The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-15 00:00:00

WA% in mord to the late disturbances Lem, which are now I
folly terminated It combines rigour with mildness and
and contains in substance the following reguls-
-Ist On areount of the disturbance on the tlih of July
(the 'nark upon the Insieher's home), one native 'lndent
has been expelled; two student, have received of a year
Consilium alkeridi ; twelve students are condemned to
Wield days iinntistounent i and sanest basil ham liberfta
by Y expurgatory oath.
The butcher Kneche is coodamorti to eight days imp, ison-
ment—every other Airy upon breed and water.
• Ili Ou•setworit MI the distorbowees on the 15th of July
(tie attack span Ilse military), one student is coodeMped
to fourteen days imprisoaraeot, end the altove-mentio‘rd
butcher to eight days further imprisonment.
dy ao Ordinance ant set published, the police Agee
who, by adopting more serious measures, plied bays
rpsellorl the diaturcet at their origin, will he !mewed
from Gottimgen. WUt may jet be determined upon it
reaper! to many meanie arritigenteuts in tau IMMO"
can at present be only arojectered. By thaw millartunate
events Gottingen has (*stately lust a seasidasibes, obi* of
it. students, but it is hayed that ip aka Jig e•lxisix-
rate parrots it will have soloed mach usual, tl value.

AMMAN PAPERS. 4
IMANZTOZT, SETT." 6.

His Majesty the Emperor of Rastas will set out
from St. reterdmrgii on the 9th September; he
will arrive on the 16th at Brain. where he will re-
main till the 20th. He will pass the 21st at
wig, the ail and gad at Wrimar. the 24t1i at
Camel. end the 4511. at Doneldea, and thus his
Majesty will arrive at Ais-la-Chapelle on the 26th.
•saint. •UGUR 20.
A report is in circulation in Germany, which
take, from us the left bank of the Rhine, to be-
stow it on a Catholic Prince, anti give us by way
of indemnity territories on the Elba and the
Maine. However improbable may be such an
improvement of the wisp of Germany. laid Omni
at the Congress of Vienna, every German most be
inspired with the wish that States may be este-
hliaheil rather on the moral sentiments of the el-
lixrin titan no clods of earth, more on the number
of souls than of bends ; then no Prince would
wOlingly exchange old subjects for new ones. ■nd
all distributors of territories would have before
their eyes the Cabinet Order of King Frederick 1..
to the inhabitants of the March, 011 them request-
ing him in an address not to exchange them for
strangers. This Cabinet Order is literally as fol-
lows :.-44 I must assuredly be mad or drunk if 1
would exchange you, my faithful subjects, for fo-
reign raggarnefiris."—(idailinkers.)
It seems that none of the Gottingen Wedelns are
yet immatriculated here, so they are easily to be
known by their red breeches and cape. They and
the most robust youths (Darachew, or fellows)
have now laid aside the shirt, as acuminate, and .
wear nest their skin • hair waistcoat :.them a new
order of . Capuchins may arise.—(llkeetebse
Zeiteig, .Septembe► 9).

MINNA. AUGUsT 31.
According to accouuts from Jassy, a very violent
shock of an earthquake was felt there on the 80th
of July. at forty-four initiates past four, jr.
The shock lasted several seconds, but happily did
no damage beyond the terror in which it threw the
The harvest in the whole of Moldavia promised
to be extremely productive, except of some parts of
Upper Moldavia. where the crop had beets destroy-,
rd by hail.
Chosrew Mohammet Pacha has purchased at
Trrbesosid • large supply of ship-timber for the
arsenal of Constantinople. An old frigate is ready
in the port for its conveyance, and waits ouly for a
favourable wind.
The plague.unlrppily spreads more and more
in Egypt, and many of be Islands, in the A rehipe.,
les° are still sutteriog under its ravages. At Co.-.
stantinople there were brought betweeri the c.:511§ of,
Jnne and .tsth of Jely„ 11 patients into the 'nevi-,
lel of the Sevea lowers, !gild 15 intr. that of Pica.
Five of the fotmer atlrl revert of the letter died in,
that interval. The oilier hospitals were, indeed,
all empty; but there hare occurred several eases of
plague in Dsclisubbali au4St.bemetri, and lately
ease even in Pero.
The confirmation of the taking of the capital
the Wechabites by Ibrahim Pacha, and the' block-.
ing op of the chief of that sect, so that it is torpor
ed lie cannot escape, has been received at Colston-
. tinople by way of Aleppo.—(Austridit Observer,
dmost 31.)
•I AtllANllt. ItIMIUMBIII 1.
Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg, Consort of the
Late Princess Charlotte of Wales, arrived here. last
Sunday from Geneva. After dining at the Falcon
Hotel, his Highness psoc..daJ on his way to Done,
where he will visit his sister, the Grand Duchess

Constantine of Russia.
In the Assembly of the Diet, on the 44th of Au-
gust, ;1 heard and discussed the Report of its Com-
mittee on the abode of the French Us Switzerland.
The first part of this Report relates %Olt ancient
settlers. ‘Vith respect to show who have been
settled here • long time, sod %Wider the Act of
diatiots, it was judgettequitable. and its conformity .
to the proposal of the Committee. resolved ,by
votes (of which five oney reserved the rotilication)..
that later Ordinances shall have no retrilifectire
effect upon these persons who have. Settled in S;rit-,
:Maud in consequence of anterior relations, or Have
acquired property, provided they can duly prove
themselves to be French citizens.
The deputies of Uri, Bale, and Arvin.. wished,
instead of a resolution, to recommend the NirsiT do ,
the Cantons, and the deputy of Uudtrwold did not
vote at all. On the other hand, the Fresic.li'Ens-.
hussy will be 'requited to draw up the certificate bf
iminstriculition, its such a manner as may provide
a complete security for the cases Of indigence or.
bad conduct. The second pert of the Report, re-
lative to the future treatment .1 French settlers,
was taken ad itutrweadriss. The result of
liberation will be laid by the presiding Canton in
• proper manner before the French Antlossiiidor, iu
answer to his Notes; and the'presidisig CintOn.lis
NCO namended to interpose in the must energetic
ina.l,,er in regard to the relation of the Craton
Friburg.—( Frankfurt German Gaz. Jepi. 6.f

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, SEPT. 11.

Private letters from the north of France announce.
thst the Duke of Wellington, lifter keying reviewed
ti:e allied troops forming the left wing and the
I entre of, the Army of.OcenriattOtt, will return to

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