The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-01 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY, Auoust 1,182 G.

Last night we received the Monitear of Saturday and
the Poile of Sunday. The following are extracts :
[From the Maxitenr of Saturday, July 29.1
Average price of the bevolitre of wheat, in various foreign
markets. frog the most recent prices current received in the office

e' the Minister of the Interior :
Prices.
I Prices.
Locdop. June 24 25f. 31k. Anvers, May 91 - -13 f.
Odessa. 91ny 61. 47c. I Palermo, June 1 -24 c.
Stettin, June 90 - 81. 70e t Ornos,June 23 -26 c.
llatnburJane
July 7 10c. Nice, June 341 . 794.
30 -75 c.! Triimmtre 2 14f. 82c.
France, average price so June 30 • 16f. 40c.
IFrom the Etuik dated Sunday, July 301
PARIS, Jt 1V 29.
'There are journals which are alsolutcly in want of war. The
A rstarque would have Spain make war on Portugal. The Quoti-
Arsine requires Austria to declare against England, and the Holy
Alliance against America. The Cuortitutionne/ and the Cutleries
Erases:: would have citizen war against citizen ; and the Jenranl
a:. Dthais 141 England to declare war against all Governments
which haze net a written (hatter. Each of tines journals makes
D• rmal i s wit h.:, 1' d 'l‘ passions.
The Aristarque made 130,000 To. *list ud.unteers march to tl e
frontiers of Portugal; the Quo/idiomr dreamt of a protest of Afla-
me against what is passing at Lisbon. The Journal des Details
reinforces the English squadron in the Tagus. The Cuurtitnam.
..ef and the Courtier mark as a Jesuit whoever does not subscribe
to the Cornier and Conslitationael. And yet we must listen to
these gcn.lemen to be acquainted with public opinion and the
Hapyily it is they who say so, and they alone.
A decree of tfle Congregation De rine/es, dated 12th June,
Cos cord:mred end placed on the list of prohibited botls the
of Monthotier, called 11•uu:,r a Cons. tier, &:. A de-
cree of the same date condemns " The Spirit of the Church, and
Philosophical and Political Considerations on the History of the
Councils and the Popes, front the Apostles to our days," by De
Potter, and several other works, among which are " Felangieres
science of Legation," a translation of the " Spinose," by Kalb,
" Sly Opinion on the Institution of a Cathedral," by Obcrthur,
•• The History of Andrew Dunn," an Irish Catholic, and " Home
in the Nint, en it Century." This decree was approved by the
Pops on the 17 h of June, and ordered to be published.
The news published by the Journal des Debit of Thursday,
after the Moms Blanc, are, as we have said, completely false,
and the source from which the Journal des Wats has drawn them
does not give them any degree of authenticity.
Fitt": c Ft: r/011.—Pearl, Jt' LS 29. —F iv e per Cents. 991.90 c. ;
'a Mee per Cents., 66f. 10c. ; Bank Stock, 20:. 15c. ; Neapolitan
Mates, 72f. 75e.; Spanish ditto, 81 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 451 f.
Exchange on London, one montb,2sf. 00c. ; three month!, 23f. 4k.
re:c I A Witt nt;

We have received Hambursh Papers to the Soth ult., by
the steam-boat from that port. We observe in thew
the account of the last moments of the late Emperor
AtriaNni: a of Ennis, which we gave in the Braish
Press 6f Saturday from another sunrce. The accounts
from Copenhagen come down to the 26th ult. They state
that the system of mutual ins:ruction is making continual
pr gress in Denmark. On the Slat Dec. there were
t,143 schools in that kingdom. In the course of the. pre,
sent year their number has received an increase of 561,
A letter from Berlin, dated the 45th July, enters into se•
discussions respecting the advantages to be expected by
Prusetia frcrm.the new Commercial Treaty with England. It
states that the Prussian Statesmen, who were formerly op.
',Pied to the free trade system arc now universally favourable
to it ; and adds, that great activity is likely to be produced
in their manufactures, when the people are once convinced
6f the extent of the permission granted to diem to export
sioollens, &c. to England, as well as to South America and
the English West India Colonies.
SIOCLUOLU, JULY 113.
Tee very loll' VT ant offices have become vacant by the death of
icon: nno held them. Resort Von Strokeieh, President of the Sees
Auhc Tribunal, died on Friday, sad on Saturday, 11. Afkicnaberge
President of the Board of Trade, in auermiting to hap out of a
Ltrriige wish whi:h the horss hid run wetly, had the ruisfortuie to
fall and was killed on the spot.
Concerts are being g ven in trust of o tr ci•ics,ihe profits of which—
/Ma they are often co iside.aste—are Ice the Greeks. Vold snuff.
bear of great weight have teen giro on these occasions.
The rye t erre t cm-mon-el is our teiLhb-,urhood a ace% ago,
atil it is very scanty.

dt:t.v 21.
Hit M tjeoy arriv,hl hot yesterday, sti was present at a sir
dug of the lon mil of Mate.
At the begtiehvg of this month te total quaat,t y of ova ex.
rusted f. 1„ olte•butgli was 34,E42 ti
t:p pounds, of which 16,1:12