The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-21 00:00:00

'for the benefit of MvX. Crisp. Aciisigfaire. r,
Othello, and The Nape et thwesih, value
distinguished personages, assisted Cbfilb ierke-
ley mod Mr. Banke,for whit* occasions reery. seat
in the theatre is already engaged.—A most bril-
liant illumination took place here on Monday for
the acquittal of the Queen; every house in the
townsvas lighted, consequently the evening passed
off without the least disturbance. A large party
dined at the Plough Hotel to commemorate
the happy event. During the time of the illumi-
nation the Bishop of Gloucester arrived on his way
to hi. palace, when the populace took the hones
from his Lordship's carriage, and drew him through
the town, a band of music playing before him.—
This was the only Bishop that voted against the
third readinK of the Bill. Amongst the last arri-
vals is his Highness Ismael Mehouset Khan, Prince
of Per.ia.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DUTCH MAIL.

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER 12.

No'witltstanding the veil which covers the im-
poriant deliberations at Troppsu, them are many
reports in eirculation, some of which probably de•
serve more ronfideisee than others. though it is
not easy to distinguish between. The two great
Northern Powers, viz. Russia sud Prussia, are
stated not to object to the military occupation of the
kingdom or Naples by the Austrian troops. but
it dors not appear certain that this measure will be
resorted to, though orders have been sent to
Italy for the army there to be ready to march at
a rllort notice. It is affirmed,also that a proposal has
been made in the Congress, to divide Europe into
five grand divisions. Ind that each of the five Great
Powers ►hould take' one of these divisions under
protection, for the purpose of preserving tranquil.
lity and the existing order of thing•. The ones.
pected appearance of Lord Stewart at Vienu i. and
his sudden departure to return to Troppao, after a
stay of only a few hours, has given rise to a thou•
sand conjectures.

SHEILA'', NOVEMBER S.

ilis Majesty our King arrived here this morning
at six o'clock, in good health. Prince Wittenstein
arrived here the day before, and has gone to Trop-
pail. Many persons of distinction in both the civil
and military departments daily pass through this
city on their way to the same place.

TROPPAU, NOYgMBER 6.

ft stems there has not been any general con-
ference:lace the 49th of last month, but the several
bureaux are unceasingly employed.
Her Majesty. our Empress, arrived here niter.
4 lay afterznon, and the King of Prussia is expected
to-morrows

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 5.

It is affirmed here that important discoveries have
been made by the police in our Italian provinces.
A large reinforceraent of artillery has lately been
sent to the head quarters at Treviso. Mean time
people are pe►suaded that no decisive movement
sill be made by the army its Italy before the close
of the ministerial conferences at Troppau.

ROME, OCTOBER 21.

Signor Bergami is now in this capital. When
her Majesty the Queen of England took leave of
him at St. Orner'o, she gave him, for his past ser.
vicra, an annuity of 8001. and a second
annuity of 300/. *telling for his daughter Victorine,
whom he has left in a boarding school at Paris.
lie will fix his residence at Pesaro, where he has
purchased the villa formerly the residence of his
Royal Mistress with the money received for the
Villa Barons, which he has sold.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 4.

An official notice has been issued, stating, that
" in consequence of an agreement between the
Government and the Directors of the privileged
National Bank, the funds arising from the loan of
thirty-seven millions and a half of florins in con-
vention money, which were exclusi►ely destined to
redeem the paper currency, and henceforward
plac►d at the disposal or the National Hank fur
that purpose ; but as on the one hand the Directors
of the Bank are not in a situation to want the
whole receipt of their Sums in the course of the fol.
lowing year, and on the other hand, will not with-
draw any capitals from commerce and circulation
before it is necessary to employ them for the above
mentioned purpose, the fallowing regulations have
been adopted respecting the payment+ of the said
loan," &c.—Plere follow the details of this
Ordinance under ten lie.rds.l

BRUS4EI.3, NOVEMBER 13.

The Captain of an American vessel which left the
Straits of Sunda, says, the great expedition to
►educe the Sultan of Palembang, sailed from
Batavia the 31st July.--/Latch Papers, Novem-
ber 18.)