The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-29 00:00:00

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the attack, sod the spirit with which it was conducted, sad
be rehires his aekneerleMpuests to She whole of ileelletaeb-
utratior the intrepidity and activity which they dieplered
• dories she attar! and pursuit of the enemy. The conduct
of Captain Adams sad Corset Marriott has been rimiest-
ed to the Major-Greeral is ohs most favourable Writs, sad
be is happy to rupee, his anquallilled approbation of
' the gallantry of both throe Milkers. Lienietiant Jervies
naremistiag exertion ham been repeatedly brought to the
Major-General's Notice, and he feels thoroughly sertsible of
.their insportaace au this occasion from the experience he
hu had of that ollieres valuable services.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAM, AUGUST 25.

Yesterday, before Mass, the King received at a
private audience Count de Friment, Commander of
the contingent of Austrian troops, making's part of
the Army of Occupation, and Sir Sidney Smith.
6u his return from Chapel his Majesty received on
the occasion of the fete the homage of the Car-
dinals, Ministers, Marshals of France, Lieutenant-
Generals, a great nitrober of the Peers of France,
Deputies, and military of all ranks.
At four o'clock the King went in an open chaise
to Malmaiaon.

His Majesty has signalised the celebration of the
Pe of St. Louis I►y numerous acts of clemency.
Four hundred and ninety persons, of whom 127
were condemned fur political offences, have obtain•
ed an entire release, or the mitigation of the haw.
mons penalties pronounced upon them. It is alway's
upon the most numerous class of the unfortonste
that the kindnesses and clemency of his Majesty are
bestowed.

A Journal announced this morning tl►at the let-
ten of pardon granted by his Majesty to the
woman Picard and the Sieurs Delseaume. Philippe
and Sotn►ssirr, father and sons, condemned to de-
portation, or solitary confinement, in the case of
The Pairings of 1816, would be presented this
morning to be passed by the Royal Court. This
intelligence is premature. The letters patent have
not hero yet dispatched, and they cannot be passed
until Saturday or Monday neat.
lle► Royal Highness the Duchess of Berry is in
• way that promises an addition to the august
dynasty of the Bourbons.
The ea* of libel brought by Viscount Chapile-
laine against the eight authors of The Minerva,
will be called on, on Thursday, but will be post-
poned to a future day for the pleadings.
Letters from Amsterdam, of the 19th, state, that
Prince Cln►rles of Bavaria arrived there on the 17th,
where he will remain some drys, *rid then proceed
to London.

A grand fete will be given on the 27th in the
Garden Beaujon, in honour of the ►e-erection of
the statue of Henry IV. A huge whale, 55 feet
long and 15 in height, will launch into the air, in
which it will spout forth torrents of artificial lire.
works.

MANHtIM, AVGUhT 18.

Letters from Gottingen announce, as the final re-
sult of the 'Vents which have taken place in that
city, that the University has lost nearly half of its
students; the number of 11110111 is reduced from
1,200 to about 600. In these 600 are comprised
all those of the kiiis,nintu of Hanover, of the Duchy
I,f Bruniwick. and the major part of those of the
Duchy of Masao. This latter Duchy not having
an University of its own, that of Gottingen has
been Marked out for a year as the one where the
youth of Nassau should study. The number of
foreign students who have returned to Gottingeni
dues not exceed 100.