St. Petersburgh Gazette, of September the
sth, coutradicts the statement. of the Emperor
Alexander'a departu►e for Odessa.
French Funds on Friday :—Five per Ceut. Con-
sols, 87 fr. 95 e. ; Bank Stock, 1,570 fr.
ODESSA. ss.rtEmetta 2.
AVe remain iii expectation of intelligence from
St. Petersburgh. &tiny persons still entertain
doubts of peace being maintained wit!' the Porte,
particularly since the late events at Bucharest,
which clearly .hew what the Porte understands by
en amnesty. As soon as the Grand Signior and the
Divan shall have ascertained that the Greeks will
be abandoned by Russia, the persecutions will again
commence, and end only with the extinction of the
Greek nation. The English who are here expect that,
on the arrival of their Sovereign on the continent, an
interview will take place with the Emperors of
Russia and Austria, and that the result will not be
unfovourahle to the Greeks. We do not, however,
think that, under existing circumstances, the Em-
peror of Russia would leave his own dominion..

Our accounts from Constantinople are dated the
27th of itogusr, they state that the Greeks have
obtained several churches fur the celebration of
divine service. The Patriarch, illegally appointed
by the Sultan, and without the consent of the
Synod, all whose members have perished, has
written a pastoral letter similar to the anathema
which his predecessor, the unfortunate Gregory,
was obliged to compose. The Greeks in this city
maintain, bat without any probability, that the
new Patriarch is merely a Jew in disguise.

FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 20.
Tim arrival of his Majesty the King of England,
has beim a subject of conversation for a long
time past, is considered now to be near at hand.
The troops of the city, both infantry and cavalry,
received orders to hold themselves in readiness fur

the for parade and other ceremonies. Flow-
rrer, the day is not known when our city uill be
graced with the presence of this great Monarch.

We miry presume, from the prepAratiohs going on
at the Court of fle,se floinhourg, that his

Majesty is expected there on the 24.11. We
'know not whet stay his Majesty will make here,
bet the city has made every disposition suitable
for the reception of a King of England who does
net travel incognito. Ili. Majesty proposes, it is
said, to proceed from this city to Ifoinbiitirg, Stutsi
grid, and perhaps to Darmstadt; lie will return
Lear, end pass some days at Cwsel, previous to vi•
siting his Hanoverian dominion,. SJIOe persons
a•4?t that ill! Britannic Majesty will not only visit
the King of Prussia at Berlin, but that he will also
go to Vienna, previous to his departure from the
Continent.

SPANISH PAPERS.

BARCELONA, SEPTEMBER 8.

IN THE LAZARETTO.

pale ResnaN jag. New Cases. Cured. Deaths.
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IN THE HOCSF. OF THE VICE-QUEEN OF PERU, OUT
OF THE WALLS OF THE CITY.
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