The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-12-30 00:00:00

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city, arbibli be bad teinparariii• quitttd Cam.
quence of some disorders, which have ceasol.
It is said that M. Chatettlibriatid has resitierl bit
appointment of A m I-mgt.:id or to the Conti of Sweden:
The Gaiefle Olicielle of this day coot On; the
list of new patriotic offers to the King by l'oblic
Functionaries, Ecclesiastictc Officers ofJ optic*, and
some private persons.

hke. 26.

The terrace of the garden of the Thuillerfes was
crowded on the day before yesterday with people:
anxious to enjoy the presence of the King.
llid
Majesty, on his retool' from Masa; did not appriii:,
upon the balcony of the glass gallery, but.
the whole time he was crossing it still the halt n
the gtianls, the air resotinded with acclainatiousof
fire k na;
The f4ll (I:iy there was a Levee at Court.
The
White of Conde paid 161 court to his
We are assured, sail we think upon found: tion;
that until a new order, the places of Counsellors,
which will become vacant in the Court of Cassaba!'
and the Court of Actountsi will not be filled. up.
It is by such measures that a wise Government in.
troduces useful reforms. They cause no shock, and
being successive, are the has perce!.tible.
General Pozzo di Borgo, Me ftusiiitnllitiister,
celebrated, on the 25th, the anniverEtry of the
of his Majesty the Emperor Alexander. The
iiisters of the King, the Foreign A Lnlxt,suclors mod
Ministers, the Duke of ‘Vellington, the ltossiSn
Generals, and several other persons of d;stinctiony
assisted at it.

The lintel was illuminated. The arch of the en-
trance surmounted by the arms of Russia, witi tan
grand pillars with variegated lamp•, was
decorated. The house of M. Dellient, .!.t
aul General of Russia, was alsoilluminai.

AI. Dupuis, Judge of Instruction, commerce&
on Saturday, informations against the per.-this ‘tl,o
had facilitated the escape of M. Lavulette. This
first interrogatories lasted from eight o'clock at
night until two in the morning.
The head-quarters of the Allied tromps ica Eased
are, according to the last arrangements, estabiislat4
as follow, viz.—'rhe English, at Camila:6 ; the
Russian, at Maubeuge ; the Austrian, at Culp
mart ; the Bavarian, at Nancy ; the Woortenallergi
at Weisseubtargh ; the Prussians, probably between
Muubeuge and Nancy,

BOURDPAUX, DFC. 20.

The Court of Assizes to minuted on the iBtfr
the affair of the Reole, which occupied it for &eve.
ral (lass.

Joseph Verret was declared guilty of an attempt.
the object of which was to excite civil war, in in-
during some of the inhabitants to arm against
others, for devastation, massacre, and pillage, in
one or more of the communes.

This Prisoner was also found guilty of robbery.
committed to the prejudice of M. de Verdtizaii.
during the night, and in emptily with armed
persons.
Cliziauir Dacia's was declared guilty of robbery.
Viasd, called Boanbance, was declared guilty of
attempting to destroy or change the Government,
and the order of succession to the throne; and for
having excited the inhabitants to commit mines;
but the Jury added, that the proyocations were not
attended with any consequences.
The Court condemned Joseph Varret to death ;
Ducloi to !O years forced labour ; and %Naiad to
In years banishment.

Hyacinth Duval, Rose Guemer, and Louis S%!.
vebtre, were eondetnued to 10, 6, and 5 yeut. ba-
tiirhment.

All the Negroe3, except Scipio Meek, who wag
acquitted, were condemned to five years inti.risoe-
meta ; as also Rout:haat, Lepeyre Qneyreits, and
Cadet Gaillae, inhabitants of the Reole.