The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-18 00:00:00

Asa ayetisioted Ceara BeHeger& President of the
Aelic Council of War, and Minister of that de-
partment. and to the important office of Military
Gomm*, of the kingdom of Lombardy and Venice.
It is oghrused, that in this quality hew ill be charged
at the same time with the direction of the military
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imisersitiona geniis+ the kingdom of Naples, se that
the Gewrests ceinimanding the expedition 'would sot
be obligvst to address their !roods. i 9 Vienne" bo!
Afield semi them- direeily• to -Ceuta Befligante.
who would give the necessary orders.
Orders live ttrfp tent • to, Nile" to lospeo4
• rorthei
.orders the exoOrtitiou of horses to the
• isawidoen of the 'lseto Sicihea.
• . 144ORTRIIT. DECENIIIIR 6.
It is stated that importwot communications will
. bee made to the German Diet anon after its sittings
are resumed. on the. part of Austria and Prussia,
•confurnsably to resolutions which those two Powers
base Jaken in common at the Congress of Tropp**.
, It is. rtaed. thai these .ciseninutiscations relate.
among other things, to the establishment at I..eipsic
of a g.neral blunt of superintendence fur the press
in all 'Germany.
741( work, it is arid, shall in future he sold at the
fair, unless it has the stamp of this central
suthdrity. •
Count Buol Schauedstien having returned from
Paris. the Diet will resume its sittings to-morrow.
FROM Tilt RUSSIAN. IitoNTIERs.
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Accounts frosts St. Petersburg's say. that the
7r:uspere.r haw decided that Colonel Schwartz, and
she culpable individuals of his regiment.. shall be
tried by. h Court-martial, the regiment itself dal-
bandei:. and she officers and men, without excel).
Lion, incorporated with the line.
ST. PETtIISOUROH, NOVIJIBER
The Neva has been covered with ice for some
day. past, The newlysbuilt bridge of hosts over
the Neva is .already laid stress it. We have a
alight .Lost hut no snow.
The celebrated pedestrian traveller Captain
`Cochrane, of the Navy, had arrived on the
frontiers of Chios, and intended to proceed le?
kamtschatka. He often travels NO werets in a day,
(61 miler.)

COPENHAGEN. DECEMBER e.
Dr: Dampe has now confessed that he is the
author of the seditious writings which were found
in his pusstssion.• lie is still under arrest by the
Police, and the Chancery hos laid the case before
his Majesty that lie may decide whether he snd
his' cosily accoMidice, a blacksmith by profession,
shall be tried by the ordinary tribunals. It has not
been found necessary to arrest any other persons on
Recount of this attilisro--(Hamburgh Papers, De-
cember )

HANOVER, DECEMBER 1.
Ifs Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge re-
turned here to-day from Rothenhurg.
- The General Assembly of the Suttee of the Kt lig-
Oom was opetied to-day. Thi number of students at
Gottingen for this huff-year is 1453, fur the last
half-year it was 1,118. Thus it appears that the
Uuiversity has recovered the shock it sustained by
the di.iturhuners that took place in it some time
eges.-1 Amsterdam Cournaf, December 13.)

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.MAMBURGH AND FLANDERS MAILS,
AND SPANISH PAPERS.

GRENADA, NOVEMBER 25•

Within these few days a conspiracy has been dia.
covered here, of which *the following seem to be
the particulars, viz. that certain individuals had
corrupted 400 men of the Vega (the l'lsin), who
were to enter the city in a certain night (when four
• processions, directed by the Missionaries, were to
• go ou'), and to excite the people against the.con-
..situational system. All these people were to as-
hle in the square of Vivarrambls, where,
stater
;:itilling all the Constitutionalists and the Aathori-
': ties, an altar was to be erected and to be itivered
with relics, which they were to pretend were res.
eued :from the hoods of the friends of the Con-
stitution. The Magistrates being informed of
• their • intentions, took the necessary measures
16 froitiiiie them, and in. consequeuce eighteen
.:persona ere flreetly token, among whom is one well
knovvo fOr his enmity to the new institutions. The
accomplices of the machinations are confounded,
• and endeavour to conceal their participation in
• ahem authorities follow their steps with-
out leeeing.them any repose.
QADIZ, NoVERSER el.
A .report having been spread that Captain Re-
cane, one erf the persons in prison ou account of the
offairOf the 10,th March. had fled from the Castle
of St. Sebaatian's, a great number of the citizens
assembled in the Ignore of the Constitution, who
appointed two of their number to wait on the Poli-
tical Chief,. to request him that all parsons in pri-
son on the above account should be taken to the
prison..SAW city for their greater security, and
also that the proceedings might be carried on with
-owe activity. The twon.deputies having united
the first !Mode and Syndic, waited on his
Miteellency, who laid he • answered for the security
- of the privouers; nod caUed on the Extraordinary
•sesbildo to take, in common with the Municipality,
110.*ItisvmMastitable for the purpose. n n
s• $, VITTORIA, ROVINAIIII 241.

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The fanatieGnerque has ded to Bayonne, where''
lie masses himself with reading the Journal des.
...13idwits•and.'the Quotidian's. The cause of the
*coospitator comma apd his accomplicei proceds:
more slowly•than is agsesable to.good citizens, sod
.perbops.to..the Judge of the Firstlikitiiice who ,is
'charged :with it.
• At Burgas the troops have Bvelr,irrte4
factious persons, who have been taken.
.consequently • be tried by coant.roartial., Au this
province, no lens criminal mid perre'rse steps have
tren'taken by the militia, and. dough they dyed:
on those who apprehended them; it itdoubtfulwhe-
thrr they. will
,be tried bmilitarylaii: This is a
point is ntijcls Atkesnotionol.iniNotteX

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