The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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CONSTAWTINOPLE, I EslNgtt sp.
! r.e /Frost the Pros:los State Gorilla.)
The measures token by the Aka file" the eini-
ral arming of the 11Ittinehnen. are supposed not to
hive any immediate refereilea to foirigb
lbat to he intended as a check uped
ire greatly disiafisfied et tl'ie ntini-
lbers of the Asiatic troops that come over, and &the
,erideiit gradual ionselidatiori of the new tiillir.y '

i system.
Lod Sfrinerd;* tte. gojetisli Ainolifitlair. it
•constsotly coosuried by the hiiiiisters of this Poste
id the preient critical iiiectiiitstsi*eS, dikthio'Ot
itialijeace. Costa Lotrow, the Austrian. Intei.
Iwok*, lives very retire t.
. Alexis Tomhosis, soo-io-law to the celebrated
.806111114 Nich. Apoifolos; shd Ate* are the
1414 conituanderi 61 tie dreehgeg, Ctiosisia.
itsf 135 sail.

rroctitotti, detiltet 90..
The feirininios frigaie, enintnintle4 bf Major
Contit-littorn, sailed the fed of Se#teteber frost'
Gottenburg kW the lefedffetrinteiii tlie 66011
tpresetiti for the untintananee of friendsirip wiih the
'Barbary Starer. The brig Wheats till, can.
Insended by Major Lagerberg, has soiled front Cattle-
men also for the Mediterranean. •••••
I'.ollo4l4lll:isers,. "ttraktituestiltrgO.
the Onefiess Do wspr at
Of
Prince Leopold, passed thtbergfillelrfyikirldry On
:her way to Italy.
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I The Commissioners who are engaged in the re.
ghtetion of the iffaiti Or iffiVilthdfie elfdtch, in
Stilei Of the centi-
! "%albeit letlottrs with grthst ittfivitt• eihd hope tin
li ink theiii to i chin
nate moat that a milted Coadisiiitir of Itiquiry;
half Germans and half ltalintiti.49rokOldblidiel
at listen, to proceed oglimadr•OStartfouari aad
othii
waft*. iactirsaii 31.
• Prince D. Zubeeki, the lief/ 11111itiiiit. d Fiaaate,
gaiirdi-eiied a eircithir
to the M~iriicip>fl ~etli+ni!i-
tier, urging them to obtain by thk 4td•Ndtesaban
;Isis year. the Payment in adiciriee i11701:111etit paw
taus of the taxes due nest year. It eon bbe impas-
sible, he sap, notwithstkoding pbstible ter
trenchmesit. to make the receipts and tipenciitarit
front the last mbriths of this yea dili,hire eith other ;
resoling thrill ihait the next conitittitionalhudgetit '
without any new taxes, *ill provide against the MI
CeiiitY of ilk sifeh aijitient of tnini in advance for
the ftlteres and thug'" otinalidate the existence d
the kingdom, and ifs: pxosperity by the rtgal.
lot payment of the' 406104 of the civil officers.
and of the interest of the debt." The eiretiler
concludes as follows Tito future fate of the
eclfititry depends, tbettfbrel•44 its citizens: they
will owe its consolidation a itiviselvie, tie in the
Contrary case they will bring bpint theinseives the
ileprosclics and complaints of fotbl.'i'agit, iYthrough
*vie fault any misfortune should arise to them,"..
Itiosiebergh Papers, Pitmember 9.)
SPANISH PAPERS.
HARSH),
.Votistita I'.
An express has arrived from gistagoiiiii. which
place lie left on the 4gth October, and it seems the
news lie brings is, that reports having been Spread
that the Government intended to disarm the es-
Henri militie, Audit 6f the latter, with their cont-
mender. proceeded to depose the Political Chief,
bon Francisco binteds.--(Ei frispareini, iforesa-
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MONDAY;- Myriam 19, 1811.
The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday
arrived at a late hour last night. On the former
day tht Chamber of Depetiet presented en atten-
dance of 216 members, the precise number suffi-
cient for the discussion of public bulkiness. The
Chamber proceeded to the election of a President,
but the fined decision• was deferred until the next
day. Messrs. VILLELi, RAVER, and Coattiat,
having the greatest number of votes, were declared
candidates. The following are extracts:—
PARIS, NOVEMBER 15.
Yesterday the King gime an' audience to the
Prince de Croi, Grand Almoner of France.
Lieutenant-General Count Rapp, Peer of Frame,
Firit Chainbeilsin, and Miter of the King's
Wardrobe, died on the Bth of this month at
Rheinsweiler.
EXTRACT OF • LETTER FROM DOCTOR PARIMir
DATED BARCMLONA, OCTOBER 31.
"The disease which is devastating Barcelona is Bie•
yellow fever of America, end is contsgionit. This
fever is an hundred times more destructive to com-
merce than the most rigorous system of quarantiee
cotild have been.
" The Municipal Junta lately got information
that in the street Nomads there was a house front
(which issued a pestilential smell, and that from
time td tithe the cries of an infant were heard
the house was opened, and-. in it was found the
corpse of a Man who had been dead for four or
five days ; near it lay a woman expiring with a
child at her breast, Which, famishing with lrearger4
Was viiinly gnaviihg its Mother's bosom.
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" Its a house which contained 27 inhabitants& MO
hate died.
" At Tortoni, the Bishop and all his family are
dead.
" The streets are altiost desolate. All the pNysi-
cians and apothecaries, with the exception of one of
each profession, are dead."

Madrid Papers to the 4th, and nrussels PsOen'
to the 16th instant arrived at a late hour last night.
The fo►mer are filled with accounts of the ravages
made by the yellow fever. The latter announce
that the Turks have been defeated by the Greeks

French Funds on Thursday-5 per. Cent.
sots, 89 f. 90 c.; Bank Stock, 1;595 fi.
ODISIII, dcTolltn Wk.
Such of our troops► its are in Besiatabia, under
the orders of Generals Wittgenstein and Maoist-
&Witch, hove their advanced posit ou the Pruitt.
The villages are filled with troops of all arms, and
Nib troops ♦re advancing towards the smith.
The last accounts from Constantinople ark of the
14th. They ate assembling their principal force
on the Danube. The Dacha Of Broussv, who was
at Bujukdere during the stay of Baron Strogonoff,
has set out for Hoinelii: field) •ttOops ate cbn.
tinually arriving from Asia at Constantinople.
♦vcskottu, no♦itutatk rt.
A letter from Leghorn, dated October 24, dm-
thins an article received via Genoa, stating, that a
Greek squadron was blockading tlfe Diridaneller,
and that ii had sent back more than 30 denoeie
•easels laden with grain. An Ottoman corps,
vrhich c►me from Salonichi, had been defeated by
Odysseus. The Creek leaders only ask for arms
and int:munition : the European adventurers, who
arrive Without arms and Money, experience dis-
agreeable reception.

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BRIGHTON, Nomtssz 16.

The Marquis mail ligmlbillorian of atoinsourleley left town
osi Saturday, for their filimghton, Norfolk.
the Martinis of ry is strived at bravest; AMU:
rodgli, Sulftille, filial I.
Lord Carriult.e mei the Hon. Misses Smith have left town
for 'Wycombe Abbey, Be 6114
The- Firl Mid Contrektthf Bleriallon left town'. "'gimlet.
on a visit to the linelvillk. arid Allsm-Tullansistabo,• at their
nest sew Vabridsre.
Le Baron UFA& and sdite have left liirdret's Hotel, lA-
rester-square, fur Paris, ow their way to Vienna.
Mr. sod Mrs. G hay left the Waterloo Hotel, 1•,-.
ns ',to-street, oti it tour.
Mr., Mrs „and Miss Portal, have left • OM toodon Hotel.,
Albemarle-street, for Brighton. I
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The Hoek Robert Smith. is arrived at biafdlisle‘a (Lord C.r.
'Meson) ' biome • Whitehall, freer the. Earl of grometr seal,
Cashiobury Park, Herts.
Depargares yesterday'frnsur the Pultesey Hotel, Pienditly 7
Count Orloff fur Brighton ; soul Sw TllOlllOl6 sad Lady
lieskeell forlbeir seat is lAneashire.

Lard Greesbeck has. left blivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-
street, oa a boar.
Arrivals at Kirkbasse• Lesser Beibaklstreet
neral Sir %Vivre.' Peacock, But. from the GM frottrol ;
Dowchtsweil fres Brighter; awl G I Ferwrer tiatir
tour.
Departern frosts ditto i—Sir Geary and Me. Miidm3y for
Paris; M. Philips, e.4,.fe, the Mon. Mr. Caoper'creiof in
Hers.; Hoe. Captain Jones, 10.1. him.", for firiOstue ;
Mrs. and Miss Gibber' fur their seat, Moffett Mose,

' #lis Majesty, we are most happy to hear. ble
&lenity expected at the Pavilion cm Monday nett.
for the winter season.
Our arrivals of Sue are hourly multiplying; every
house of any magnitude is engaged Oa 110011 ay it bc-

comes vsesnt.
Brighton may now be said to be established es
a place of winter resort for the fashionable world.
This high distinclion is solely attributable to the
influential example of our beloved Patron. Indeed
what of prosperity dots the town enjoy that spring*
net from ilk same beneficent source ?

PUBLIC NETTING.
A numerous aid respectable meeting of the in.
habitants and visitors of this town war held on West-
nestle), afternoon, " to take into consideration the
best means of living public expression, on the day
of his Majeety's expected arrival at the
to those feelings or joy which have heels diffused
among all ranks, by the prospect of having our be-
loved Patron and Monsreli again resident among
us."—T. K. Kemp. Esq. occupied the Chair.
After a *hurt draeusamit, it was unanimously de-
tetinined to weldreiss his Majesty, and a Committee
was appointed to prepare an Address, as well at
a plan for rsikei- public testimonials of joy, the
same to be laid before the inhabitants mid visitors
on the following Friday morning, is which time
the meeting was adjutsrued.
Accordingly. Shill day, a still enure numerous
Meeting took Ogee at the Old Ship Tssetti„ come
prisiug all the principal inhabitants of the town,
and many distinguished visitors. The business of
the dry WOO conducted .iu the most harmonious
manlier. General Sir John Doyle delivered a very
mat speech, its the course of which the gallant Ge-
neral alluded is the moat feeling tern's, -to the
happy streets whirls had bred ptuduerd by his Me-
jrsty's visit to Ireland, where he (Sir John) wws
;au eye-witness to the ardent loyalty and devoted
settachment of the inhabitants. Sir Edward Xtr-
,eitott, Who was in Unnorer during the King's stay
'there, stilted that a similar spirit clattaeterised the
King's Continental subjreta; and he took this op-
portunity of contradicting the reports which had
got ahnnid, imputing * want of respect, ou the
part of certain foreign towns, towards his Majesty,
on htv passing throngh them in no Instance was
Itch a feeling evinced ; but, on the contrary. the
Most enthusiastic attachment was ever/ where de-
moristrated towards our noble-hearted Sovereign.

The Address, which had been prepareri by the
Committee, was unanimously-approved end earned
by scchissation.
There is to he no public illumination (such ■
mark of rejoicing being, by many, considered
highly objectionable-) but three wall bt d grand

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