The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-10 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

PIWSIIE LP. At AiC
A Russian cabinet messenger passed through this city' yeStertsey: .
on Ins way from St. Perrishorgh to London.
Mercantile letter mired yeatenley by rterrrafhottacs bare. biro
caused many strange reports to be circulated reatire to evens said'
to have taken place et St. Petershosel. Prirdeltle ;tonne's @deuce
upon us till the news is confirmed.
71e.ners:I.S. Malachi.
Count Lieven, the Russian Arnbrasadttr to the Cnnrt of 1f.00...",
don, arrived in this city yesterday evening; he set um Inusidaiayla-
afterwards for St. Petersburgh.
Capt. Emard, in the Russian servfee, nutted
night, going from Londe" to Petersbutgh
Government.

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A letter from Carlsruhe contains
" We are now certainly inforwted that
Congress at St. Petemburgh is endeavouring
of that which has ceased with the death
will bear soother name, in order not to
the former. This Second Abbott wilt
Tremy, which will stipulate the proscription
of the invisible 'societies. and of the theori'
Seam of the licentiousness of the Press

The reports of serious troubles at .
nuei,ce of which the Emperor was said
say nothing of the improbability of the
are completely refuted by the accounts
mention of any thing of the kind.
The frienda of order-and decorum observe with pleasure that.
some caricatures directed against the 'Ministers of the Catholic re-
ligion hove disappeared trout the shnpeof the prinisellera, who'
doubtless hoped fur a 'ale, which nn productions will ever °blahs,
emoig us that tend to insult any form of religious worship pro-
tected by the Constitution. LThe Police seized the caricatures, at.
cordieg to the Oracle.]
The number of men who have volunteered for Batavia, to ose •
southern protinces of the kingdom, is between 2 and 3.000.
Orders have been given-to the Captains of the NetherLtnitehiW, -•,
that when they are in or tress the Dowse they must he very
+ions, and not enaihde the nianag-ment of their vessels to preastit
who pretend to be pilotatAtlareuot so. The/Lingle Oise ass aS4
ways the best.

lIHENT. AIARCTI Self •
We lesm thit the rNiittots or the Works for Com Weans
Canal of Terveuren to Ghent, are already taking supporta toot
sue
posetsision of the lartd necessary furithi• operation. The works.
be prosccntcd with grater actatlty at the ena of the month,
.If
is hoped that by the end of this year the canal will be finished
tWffil Ses de Gaud and this city.
The Jewish house of bo:o, at firomburg, has jolt dethired
itself insolvent for the 'urn of two millions of dollars. frt failure '
is ascribed to unsuccessful speculations in wool, grain, and other
agricultural produce.
TRIESTE, FEIC 21,
The ""illen-er of Tilesfe says that new,' had been brought by a
sh:p in six thug from Falamm that on the 12th inst. a Greek divi-
sion, attempting to throw supplies into 31155010r1gh1. was repulsed
after an obstinate engagement by the Ottoman squadron, and re.'
treated in the night without being able to relieve 3lissolongid,
wh,,h was supposed nut to have provisions for more than twenty'
data.
On the other hand, lettera from Zante of the li February give a
very different account of t 1.... affair; alleging that the Greeks, at
first prett oiling to fly, *c, pursued by the 'forks, bnt the format`
soon forrnei in order of battle, burnt a Turkish ftkiste, took a
Turkish tire-ship. ord burnt anti phini!ered a brig which run
aground, after which the Turks retrerocil to Patuut, end the Greeks_
resuming their station off Illissoioni:Li, succeeded its throwing sup-
plies into it.
This news is confirmed by letters Um Corfu, which come dean
to the 11th.

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