The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-12 00:00:00

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various roMoora by whit!' the panic vie created
are generally supposed to have originated in stock-
jobbing speculation ; they are out supported by
any intelligence received by Government, and, with
the exception of an article in the Jorrnul des De-
buts of Friday, have received no countenance from
the Paris Papery.

The Atoile of SAturday, and the Pibole of Sun.
day, have reached town. It will be seen by the
subjoined extracts that they do not contain a bingle
paragraph that can he considered as confirmatory
of the rumours which have prevailed during the
list two or three flays in Paris and London.
The following are the fluctuations of the French
Funds on Saturday :
roads, November 9.—Fore per Cent,. opera at 87 t 110
lowest price MK; cloard ■t AT f. e. Nespnlita• Stork,
74.—..Eheliasige on London, at 30 days, 25 (. 40 c.; ditto at
three months, •25 f. 25 e.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 10.
The reports of war which have been circulated
daring 'Change hours, have produced a consider.
aWe fall in the lientes. They were in the course
of the day 86 1. 50 c. The Spanish Funds fell
to 43, and clotted at 45 —( Le Pilots, of yesterday )
las the interval from noon until three o'clock yew-
terday, twenty-seven commercial couriers were dis-
patched to England sod Holland.—(/dear.)

M. de Viti.st.it, father of M. the Coma de VII"
LILLE, Minister of Finance. has departed this life
at Toolouse.7(L' Ittoile, of Saturday.)
We shall publish shortly the conditions of the
loan contracted with M. OUVRARD, by the Re-
gency of Spain.

A letter from Bayonne, doted October 31, sap,
" The military preparations are carried on here
with as much activity as ever, and the troops are
animated with the best %pint. Being out recently
on a campaigning exercise, and fully accoutred,
the soldiers, convinced that they were marching
agair4 the Spanish Comtitutionalists, proceeded.
shouting 'V'ies le lioi ." And we are assured,
that, if neceb•ity should require curced marches,
they would not feel fatigue.l, au ardent are they to
cope with the enemies of all legitimate Govern-
ments."

The Journal de Perpignan gives the following in-
telligence :—" M. the Viscount de PISCCADSUC,
Major-General, destined to take the command of
one of the brigades of infantry of the Eastern Py-
renees division, has arrived at Perpignan, es alto
General the Baron D'ECQUETILLE. and the Brigade
COMlglellldtlat BRETON, who have been nominated
Lieutenants of the Km; ; the former of whom will
take the command of Perpignan, in the room of
Major•Geneml Caron POUGET. and the latter the
command of the citadel of the town, in the room of
Brigade-Major Porta.

" M. the Marquis of Vivicr. Peer of France, Ma-
jor-General, is daily expected here, t• take the

command of the c0vi.1.7 of the theist...b.
" "Übe pork of artillery iu our vicinity is about
to be sugmented.
" The troops ore daily exercised under the orders
of M. the Viscount Vriestno?„ Commandant of the
deportment, and Lieut.-General Count CURIAL,
Commandant of this district. The exercise of the

artillery has commenced. Various movements have
just been made, in order to concentrate the troops as
much as possible, and to facilitate their formation
into brigades."

We have received German Papers to the 6th
instant, extracts from which ■re given in our pre-
ceding columns. Their contents are not important.

It appears front the following paragraph that the
country can boast its Hell as well as St. James's,
in the City of Westminnter :
I' Gamesters arprekended.—We are glad to bear that the
Mayor of Newcastle-spoil-Tyne hap berm acting with a vi.
gilance and spirit highly creditable to him, sail serviceable
to the of virtue. On Monday night last he was In-
formed that a poling-house had been opened i■ Pilgrim-
street, under the direction of two or three "'rooters, mid he
accordingly dispateh.d Mr. Scott, the Tow■ Seneset, sod
mistrals, to the plea•. When they arrived, there were
I persons in the room, all of whom, along with the
coadectoes of the gsming-tabk, ware taken into custody.
There were found on the table one hundred viverrigns and
owe hundred half crowns, ■ll of which were strured. The
foreigners were committed to prison; the 'popsiess writ
obliged to give bail for their oppearanre; and the owner
of the house was fused ten poem's. This example. we hope,
will be followed all over the kingdom, till thine pests
to society are eatieseistsetkaw aver."—( Yore Herald.)

The PORTUGUEIE AiIEASAADOR. Lord Marshal
BERREFORD. and Mr. NICUMASIn. the Secretary
to the Austrian Embassy, transacted busiutEs at
the Foreign Office yesterday.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER arrived
in town yesterday morning from Culitbrouk, and
Ogre/aids attended a Treasury Board.
The Earl of HARROWIIIf arrived in town yes-
koday.
4" The Admiralty has acceded to an appliciptiose.. for
regular convoys to the trade .to the *imbrued ports
of Colombia.
A citizen of the Vtiited• State, has (Adorned per-
missiou to establish a stetint.bout on the Lake of
Genera. It will be built before the end of austre,
and will make, it is said, in four hours add nue
quarter, the voyage from Genoa to Doelsylaus-
Lausanne, a distance of eleven leagues Ly lst4, eo
account of the beuds iu the right book of thelake.
—/French Paper.)

The new monument to the memnry albs late
Mr. Fox, erected on the north side of Westminster
Abbey. his been within these fest days opened to
the public view, as have the old monuments of
Queen ELIZASITH and MAST Queen of Scots.
which hare lately undergone a thorough repair, sod
hare been new beautified.

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