The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, OCTOBER 8.
The King gave his audience of leave to M. Cum-
Truk), Ambassador from Spain ; after which the
new Ambassador, the Doke of San Lorenzo, was
admitted to prevent his ceedentials. He was dressed
in the ouiforui of the Spanish militias.
M. Ls&les Member of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, has addressed to the Keeper of the Seals a
complaint against M. Mangin, Procureur-Grairral
at Poitiers, with the view of proceeding against
that Magistrate for hi. allegations on the Saumur
tooopirocy. M. L•6tte intends to publish a me-
morial on the sobjeet ; sod his colleagues in the
Chamber, who have been equally inculpated by
M. Maugin. are also determined to proceed against
that usagistnite, and to. publish memoriala in sup-
port of- there coniplsiat.
General Berton, when he reached the scaffold,
exclaimed aloud, rr Pine la Liberie!" He re-
jected the mid of religion. Gar, who was placed
between a gendarme and a soldier, wounded him-
sel while the priest was standing before him, from
whom he was asking absolution.
It is stated that Colonels Fabvier and Dented,
who sere arrested four days ago, and who are still
detained at the office of the Prefect of Police, are
suspected of having taken part in a plot for the
t scope of the• four Rochelle conspirators from the
prism' of Bicetre.
The two following letters were written by Colo-
nel Cll,Oll an hour before hid death; the first is ad-
dressed to hi• wife, the second to his advocate :
" To.day, my well.beloved, thy friead quits thee never to
ere thee again, except is eternity. Ob! my well.heluved,
law cruel to my heart is this ',parades ! Take mood mire
of my pour Alfred: take are .r yourself fur his sake:
abandon not thyself to despair; be has still •red of thy
tenderest cancers. For myself, from this moment I eon no
longer be of any service to bins. I carry with me to the
grave thy two last letters : they shall he placed oar my heart.
Adieu, my dear (rim! ; I embrace tbee with all my soul,
s•d also my too onfortuoate Alfred."
" To a. LIVCIITaIIBER9 ADTOCATC AT •TRAsIBURII.
My dear defender and latest friend, I have recei►ed your
farewell: receive mine also, together with my last 'hooka.
Console yourself: I know how to die. If 'err you see my
unfortunate wife, aasore M r that the memory of her sad of
Alfred never quitted me for au instant. I beg you to remove
my egrets, and to have them conveyed to my wife; endea-
vour also to procure the payment of the three months' pay
due to me: it will u rye to discharge some Leiden` debts.
They prohibit you from seeing me again, but they t mutat
prohibit Me from loving you: I embrace you for the last
time. ° CARON."
The Tribunal of Correctional Police has dismissed
the etaiiiilait.t against the Mi►oir, a critical journal,
which was accused of leaving• through the medium
iluaiiical criticism, anode au attack on the King
mod the established religion.
M. MN (Mg, au English gentleman. on his way
to Landau, has been arrested at Calais, in CUllie.
govner plan order iraininutted by telegraph.
FUND,. AT Pacts, OCTOBTIS 9 —Five per Ceuta. op►ned
at 921. 90 c.; sod rinsed at 92 f. 95e.; Bask Shares, 1,650(.
Neapuluun Stork, 791 (—Exchange on London: use month,
25 f. 45e.; three mouths, 25f. 30e.

GERMAN PAPERS.

BOLOGNA, SEPTIMIIgi 24.

Yesterday aft.rooor► hi• It sysii Highness the
Crown Pfister of Sweden strived here with his wife,
and alighted sit the Cesiihertiais Palace. This
morning he lass ea out tor the capital of Tuscany.
The day before yesterday the equipages of hie
Majesty the King of Naples arrived here, and pro-
ceeded yesterday to Modena.
REGGIO, SEPTEMBER 17.

The learned world has just sustained a great loss
by the death of the celebrated natural philosopher,
inatheinsiician, and philologer, the Chevalier de
Ginsonsttivta Veriturina, Professor Emeritus of the
University of Padua, and Member of many learned
societies. He died no the 10th instant, being the
last day of the 76th year of his age.

ITUTG•RD, OCTOM 3.

A letter from Frankfurt, in the Suabeien Mer-
cury, rays:—" If we may judge by the state of the
funds of eeriest States., and the fire of their paper
currency, it is evident that all those who are in-
terested in them must consider war as highly im-
probable. According to the assurance of diotin-
guished bankers of that city, who hove intimate re-
lotions with the Cabinets, and are therefore among
the persons who must be better informed than mail
other., the united efforts of the Courts of Vienna
nod London will be exerted in the approaching
Congress to maintain peace in Europe, and it
is nut doubted that they will succeed in dta•
pelting the stoma that thn•atrn the western
rot of our 04fliUVOl its they have done in
the cad. Austria and Great Britain, whose me-
diatirm Ins been crowned with such success in the
diffetencer hetaren Itusbia and the Porte, will now
probably step in as mediating Poitiers between the
Frruch GUVerlllllellts which think. its safety eti-
',Lingered by the new order of things in time
Py renran Prninattht and Spain. which persists in
insitimming the Constitution of the Cortes."

111ANKPORT. OCTOBER 4.

Letters from Munich amonance, that Field-
-51at.1111 Prince 11'recle h•• been •ppunutd CW4IIO
mommler-iii-Chief of 11w flovorion •rimy.

SRPTEMBER 28.
Hrr imperial Highness the Archduchess Hen-
rietta is doing its sell as possible. The young
Ar !duke iimlniph N likewtse in pellet:l health.
111cialliquee, 82t; Bask Shares, 857.