The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-27 00:00:00

THE BRITISA PRESS.

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JOLT 27, 1822.
We lait night reeetved German Papers to the
17th instant. The fUlTowing ire extfacts :
cloi FIIONTIIIO Op RUselk, JUNE 29.
Attuning to letters from St. Petersburgh, the continuation
of peace is now coasidered as ibnlately certain. The condone
of the Amnon Cabisel, soy these letter,, has been chielly
dahlia by Hi "nation which Engtood has taken lo reloyeet
to boas ; few it is ha iiisdhigiatabie fact that the Wear,.
Polse—irialliaered loaexion •ith Darn& lir;
the purpose of i m wiedisaij elasiag the Sanaa, in ease of a war
with the Porte. By such • measure, the commerce which
Ratllit has began of lite years to carry on with other coun-
tries and parts of the world would baire received so severe a
check, that It could sot expose itself to so greet • risk.
Considerations arising from the obligation cnotraeted by the
Holy Alliance have probably also bad their influnce is the
n perso' resolution of the Emperor Alexander. With respect
ton Uneasily for the immense expense of the warlike preps-
ratios% it is conjectured that an arrangement will be made.
it is believed that the settlement of this point will be the leas
likely lo meat with any difficulties, as the disinterested sen-
wants of Russia in this respect have been evinced at the
onion,* of former treaties, when she generously decliaed
all pecuniary imiessolltiohlai. The repeet•dist the party of
Count Cepo trlsirtaisis lost it. loaning is positively coi-
Indicted, with the remark, that parties do not exist in the
Rodeo Cabinet as they do in others; and that the coot-
dear( of ile Sovereign in the persons about hint is *holly
'quieted by his own motives sad feeliugs.—(Norelaberg
Corrapenideat, July 15.)
traotertras OF ITALY, JULY 9.
Aerosols just received from the Leman say, that he fed
no naval battle had taken place between tb Creche and
Turks, but the former had, however,
wen of war and a number of tvaimirgyar. with *mops sia
board, which were destined to unfurl* HisTweltila ordeals
in the island of Candi.. The.. se do Wars of liar
bad rue syrosid. It is still siliesase Silia'thbt • Turkish
ship of the bee hes fouideilli; sairietteh sad a fri-
gate beta stranded. .
The Solana, Goverment! ter Ilyass hadi baired i bullet&
statiarthat the Beets of Hydra, Bpesaia, said lyssirs, hod twine
offered the Captain Paella battle at Tsche,ae, but that
deciised the challenge; that the Greek IL eta were again_
outstay Is the Archipelago, surd would be joined by this
site: vessels, whirl have been filled out in the island dories
the last two mouths. The Captain Paella, on the °tin*
kin, is said to have received reinforcements from CO 110:.
stastinuple, The Egyptian flotilla ass still in the harben
orAleasadria, and observed by a division of the Bieck fleet:
Them memento de not mention the Captain Pacba's retina
to the Dar4ihelles.
We have received the Paris Papers up to Wed-
nesday lain. They contain intelligence from Madrid
to the idik'ai which time that city continued to
riljoy perfect • tranquillity. The danger which it
recruit), rociPed.• had only tended to the safety of
the country by petting the Patriots every where on
their guard flpiint:tlie enemies of the Constitution. '
The Duke Da L'llmitrehtho hes published tklettei
repelling the charge of his having encosiiage4 the'
mutineers on the 7th. He has, however, reeehred
an order to retire to Badajos ;•and the NY Qhis,_of.
AllealLLAS, who was also autipeet thi of favaasitioir
the guards, is to proceed' to difeasitta. In • te'
rural household the Marquis of SANT/. CRUZ she
Geed, the Duke of MosiTem•al. end PAL.TOie
the gallant defender of Saragossa, is appointed Cap.
tato of the halberdtere. There change., if they
do mot acqiit the KING of all paiticiPadiasi 'iii the
atielap,ol she 7th, at least evince • diepOsiiion to
cultivate the good opinion of the friend, of theCisnw
stittitioo.

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iffamborgli, and Flanders 11180111 have
with Papttrs to tll4 14th i.aptant. It
r. ted at liclgritd; that VaarGreeka have
Ltrissa. the capital a4P-Themaly, by storm.
.44"ieriAri idet7tbat the ma tip that coun-
,,y, V.l4rett, and the Morelli, daily assume* a
•,. ..ii.4uinnry &imester, it bring wow the prote
. gi.e no gander. The horrible eicesees com-
mitted by the Turks in Scio have led to this result.
They barest the mime time excited the moat heroic
coinage in the Greeks,' and driven them to acts of
desperation.

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The Clerks' Sopermatastion Bill produced
very carious ceStkielOss of portico in the Hume of
Coanoqslast The CI .4CELLo R of the"
ElcßEquitft appeared as the rbumpion of Galant'
econosii, awl" IBM tiaroj444ll b 1 (4!•
curt! totr:Ciitistio jairseetlie latter Gentle.