The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-28 00:00:00

it,. Written 40 all the Merribeti who aim igniuheiteiktelliyaigae:,
Or. liroulassra Ito' peel their tortheripe. wool 4 oa/ree Woo
ti tall lOWA the very great earharriaidaent ble.lifit fen* the
oltuiliort their Lordship. hlI placed bin 104 Ares they called
ell hill is s 11"4""ent to 414! whlt et+elion Ire had to pro- Pposarstinibilenhit'orePlaurg ;theist° ttlototriegPaht4thiast
owe* the weal cuourn or otanii•lnd". lie htle* fed' Court will unsemble curly in next week.
his professional reapousibiiity be was bound it all fists to
outW:ren ItASltteur:::•l,•l eptlZottygrvisttlitlttetijalslttlee.Woflllllincblenniteed
be ready to stale that which would he conducive Iti the wel-
fwe of his client ; hat conld he be beard so do justice to
his Royal Cheat without being prepared' to an ordiosey ,
tratiEselkne 'if tad pecrreieeifi 1)444 or radii stislogoiO, be *NI PurPri' "cr.gtvnilt aid hid ati i'kintwaiwn SeUf:
hes it was tool toinal In grant Counsel time fur prep*. ever with the ipaehinetioni ',wit were ju worts"
in
Paris. The coincidence of the two ream* had It1W•lk
ration, hut in a rase of
is ten conchalsehinerorremas
b cihies ;malt
to hid Royal Cliesit, it
on al once In elate %hut proceeding ought to he adopted ,_• rise to auspicious which were happily withodt funs.
althosteb he was the ie.sdilla tottioel alter Majesty, she had 41_ ation,—(flngelle Sr Fran,..e.)
six. Ought he then to be railed on to slate timeoil oi 44 ion of
the six, without having the tippet utility of Coolloultong lbsn. ? On tit:missy lath NI. de Latil, Bishop of Chirtrn.
He did not know hit they might hr of otionuil that he would oad am ch,,,,viot to moinieur, (axle the
eterkto
be wrung in momgeollinf nos narration, hot 'mire the epees. .1.1.. - s
lion as it now stood fur lb. it lordships lie dries mho,. teiganre, and rite 'tiniest orders tit Mr. a limas Neldi
Ilia Learned Friends ',dein say the whole process was t ill F.t4cli4ii Catholic, who last year fftientti fir •.
World 1.114 1)i• native country to prepare ivanrilf fir
tainted and irregular !ruin twolinniinf to end, in sotAseeptenee
of their Lordships refissing a lot of wile. sae*. tad that he
might now to propose the proceeding* should he a.tj.ntimeit, l the Itrirolin,4l.—(Journol des liebats.l
/11.1 that their Lordahips Oswald now grout what cps V oriel.
lit- fat-Captain Gravier, and a wren,. nameh
godly withheld—a hot of witoetori Use Learned Yoil`stoin
might he of opium., that he sisuald promote worse other Buittott, have by an ordinance of the Chamber 0
mode for their LortlshiPs* ad option, whether there root,' In, the ct c.. ~ been to it E sent before the Court Royal, ar;
guy remedy applied to the iiijory her Majiois hail recessed,
by the refusal of their Lord.laips do Inn of witnesses, which Curd of an outrage mg4ittet the peewit of tier itoy.,!
was an essential requisite to her defence, fitgiiiiesit the Dodoes+ of Berry., member of ti:r
The Earl of Liverpool observes', that the rutty g0...1i0n
wa., it Cowrie' were re lily ti g.. nn then, their Lordship' fooyml Gandy. ti,. Uilliret Of which w.+ to Chatir,
would heir them; it they were not, they would he l"-sect on the order of succeniinii to . Vie thione, a crime }du.
M..,.dey. It woulsroot hr proper to iv.sr wort of to arcn- • ,
mem now, and lon on Monday. 1 part He nou:d, th..e4„,,, visled by the 67th and 88th Article of the Crituma,
muse that Gourmet should withdraw, and their Lordships to Code.

adjourn.
lirourthaut said, he wateonly going to tell their. Lord.
*hips the d.dirdltin he laboured uorter.---(Lood tries of

" Order, order'")
Ailj,,nrord at Half lust One o'Cloelt to Teo o'Cloek, on
Monday warring.

THE FAMILY OF MiliOCCHi.

The following very important:artlele reletifig o_
certain of the principal witneisesag,minit tf►e Queen,
extracted by the Journal des Debuts froth the Ga-
zette Universelk of Angshourg, *ill ptubahly
tend to throw some Ilia upon the charact►r of
their testimony, loud the motives that are likely no
influence it. Annuities for the lives of the wit.
nesse: and their futilities ore very convenient (omits
of compensating; them fur their lows of labod►
during the time of their residence in England, for
the purpose of giving their evidence !

AUGS6OUR!I. AtInUBT

"The Court Casette of Vienna and the ',notion
Observer have published a contradiction on the part
of the English Ambassador against the article in the
Gazette Ustiverselle of this town, relative to some
witnesses against the Queen of England. The fol-
lowing are pusitire facts. Theodore Majoechi, for-
merly a groom iii :he stables, Luigi Majocchi, for-
tnerly a footman, and their father, Motions Ma-
jocchi, formerly courier or postillion in the service
of the Princess of Wales during her residence at
Como and Milan, arrived in Vienna during the year
1819. They lodged at first in the faubourg de
iVieden, at the Three Crowns Inn. They after.
wards took private lodgings in the frubwurg de
Leopold-Stadt, on the firer floor of the bowie of the-
Sieur-Radel, a master fisriermtm, No. 6, near the
baths of Diana, where they continued until their
departure for London. According to their own con-
fessious they have received on the part of the Eog.
halt Government eppointnieuts or indemnities. and
they have also beets promised pensions for life foe
themselves and their families residing at Conte. The
facts which Bettista Majocchi (the father). declared
that he could prove against the Queen of England
a►e very serious, and will cover her with disgrace.
As far as I have learned, Battista ;gnocchi *vent en
courier to London last spring. Then Lire !gnocchi
declared that the pension; to their wives :ire paid at
Milan evert• ninwh by the admen's M.
rate, an agent of England, residing at La Cot:trade
Crucifirsa, in the. Casa Pezlnica. We it its these
facts from the declarstiolis of the famity !gnocchi.
If'they be false, the Eu•t'!:eh Ministry Kill be able
to prove it. The author of this article, vi ho it;
(quite disinterested and impartial in this affair, can-
not give any further ilifJrinutioa."

SMALL. LOTTERY—OR rer PRIZF.S--FEW Tic.-
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LONDON,
MONDAY. Avoure 4e, ISM

We have received Paris Papers of Thursday Lot.
From one of them we-have eztricted a very cutwus
article, relating to THEODORE MAJOCCIIt,
principal witness against the QUERN, which will be
found in another part of our Paper. Tile cirn•nm-
stance therein stated, respecting the grant of ar-
poititmet.ta and indemnities, and even of peticon.
for several lives by the British Nlwistry to the
family of MaJoccut, and those of his father and
brother, would. if true, destroy all cantideoce in
their testimony against her NIASERTY.

T lir proceedings at law against the conspirators
rect.:oly arrested are pushed on with great vigour.
If ss, may judge frosu the tank of WOW of the per-
song engaged in it, the conspiracy seems to Live
been of a very serail*. nature. A Lieutenant
Colonel and a Major of the guards are among the
arrested, and the greater part of the prisoners are
officers. An attempt, it is said, was made a fey
nights since to set fire to the King's stables, but the
object of she incendiaries could iletVe been nothing
wore thin a desire of gratifying a malicious passion
fur ini,chief.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The latest accounts from Napl.M are of the 7ti‘
of August. Their silence respectiog the demeinti4
made by the Sicilian deputation would excite a
suspicion that they were not of a iileinzing nature.
Sevin days had elapsed since the Jrputi. com-
municated their wishes to the Prince Vicar-General,
but they still continued confined to the residecc-:
which had` been isiaigued to them on their first
oieal from icily.
The Prince Vicsr-General has. by • decree,
grained es a recompense to the troops olio coo-
tribtoted to the establishment of Cite Constitution,
an devotion of military rank to certain of the
officers. • distribution of Oiders of Knighthood.
and of gold and silver medals. The people
of prleliris have presented on address to
General Pion, in which they state that there
are antosig them 20,000 men reedy to take up arm.
in case of necessity, to pepped the coostitutiou and
defend the honour and iedepeodevrce of their coon.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARR, avavir '4.
THE CONSPIEATOR4i.
M. °rootlet, Juge d'hennrctive, proceeds ra-
pidly against the inditridootht arrested on the 19th,
and the days following. One of these persona,
who had held • aiinatiois in the Treasury, is closely
confined in the Cuncierge►ie.

try. They further threat,* that it the Calatirepe
should be provoked to leave Calabria, Italy itself
might promt tee waiver s theatre fur the it sacred
fury
From this tenific denunciation of the 20,000
Calabrese, it is fit to turn our attention to the state
of Austria, and eudeavour to tweet:Ain what nteartires
the Cabinet of Vienna is likely to pursue. The
reports that reach us from %axiom vans of Ger-
many upon this interesting subject ore very contra-
dictory, hut we think it probable that the early re.
c,lutions of Austria to interfere in the domestic.
concerns of Naples, if indeed any such were
ever formed, hare not been comitruatictd by
the great Powers of Europe, aid toot the Cab:.
net of Vienna will confine itself strictly in Italy ts,
the defeusive. To this effect speaks an article lion
Frankfort, purporting to give the substance of t
confidential note lately addressed by the Austria-
Ministry to the several Governments constituto •
the Germanic Confederation. This note is coucliet,
in somewhat mysterious terms, so far as the inlet .
tions of Austria are concerned, but its chief object
is to call the attention of the Governments to 11:e
danger that threaten the legitimate power of cl
Sovereigns, ilhould the examples tCiyen by Spin
and Naples find imitators, amid subjects dare to
attack thrones with impunity.
The French Five per Ceuta. are, 79 f. 50 c —.Bask Stork,
f. 50 c.

A Major in the royal guard has also been arrest-
ed. Pglitern offieets and subolterns, recently @t-
reated, were conveyed cn the day before yesterday
to La Force. Four of them were released ou the
same evening,
The number of the accused, and of the witnesses
examined yeaterdly morning, Watt very considers-
ble. Alin° t all of them are military men, bearing
marks of honour, either of the royal guard or of
the legion of the Meurthe.
One of the principal seats of the coninirscy was
in the legion of the Meurthe. Several of the Offi-
ce:: of this corps are arrested. Seven Officers of
the 2d regiment of the royal guard were also
arrested.
The conspirators are said to have prepared a list
of the victims who were to be sacrificed in the first
instance: Owl, amounted to no lees than .S 2 per-
sons. The principal club of the conspir inns was
held in the MO Montmartre. The President was
an officer of infantry, who assumed the nom de
guerre of Captain Pilot. This officer has escaped.
Lieut.-Colonel Denizel was arrested on Monday
last, by order of the King's Attorney-General.
The Grind firfetvndary of the Chamber of Peers

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The Papers brought by the Dutch Mail whirl:
has arrived contain an article from liispruck.
stating that the troops iu garrison there have bre ,
reviewed preparatory to the march of some of it,!as