The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-21 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARTS. SRPT. 16.

Their Excellencies the Mi►►isters !.rcretaries of
State assembled yesterday at the Thuilleries at
one► o'clock ; his Majesty presided. The Council
was prolont;ed to half-past tour.
The Duchess of Orleans waited on his Majesty
yesterday. Her Royal Highness announced that
the state of the Duke of Bourbon was still snore
satisfactory. No more bulletins will be issued.
His Royal flightless is expected one of these days
at the PAW* Bourbon.

Monsieur, Madame, and the Duke of Angou-
lemr, went this morning to the Elyeee-Bourbon, to
see the Duchess of Berry.

Fifth Bulletin of the health of her Royal High-
ness the Duchess of Berry : •••
64 sepitimbet is, eight o'clock in the thornier,

" Her Royal Highsess Madams. the Doehess of Berry
has experieoced sums slight cokes, bus they were quietly
dissipated, and she had sic busts sleep during the oight.
(Signed) " ROUGNON mud DEN LUX."
Seventh Bulletin of the health of her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Berry :

September 16, six o'clock in the evening.

" Net Royal Highness slept till ekes• o'clock. Her
sleep was a little disturbed, though she has had au fever;
the milk continues to Ouw to ber bosom."

The obsequies of the youug Prince. who was bap-
tised without being limited, took plaice the saute
evening, •t half-past six o'clock. The Bishop of
Amiens, the Duchess of Berry's Almmuer,'und the
Marquis of Asijorrent, Chief Equerry of the Duke
of Berry. conveyed the cuffin in one of hue Royal
Highness's carriages, drawn by six horses. The
escort wa composed of au officer. • brigadier,

The Duke and Duchess or Kent arrived at
Brussels the 13th of this month from Paris.
We are assured that the King has made a present
la the Duke of Richelieu of • magnificent 'service
of plate, of several state carriages, and a set of
eight superb horses. They are to set of fur Aix-
It is confidently reported that the celebrated
Russian Admi►al T►tschacow (41though married to
■ very rich Enghi.b lady) intends to quit Great
Britain, sod to fix his residence in P..ris.

Lord Castlereagh set off on the morning of Sa-
turday the Pith, frotu Dru:,sels, for Sp*. It is not
known whether the Noble Lord will remain there
mail the opening of the Congress, or proceed to
Frankfort to assist et the conferencei *lnch the
Wispier' of Austria, Prin.sia, and Kowa, will hold
there, previous to the opening of the Congress.
Lord Castlereagh and the Duke of Kent were
present ut the 11131i1LEUVMS of the Fot,•hsh, Honore-
fiat,. and Danish troops, tothe number of 40,000
men, whom the Duke of %Wellington reviewed in
the plain between limit hain and Valenciennes, on
the 10th inst. in the evening of the 10th the Duke
of Wellington returned to Valencietwes, whence he
proceeded on the following day to Maubenge, to
reties" the corps of the arniy. After that
review all the troops returned to their respective
cantonments.

The Oracle of Brtiosels says--‘, The Congress of
Aix-ha-Chapelle is now the principal object of poli-
tic .1 speculation. IVe are informed that the Holy
Alliauce will be followed by one still closer be-
tween the Powers of Europe, and that a sort of
confederation will be formed between them.
This, it is said, is the favourite plan of the Em-
peror Alexander, and is the same as had formerly
been conceived by the good Henry IV. This
union of the Sovereigns generally excites nothing
but hopes, fur HO apprehension, can be entertained,
from the character of the Austrian and Prussian
Monarchs, who, although absolute Sovereigns, have
ever proved theimelves the friends of the people;
nor from the sentiments of the Monarch who has
given to Poland a representative Government."

The celebrated traveller, Alexs.ider de Hum.
bolds, has left this capital within t!►e few last days.
He proceeds to London, and will repair to Aix-la-
Chapelle, during the Congress.
Letters from Aitc•la-Chapelle announce that the
Commander-in-Chief, conjointly with the other
Generals-Commaudant, has made a regulation
concerning the honours to be paid to the Sovereigns,
at the time of their approaching arrival on the
Prussian territory. The chit and military chief
authorities will go before these august personages
to the frontiers of their respective provinces, and
accompany them to the borders of the next pro-
vince, always in stare. Their M.rjesties will be re-
ceived on their entry into the cities with the
ringing of bells and salutes of artillery. Wher-
ever there is a garrison, it is to be under arms.
The commandant of the place will receive his
orders at the residences of the Sovereign•, and a
company of off►cers will he appointed for the guard
of the Monarchs. Wherever they will rest, the city
will be illum►wated the first night. The Ministers
of the different Powers who are here frequently re-
ceive couriers. We are assured that Field-Marshal
the Prince de Wrede will come here to treat on the
supplementary indemnity claimed by Bavaria.
A criminal, named Sabhaino, lately condemned
to death at Palermo, confessed, while mounting the
scaffold, that he had shot a man dead two years
before. Interrogated on the cause of that new
crime, " None, replied he, coldly ; my piece was
charged for a very long time, and I fired it at that
man who was passing, to see if the powder was good."
The Emperor of Austria is expected on the
20th at Nuremberg, nail the val at Mentz.

Vivate letters from Russia, of the 19th August,
owe, that the Emperor of Russia will in out from
his capital ou the 7th Septi-mber.

Madame Manson, of whom we have heard no.
thing for some time, Iris announced her approach.
ing arrival at the waters of Sylea'~e•.
The action for a libel, instituted I,y Viscount
de Chappedeleine against the hawker Nesbit, was
called on yesterday, in the Correctional Tritium',
and put oft until next Friday, on account of the
absence of M. Roussialle, the counsel for the com-
plainant.

The marriage of his Royal Highness the infant
Don Francis de Paula with the Princess LQllift