The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

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FARIS. JOLT 16.

Vesterd►v. at eleven o'clock, the. King received
the Duke of Wellington. His Lordship being on
the eve of departure fur Catubray, took his leave
of h►s NI ,jesiy, as also of the Princes and Princesses
of the Rovul Family. At half past one o'clock the
King trauss.•trd hubiiiess with the Count Coivetto,
Minister of Finance.

A letter from Oporto, dated the 16th of June,
sir's—Le Mit Ventura, which arrived here on the
11th from Fernambuco, was boarded some days af-
ter its departure by a Buenos-Ayres cruiser, who,
finding her to be Portuguese, suffered her to con-
tinue her voyage. It would appear by this that the
Ihtenos-Ayrean cruisers respect the Portuguese Rag,
but tlio,e armed in other ports, and under the same
denomination, act very differently.

In 1814 the King had ordered that the remains
of the late General Kleber, which were for many
years depooited and forgotten at the chateau
should be transported to Marseilles. to receive there
the last honours. and a burial worthy of the rank of
that General Officer. Circumstances retarded the
execut►on of that direction.

His 1tm..l Highness the Doke d'Angouleme has
supported with his interest n new request, which
has ju-t Levi made on this swhject by Lieutenant-
Gee Jul Mining, former Chief of the Statito Gen.
Kleb. r. His Nlajesty, an the report of the Minis-
ter of War, has decided that the body of General
kleber ,lionlel be removed from the chateau d'llf
to Strasburg, his native city, to be there isiteired
withal) the lionsurs due to the memory of that il-
lustrious Captain. his noble character, and the ser-
vices that he has rendered to the State.

Thry wi:te from Coblents that a told of the
troops forming the Prussian corps in Prance will
rrittain in the (band Duchy after the evacuation of
the h provinces now occupied.

PARIS, JULY 16.

A legal process was instituted teu or twelve days
since lowitiist the Sieurs Chowlel:tine, a retired Ma. '
rechal vie-Camp; Sougy, formerly an officer on the
Stall.; 'Lordly. Chief of a Battalion; and Joantris,
PrrrArd on the 2d of the month, by order of the
Jo l4e el. Instruction. Nothing has transpired of
1.. e re.titt of this affair. winch appears to be as
.• in its nature as senseless in its object, and
ter the .1111411% of its execution. We are ot•stlterl
I.s. tit. 11.4.0-General Cannel, rtgainst RLurn
111:1.0:ste itaa been issued, hits lint appeared
of hi. u.iti re.idenee since the arrest or the accused,
awl tscit the officers iif justice leaving proceeded
to hi. iii.n.r. placid their seals on the papers he
hat krt. :icreral witne-sei have been heard. No-
thing proves more siti.factorily the little import
cice :Watered in public opinion to this event, or
r•other the hide apprehension itapired by the pre-
ars.r.rl 1111.11!IOU of this conspiracy, as fidieltiolli
at it it criminal, which is supposed to be the object
of the pui.uits of justice, than the continued pro.
gres-ire impiorrmetit in the price of the public
limit.. which were jesierday as high as 7d fr.—
(.nsetie de Frndee.)
T:t? Council of Mimi,ters Secretaries of State

o'cleck yestertiry, at St. Cowl, !!:•;t of );rugs., ...heir the hectolitre of iii•Chivrit the Lee