The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-17 00:00:00

MAMBURGH MAIL.

lIANCIVIIII. JAKUARY 6.

Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of C•mbridf{e re-
turned yesterday from Cassel, lint the Duchess has
remained there on account of the Ohms of one of
her

The ass.mbly of the States, which was adjourned
during the holidays, met again yealsoday. An
Address of Congratillstion to his Majesty on the
commencement of the new year war read, and offer
beim.: signed by all the Members of both Cham-
bers then present, forwarded to London.
A public notice has been i.sued resnecting the
changes made by his Majesty in the administrati on
and constitution of the Magistracy of this capital,
according to which the new regulations have com-
menced with the Ist of.lanuary.

The long-dvsiretl posyment or the
terest of the public debt for the period of the
enemy's occupation of the lisnowerisn dominions is
now at band, and a public notice on the subject is
expected to appear t•ery shortly.

STOCKHOLM. DECSSICER 22.

The Emperor of Morocco has written to Mr.
Gratherg, Secretary to the Swcdi►h Coutolate at
Tangier, the following letter :
Write iniusedialely to our mighty and numb-beloved
friend, thy King, nod retires' hint to *end we, as soon as
possible, 'neat♦ small cast cannon, five palms long, mid
uoly so heavy that one, with its ca►riage, may be tramportid
on the bark of a mole. or like those which Maki el hind
has received front England. What they cost we will pay;
anal if thy Kisig should waist any thing for his army, or any
thing else, he it what it may, and we possess it, let as kilo*,
and we will nut refuse to give what you desire."

In coneepieuct of the above, and after the Board
of Convoya had received from the Consul at Tan-
gier more particular information and drawings up of
the cannon required, his Maje►ty the King has
given orders to cast them in the caution foundry
at Marteberg.
The news from Cadiz, that the Cortes have pro-
hibited the emoting trade from one port of Spain
to another, with Speniali pioductionv, in soy but
Syauish ships, has caused a disagreeable sensation
here, as it will be extremely injurious to our trade
in the Mediterranean.

The customs in the island of GotMond are placed
under very 'peens/ and very oriel soperiotendence►
and Colonel Baron Von Co►pelun has bten appoint-
ed by the King to be Soperintendant.

DECEMBei 26.

It is andentond that a debating club has long
existed at Gottenbterg nu the eery same plan the
Count Schwerin whited to establish here, but which
was prohibited.

PRTERSBURGD, DECEMBER 22.

Some new regulations far the advantage of mer-
chants have been adopted by the poet-office. Letters,
money, and (parcels, to all the cities of Russia,
%sill he received daily at the general post-office at
St. Petersburgh, horn eight till two o'clock, instead
of only three days iu the wet k. And considering
that the merchant. generally write their letters
after chasige, letters for Cronstadt and foreign part.
will lie received on Tuesdays and Fridays, from six
to eight in the afterimon. besiilts the usual hours
in the mot- oo ioo g. The mails will continue to he
dispatched as many times in the month or week,
and on the same days ar heretofore.
The new Diligence which set out from this city
for Moscow on the 27111 Novettibi r (0. S.) at
o'clot k in the morning. arrived on the 30th at one
in the afternoon, haring travelled the distance of
lull 100 German miles in 76 hour■.

STRALSUND. DECEMBER 30.

The t•uort of 280,000 ris dodarr, Prussian cur-
rrtscy. which our proVilier Lad to claim from the
Clown of Swrdrit, fur turovibtttuu, &c. furuideell for
the sluff dosung the year. 1805 to 1807, stud 1810
to 1813, ale How fruity to be paid.

COPEIIHAARN. DECEYBRQ SO.

The frost has enotioned, •nd with considerable
►igour, lor this fortnight. For acme dap past the
road his been covertd with ice, the harbour and
the canals ware frozen up above • week ago. Con-
sidersliie lohlteries have berth rutin ll itt rd by forci-
ble entry iu I Chur elite at Chits•iansaud •nd
(Marinas. to Nos way ; etletaiitre. bands if rubbers
are sorpostri to exist.

HANBURGH. JANUARY 9.

The English moil of the 19111 Dretsmber arrived
herr tos the Slit Those of the 22d. 26th mid
29 Is I),es-oilier, 1.1141 2(1 iiN. have not vet roam
Itetirroker sot L km. Juno sty 3 and 9--37 3.
—37. 3.—(hlambrlgh Poi:yrs./hut Jamey 1 to
January 9 inclusive.)