The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

MAY .5.

Ail En gash frigate has just arrived at Autivi,rp,
to take no board and cutivey to Ostia ‘'ecchia the
statueri.,nklores, NMI other works of Art, which bit-
crilrg ..... h. of I. 11311 to ravish hum-the capi-
tal of the Christian acrid.

6.

M. Simile* liss Itist publi.heil "A hi.tory'qi
in the idle .41%e5," moil hos added to it
seversl--:harter, ; g Own' is one of the Em-
peror I lenry VI I. 461.41 Worn's, 123 I. The Eni•
perm' replies in it to the questions that Intl Swell
put to hood come g the ►igida of subjects.
According to decision—" No Prince or turd
COO ehiahlisli new bows or new constitutions.
tfith-
nut the Eines/mit of his principal vannals."—The
of the people were. tlw►eforr, not every-
where rl:sreg,arderl in the middle sgts, as Nut often
been alitisioAL

VIENNA. APRIL 21.

It is reported that Prince 'linuoitz, the Aus-
trian A tolmmoador, who but lately arrived at M.i-
drid, will shortly return hither. Report pretends
that he 100 not brew Otte to obtain tot audience of
Ferdinand VIII.; brutuYi. the Court of Madrid
still protests against the tukisig possession of Parma
by the Archduchess Alaiis Louisa.

SWITZERLAND, APRIL 94.

Several public papers hare spoken of tumultuous
meetings anti bloody scenes between tits iwasaists and
the ,isttiau troops iu the environs of }idiot and
the Vosges. IVe are invited to contradict this news.
The best miderstanding 'prevails between the sol-
diers awl 'people, 141111 malice alone could imagine a
report witty!' the irmitinillity and the good spirit of
this country has already discredited.—(Gazette of
1.414461 Mite, April iii.)

FRENCH PAPER&

PARIS, MAT 7.
(Front the lilonitenr.)

We. have rtecivevl a rioted copy of the following
IS (ay

" Messieurs the Chevaliers subscribers for the abolition
of slusety, ill IS hstcs aY well am Iblut Its, and isilirr persons in-
vittd by them, met in the Rue tietwge Batelierv, the 15th
April, 18111.
" M. Vticomit Chatesabriand, on Isis arrival, delivered to
M. the President, copies of his Speech delivered is the
Chamber of Perris, which were afterwards distributed among
3less... She Cloirtlicrs present.
" M. She Pirsident, opening the Sitting, read several ex-
tracts front his Nepur►, which will be printed and delivered
lu subset ihrrs, surd communicated all oho justificatory papers
of his very extensive correspondence, of which some are in
the Arabic bagel:Age, from Li!:011 even to A 11.., from Jails
to Tangier, will. the translation; sod of all the interestiog
documents which are in his 'muds.

" After di 0000 rr, the ll'resideut continued the reacher of the
principal inters, awl-among others of some letters from
Algiers its#ll, particularly a letter from au °Seer of the
o.itish navy, adilreseeit to a Member of Parhaeseut of his
wen natisia, and which lie hail milt to the Presider., contain-
ing very distinct details of the sitaatiint of the tosfortunate
Europeans siiffering in irons at Algiers, of which be was
sery 'rectally so eye rimers, and astute very judicious re-
flex ttttt s on time impolitic measures of the nations who, bay..
i.ig been, and bring still able to anailii!ate the Naval power
el time A Igeri nes,-have wade eplowsieral traces, for they cannot
be considered as solid treaties of ponce, etipalatieg merely
for the:r commercial interests, without regard to their glory
ur to the ri;hia of humanity, sad leaving to the Algerines
the means of begi 0000 lug again, as is dinibtkits their intention.

" Santo& havitil no military marine, multi not perhaps
have acted salient ise ; hot it is expected attic great Powei*
who have it in their poorr to stipulate for the smaller, flit
peutet tim: af afithe coels,srf Europe, inhabited, according
to the esprc.ision of the Mussulnian,, by thr Nazarine Ha.
tom. The Ambassador of his Sarilimso Plajesty to the
esrart of Framer, has uotifiel to the Pirishleiat under (lair of
Apr.l 10, the coaclusion of peace bowies, his Majesty and
the flog. ury of Algiers, through the support mid mediation
of Gnat Britain.

" Ti:e Preaulent !mein had the honour to he admitted Man
audience of the King the day after this met tiug, to wait his
report to his Slajs sly, as a sithseriber w ihl, charitable fund,
and to lay field.re him ilw rornsidoidilduce and documents,
directed his lajesty's anent' to sloe coerce-lie and im-
pressive conclusion of the Address of the Esigliah House of
Lori!, to kis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, us, the 15th
May, 11414, r imploring him emetically to use all the itillitenee
of the British Crown is the negotiations, amt to %Cairn of
all the Sovereigns of Europe the total and immediate abo-
lition of the Mare frank is Africa, to stipulate fur a gem--
cal and Ina vurahle naimiciation of ti:se barbarous pear-
Ike., and to procure the promulgation, under the united
authority of the whole of the civilized world, of a solemn
dcrlarntion, that to drag iota shierry Me inhabitants of
reaerfal countries is a efolat.on of the unirersal law of an-
imas,funded, as it ought to be, int Ike immutable isrihri-
loll, of justice and religion—soliciting also llw ackuowlerlF-
uhrot and performance of those important duties by which we
bait- engaged to pay that homage to the rights, iils.ty, and
happiness of our fellow-rivalrous The President observed
to his Majesty that, as the Macke were Nut specified, the
Whites could rot be supposed to be excluded from the
wishes expressed for the aholitiosi Gal. iu Africa.
" The President, on this occasion, Mid before his 'Majesty
a copy of the eloquent appeal of the Vicomte de Chateau-
beamed to 11w Chamber of Peers, on the nth of April, re-
marking, that, from the sentiments thus expressed by
the Rouses of Peers of both oat Mos, the sovereigsa might
perlisis think it worthy of eimaideration; amid if in their
wiwloui they admit the principle, they might proceed
to its applirat 00000 and du good by their aupieisie ands,-
rity, without waiting for a formal suggestion, which could
not be preseuied this 00000 , our earlier thin next Septem-
ber, which wuuld have the dr fenceless coasts of Italy ex-
posed ill the iucursiuus of piste s, at least during the whole
5.11111166.1.

" Ilia Majesty readily admitted the correlating of this
reasu ll iss g, aril admitted the jissare of this rause. He mi.
drool!, felt thr stone itirlitimattuti that was aistadrsted by the
President, *lora submitting to his Majesty the iloeitutrittr,
inning that several iuhsibitaatr lid errs rteently been Cdr.
tied uff from the eoa•t• of Italy cad Mardian: 1, anl that 24
tarn had lava osurtlrreil, and their rurpars found upon the
share;

•
lie Milli&tit hail the hauteur, fiat the same day, hi
mike tii h,. Ibwal Illighue.. Mon-
auit w reteeit: (rum him the like

PARI4, NAY 7.
II is Mijet.ty tralmOrteil Inutiatse yenieriloy with •• • lof
hi-

The Priort•oGNHOe entharked at Naples on the dill
and nu exiweted to read, Tosl.loll On the 10th.

t:t arral Cattibrosietrt toot %,-41...1.1:5y for Nantes

The Meru C:ottocil of War , ill pructoot thio .131 1•t the
ease of (IL ',era! iicrtrauil,
rept' to the Ausueoly,
.for rootrioucy. There will 14
tou orta evidence, mu defender of the accused absent perm*.
Tlw lieinirter uuly will be heatil.

The F:rdoptror of Russia has Trainedl the exportatiou of
12.000 beeves flow Palau!, for the supply of the city of
Vicuna.

rittNeu lUsDs.

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