The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-20 00:00:00

1,1,44, and his MAitIITY lith the assistanee of his
Musistersearnestly laboured in this orluilesolte work.
This hope was strongly instr tiMentol in ericcitlng a
Viral feeling in the people Of.lrelando favour of
the Ktwo, but it has unhappily been disappointed.
ifo such notions can enter int.+ the view of the
Elates visit to Scotland, and if there has heti.' lees
of enthusiasm in Edinburgh in favour of the
Klan than was displayed last year in Ireland. the
difference in hit MAJESTY'S reception may be Mira
bated perhaps no lem to the peculiar circusomaticeit
of the respective countries. than to the peculiarities
ihat distinguish their national eharactetisties.

We have received the Paris Papers up to Settle-
day. The Modem- gives the issue of the trials
which took place before the Court of Assists
at Colmar for the conspiracy of Belfort. Four
of the prisoners, viz. Colonels TEILLeik and
FUME!, and GutPtAtlD and DUBLAR, two officers
of infe►ior rank, were found guilty, not of the
capital charge, but for rot rireding the existence of
the conspiracy. They were condemned to imprison.
went for five years ends line of boo francs each, and to
remain for five years under the special surveillance
of the Police. All the rest wrreaequiited. From the
great noise which this affair has made, and the ex-
traordinary importance attached to i►, we did not
expect so trivial a result. It skews that the French
Corerninent know, as well as their neighbours,
how to make • good use of a plot.:=The French
Papers indulge in observations upon the death of
the Marquis of LotrooobsaaY. Those of the
Journal des Debris are gives in our extracts. A
slight depression which took place on Wednesday
in the French tnnds, is stated by the Jarmo! de
(Nanterre to have been attributed on the Stock
Exchange to the news of that melancholy event.
on the 49th of July the King of NAPLIS lowed
a decree for reo►onisiog the Neapolitan armies,
which were disbanded ou the invasion of the Aus-
trians so 1821.

Private letters announce a revolt of the negroes
I the Isle of France, awl add, that orders had
been dislwtch•d for drafting some regiments from
Judea to that island.—(Courier Francon. I

Prim of the Foods as Friday :—Fire per Craft. *plied
at V 3 f. ; dosed at lef. 15e. lank Sleek, I,Blll(.—Plrape-
Man Stork, S per rest. 731.—Ezdisage ea Undue, use
gaup ill, 25 f. 40 c. ; three mouths, 25 f. 45 e.

A Flanders Mail has arrived with Papers from
Brus.els to the 17th instant. They continue to
men that the emu* Congress will be held at Vt.

New York Papers to the lifth loot hove reached
town. The wily article of any interest whirl) they
comtsin is the following extract from the Naiional
hielligetteet, announcing the decision of the Em-
peror of Russtx upon the question submitted to
him by Great Britain and the United States, as to
the true intent and =tailing of a part of the first
article of the Treaty of Ghent.

WASHINGTON, JULY IS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

The following to a copy and translation of the
decision of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of All
the Hussies, upon the question submitted to him by
the Governments of the United Stites and of Great
Britain, by virtue of the Convention of the 40th of
October, 1818, of the true intent cud meaning
of that part of the first article of the Treaty of
Ghent, by which it was stipulated that " all ter.
ritury, places, sod possessions whatsoever, taken by
either party from the other doting the seer, or which
might be taken after the signing of the said Treaty,
excepting only the islands thereinafter mentioned,
shall be restored without delay, cud without causing
any destruction, or carrying sway any of the artil-
lery, or other property originally captured in said
forts or places, which should remain therein upon
the melange of the ratifications of the said Treaty,
re soy slaves or other private property."