The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-25 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

!AIM NOIMMIEIII 41.
The King yesterday transacted business with
M. Corvettes, the Minister of Flounces. His Ma-
afterwards drove in Is s c4rringe to St. Cloud.
The children of the Doke of (Means are per-
fectly re-established i i health. Ma Serene Right-
ness will take no .;.4 residence in the l'alais Royal
at the beg:1111i 11.! 011' the next we. k.

'rue King of Naples left Rome on the Goh, to
return to hi. own stater, accompanied by his august
brother, King Charles IV. of Spain.

The Tribunal of Correctional Police of Paris yes-
terday pronounced judgment of dismissal, and or-
tlercd to be vet at liberty, two young men who had
ornamer.ted !heir hats with ribbons of three culomrs,
but hod not formed them into cockades.
The Government has determined to improve the
irstafilishnients islieady existing at Cayenne for the
extensive cultivation of the wegetahles of both In-
dies. Knits, which have hitherto remained un-
known, are to be brought and naturalised in
Ciivatin, for the purpose of thence transporting
them to Europe; and at the same time plants
wLi li are peculiar to Europe will be conveyed to
:iiyairt, whence. as saint as they sball become no-
titralistil to the climate, they will he transplanted,
send spread over the most distant continents.—
French Guyana will thus lor(mile is kiwi of entrepot
fir every thing appertaining to tinhorn! history.
Of aIl the young men who has ns yet been
lirougtit before the Correctional Police, fa. Inswing,
during the several 6.1110 ts for recgu:t, at the. I loid
de Ville, exhibited seditious colours, only one who
r sired an actual rink ode has been couttestineil.
Twro others, whose t'iFe was not t•-) serious, were set
ut ltherty this morning.

Thy ..)111 of a instrrisize between
lhe hitter It.•rHi t,f arse' a 1'41)(111 of
Denmark ; but the report In 11U1V wail to be without
1013.111.111111).

The ',rescuer of the Sitatiii.h uul Portngurse
Itlioireer4 wt AIN.IiI•CiI gwllr, 11'411,41 ar pre•iuniforniti
(7timires‘ ht. rinerritinril saute re,citleri-
iivo ditiks of those two countries.

Adams bap to offer tba espresaion of his warm oust unqua-
lified awake, as well as to Captains Rodbell, Macdowell, and
nfackiiitnata, mid Lieutenant Walcot. and atl the officers and
me. of the horse and font artillery, for their active, zealous
and ritabatedexertions,ao permanently conspicuous through-
out the performance of their arduous duties.
The Cumniandisig Officer cannot express the peculiar and
deep sense of obligation which he feels himself under to Lieu-
tensed-Colonel Scutt, better than in recording and holding
op to the Divirion mister his command, his admiration and
applause of Pilch distinguished conduct, which must ever
command success when attainable, and which inspired the
breasts of his brave associates of the assault with a spirit
and animation that was irresistible. Lieutenant Colonel
Adams has already expressed the high eatisface lie
derived from the honourable offers of lieutenant-Colonel
Seutt`i services; and he could not hut view with admira-
tion the &beadle of the right and left columns fr■m the
village, their steady but spirited advance to the breach,
and courageous gallantry with whith they ascended, suit
the judicious dispositions of tie I columns which
so rapidly and happily accomplished the onecessful result
now recorded. The Commanding Office► has perused with
high satisfaction Lientenant-Colonel Scott's report of the
ab!e and gallant manner in which the right and left columns
were conducted round the ramparts, by Lieutenant-Colonel
Popham and Captain Brook, together with the Lieatenant-
Coloreers warm expressions of applanae and obligation to
Majors Logic and l'ovoleri, Captains Chsrlesworth, Baker,
and Cooper, commanding the different corps employed in
the attack ; and performs a most pleasing part of hi. duty
iii offering to these officer. his unqualified acknowledgments
for the distinguished gallantry and animation with which
they led on their men, as well as Caps dna White and Span-
Lie, and Brig ode-Majors Taylor and Roope, of whom he-
nourahle watt)))) is made to all the others a 31111 men engag-
sal in this gloriutis and memorable ns.s.solt. Lieutenant-Co-
lonel Adonis feels he would be wanting if he slid slot notice in
this plate the extraordinary efforts of Lieutenants Puggen-
-1.01111 snd Muter, in effecting the transport of their guns
over the breach, into the centre of Cbanda. (The rest of the
letter is filled will, th %like to the different officers]

A ednieidleraidie propurlion of shot and powder to the dif-
ferent pirces of ordnance was deecuvered, but the fort being
of such great extent, and the danionnition midi divided!, it
was iMpUillibk to ascertain the exact quantity ur measure-
Men!.

(Signed) JOHN RODBER, Cap.
Commamltue: Artill. ry BriVoie.
(Si;nesl) W. G. 4VA 14 4)11', Lieut.
commumling Swot.. N. S. Forces.
(A Irue Copy.)
(Signed) J. BAY LEY, A. A. Mil. Dep.
(A true ('opy.)
(Sigurd) JONA. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.

CALCUTTA, APRIL 16.

The ',resent %certify of mrn►ey has hero much
the subject of rii-eussioo, as well in private es in
the public limits.
Letters front Bombay, of the 6th Wirth, seem
In intimate, that mercantile di-frt....es, fur wind of
money, are as severely felt in that part of the
country es here.

APRIL 30.

We are sorry to find by a paragraph in one of
the papers of the week, that the inhabitants of
llidisapore and Cuttack, and the aili wrist places,
are sistferimr, greatly from Salmi complaint ; that
Major Hamilton, of tile Isdi Native litfantry,
died on the OM instant, from this cause ; and that
Sir G. Nlartindell has been 01.14r,e(1 on accnitlit of
ill health, to leave the district, and is on his way
to the Presidency.
Hy a letter from lklitisipore, dated the sHil inst.
inserted iii Monday's pap.rs, we Irani, that two
men in the army stationed there, died a few days
(lays ugn, and that 23 trooper., of the 21st Light
Dragoons, are sick in the Hospital. The weather
there is represented to be insupportable.

It is confidently reported from different sources
at Bombay, that General Smith's division, employ-
ed at Singliar, *ill receive Hot leas than 25 1,1c4 of
rupees prize-money, toeing the proceeds of the
revenue of the I'eishw•a, which was kept there as
in a place of safety.