The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-14 00:00:00

the Sanitary Cordon. This news has caused a fsll
in the funds.

A letter from Madrid, of the t6th in the even-
ing, says, that on the same day there had been at
the Palace isconsultarion of the principal physi-
cians, the result of which gives bat little hope of
saving the young and interesting Queen of Spain.
The Princess of Saxony is the third wife of Ferdi-
nand VII. The first was a Princess of Naples; the
second a Princess of Portugal; and the third is she
who now shares a throne enveloped in storms and
dangers.

A Spanish Cabinet messenger coming from Ma-
drid passed oo the 29th ult. through Carlsrehe.
and continued with all possible speed his journey to
Vienna.

Lord Stewart, the British Ambassador, has ■r•
rived at Vienna.

Viscount de Montmorency, the French Minister
fur Fote.gn Artairs, Arrived at Frankfurt on the
id of September, mud proceeded the same day on
Iris way to Vienna.
Every preparation is making at Vienna to receive
the Emperor Alexander. Mamba! Count Ilardeyk
has set out fur the frontiers, in order to regulate the
ceremonial to be observed when his Majesty passes
the frontiers. There will be great fetes at Court.
Some regiments of cavalry stationed in the eIY;..
fOOS of the capital are expected to be ordered thither
to do duty as long as the Sovereigns remain there,
before they set out for Italy.
The Austrian foods continue to be favourable;
on the 30th of August the prices were—Metalltques,
83 3-16; Bank Shares, 87 I i.—( Brussels Papers,
septembe► 10.)

Lisbon Papers to the gd instant, have been re-
crivtd. They communicate the proceedings of the
Cortes to the 31st Isst.

It is stated under the head of Berlin, in Papers
brought by the Hamburgh Mail, that the Kings of
N•PLEs and SARDINIA are expected to attend the
Congress of Verona. The figure which the former
of them made on a like occasion, should have pre-
vented a repetition of the exhibition.

The Duke of Yoaa visited his MAJESTY yes-
terday.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience of the
KING yesterday.
Yesterday a Board of the Lords of the Treasury
was held at the Treasury Chambers.
Letters from Monte Video of the 4(.1 of July
stale, that a proclamation was issued on the pre-
ceding day by the Commander of the troops, de-
claratory of the intention to adhere to the Ogles at
Lisbon, and against a union with Brazil. Tina step
is said, however, to have been partly compulsory,
and produced by the interference of the officers of
the European regiments. The proclamation also
calls upon the Brazilian soldiery to cooperate with
them ; but to this they wire believed to be sirongly
disinclined, and serious consequences were antici-
pated from the difference of political feeling among
the troops of the two countries.

A correspondent wishes it to he inserted in the
list of Lord CASTLERIAOIOI claims on the grati-
tude and respect of Inv country, that, notwithstand-
ing the enormous increase of our population, the
" Merchants and Traders" of Dublin were more
numerous by 300 in 1797 then in legl !!

NEW BUILDINGS.—The foundation is laid out
for the new Uoiou Club-house, on the north side of
Cockspu►-street, nearly opposite Spring-gardens.
It will have a grand front with pillars. The Col-
lege of Physicians is to be on the south side of
Paq-mall East, at the back of the Union Club.
Both the above buildings will have a hoot that will
face the east. so as to form one side of a street to
run from Cockspur-street to Pall-mall East. The
Unto,' University Club, at ihe corner of Suffolk-
street, is proceeding very rapidly.
We are concerned to hear that the typhus fever,
which was so fatal at the village of Eagle, near this
city, has nut been eradicated, but is N•aw rqurlly
alarming in the adjuioing village of Bassisigliam :
five persons in the latter place have fallen victims
4o it, and others are suffering dteadfully.—( Lincoln
Paper./
0 u Saturday last his Grace the Duke of 131110 N•
SHIRE visited the Earl of SHANNON. at his seat at
Casilrinartyr.

TH FUNDL—The market continues very steady,
and itotlithg doing :—Consols for Money, 81 ; ditto
for the Account, 811 ; New 4 per Cents. MOH ;
India Bonds, 47 49; Exchtglier Bills, 4 3 3;
Small ditto, 6 9 —Foreiln Stocks: Spastish, 64f
65 631 63 ; Danish, ; Prussian, 901 ; Nes-
politan, 771 ; Old Spanish, 6.8 671.

Oa Monday last Benjamin Candler, late valet to
the Duke of Newcastle, was committed to Lincoln
Castle, by Sir H. Heron, Bart. charged with en
unnatural offence. On the Paine day was com-
mitted to the same place, by the Alderman of
Grantham, William Arden, Es?. of Great Pulteney.
street, Gulden-square, London, charg►d with the
some offence. And on Tuesday was committed to
the Castle, by the Aldermen of Grantham, John
Doughty, of Grantham, joiner, charged with the
same. A discovery of the abominable intercourse
which had been carried on, it is stated, was made
through the circumstance of • letter from Grant.
ham. intended for the valet at Clumber, but acci.
dentally hot addressed on the outside, frilling into
the haunts of the Duke of Newcastle. His Grace,
on disco►ering the nature of the contents, proceeded
with due caution fur furthering the Impairs of jos.
lice, and the consequence has been the commitment
of the above persona in Lincoln Castle for trial at
the next Assizes. The person committed us all
Esquire,. was apprehended in London after the first
examination of the others et Greothern. and was
brought down 111 safe custody in one of the mail.
conches on Sunday morning. We understand that
lie had apartments at Grantham during the last
hunting season.

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