The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-07 00:00:00

PARIS PA P ENS.

PARIS, NOYiNBUR 3.
The King went out at half-past two o'clock, and
took his airing towards Argristenil.
hlonility, November 4, St. Charles'', day, the
Offierre of the tuitions' guard will be admitted so
weaved their congratulations to Monsieur and the
Duchess of Ber►y. The incienthly will take place
precisely at eleven o'clock, sit the Court of ibe
Tuileries, near the Pavilion Marsati. The Officers
are to he io full uniform for the winter.

If the reports in cireulatiost since yesterday a►e to
be believed, the ealisdarlem of the R•grucy of Urgel
ire come to Paris will, the intention or neguesaiing
• loan of some mahout, from certain bankers, hut
it is mid they have failed in their object.- - loath-
fu tioinseh,
A letter from Bayonne, dated October nth, says,
that 4,000 cinteens hove heen ordered for soldiers.
The same letter says, that General Eguis, who is
still at Bayonne, has received the news that Quesadi
ititrnds to make an attempt to ►urprise Piimpelums.
Yesterday an extra:ordinary courier, arrived at the
Office for Foreign Affairs frotn‘rerostu. lie ainsounces
tlee speedy return of M. le Viscomte ale Mont-
morency, Maker of Fore;gu Affairs. The VW-
cointraa set out yesterday cveuiug fur Chaining,
to meet her husband.

This evening a courier extraordinary left the
Engbob Embinisy for Verona.
According to the Gut:etta de Piemotd, the King
of Naples lairs to leave his capon' on the 22.1 Oc-
tober, pass through Rome on the 241 h, soul arrive
Mt VrfOrtill on the 2.1 or 34 of November. The
Duke of Calabria will govern the kowtow timing
the absence of his nether; bot resolusious will he
ngreed to in the Conned of Moister*, end sent to
Verona to be sanctioned.

The journal published by the Servile Regency at
Urge!, neglects nothing which eau flatter the Impala
of its dupes. The following is 111 article quilted in
the Jarmo/ de Toulouse from this inflammatory
Paper :
" A ftpaeiaril, deeerving of credit, who Imaginal arrived
from France, informs us that the army on the frontier is
comities!, practising milstaly evoker a, and particularly
seek operations as are suitable to guerilla warfare; and that
sauce the 11b111 the pay of the troops ha been increased • sol
per man, sad that they receive at the same time campaign
allowances. We kern alvo from souther person worthy of
credit, that in a abort lime Fienek mittaillrurs will blockade
the pewit of Cadiz and Cornona."

Such • paragraph (rays the Constitution/id) need•
no comment.

Letters from Marseilles inform us, that at this
moment there ere a consideranle number of young
Gerotsos at that port, with the inteutiou of em-
burkior for Greece.
The French frigate / a Medee lately arrived at
Barcelona, and lay off the harbour fur 24 hours.
Captain de Rigny, the Commander. intimated
through the French Consul in Catalonia, that the
object of his cruise rue to give assistance and pro.
tection to any French eulijrcts who might be ex-
posed to dimmer in the present state of the Penin-
sula. The Medee afterwards proceeded to Tarra-
gona. French veetails have, fur the same purpose,
appeared before Malaga, Alieent, and otherSpaitiels
ports.
A vessel arrived at Trieste from Clarsoz I. in the
Morea, has brought the news of 1,000 Turks, pri-
soners, and 85 camels, having been brought into
the latter town. The Turkish fleet his disc'''.
barked 6,000 men. it is s.sid, at Napoli di Romani.
who afterwards advanced to Argos and Corinth.
As the four previous expeditions of the Turks iota
that country have not succeeded. it is hoped that
this one will be equally unsuccessful. The Turkish
fleet afterwards directed its course for Cumin'.

mis. NOVEMBER 4.

Yesterday the King rectited, in private audience,
M. the Duke de Fitz-Jame*, President of the
Electoral College of the deportment de Is Vendee.
The following intelhence Irvin Rome is dated the
19th ult.:—
" The Duke de Laval Montmorency, Extraor-
dinary Ambassador of his Majesty the King of
France to the Holy See, yesterday ',repeated his
credentials to hi. Holiness.

.6 This morning the Chevalier Eu-
voy Exttuordipury of the Emperor of Itinisia at
Rowe. art off for Verona."
The Count de Brion. Peer of France. Lieutenant-
Geheral of the Royal Armies, died at hit country
teat, iu the Settili of Fiance, on the 18th tilt.