The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-11 00:00:00

PARIS PAP Bs.

aucian 7.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, the King, accompa-
nied by their Royal Highnesses Nlonsteur. Madame,
the liuke of Angoulcme, and the Duchess of
Berry, went in an open carriage to Versailles. His
Majesty rude for a lung time in the Park, particu-
larly in that part called the King's Garden, which
is laid out in imitation of that of Hartwell, in
England, where his Majesty resided for several
year.. At four o'clock his Mujeaty reviewed a
regiment of infantry and two of cavalry. The
Park of Versailles was crowded with the in-
habitants of Paris Dud the surrounding country,
who received his Majesty and their Royal MO-
riesaes with every mark of respect and attachment.
Its Excellency Count Stackellorg, the Russian
Ambassador Extraordinary to his Britannic Ma-
jssty, has arrived at the Hotel de ['Empire, in this
city, horn London.
The King has accepted the resignation of M.
the Viscount de Cliatesubriand.---(Gosetle de
Frtince.)

FRENCH FUNDS, AUGUST 6 —Five per Cents.
87 F. 10 c.; Bank Stock, 1,535 f.—Exchange on
London of 30 clop, Y 5 1. 40 c.; ditto 3 mutates,
Y5l. Sto c.

PARIS. ♦UOUST 5.

An important caoe occupied the Court of Cos-
saiiun this day. Captain James Pryer, of the Eng-
lish ship Eliza Ann, in the year 1816. made Ins
appealance at Martinique oo the lank of the freedom
of commerce which had been proclaimed by a
colonial decree of the 14th of June, 1815, in these
terms:—

“ Being desirous, in the exercise of the power with which
we have been itttrustrd, to draw still closer the lies whirl.
write our soviet Sovereign with his Britauuic Majesty, and
to testify our gratitude for the alltilianee sit generously af-
forded us, all merchandise whatsoever imported ham stay
port of Great tit halo, abetl be subject ouiy to the a■r.+a 404
as that levied tut national imporiations.”
However, this Hesolutioto of the Local Authority
was quickly annulled by the Goverionran, and
Captain Pryce is even accused of having had infor-
mation of that circumstance previous to his dspar-
lore from London. Tile Director-Gent ral of
-Martinique caused the ship to be seieed, aid de-
livered the Captain to the Admiralty Tribunal, as
suspected of ham% lauded his cargo in sat illegal
manner. The Captain gained his cause oat the
first trial. and on the appeal, before the Superior
Council of Martinique.
M. Mourre, Attornsy.General, will speak on
the part of the Directui-General, whose memorial
embraces a number of iiiviancts of incutupeteacy
and abuse of power. Several of these proms rela-
tive to the Legislation tif the Colonies, are alto-
griller of If novel description. The report of the
affair has been mode by Counsellor Verges; it
is defe►red till to-morrow at the request of ti.e
publicadministration.
M. Vilde is Counsel for Captain Pryte. We
shall give a report of the decision.—(Joaraul des
Debati. August 7.)
NAPLES, JULY 46.
The Court-martial of the ulterior
priticipality as-
sembled the 14th of this month at Avelitto. It
has judged four individuals, upon each of whom
was found a musket, and a a artridge box with ball
cartridge.. After the defroce of the accused the
Court condemned them to be hanged within txu
hours, which aenteriee has beets etteCuted.
VIENNA, JULY 27.
Lord Walpole arrived here yesterday, charged

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LON I)ON,

SATURDAY. AUGUST 11, 1821.

The foreign papers, received yesterday, contain
various paragraphs respecting the relations between
Russia and Turkey, but they have no character of
authenticity. The accounts of the movements of
Russian troops in the direction of Turkey are,
however, stated with circumstances of time and
place that appear to render them worthy of credit.
An improvement in the French Funds is the only

intelligence of any interest in the Paris Pape's.

Extract of a letter dated Holyhead, Bth instant,
one o'clock, p.m.—" His MAJLArry landed at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon on the Pier, accompa-
nied by the Marquis of ANGLESEY, and proceedei
to his Lordship's seat. It is just re.,..eted that
the Kula will embark at time this afternoon."

Another letter states that he actually sailed on
that day.
Ffollo ht ITAJESTY.II avowed intentions, and
the morass provided for carrying them into effect,
very little thittht remains of his arrival in Dublin
at au early hour on Thursday.

A private letter from Dublin, dated the 6th inst.
ssys, ti Business, with respect to the preparstions
for his MAJESTY, has received a great check in
consequence of the illness of the QUEEN, as no
person knows what dress they should provide. The
arrivals within the last two or three days have made a
great difference in the appearance of Dublin; but
our visitors as yet, with the exception of those oc-
cotemodated at the Castle, are chiefly confined to
the hotels, few private houses having been yet
talu)."

Yesterday morning an interview took place at the
Home Department Office between Sir G. Nayler,
of the Herald's College, and Mr. Elohhausr, the
Under-Secretary of Stale, for the purpose of mak-
ing some necessary preparations, and for issuing
orders fur regulating the procession on the removal
of her Majesty's body from town to Harwich. Mr.
Thomas, of the Lord Ch an).Wr.siiii'N Office, and
Mr. Bailey, of the house of Bailey sod Sanders,
his Majesty's upholsterers, &c. subsequently had an
intersiew with Mr. liohhouse, and it was dettnuined
to proceed with the funeral preparations only as far as

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