The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-27 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

liamburgb Patiers to the 2lst instant have arrived till*
morning. The following are extracts:—

T. PETEISBUIWIT. Frs. 4.
Ilia Majesty the Emperor has appointed the following person,
to administer the great property left by the late Count Schuvridow.
Vit. the widow Countess Schur,'low, the Privy Counsellor Speran.
sky, the Senator Chittrow, Colonel Kulwajew, and the Ammer
V. aeilewsky.
The sudden changes of heat and cold this year have caused an
uncommon increase of sickness.

The Cimsenvitcar Impartial has the following from Constan-
tinople, dated Jan. 2. The Sultan seems resolved to double the
efforts for a new campaign against die insurgent,. The fleet is fit-
ting out ; and it is said that 80 °etas of the Janissaries are to
march to the Mores. They, however, refuse to lest= the capital
unless the standard of Mahomet is raises:, and toe Gland Vizier
marches at their head.

31. de Ragrty, commending the French division in the Levant,
arrived here yesterday in a small brig, but is going to return imme-
diately to Smyrna. It is said that the. ('apitan Pacha till corn.
mand the land forces, an 4 that Reschid Mehmet Paths will be ap.
pointed to command the fleet in his stead.
M. Minziacky is not expected before the 20th, for the weather i•
very bad, and there is much snow in Romclia.
The Kirghis have made a new attack on the line of Orenburg,
taken some of our.officera prisoners, and carried them into the
Steppe. General Von Hessen, Military Governor of Orenburg,
has taken measures to chastise these hordes, which will no doubt
be attended with success.

for some days past we have *gain fine winter weather; Rose-
mur's thermometer is from 8. to ilk
CHRISI2IAWt‘ Fr,. it.
The Storthing was opened yesterday, in the usual fond, by count
Sandels, the Viceroy, in his Majesty's nanie. to hi. Excellency's
speech a very satisfactory account is given of the 'taken( the king-
dom ; some changes in the constitution are to be proposed, the
most important of which, says his Excellency, is that of Art. 79.
(This Article enacts, that • resolution adopted, without any
change, by three successive Diets, becomes a law, without requir-
ing the Royal sanction.y

Brussels Papers, to the fith inst., have arrived this'
morning. The following are extracts:—

FRANETOPT. FEW. 17.
It is reported that the police, both in the Milanese and the
Venetian territory, has received from Vienna fresh instructions,
prescribing increased vigilance with respect to all individuals who
are members a societies, even such as are recognised by the ord!*
tunas lilt..
pa Lomita/dr antLlEnsien. la anew QM*
public Italy hag a tendency which displeases the
house onTiteis.

AUG9OI7IOII, Fri. IL
Letters film Vienna say that Prince Nietternich had received its.
formation, that after several conferences, Marshal Victor had
formally declined the post of Ambswador at Vienna. Some persons
in the office of foreign affairs, are persuaded that the Marquis of
earaman will return as Ambassador.

The Cabinet of Vienna keeps up a constant correspor.dence with
that of Lisbon, on the affairs of Brasil ; in the situation of which
country the Emperor seems to take much interest. His policy,
agreeing with that of the other member, of the Holy Alliance, does
not allow him to recognise the title of Emperor, which the Prine•
Royal has assumed, nor that of Empress, which he has conferred
on the Archduchess Lropoldina, his consort.
A letter from Madrid, dated Feb. 112, in the Oracle of Brussels
of Tu....alay, states that the Decree of Amnesty is certainly signed,
and that the Government merely delays the publication of k till
French troops have been stationed in some towns, where it Is feared
it might excite some troubles. The Decree is stated to be remark.
able on account of the preamble, and a kind of proclamation con-
cluding it ; but neither of them is given in the letter. The number
of articles is said to be 13; the heads of them are exactly the
same as stated in some amounts from France. It is added, that
it is considered as certain, that the Treaty of Occupation is
signed for thaw.. years, front the Ist of January this year. It is
certain that partial mortar's for the supply of the army of
Spaniards
Occupation for a year, have been entered into with several
. _ _

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EXCHANGES.
/Cemsuactr, Frn.2o.—London, 36 7; two months 36 10.
Demur', EEL 17.—London, thrre months, 7 If.
LEtestc, Fxs. 16.—London, two months, 6 261.

SHIPPING INTIE LIGE CE..

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Fes. 26.
E)!Trt,:p 11.11 WARDS.

Aurora, 11. Munck (Windlv; broker), front
Crown Prince Frederick. Natvig (Windle), front Dram.
Christina Voss, Smaal (Simon), from Antwerp.
Fortuna, Ewers (Castendieck), from Altona.
Minerva, Goen Norville), from Christiania.
Theresia, Perre Be(De Bie), from Antwerp.
Dart, Stranack (Drink*ld), from Ostend.
Frau VARY 25.
EvTERTD OUTW•RDS.—The Agincourt, for Antwerp; Orr.
trude, tor Rotterdam ; Golden Spring, for Bermuda ; and Elea-
nor, for the Cape of Good Hope.
CLEARING Ov rwaa na—The Massasoit, for Baltimore; Bar-
clay, for Jamaica ; Sisters. for Naples ; Frederick, for Gibral-
tar ; Oporto Packet, for Pernambuco ; and Reward, for the
South Seas.
A a aivEn.—A t Lisbon, the Courier, Coson Gloria, Baptiste;
and Nancy, Morrisy, from Rio Janeiro. Lark, Prim ; Vittoria,
Pinson ; Alliance, Collins ; and Augustus, Cram, from Newfound-
land; and Amphion, Liherg, from Ramsgate. At Oporto, Isa-
bella, Bishop; and Lapwing. Richards, from LiverpooL Two
sisters, Prowse ; and Dove, Driscoll, from Newfoundland. At
Sr. Übes, Auguste, Bateman ; Emanuel, Bisinark ; and Dods.
from London ; Enigheden, Asander, from Rainsgata ;
Union, Davey, from Liverpool ; and Ceres, Walg, from New.
foundland. At Figueira, Speculator, Molloy ; and Justin, Cod-
ner, from Newfoundland. At St. Helena, Rains, C'cm.ing taw,
from Madras.

FALKOrTH, FEB. the Ruby, Watson, for limns
Marys, Findlay ; Britannia, Itubre • and %Faison, IYatson, for
Lisbon ; and l'Emily, Norman, for Marseilles.
PET 1401: TII, Its. 2-I.—Arrived the Eliza, Ritchie, from.
Charente.

Poirrestortrft, Frn. 2&—Arrived the Orpheus. Findlay,
from London for the Tale of France ; and his Majesty's ship CJ.
meleon, from Falmouth.

DEAI.. FEB. 25.--Came down from the River and sailed, the
Honourable Company's ship Sir David Scott, for I teng_al and
China • William Money. Jackson, for Madras ; Slitfort, Taylor,
for 3logadore ; West Indian, Cook, far ntig ;Si blon, Stephen-
son, for St. Lucia; Telegraph, lirandin, for Harm ; Betsey.
Flig. for Antigua ; Cincinnatus. Scbor, for New York ; Rosaumi.
Johnson, for Ilataria ; Tula, White, for Gibraltar ; and Iletory,
Aspill, for TenerifFe.
GRAVESEND. FEN. ?S.—Arrived the Crown Prince Frederick,
and Nora. Stephenson, from Norway; Fortuna. Elvers, from Al-
loys; Albion, Chandler, from Southampton • Therese, Pierre, and
Christian Voss, Snail, from Antwerp; Amphitrite, Moldeuha,
from Itanteic 4, and Aurora- Munch, from %Forms. Sailed the
Arothusa, llodnatt, for Jamaica; Ann, Poutreath, for Genoa;
oral Maria Elisabeth, llartites, for Oporto.

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BEAU SIMI IR, 1. EN'. 2,l.—The Sluunrock, Chriatnout, from Yar-
mouth to Liverpool, wu driven on Anne in Red Wharf Ray, last
night i but will begot off this evening's :hie, if the wind continual
moderate. She lue not recri rt.:l any &swage.

The Hanoverian ship Frau D-borah, from Ifnmburrh foe Ar-
Men), was stranded in a violent storm in the Wt Ma, on the Ilth
instant. The whole crew perished t and the wile of the Captain,
who was on board, shared the same fate. The inhabitants of
Worst are said to have saived part of the car,;.): wood, soap,
Russian silver coin, &c.

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