The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-06 00:00:00

ROYAL ORDINANCE.

W Louis, &e —Wishing to give s testimony of onr favour
and owe marathon to our we ll•beluvrd and r!ght tinsiy Viscount
Matibies de Montmorency, our Minister Foorrrtary of Stole
(sir sAF nepartment of Foreign Affairs, we have mitered and
frier no fellows :7
4rl. 1. Dist und right trusty Viscount Mat-
thieudr fiuninsurency is mated Duke.

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" 2. This title is stitched to his aigeity of Peer.
" 3. Our well beloved and right treaty Vs,would Malthieu
de Moessinogeeey ihell consequently enjoy, sod after lain, hi.
childree.poeteritg, and descendants, is fbe dines line, horn
or to he buns is 18.411 rnsrriage, shall enjoy, the ranks and
honours attached to the said title of Duke, by order of pri-
mogenitor', sebri to the conditions of • our well beloved
and right trusty i.eount de Moisinuireeel ruuforming to she
lawn thereto 'elitism, particularly to the provisions of our
°ldiom's., of the lath •ogssl„ I§ls, evil sow of g g
before our it eeper of the Spain, Minister fecretary of State
4r Just ice, to übsitin our letters patens necessary its this roue.
t Gives at she Castle of the Tuileries, 'Dee.wther 1, is ibe
)Far of Grace 1822, and of our ircirst She 11211 h.
(gial,ed) 1,01./18.

(Cousin signed)
Regember 1.

pE 1711.LE1.F.."

The Congress has changkil its plaice; it is nn
longer at Verona. According to sa article in tiii•
Morritear yesterday, the Conger, will be at Par!,
for Spain, at Vienna fur Italy ; sod wherever the
limperor Aleximder happens to he, it will he in
that spot for the Eon. A new policy will replace
the tarsier policy, in place of admitting one mt.-teat
in Eliot-lite—that of the Holy Alliance. This policy
may all be reduseil to the individual interests of
each Sate. Irthere still %mists some community ct
relations between the different Powers, they are not
longer fonsitl, except in diplomatic decorum ; ut
fact, nolDing being in difficult to reconcile as th•
ancient interests which occasioned union, and the
new interests well may bring on a rupture.
,fa present by the fear merely of war, inwirstice
can baldly be obtained at London for a French ves-
sel returning film Inds, at the rate 459 per rcpt.
What will it to if war shoold tislie place ?
But it is not yet drifted. Tile question is 'maw
to he discussed at as it hat trot been thciile.t.
at Congress. The spesdy arrival of Lord W,. -
lington.and the Russian dnibasssdor, who ms's
regarded as the Representatives of Peace and We,,
is announced. if she gm:sties is eigktated here, it
will not be in thegenend interest of the Ijoly 4,1.4
Nance, but in the milsritlyal iutereat of each man.
try. Thus- is the new 'diplomatic jurisprudence
emehlAed at Laybsch, nod confirmed at Verona.
The Holy Alliance is no longer ally thing.- Vic,-
oily is every thing. to virtue of this right. Austria
invaded Dispirit, France will invade Spun, ar(!
Russia, without doubt, the y...t. ;t we are not de-
ceived, the rights of nations esisted in Europe be-
fore there was any Holy Alliance, and the Hwy
Alliance was only invented iliat the right% of natio',
mi§ht fie banished; olltrr persons would coliqed':,