The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-29 00:00:00

DUTCH AND HANIBURCH HAILS.

PROM THE FRENCII FRONTIERS, SEPT. O.
The Duke of Richelieu arrivea to-day at Cain-
bray, on his way to Aix-la-Chapelle. The chief
'abject of his mission is to urge the evacuation of the
French territory by the Allied troops. At Caiiihrity
he was to have some conferences with the C -
manders-in-Chief of the Army of Occupation, and
then to proceed to Aix-lit-Chapelle by way of Brus-
sels. Lord Castlereagh will leave Spa about the
24th or 25111.

The Governor of Lille laiely gave public notice
to the inhabitants of that city, that the Saxon Croups
were going to be exercised, both with artillery and
musketry. to prevent all absurd reports. The in-
habitants of the northern departments are fully per-
suaded of the speedy departure of the Allied troops,
and are preparing to celebrate it by public enter-
tuinmeutv.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 23.

The Duke of Wellington set out this morning
for During the Congress hi. Grace
will be accompanied by a very numerous suite. The
necessary preparations are making in his hotel in
tliat city to give brilliant entertai ttttt cots.
Several State carriages belonging to the Duke
of Richelieu, and part of his household, pasaed
through this city to-day.
They write from France, that, according to some
accounts, the Austrian troops, after leaving that
country, will be posted for a time in the Brirgiiii,
and the Prussians in the country of 'Craves ; of the
British and Russian troops nothing particular is
said. These are, for the most part, the same reports
which have been already contradicted. The decision
of the Sovereigns will soots put an end to this un-
certainty.

UTRECHT, SEPTEMBER
On the 22J his Royal Highness the Prince of
Orange reviewed the battalions at•senibleil in the
camp under his command. which filed off before
his Royal Highness in divisions. The King is ex-
' peeled in the camp in the beginning of October.
and it is said there will be a grand review on the
6th or that mouth.—(Dutch Papers, Sept. 26.)

LETTER FROM STOCIESIOLM, SEPTEMBER 11.
The Gazette of this c►ty, called the •" Allnumna
Journal," has to-d►►y the following article:—

Asa refutation of the reports which may be cir-
culated here with respect to what has lately hap-
„pened in Norway. the Editor is permitted to com-
municate the following extract of a letter from
Christiania, of the 2d instant:—

" Some peasants of Ringe-Kiget and Hedemark,
who were dissatisfied with the Storthing, and the Re-
solutions which it has passed relatively to the Nor-
wegian finances, had collected to proceed in a body
to Christiania. They were unarmed, and commit-
ted no acts of violence. They immediately dis-
persed without its being necessary to order any
troops against them. No person has suffered hi.
jury by this affair."
BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 19.
The day before yesterday (Thursday, 17th,) his
Majesty the Emperor Alexander arrived here from
St. Petershargh, which city he left on the 7th.
His Majesty our King went to Copenick to meet
his august friend, whence their Slajesties made their
solemn entry into Berlin between the tiles of troops,
amounting to 24,000 men, of all arms, and wel-
comed by the ringing of bells and discharges of
artillery. As the troops tiled off before the Royal
Palace, his Majesty the Emperor placed himself at
the head of his Prussian Regiment of Grenadiers
while it passed before the Kill. Time Emperor
wore the uniform of his Prussian Regiment, and
the Order of the 131mtk Eagle; our King and all
the l'rinces wore the Order of St. Andrew.
The Emperor goes to-morrow to Potsdam, and
thence to Stistgard and Weimar. The Krug sets
out for Aix-la-Chapelle on the Sad.

His Majesty the King has issued the following
Cabinet Order, respecting the memorial of the two
last wars, to he erected near Berlin:—
" TO THE DEFENDERS OF THE COUNTRY, IN TUE
yeses 1813, 1814, AND 1815.
" Now that' monument, to the fallen heroes have hem
erected uis the remarkable Rads of battle, it it my wilh
to erect also a mousinient of iron, in the capital of the
kingdom, to my faithful people, and in particelar to all
those who timed in the tdrneale fur liberty sad right, as a
Common acknovrledgm. lit of geuerouit devotion to their King
and country. The 61,4 ',tone or the fuliudatiou boa berm
this day laid. The solemnity of this act was heightened by
the presence of sty mutual friend and ally, his Majesty the
Emperor of limed'. In the space of a year ibis monument
will be completed, an bouourable recollection fur the vali-
ant combatants of the memorable period, soil a serious
warning to the youth of the kingdom to emulate them in
valour, and in Will attachment to their King and country.
" FREDERICK W111.1.1A31.
" Berlin, Sept. IS, IRIS."
SAXONY, sarTzsmea 17.
A Leipzig Paper says, " The trade in colonial
goods from liatuburgh to Dresden contieitieu to be-
come more and snore brisk, for which /mow
Isms), Leipzig houses have establishments there.
In rvrey case Dresden will become a very consider-
able place of commerce, when the witscitles of the
free navigation of the Elbe are regulated. -,-(ll4em-
burgh Papers, September sti.)

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