The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-26 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, SEPT. c 2,..!.
Lord flarrocohy, Member of his Ml-
jeaty's Plivy 'Council, has arrived in lie
alighted et the Hotel Maurice, rue Si. fliaiore.
[This paragraph refers, we presume, to the Earl
of llarrowby, whose name most endure the meta-
morphosis usually inflicted by the ingenuity of th,
French Journalists upon English mantra of tvety
class.)
Great preparations are making in the harbour of
Dieppe, fur the herring fishery. A millinuile of
boats are proceeding to the coast of England fur
that purpose.
Letters from Coblenta state, that in digging the
earth between Etirenbreitstein and the vtllage of
Hothenhalin, for the purpose of laying the foismiii-.
tion of some works emmecied with the (mires., a
great muncher of tombs have been discovered. The
bodies lie having their heads turned inwa,ds the
west, in a depth of about six or seven feel Over the
greater part of than had been raised a wall two feet
in length of tough stone, in the lino of a tomb,
which was coveted by a large slate. There were
fornaliii them a kiial arms, Urns, points of arrows,
a necklace of agate stones, on which are engraved
some beautiful figures, coins, but of which the im-
pression has been effaced, pots, and under the 111'114
of the greater part, some small plates of earth
mixed with ashes.

VIENNA. SEPTEMBER 9.

Letters from Constantinople state, th:ii the
cubits which had for a short time arortt relative to
some points in negociations between the Porte mid
Russia have been satisfactorily removed. •
The Archduke Maximilian, brother of the late
Empress, and General of the Artillery, will sho. t12,-
sat out for England, where lie will pass sonic inti m lis.
The Emperor has authorised him to undertake this
journey.

DUTCH MAIL.

FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, SEPT. 18.

All the officers who •are to be employed in the
new cadres of the army, are now
.appoiht, 11, and
among them are a great many officris of the old
army. The number of officers on half-pay, who
have applied for employments, amounts to Anse
15,000. Tito levy of the recruits drawl, by hot,
has been effected without the Iraq difficulty. Fo-
reign deserters are not received in the departineutol
leg. . Which consist entirely of Freischinen.•loit
they are sent to the legiou of floheiduhe and the
cul • I regmients.

FRANKFORT. SEPTEMBER 17.

Ve have now authentic information rts; rcting
the journey of his Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
all the Postmasters whom it concerns haver: ii—
ceived from the Austrian General Post Office a
copy of the route. His Majesty leaves Ihrlen on
the lUth, amid remains till the 17th at Pereuherg ;
he will sleep on the IBM at Chanting ; 19th at
Ratisbou; 20th at Nuremberg; 21St at ER.4CIII/11Ch
12d at Mentz ; 24th at Bingen; 25th at Cob entz ;
26th at Cologne ; and will arrive on the 27 hat
Aix-la-Chapelle. The equipages of hie Majesty
consist of nine carriage., each drawn by six horses;
ten by tour horses, and six by two. His Nixj,sty
will not pass either through this city or Hamm, but
go he way of Saligenstadt. • His Royal Highoess
the Elector of Hesse is now at Hamm. with Ins
whole Court.

Her Majesty the reigning Empress of Russia is
expected at Memel on the 15th of Septembkr,
on the ‘2sth at Weimar. Her Majesty twin s
through this city on the td of October, on her way
to Brualtsal.

In the sitting of the Diet. on the 10th, it heard
the complaints of the Jewish Community respect-
ing the late measures of the Government of the
city in regard to them: We learn that the Diet
has appointed a Committee, to endeavour to terim-
mute the affair amicably.
A respectable Paper says—" It is now bin ond
doubt that the Austrian Government will take,
the course of this year, measures to put a chick
upon the injurious unsteadiness of the exchange
on paper currency, and to place it in a rtiounalde
and fixed proportion to convention moue•.
" With respect to the rate of exchange to he
fixed, opinions ore divided, some are far haring it
between 300 and 400 in order as they say' to plzire
the holders of paper currency on the same loon;;
as the holders of the more ancient ' obligatiom: as
they are both to be considered as creditors it 11::-
State, and have therefore equal rights. Nlmt
however, are for a fixed rate of SOO, becao.e lii• to
ita sub-divisions facilitates the paym.•nt of ant .11c,
sums, making 3 florins palter cloud to I (10 ma
convention 111111111 l and 1 florin paper to a 'once
of 20 kreutzer.

" It is probable that liberty will be given to
every one who has to pay 111 paper, in ciao. he
should be unprovided with paper, to make the
meut in convention money, at the exchalige of
300. It is said also that the interest of tie old
public debt, which interest is reduced occ-11.11,
will no longer be paid in paper, but w couvriahm
money, and that a part of the paper esti rency ul
be annually withdrawn front circulation, by the sale
of domains."

SRUSSEI.S. MITT. 19.
A letter from Spa sass --“ I'hi• 14,1" O. 0111 I e
very remarkahle the history of this place, •0 lA-
mous for its mineral wastrs. His Nlaysl.t* the
King, in consequence of a representation by