The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-19 00:00:00

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LONDON,
THURSDAY, SIPTIIIM 19. 111514.

We have received Flamburgh Papers to the 14th
inst. They announce the departure of the Emperor
of Russta, on the lat, from Warsaw for Vienna.

Letters of recent date have been received fens
Lisbon, from which it appears that the Portuguese
Loan, so ihruchliillied of, has ended in nothing.—
The National Bank, as we before learnt, had offered
to advance the money, but only for a limited time.
This proposal had not been accepted, and indivi.
duals had accordingly been applied to, to lend the
sum regained, and it has been borrowed at the rate
of fire 'per ant. for every 951., on condition that
whenever repayment is made, the persons making
the Loan shall receive 1001. for every 95/. These
terms, considering the present state of the money
market of EuroPe, may be considered a little exor-
bitant.
The revenue of Portugal has proved very defi-
cient, not yielding more than two-thirds of the
amount formerly-collected. This circumstance has,
in tact, rendered the Loan necessary; and the
advices of yeaterdsy talk seriously of some change
in the commercial system of Portugal, in order to
render it more productive.
The expedition for the Brazils had not sailed, and
the day for that event seemed as distant as ever.
The people of Lisbon, in general, were wholly in
the dark as to the situatiou of the Braz,la, and even
soasewof those best informed doubted ■s to the
course the Panlts REGENT at Rio Janeiro might
be compelled to tali,.

We have received the Paris -Papers of firerday
last. Instead of giving ally 'new amnesia from
Turkey, they indulge in speculations wpm the old ;
the general tendency of which is unfavosirabie to the
rumoured sorcerers of the Greeks. One of these
Papers, the Journal des Debuts, considers that op-
pressed and persecuted people reduced so low, the
Turks may now safely extend to them the enjoy-
ment of their religious and civil rights. A man's
insignificance has often proved his best protection.
Wehope thatrOreece is not reducer:lto that state set.

Bayonne Papers to the 101 h instant hive arrived.
Extracts are given in our precediag columns.
The from bladrid of Abs'iltb state, that

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the Decree of the icing is published for the meet-
ing of the Extraordinary Cortes on the Ist of Oc-
tober. The Constitutional party hope that the new
loon Will enable the Ouiernment to put down the
insurrection in the northern proVinces. and the
share taken in it by the English bankers mukes
them flatter themselves that the Cabinet of St.
3.11111e11.11 will not oppose the Constitutional systeth.

Notwithstanding the afflicting State of Catalonia,
&c. the greatest hopes are entertained that Mina,
Torrijos, Milans, and Rohn, will be able to main.
tain themselves till the reinforcements on their
*ay to join them shall arrive. In the southern pro
"incea there are still some predatory bands, but the
inhabitants are animated with the greatest attach-
ment to the system, and perhaps even too ardent in
their zeal ; for the accounts from Cad a, Seville,
Grenada, Cordova, Malaga, Jaen, Murcia, and Va-
lencia, state that a great many persons, chiefly Ec-
clesiastics, have left their homes to avoid the perse-
cntion of the Liberals.