The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-12 00:00:00

tails respecting his MAJESTY'S journey are ettract-
ed from the Foreign Journals :

HANOVER., SEPTEMBER 29.

Nis Majesty, our Sovereign, who will arrive here
en the 4th or 6th, will lay aside his incognito on en.
tering our territory. The requisite orders have been
issued fur his
.Majesty's reception at Osnabrucl:.
The King will sleep at Dieptiole or Meirburgli.
The 2d regiment of hussars has marched from here
to escort iiis Majesty. Our Sovereign will visit
Gottingen.
The Archduke Ferdinand of Austria is mend
tioned amongst the foreigners of distinction ex-
pected here. The King of Prussia, we are assured,
will send Generals Tauenzien, Burstel. and Mits.
mer, to compliment our Sovereign.

lgrlgings are in great request, and the prices con-
siderably increased. .Two Russian Courier., one
from Stockholm and the other from Berlin, slighter!.
in succession at the residence of the Russian Nltnis•
ter, the Couti*ellor of State de Strove. Since their
antral a report has been in circulation that the
uncertainty with respect to Turkish affairs coati.
noes, notwithstanding the moderation of the Power►
concerned.
PEPTEMBIR 30.
File Majesty the King is expected here about the
6th of October. On account of a noiauoderstandiog
between the Duke of Cambridge and the Elector
of Hesse Cassel, his Majesty is expected to come
by the °sorbing road, which in the present un-
vouruli le state of the weather, is none of the best.--a
(Hour/ems Courant, October 9.)
OCTOIII 5.

By the :revoked* received yesterday from Artrzht.
Chapelle, we haye learned that lsia ALtiesty haptu
staidW day longer at "Gussets, would not be at
Aix-la-Chapelle till the ed. By the accounts re-
ceived this morning from Munster (where General
Blomefield had already arrived), we find that 14
Majesty intended to stop a day at Dusseldorf, and
consequently would not enter his German &mi.
Mons till to-morrow. Between Munster and Os.
naburg his Majesty will not take the way 6,si pro-
posed by Lingeuch, but that by Glaridord: All
@twig the road preparations are making, as well
as the shortness of the time will permit, to express
the joy of the people at seeing his Majesty is this

part of his dominions.
All the way from the frontiers triumphal arches
are erected ; at Osnsburg a numerous guard of ho.
nour, both horse and foot, has been formed, and
the same at Nieuburg. Fur the conveyance of the
immediate attendants of his Majesty, orders are
given at every stage to have relays in readiness (be-
►ides the horses for the Kiitg's cariiage); horses los
two bulnits with six horses, a baggage waggon with
six horses, two chaises with four horses each, and
two couriers' horses. Besides these, four carriages
and 13 horses are required for the Marquis of Lose
donderry and General Blomefield, who were to ar-
rive ut o.nuburg yesterday, and come here before
his Majesty. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Duchess of Cumberland were pleased yesterday

to admit the diplomatic body to an audience. Ar-
rived their Serene Highnes►es Prince Frederick of
Hesse, and the Prince of Tour and Taxis ; the
Russian Ambassador, Baron Caniken; the Prussian
Ambassador, Count Grote; and the Wirtemberg
Ambassador, Count Winzin6rerode.
The Dukes of Brunswick arrived here yesterday,
' and occupy the state apirtments prepared for them at
Montbrillant. Her Royal Highness the Laugraviue
of Hesse Homburg is expected about the middle of
this month. The day is not yet fixed for the
• solemn public entry of lite Majesty into this city...-.
Hanover Nochrichten, October 6.)
During the King of England's stay at Lille,
many perilous solicited the honour of being ;Omit-
ted into his presence. Amongst them was Madame
Bayard si'Armriineres, who was for some time the
Duke of Buurdeaux's num., but was obliged to re-
tire on recount of her health. Thi. Lady presented
her son, the luster-brother of the Duke, to his Ma-
jesty, who loaded the infant with erreases,-(patis
Paper.)
His Majesty arrived on the cd at Aix-la-Cho-
pelle, having been escorted to the Prussian frontiers
by a detachment of Belgian laucers.—(Mid.)

The following statement is published as the sub-
stance of the accouuts of the public Revenue just
made up.
Produce of the Revenue of C:•eat Britain in the
Quarters ending on the WM 04.tubrr iu the follow-
ing Yrarti, viz

Trxes laelosgisig to the 1819. 1820. 1821.
Coss°lidatell Feud £9 3.12,287 £10,938,109 £11.330,067
Temporary Excise 588,176 586,264 1.139.377
Missal Taxes 1,534,233 1,05,532 1,562,409

C 11,484.798 f 13,199,885 814,010.7"
October Quitter, 1820 ..... .C 13,198.065
Improvement tuicumpa.rd sills the
October Quarter, ......

t840,142t.

. -
October Quitter, lftel • • . C 14,040
Ocluber Quaver, 1819

Improvement as comitererl with Ike
1./dotter Quarter, 1819, hem ,e
the auklitiutral Duties of Three
Milburn were it full cultection ...... f 2,8115,997

CHARGE.
Total lueoseaConaulitlateil Fund
in Me Quarter coded 10th Ac.
tuber, lett/ £11.128.389
Charge.

Emma, of Income . .61.365,216
Tufal Income of Consolidated Fund
is the Quarter ended lOilt Oc-
tober, 1821 o •••
Charge estimated at . . . 10,000,0410

Excess of Income L1,650,113
From this s'atemriat it appnirs that the itnroc.