The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-17 00:00:00

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ST. PITLIWILIII6/1. DICMIllta IS.
M. Sakometsky is appointed Minister of
War.
The cad here is 10-14, to 33 degrees of

COPINCIGSJI, SAIIVAILY 1.

During the ClAtteis ludidsys the windows of
the house of the first Jewish Oterchiitit 'here were
again' broken, though the me•surestadopted by the
Magistrates to prevent the recurrence of such ex-
cesses are-still partly in force. and small patroles
of cavalry patrol the streets in the evening.
A ship has lately arrived Irwin C. acute* with •
valuable cargo of rice, sago, pepper, ginger, indigo.
and cotton.

The prohibition to import corn into England,
■•id the high dirty imposed on it in Sweden,
having contributed' still more to depress the
prices of grain, to the great prejudice of the fer•
incl., it has been proposed to levy a, duty on the
importation of foreign corn into Dennia4, to pro-
hibit it for some time. Of the Danish &ire,
(7apenliagen is, probably, the onlf one. Which
im-
ports foreign corn, namely (last year) about 30,000
barrels of ►ye and wheat, of which 20,000 were cow
somed in the country.
We learn that several journeymen; namely, Gee.
mans, have lately been arrested for having take■ an
active part in the excesses against the Jews, ind
fee hating, it is said, intended to carry on dema-
gogical intrigues here.

BERLIN, JANUARY 4.

(From the ejfieird Gazelle.)

his Majesty the King has beets pleased gra-
ciously to grant to Lieut.-General Von Beam,
Minister of %Van, permission to retire from his
office, and has appointed Lieut.-General You
Hooke Minister of War in his room.
His Majesty has also been pleased to dispense
the Ministers of State Von Besnce and Baron Von
huinholdt, from the business of the Council of
State and of the Ministry, ariviell as the depart-
ments confided to them, fur the pr'eseut, and till
tivir exertions can again be called for.
The organisation of the Courts of Justice, which
was directed by M. Vou Beycnte, will be confided
to a Special Committee; under the direction of
Prince Hardeoberg, and the superintendence
which M. Von Beynce, is Miniate of Justice, end
oter she Tribunals in some provinces, will he ex-
amined by the Minister of State and Justice.
M. Von Kircheisen, and M. Yin Beywos, will con-
tirx e to be employed in the recision of the laws.
Baron Von Schueltsnan resemea the ciepartment
of the I.terior, which- alas confided to Baron Von
Humboldt. and 04'4060:le& of Neufchatel will
be taken again by Prince Hardeoberg.
HAN OV ta, iiiditiss I 30.

this Royal Highness the Governor-General, who
llst been slightly indisposed for some days, is now
quite recovered.
The twO,Fhambers have been employed to-day
end yesterday in the choice of the Presidents. Of the
three persons proposed by the firm Chamber to fill
the office of President, the Minister lies chosen
tie Connt Yin Meerveldt, obtsitas already taken
the oath to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam.
bridge. Mr. ;(Pieper, Privy Counsellor of Jamie?,
Las been sworn in like manner President of tbsi
Second Chamber. _

tßintta, sErramssit 24 (0.8.)
By recounts received from Kainteebdilta, dated
June 18 (0.5.), we learn that on the 4th of that
intim!' an American merchantman arrived there in
tteruty-six days from the Sandoielt Island.. The
cargo consisted, besides Otilief betide*, of a large
supply of provisions, of sniff!, gel* iponttry, water-
sneloril., and potatoes, which were remarkably well
tasted, and of entraordinary size: tome of thzult
weighed ten potted*.
,114511c4411, J4llniair 2.
In the rearm d tree year 18 ig, there have arrived
Sri 403 '',tiladiag those that winter here,
clown the Ellie, mil at Ctitheeert,avesely, from
The Esse • • *race* 49
West -
Swath America. Baltic
North Americo 44 Swedes sad Norm,— 0
The Oasariss 4 : •••• •••• V
The Bleditescaaaas aa4 ..... .

mg • pal
Purim* .. AS
Ei'ven aiggivegl le 0401illig Witige *.d feel
fishery, and tigbl is Imp testa
for warms, foreign parlsow(l/aalaapit. pryers, Jae. f.j
/Moan 4 soil 7.

PAPRAIL

PARIIIi JAL 12.
M. the Count Dresses, sotevithatandiug his in-
disposition. has not passed a single day without
transacting hellions, He is much better, and will
soon be enabled to have his apartments.
The preparations necessary for the funereal care-
auty of ths gist of Jan. were commenced yeeter-
,
dhsy. . .
Kir Chvrles covert. the English Ambassador
gave a grand fete yesterdry eveuing. Several of the
Eint's Ministers. WA the Ambassadors of Foreign

Yuwer►. appeared at it.
There gm GPO umetarog of the Chamber of
lies yeettrday. Sven in the Committees, and no Order
of the Day. is fixed for this day. It is thought that
there will. be a •meeting ors Satorday for presaging
a p rijact of a Is..