The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-22 00:00:00

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Conde ibsil ditivrr to *es N7al treuvry of Fierce Ili* .it
obligations fortporroott) not yeltilierharged (wrath),
which shiN Milli' is their Mode of the Afters etiligatioNe
fgagepoodei delivered orafatioably to the sewed Article
of the Cooveolitin easideisil f«, the Ineentieo of dished%
Article of the tOth of ltoeal►er,lllS. The said C,ornaris-
simmers shall at the wee time deliver the inscriptions of
seven sillirree afresh', nested he virtee of the eighth Arti-
cle of the said Coneeodes.
Art. 11. The pram cenventies shell he ratified, and the
ratillealierrs ritcheoged $ Alt-16-chtpelle, in the coarse of
10 dem er NANNY if patellar, he aloe Nth of which the
*pretty, Plevirriettlierfee bare heresids signed their names,
nod aided in It their end and area.
bone at Alt-letbspileolboddraf October, in the per
of Grace 111111.

tam &now tie aira!ores of the Miaisters.l
We ken foiled the above /freely essforoiable to our will,
eonseqoaireof which we here esioirosed sod rolled the
some, as we do sow coolina sad ratify it for our heirs sod
(Hoe haw fie sigoatoros a the Sovereigns, with the
rparideadoo at the dliereot years of lbw several reaps.]
, dd. 17, ldltl.

POREIGIr- INTELLIGENCE.
•
.gait, 'Avis.
OCTOBII 18.
A Royal Ordinance of the 30th of September
continues, until the ead of October, 1919. -tbe
power already granted to French vessels of import-
ing into our colonial possessions corn embarked in
foreign harbours. :This measure, which limits the
exportation of the prodnee of France, COilfiffeS et
the sense time to the national navigation the privi-
lege. !Melt it ought to eujily.
Grant activity has prevailed for several days in
the Italian of Calais. A great number of vessels
are preparing 'there to transport the English troop.
"'boars oboist to evacuate the French territory.
From the 20th to the 22d ot October, 18,000 Eng-
lish will enter .Calaia,,to embark for England.
The quays have been already cleared for the em-
barkation of the cavalry, and transports arrive daily
for their accommodation. • -

Our readers may ►ecollect that • gendarme, on
being ailed by Madame Manson what the world
mid of her, answered this celebrated female in a
true barrack-rife! :asp implying, that they were
far from thinking her a vestal. A Toulouse Jeer-
al states, that a Magistrate being lately at an even-
ing party, a lady took the liberty of asking him,
what he thought of Madame Manson, to which the
fennel replied, " AA! Mailexte. post mast put that
"tendon to gendarme."

The
Prince
de Met

IXALA•CMAPIILLIty. 0010111 Z 14.
sl newness contemn es well at
tre's es et the hotel of the Prieto
136.7 iels44l to shs usesserli *Melt

are to be adopted feeseveriag the messed traa-
gmiliit~ of the evacuatioa of Frames heist
now decided. Never did there amid in the Ca-
binets of Europe, so weeny dispobitioue coocueriag
in the greet work of a perpetual peeve. that vest
project which, eirperieoce seems to bare placed
,aosag the dreams of politics.

I. The exchange of tie ratiicelissi et the Treety
of Evacuation will take place probably ea Setae.
I illy the 17th, or on 'Monday the• 19th. Oa that
!day the Sovereigns will set off for the read review
!of the Allied troops ip France.
MM. Bering and Labouchere set off this day
for Paris, for the purpose of arranging the Brat per
meat of the contributions, stipulated by the sew
Treaty for the 6th of January, 1019.
41 Ass Address' to their imperial and Royal Ma
jetties and to their Representatives at the Congress
of Air-la-Chopelk," has been distributed among.
:tlis diplomatic body. This Address appears to he
!foam the pen of Mr. Wilberforce. It exposes the.
(present infractions of the Treaty for the Abolition
led the Slave Trade, and proposes masons for its
more strict execution in future.

1/ALSPICIIINIM. OCTORIL 19.

• All the arrangements are concluded fur the re►
eeption of his Majesty the Emperor of Rumis, the
King of Prussia, and the numerous and• brilliant
suite by which they will be secompanied. Formai
days past the Russian troops bare been assembling
near Maubeuge, and in the environs of Landreciens
whilst the Danes am coneentimisagat Bombe* sad
the English near panics.

TB BRITISH PRESS,

LONDON,

THURSDAY, Ociosga 4t. MIL.

THE WHEN.
In consequence of the afflicting state of her
MAJESTY on Tuesday. Sir H. HlLeoes hastened
his return from Windsor to Kew to attend the
QUSEN. The Panics Risme remained at Ken"
Palace till • late hour that night. The Doctors
sat lip alternately with the Oats daring the
night, and we regret that they were not able to
issue • more favourable Bulletin this the Mimi.

ing
a Vv. Orlohly 11, IMO.
64 There has Wes w Isprovessesit to her Iffsiis asl~
lams am our lig report.
11l LIAM,
• UALFORD." .

Her MAJ Orel llwtib gait ecoatiaaed the
same dories the day, eidemitey materiel alter-

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