The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-30 00:00:00

sigh have eject become more frquent, trod it is presumed
that the etalkiect ufilhome NAlefeeetitowis of the Wee', impoit-
""- W• bear that the last ream' 'table Note of the Rem
Eff. toll has bee, the, subject of a lung eanferetire between
Priamee Illetternick,' M. de Tau., Neff, and Gwent Gulowhius
This:Note eres.peeseoled to duplirate to M. de Lute iw *ad
Lord Strangferd by the Chief Diagnoses of the Sublime
Purte, and is entiiele siond or to the r-seriutione taken in the
thirst' um the 9S:h of F. brioara. In the above meniioned
tunference it was decided 11.1 as the *hate substance of the
Note was in pile. ct coniradn't to the spirit of the IrCfoCill•
titlli• IS I herkt carried op Cou•taiiiiii.:ple, mid to the penal".
•11v amicable aeutioneuta ahich the 01I041111U Government
hail hitherto alio am through toe whole cows.' of them logo.
riations. it would be proper to si ad it bock to the Ausinau
Embassy at Para, with iastructlous to row to it to the ken
Effeudi, with an official declaration that the Cowl of Vieona
had obviated to reerwe too. Note for time reasons stared. If
aloe the Turkish Moline, should be iucliued to take back
the Note, use Court will, readily look un this step of the
Porte .as having emir Ashen place, and the laiernuucio
shall be anthurised in this case to continue, It. tauten
wash the Brotia's otoolsasaador, the diplomatic negotiations far
the arrameenieut of the did. mecca betereeu Russia 00,1 the
Porte. We are convinced that the Cabinet of St. James's,
which, like that of A oats is, desto es them lintenante or peace,
will follympprove of the mureediogs put the C.ourt of VICISMI,
and important dispatches on this subject are expected from
London. But should the Porte be unah!e or uuwilliog to
recede, nu coyote will resnaiu our the mediating Powers but
to break off the negotiations, to decline further meshatios,
and leave the pleats to arrange with Russia as it can. This
is the present attention of the relations with the Poet*, and
till this crisis is over, and it is known what resolute,*
the Porte may think fit to fake under such eircosen-
at , It is perfectly proper thud funeral that nothing
Official should be published respectlug them. What
reeeptioto may he give., by the Porte to the declaration which
M. de Lassos is ordered to make, in the name of Ms Court,
to the Reis Effendi, cannot be learned before the middle of
the current asusith, and probably nut before the end of it,
if we consider the dilatoriness of diplomatic patenting' at
Vienna, mid as it may certainly be foreseen that the Item
Effendi will, at all events, not take it upon himself to give
as immediate answer on his :we rusponsibility to the de-
claration' to be made to him, but will consider it his duty
to ask superior orders. We shall, therefore, be obliged to
remain in suspense for some time tourer, and to take pa.
hence to the end of April, at 'east, to learn something cer-
tain. Meantime the Court of Vienna, we are moored, ii
preparettin all eases how to art, whatever may be the answer
of the Porte, suit um this meas.., 'rehear from all quarters
a repetition of the assurance, that even should war really
break out between RIIS9j4 and the Porte. Austria does nut
mean to depart from the system of neutrality which it has
adopted. They, indeed, speak of drawls/ together an
army on the frontier towarohtTurkey, to preserve the new-
Polity of the Austrian territory in came of a breach, and it
has already been discussed iu the Council of War to what
General the thief command of this army should be eutrusted,
and opinions an acid lo be thelsied,beleree• Generals Pri-
ntout mill Kienmeier. The regimen's of troops of all de-
scriptions ere already mimed, which are to compose this
army of neutrality. In the Ordnance Department •11 the
preparations are already made, so that the troops sill be
able to lease their respective garrisons at the Best notice to
march to the Tuthill* frontlet....(hrereasherr, Corrupt's!.
deal, April 19.)
BERLISS, APRIL 2.
A report has been industriously spread, that an order
would shortly be Issued to close the freemasons' lodges
throsibunt the Prussian monarchy. It is probable that
sues. Jou/oats may have published this statement on the
credit of some of their correspondents burr. We however
can affirm, that the report is wholly groundless, dad appestat
to be iuvented to excite discontent. It is indeed said, that
proposals of Ibis description have been made from slimed to
tire Press's,' Government, which is said to have aerawerell,
IMMO was rally convinced that the upright, virtuous, and
faithful serums of the Slate are smug the hematites,.
There is, therefore, no reason to dissolve mistiest clue-
table Institutions, to which the country owes a great part of
its progress in intellectual improvenmet, and the tendmity of
wbiek was recognized as saletary, even by the mmetrat-
orye vat the Great Frederick.—(Allpemeine Zeititleg,
Mira 17)