The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-13 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, NOVINSIR q.
A letter from Metz, of the sth► lust. says—:-" For
two drys the news of the approaching arrival of his
Royal Highness the Duke of A tigouleme has filled
the town of Metz with impatience and joy. Yes-
terday the whole population of the town went forth
to meet the Prince, whose arrival by the road of
Nancy was announced; but his Royal Highness
entered by the citadel gate at half past five. The
civil and military authorities waned on the Prince,
who was st•comp6lmi•d.to his hotel by the unanimous
a►•cl:t►nations of " Vice-le rived les Bourbons!
Piet It Dme el'ilngonlessie.' In the evening his
Royal Highness honoured the Spectacle with his
presence.
The Dtike of A iigonleme is expected in the De-
partment of the Pas-de-Calais in the ensuing month.
He will vis►t Boulogne, St. Otner, Acre,
Bethune, and Arras.
A new quay, situated at the west of the basin, has
been building for three years in the harbour of
Calais, and was completed at the very moment of
the departure of the English troops. From this
they effected their embarkation. The circumstance
has been noticed with lively interest, and has induced
the idea of giving the quay the name of the " Quay
of Liberation." This denomination will unceasingly
rectal to the memory of the i►►habitants of Calais, as
event of which every Frenchman will with them
preserve the recollection.
Letters from Copenhagen, of the 27th of October,
stale that a very violent earthquake was felt in Ice-
land, which lasted ten minutes, accompanied by
terrific 110IWP, after which Hecht made some irrup-
tions : the sett was exceedingly agitated.
It is thought that the Duke of Richelieu will re-
turn from Aix-la-Chapelle to Paris on the 15th or
Hi'h of this moods.

The Prince de i'alleyrand, who since the close
of the watering season, has been at his estate of
V4lecifiy, is expected at Paris on the 13th or 14th.
CADIZ, 6CTOBER 20.

We are assured that the three Russian frigates
that arrived here 011 the• 11th of this month will be
iniineelirtely equipped for sea. Their destination is
not known, lon it is probable that they will be em-
' ployed to clear the liPtis of the insurgent cruisers,
who destroy all the Spanish commerce. The Mi-
iiistar. of Marine is still here, to accelerate the pee-
per:knouts of the grand expedition, which it is sup-
posed is destined for Buenos Ayres ; hut the pre-
parations proceed slowly. although every dispos-
able resource a employed. Fears are entertained
that it will remain for a long time in our harbour,
and that eventually the original project will not be
completed, but that fewer troops will be conveyed
Than it woeld be desirable to send.
MADRID, OCTOBER 27 .
The persecution against M. Garay continues.
Four days hence he was deprived of his place as
Dirt ctor of the Canal of Arragon, by a decree of
M. Egiiits, Minister of War. But we are informed
it Iva: again restored to him yesterday on the re-
preseidation of the Marquis de Casa-lrujo, first Se-
cretary of State, who justifies the firmness of cha-
racter that is attributed to hint.

S 11 PRESS.

LON DON,

FRIDAY, NOVEMDER IJ, 1815.