The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-17 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

TARTS, JANUARY 13.
His Ma:rsty yesterday transacted business with
his Ministers.

A great number of the Deputies appointed in
America for the Contra are arrived in Spain.
The Duchess of Florida, Consort of the King
of the Two S vibe*, resid,s at Florence, in the Pa-
lace of the Crocetta. his Majesty, notwithstand-
ing his great age, retains great physical strength,
and ehjoyed the pleasure of sporting the evening
before his departure from Florence.

♦IENNA. JANUARY 1.

The King of Prussia is expected here on the Stls
Or 61h. Ile will out stop longer than '24 hours in
our city.
It would be premature to publish the specula-
tions made rest-ctitig the negociationi which are
going to continence et Laybacli.
It is considered indispensable to the safety of all
Italy to occupy with Austrian troops the principal
Neapolitan fortresses fur lire or six years. It is said
that this measure will be executed with the iwrfect.
consent of the Emperor of Russia and King of
Prussia.

The Five per c.a. Consols were, on the 111 h,
80 fr. i.ro e. ; on the Itrh. 80 fr. 15 e.—liosak
Actions. on the 111 h, 1,4471 fr.; oil the 120 s,
1,4541 fr.

DUTCH MAILS.

HANRURGII, JANUARY 5.

tier!mese the Princess I)oweger Pauline. eno.
ther to the reigning Prince of Detourld, died a
few days ago.
Our accounts from °Jess* state. that in the
course of last year 639 swede arrived at diet port,
and 609 Nailed from it. Some weeks ago an agent
arrived there from the Podia of Egypt. Ilia 111111
*ion appears to have for its object the eptalrlishenent
of commercial relations; he hlreally does a great
drill of business both in money and hills. From
the weal number of Jetts who have sailed limn
°Jess* in 180 for Palestine, it areiii4 that their
new colony at Tiberias is bkrly to became very
pupulutnt.

CURACOA, OCTOBFIt 14.
The differences in the I lebrew commuoily ni this
island seem ►till to coiiiioue.
'Tice severe shocks of en rmiliqualte were kit in
T lad nu the I ith of July : the first at one
o'clock, the srcond.at half-past four, mid the third
at eight iu the morning. One of the thoulvi was
very sevt re. but happily no mischief was occastutted
by it.

Vrotiliot.Y. Di:CENSER 22.

The Charter of the lueseut Marimoo limn-twee
Oamifiduy below neatly ►zlrirrd, Maje►ty lbw
lc,ng has pleased to, renew it fur 12 yam. The

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first Chatter of the Company was tidied idly 4.:
1739; it his since been renewed in 1750. 1763.
1776, and 1790. A cisme. which has hithe►to
been always inserted in the Charter is how left out.
namely. that which stipulates that in case of dif-
ferences minng between the Company and itertims
insured, none hot wirreltststs slion be token aa• se.
bi endive. I feneefnr w ard. however, any person►
who iv of age ►nay be chosen as umpire, where do
legal proceedings are instituted.
PETERSBURGII. DECEMBER 13.
The proposed to fix the import duty'' on ►aw
and refined sugar at boar roiabler, and to' allow a
drawback of ihr.e roubles on sugar redined in the
Russian .agar-honors, has been rejected by the
Government as niteily impr.ic•icable in the execu-
tion.

RIMBURGH. JANUARY 9.
The number of vessels that arrived herr last year
was 1,707. In looking liVer the lint in idea may he
fixed of the respective importance of the tr de
imr.reeir our city and the different porta of the
world. The prepooderaisee with En Land is as
usual very greet. There arrived from England. 704;
from Firmer. 134 ; South America. 54 ; North
America. 34; Canary Wendy. I I ; Stain and the
Mediterranean, 95 ; Portugal, 60; Ewa miler. 5 ;
Wert Indira. 41 ; Koval* and the Baltic. 12.5 ;
Sweden and Norertiv. 5' ; Denmark, Jutland, and
the cos•►e. 42; Dullantl, Bremen, and East Fries-
land. 333.

ANTWERP, JANUARY 1.

Of the 59l eessela that arrived here 14. t year
were 244 Netheiland..ro, 127 El,gli.h. 34 I Vanove.
• ‘!I Freireh, 74 American*, &e.—(Durch
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