The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-11 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE:

Yesterday we received flimbursh and Bremen Plt
to the sth instant, and Brwaelt Papers to the 9th.
following are extracts:—

ST. PIKTZ 222 V 2 CM, MAT 21.
It k now said that his Majesty the Emperor wiil not set out on
his tour to visit the eastern matinees of the empire, and the troop*
stationed in'them, till the month 6f August, and will first to pre-
sent lit die solemnizatioo of the Saint's day of his august mother.
Great changes are spoken of lo the orgiusisatkon of the Send*, .
end of the Council of the Empire.
The Walla-Man Boyer, Coostantini Bbri, who has farmer taken
the oath of allegiance to Russia, has been enrolled, by his Ma-
jnty's command, in the body of the noiility of Bessarabia.
Af:ar • few fine and mild days in April, we have now k cacti-
nuauce of cold unpleasant weather.
rheeirnacrr, JottZ 1.
Hardly anything is spoken of hetc bit the or a loan for the largo
sum of tiee millions and a half sterling. meat:Kilted by the houses
of llanthro and Son, sod Blacks, widow t Erithsen), ea extremely
favottraLle terms, and at the low interest of three per cent The
conditions are tett yet known to the patine, nor is the object to
which this welt sum of money is to be anplicl, thither to redeem
the two preceilirg English Mans, *hick *ere contracted no leas fa-
vourable terms. or for other financial operations. Attention 0t.4
bonds have ripen still higher, Sad the course of eschangc has int-
proved to seven per cunt.
W'c hear th:lt the Constitutional Committee of the Norwegian
Storthing has proposed to reject the King's proposal respecting the
absolute Royal k eto.
Sir B. Bloomfield. the British Ambatarstor .at, the Court rf
Stockholm. has arrived here with Captain elootofiald, and wiU re-
main till the Swedish camp is formed in S.cania, wlleyet the Kin g of
Suedea has invited him to be present. .I"note of our Stair OMers
have received ord:rs tit repair to the Swedish camp, to be present
ai the reviews.
The French Ambassador, ote Alsognis de St. Simon, wbo has
long Mace had permission tram his Court to mum to Fraing,ipa
board the French squadron, on its voyage Feick from St. Peters-
burgh,
_has taken the opportunity of visiting.Ritsaia, MA cdtibekett
on boards French frigate for St. Petcnbluth, instead of hiking
fur the return of the squadron.
The steam boat expected from Bagland not haring, yet arrived,
their Majesties embarked on beard the sawn }whetLabidavie, far
' Eckeknforde, where their Ilejeales arrived on Sunday, at tierce
o'clock, and hnuiediately ptoeeeded to Loeidenland.
l'icsa's, MAY 112.
Hie Majesty the Emperor has written a most granolas letter of
condolencelo the Countess of Stadion, and assigned her ea award
pension of 11,t410 florins.
Prior.: William of Brunswick, travelling under the trine of
Count of Els:eaten, set out on the 20th for this city, on his journey .
to Naples.
Baca:ME!, Jules S.
On the Pith his tneellener the 'Minister of the Interim, In M.
Majesty's nem-, closed the Session of Use States-General at the
Hague. His Excellency, in his discourse on the occasions emcee-
misted the Assembly on the additional proof* which *e ' sou- 000
had afforded of the intimate union between the States-Oknerat and
his Majesty. lie hoped the most beneficial results from the dada-
eial measures adopted in the course of the Session : and media-
ing their address to his Majesty. requesting • reversiket of the corn
laws, lie assured than that the King would examine this important
subject with all the •tutepption that it so especially deserved. •
letters from A 'h say, that news having been ranted
here of a scarcity in Spain, the prices of grain hive lion.
EXCMANGES I
Baster eon, Juice l.—London, 5174 ; 2 months, M 44.
la: a ram, MAY 31.—London, 2 months, 017
BtaLio, JVNIC I.—London, Smooths, 521
Sr. PIETEII4IIUnGH, M V/ 21—London 0 I -ad; Parks. lid.
Basses, Just 3.—London,for lOU 2i.—London,
606 a I.