The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-10 00:00:00

PEICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.

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I are certainly hospitable Aisebintl, and they ars very
wt II inclined toward. the Englist,. boivipa: te
no influence here. The ladies of Bue.ius Ayres
may vie witli those of most cities in personal op.
peat-atter, and display much tivue ansi neatness to
their dress. Thet ara gem-rally remarkable list very
smell feet. Their iIIUWWWOIIIS are WWI ',qt. clime
as in Esiglandond tithe r rifts, lint there ere 1, w of
a ptiLl•.c nature, such as ha.le.cunterts.&-.11n.i there
is nu 'Theatre. The hull-Agin is the cmel
amusement in summer, and certainly a hart:wow •
one it is. The clergy In-re are not so numerous as
in the Brazils, but there are still enough of jo!ly
Friars,. The Creed of the Homan Catholis is well
known ; lint I have seldom heard of Ingot ry, or in.
hers! opinions from my friends. Somnetiine► they
endeavoured to convert me. aed then gent`-.
rally contrive 1., turn the discourse to 11,/llte other
topic. as it is of no use to enter into discussions on
stub points.
fit EMI' P. 4 PERIL

• - PARIS, AVMS,' l•
Their Majesties hare resided at Tillman silica
Monday.

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The Quern of Bavaria wits safr4v delivered of &
Plineeiis, in the night of the list oil. at the Cootie
of Nvnisilienhur*
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I The City of A insterdam has sent a Deputation to
Pink, to present to His Imperial Majesty the ha-
t!...tv. of its inhabitants. Colonel Coregs, on the
V.:th silt. with a crew or seamen under his o• der.,
went on hoard of the Adieirni Znahrosa, of 80.4nins
at Merivoildiek : hut owing to the nesp• tide... it IS
impossible before the 40th in get her raised uponi
jdhe camel., on which .h:. is in be cotiveysti to the
4 %gide, ; whence site nil pro •red to pit, the mina.
dron under Itesr-A•lmiral Leminere, at the Ter-l. •
On the .3t•tit tilt. a most destructive hurricane
was fdt a Chatillon. lit less than • quitter of an
hour a number ef houses were unroofed, sod. tot
steeple of St. John's church, •ret retrial stacks of
chimneys. blown clown. Tne Coats-Vert, and the
haoks of the Dottie. resemble a forest that had
been just cut down ; and to the garden* and or-
asstd., ail the trees see either 'woken, torn up by
the nests, or completely stripped of th-ir fruit.
AUGUST it.
On Monday evening, If *Majesty held *Council
of Commerce at St. (bend.
On Tuesday evettaug Their Imperial and Bora
Majesti-s attendee) the representation of 44 11te
rrisrurph V frqictx," which had herr ordered fur
that riesling. Ott thr.r entr mce there was a burst
of acclamation from all parts of the hnn.e. Their
departure was distinguished by a similar mark of
respect.
By an Edict of the King of Saxony, the Jews are
exempted from the tea which then formerly paid on
Intending the fairs of Leipsic and Nuremberg.
h Russian tend-holder, in the government ...
W ilna, boa, by his last aril lresnaissimateetidt-hia pun.
stints, to the number of Mo. The Emperor Alm.
'ander has confirmed I hi. act of beneficence.
The Grand t)uke of Eranefort has sholoibed the
immunities formerly enjoyed by the metrologists and
cloth and linen manufattorers of the Imperial free
cities, on taking up their residence there, or attend-
ing the fair.
On the 18th, the environs of Augsburg were ra.
yard. by'a severe hatlmtorin. The hailstones fell,
in some purls, as large as nuts; and such wen the
violence of the wind, that several houses were blotto
down, and the largest eras et, re torn no by the
roots. At Kitirenhsusen, only a few houses ere left
staarline. The castle of Wollenberg suffered con-
siderably, and the steeple of the chapel of Itedo•
gonde was blown down.
TICKIIIA. JULY lg.
Yesterday., His Majesty the Ettiptvor retained
from Badeu to this capital, to give the usual au-
diences, and hold a Council of State Eicr.inr&mtry.
The result hits been a great change in nor Miniatty.
Count ligarte, hitherto Chancellor of Bohemia and
Austria, has resigned all his ,poosotments. and re-
tirrs frith the title and salary of M. ulster of Confer..
earn. Count Wallis, Governor of Bohemia, is
to be at the head of the home department. Count
Zichy resumes his former situati6n of President
of the Chamber or Finance, with more extensive
powers than i.e had before the death of Count
O'Dannel. He will have the title and authority of
Minister of Finai,ce, wit hoot any dependency upon
the Council of State, and subject only to the in-
structions lie may receive at his private conference*
with, His M ij..sty the Etmeror. it is said that all
. •..,. changes have been effected by kl.de Ihrldnea,
w ~ in concert with Count 7..chy. possesses His
M.T.-.ty's entire confidence. Every hotly augurs
well of them, because the iudefatigable activity of
these Ministers is well known, •
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l'he Court Gazette of this day contains the fol.
lowing aerials
Tie Yacht of Widdin, at different times. in
the months of January and February, took front
the post, dispatched by the Austrian post•offace at
Constantinople, • quantity of pearls belonging to
• mercantile house at Vienna, and detained them
under peetence of their being • lawful seizure
under the Custnm.honse regulations. According
to advice. from Constantinople, of the 9th June,
Clairelier Vnu Sturtner, His Majesty's Minister
Flenipoteniary at the Porte, has at length, by his
!COI and powerful interposition, Pucceeied in pro.
curing restitution of the pearls; and thus has the
course of pest between Vienna and Constantiuopl•
been agaia placed an a secure lusting.