The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

LEIPIIVV, SAT 8:

. '
Oar !kir hitherto sot been do bad as we
feared it would br, and there has been • great de-
mand for coarse cloths,' leather, linen, fine English
printed calieoel, cambric maalins, Ike. We hope
that this will have • favourable effect on the sate
cause wool. According to accounts from England
t u raid that the pekes of fine woo! have fallen there.
hot this is considered to be rather's false report to
frighten the holders,•than a real fact; for in many
large estates Ia Saxony the wool is already esid for
two or three years to some. The Jews that were
elpected have not yet come. The new liasstai
Tariff hat's. unfavourable effect on our fair; se-
veral Point sod Emilios have in couseq•enee gene
home spin., The prohibitory system. which is so
thjarioes to commerce, gains ground More and
'ours. The number of booksellers it the fair is es.
limited at about ISO. many bf whom complain of
the aunt of bosiners in the coarse of last year.
Indigo has rises in price, oa account of the failure
of the crop tithe East Indies. Great corn plaints
are owe of the want of business, bat if we coo.
hider the exper.rive mode of hviug of Oen, setOwilv
and the extravagance of servant., Ifte mutt beteg'.

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tible that these 61111040 h are not generally well
founded.
Couriers between .Paris and St. Petersburgh very
frequently pass through this town. Men of conse-
quence in Russia cogsider war to be inevitable.--
(Nuremberg Correspoodest, May S.)

THE SITPiCE

LONDON,
SATURDAY, MIA[ 18. 1822.

. •
The Roman Catholic Peers Bill was read a third
time host night and passed iu the House of Com.
mons without a debate.

The West India and American Trade Bill pro.
duced s long discussion last night. All parties
agreed iu its principle. T* Bill was read a se.
coati time-
Mr. Gout.tsuari brought in his Irish Ponr Re-
lief BM. A sons of 50,0001. was voted for the
purpose in a Committee of Supply.

A Harnburgh Mail arrived lot night, with
pers from that city to the 11th instant. They con-
tain ailvicps from St. Petersbargh of the 24th April,
at which date the Emperor A Lei[Armee remained
la that capital. .A,lttter .from Liebau stales, that
he was expected there on the 519th, on his way to
%Vaccine, and thence to the army. The fallowing
are extracts :

STOCRIIOI.II, WAY S.
The Governor of Mistier, by order of the Emperor of
Morocco, his master, has add d a letter, dated March 12,
to Couut Engeatroos, Minister fm. Forgive Affairs, in which
he declares that the Emperor's intentions are not lo be
Joked of by the dismissal of the Vice-Consul Grsberg ;
that his personal conduct had been the only cease; and that
the Government of Morocco wished to oniony an unin-
terrupted good onderstandiag with his Majesty's domi-
ilions.—(Official.)
RI.IIBORRI, MAT 7.
Accounts ?torn Sweden say, that his Royal Higbee,. the
Crown Prince will leave Stockholm on the Itth of May, sod
go to the seat of Ralkkaskuy in Scauia, the residuum of the
Governor of the province. His Royal Highness will review
somas regiments, then come to Copenhagen, where he will
remain about five days, and then proceed on his foreign tour.
It is supposed that his Royal Highness will visit England in
this tour. Several American ships hale arrived at Gotten.
burg to take in iron, but it is thought that only sit albeit'
will obtain cargoes.
HAMBURG% • MAY 9.
Oar Papers contain a letter signed by Major Dsonesberg,
dated on board the Dallas D'Angottlebse, in the port of
Marseilles, 27th April. He says they *see to sail the With
for Greece, twenty persons in number,-elp. Maims Germans,
two Greeks, a Eremitism, and at Rigliolnisos- He com-
plains that every thing is very dear, nod !Riviera no one to
rime who has not moaey, as what Om German societies do

is quite insufficient. Another istaytolliemst Masted 42 gotta,
built by the French for the Dey of Tripoli, was in the harbour,
ready to sail under the French flag to Tripoli. It was sot
true that Germans, who had bees very ill-treated in Greece,
had returned to Toulon. They bad sent to Toolots to in.
quire, and fovud that the people at Toulon believed these
Germans had landed at Marseilles. Four French officers
had returned, and made great eorsplaiels.
Exchange uu London 38 Si, 3d Bj.

The Paris Papers op to Wednesday contain, un-
der the head of Leghorn, 2011 i April, some details
respecting the new territorial division of the parts of
Greece delivered from the Ottoman yoke. and of
the opening of two loans by this interesting new
State, upon the 'celerity of the confiscated property
of the Tarim—The local intelligence in these Pa-
pers is of no interest.
French Funds.—Five per Cent.
88 f. 20 e. ; Lowest at 83 f. 5 e.; Closed at 88 f. lb r.
Exchange on Loutloo.—One Mouth 2b f. lb co—Thsea
mouths, 251.—Coars Antioutique, Mop 14.)

German Papers to the 10th instant. received et
our Office, represent the new Itipsian Tariff as
having had a very unfavourable effect upon the late
fair at Iriptie. They contain no intelligence re-
specting Turkey.

The Irish Papers received at our Office notice
the exertions making to furnish supplies of pro-
visions to the distressed districts. A very consi-
derable advance in the price of wheat and owe has
taken place in the Cork market. The corn markets
of Waterford and Dublin remain nearly stationary.

Tat Fvwoi.—The market yesterday. thong's
Road. was very steady. Consols were 79 buyers
for money. and 79ht for the account on the 2 lit,
and $0 foe the account in Judy; Reduced, 781;
Navy. MO; 4 per Cents. 94111: Lowg
Annui-
ties. 19 13-16 15.16. Foreign Stocks are on the
advance; Spanish, 6311; Danish, 83h ; Prussian,
116 H; Neapolitan. 691. ,

Sir W. Gunn owl Mr. Jean Score were shut
oat on Mr. Home's division on the question re-
specting the looms lake.
Mr. W. [Atli, paired oil with Mr. P. Nl'Quevst.
in femme of the secood reading of the Catholic
Peers Relief Bill.

The following Gentlemen were yesterday called
to the degree of Barrister at Law by the Hon. So-
Met, of. Lime°lo's Inn
names Jones Howell, Esq. • Denis le Merchant, Req.;
James Ileyob WO, E.q ; Charles Lyril, Esq.; William
Maekworil Praed, Esq. ; and Roamed Furd, Esq.

The AuWstell, 74, will be launched from Deptford
yard on edneoday next. This vessel is oonotrocted
between the parts OD Sir ROBERT SBPPING'S plan,
and the decks ore.l,M4,disgonally. At the siren to
• boat of Ailmiral Ma'am, who commanded o 4
La Ilugne.