The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-28 00:00:00

DUTCH AND HAMBURGH MAIL4I.

BBUrEEII.9, NOVEMBER 21.

A general address has been published to the
young men of thee 16th Military Division of France,
its order to promote, as much as posfible, the
voluntary eurolmeuts. These siddretotes, from time
to time, seew to have a good effect, and it is
generally thought that the regular army will be
completed as fixed in the Royal Ordinance. Of
the persons who have been lately arrested in this
city and on the frontiers, and are &taints] in close
cootinement, many hove already • undergone long
interrogatories, but the whole being kept a profound
secret, the reports on the subject are various. It is
affirmed, however, that the atldr will be brought
before the tributialr.—( Hour/eta Cuuramt, No-
vember '24.)

ST. PETERIBI3 aGli. wovemsee_l3.

(fere as well as at Rigii, the importation of large
quaotaies of gold and silver from foreign countries
contioue..

His Alajesty the King of France has returned
thanks in a very obliging letter to Prince Gallitzin,
for having sent bins as a present by Count Nosed-
les, French Ambassador at this Court, the look
of Psalms belonging to St. Louis, King of Fratice.
Ili% Impertal flightless Prince Nicholas is very
attentive to the military service. A few days ago) a
large building the Port of tho Galleys, was
bursted 410Wo, in which there was a Inanity distil-
lery, the damage done is considerable, the fire
broke nut in the during a his b wind.
For these three dap' the weather has been cold
and rainy with highs north and nurtbswest
STOCKHOLNI, NOVEMBER I.
('ount Monier, whir has returned Irons Norway,
now William, Ins sot as governor 4.f this city.
The fulluwing advertovnient in cur ticasii•ipers

hes eadia checked the prufi'able trade of
to the believers pure water at the price of wine.
" The peasant women Brigetta, daughter of Gustaf,
who hid the revelation respecting the wonderful
spring at Loena, and has learned with affliction,
the great abuse committed by certain tradespeople,
in hawking ahont this blessed seater, and selling it
at a high price both in the capital and elsewhere,
is oblige:) seriously to *locum' the sick, that
this miraculous water, to 'produce ally effect,
must be used without wing for it, for all
payment of this divine gin is clearly prohibited
in the third poiut of the said rtbrl.tii,,is. sml all
tikore who otfei,d against it most blame themselves
it' their disorder becomes worse in consequence of
their disobedience."
NOTEMBFR 11.
;tuigi Localetti has oligjeted an Imperial
porno or tea years for built:MAXI entirely new
kind of ships. In the patent, it ie stated that he
has represented that with much labour and expense
he has dicovered a new method of building ships :
lit, of whatever si,e they may be never sutler
shipwreck ; nor Ctl, are liable to the hqyating
of the keel, usual in other vessels ; 3d,
such s ship is not itiipelled either by wind or
by steam, but put in motion by a very simple me-
chanism, worked either by men or animals ; 4th,
the rapidity of this motion depends entirely wit the
will of the Captain ; aural, sth, the expense of
building shipp of this kind are considerably less,
and their durability touch greater, than or ships
built it, the usual manner.— ( I luntburglt Paper.',
IV on. 10.

GERMAN PAPERS.

I'M NSA. NOVEMBER 12.

Apartments are ',repining iii the Cestir at Olen
for hit Highness the Hereditary Prince of Hesse
liomhotirg, who is under the Archduke Ferdinand,
Commanding General in Hunglry ; his consort
accionpsnies him.
The Archduke Pidantine will shortly set out on
a tour to Italy. Its Imperial ititgliiwss arrived
here on Monday at the Palace. lie has left his
children at Selisuenlierg, wed gibes tint to the
Courts of Modena, Parma, awl Florence, to which
he is allied, and then to linos, to pass the winter iii
that mild cliimite. Ile is expected hack in the
spring. Meantime nothing further transpire, re.
specting his rebutted marriage with the sister of his
Isle contort,

It is hoped here that traces have been found
which will le id to the recovery of severs' rare niii-
nuscripis, which Here formerly sent f the E.ist
to Europe by the traveller Serten, but
whirl), no their way, were turned aside tr..ut their
trite _ _

_ .....
Field-Mar-hal Lieutenant Count Boilniss. hitherto
Commander ad inlerlin in Lombardy, will become
noel actual Comunioder in LoilibardY• w the room
of Baron Ftimont. wbo will be siimostited to com-
• wand in the kingdom of %.eiiire Noe head-quarters
sire sit Padua), in the place of F. AI. L. Baron N'lns
Loottermatin ; and this latter will, it is basil, have asii
office brie. . .

For some days past an unfortunate duel in Mo-
ravia has been the subject of general conversation
and regret. It was between a Colonel rod a Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of a regiment of flulainv, time former
of whom, a very distinguished officer, who acquittal
great glory in the tote campaigns, was kills d. Tie
combatants are said to have horn vets, intimate
friends, Hod the unhappy quarrel to have arisen
from a trifle.

hOVEMBLR 13.

Certain persons on our exchange. who fear no
speculation, however hazardous, still continue to
enrich or to ruin themselves in a hurry. Only the
day before yesterday one of then' abseontleil, be-
cause he had engaged to tell two millions at u
certain price ; but the exchange rising, he was
unable to fulfil his engsigement. The man is not
a merchant ; lint what is rental k4llle, only u ser-
vant to a privite family, but who had lately
ginned large sums by bpreulatious, and thus
obtained credit. _

If. at it is tint doubted, salt should not be sold
in future in the Austrian Stalin. fur paper currency,
hut only fur silver. all the necep-stirs of life well
then probably he also sold for silver ; uml us the
Vienna paper currency will thins become Iris and
less necessary, the exclisno will tery probably be
fixed at !Hewett, 300 awl 400. alteriniun
in the exchange will have. bowevei, a favourable
effect on the Hank shares. bec4tise p. nj,le will be
able to buy them with this currency at a lOW price.

NOVESIDt IS.

The Act of Union of toe I,utliermi and Reform-
ed Cinifestdoos in the Bavarian circle of the Rhine,
was confirmed I,y his Msjesty on tilt )oth Oetol,er.
The chief coidessia of dna ducuinem relate to the
following ponds: --

A.—Meerut Peoriallona
The leru Confessmos are f. atcrnally tiniteal tinder the nano
of Protestant Evsngrlu•al Christian Choirll. It kits no
other basis of faith than the Iluly Sesipiturs.

B —Religious DoeftiHe -
II fiction., the Holy Fiscrgment of the Ixird's Supper to he
ii festival of srmrmlirmsre of Jrsus Christ, sail of the must
blessed union wish him. Congestion le a self-examination

before pot aking of the ',miry Supper; it is. then fore, HO
burger called coufeaiion, but preparation. WWI moppet to
prudestirietion and • Irrilve grace. this Church tapu►►rs its
livicliwe that (:iol has desnued all men for salvation, and
dues not withhold from them the maims of attaining it. It
recognises no netwo.ary nirpavt Keine Aciiii-
lanfe aa). Thus me she few main fundamental principles,
front which all the other rules for the piactiet of divine
worship are deduced,
C —Riles nod tarry,.
1)--neli9ings geindrisfie Irstruclion.
E.—Properfg of the (.'parch, its Union, Adatiniotration,
and Application.
F—Consfitulion of Me Church.
G.—Religion Discipline.
Upon these pruiciples the Royal Rescript of the
10th of October declares the Homo of the Pro.
testant Confessions iu the circle of the Rhine to be
accomplished.
FROM THE LAUVER. NOVEMRER V.

31eusures are sdrendy 'Token of to place tht mi-
litary frontier of France in them rata in a re-
spectable condition. Since the cession of the district
of Landau. awl the left bank of the I.auter, line
state 4.f !limp bat. keen materially chunked,
France, %Inch Wad torineely protected on the. lady,
by 1.91141au soil ilit Fillies of the Queick, now
quite Nita', and most take 1111'11•111t/4 to 611.1111 t.•
able lioe 4.f defence. The re-csiablislinient of the
liaes of Weissetuluirg, wlli h bccaine ransom. in

• V•NI s

1;93, stot,l4 1....beb1e be t: I r•rt line of defence
afforded by nature itself, which may be greatly
imPft"e'l by "rt. Particularly if fisnked bye for-
treas. It was said that a fort shunt(' be erected in
the mountains, where the department or the 'Mo-
selle is separated from the Lower Rhine, and at
the slope lone lAuterburg, at the junction of the
Looter with the Rhine, be made a fortress of the
first rank. Another fortress is spoken iir, to Ire
built on the Rhine, im place of Fort Louis, which
is demolisher'. The titre te•PIIPI to lit come to
execute these pl.rils.—(Frankfurt Papers to No-
vember el.)

NALINTBERG, NOITMBER IS.
There is spin is reuori that the E.nperor 01
Russois wiuuherl in cede entirely to Ins liro-
ther mid to intlersudify lunpi.lf for it
in the Sutra', hut this phut is stated to inert with
great nninioition from Fronee.—(A'reremberetor-
respondent, Aurestaber 18.) P •