The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-22 00:00:00

I the Cortes frees the Nettie a legieletioo, ersocerr.
log the Speoials refugees who we its forogn coon.
tries. Before maksag di. Report, the Caarforir.i ••••
hd several conference. with the Ministree xis the
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of thew Sprain:di, and their *seas oe..
ilea! sbei is!iis! tithe replaced is pereeemiseof alt
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restored iii ill the right 1.1
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to Ow abut sr IWO liftlitisitipo4...
It io said t ntkCieeelll coot Illpe, one or the
Peen with tenapties 1110 iliollooliet of tht tbort
or Peen, is to set out 40.
,ikkpi for the deport.
,„eat ur ihie Upper Wear. I. fellow up there the
felp process essrusolit4 1,416 I 10 thew' Unlit*,
deals eouspsnedileifm , who lintl in oboe
department at the 'puffed the teems of the isr n
August last.
The Minister or the Interior purchased frogs N,
Thrsee, the aid, of this snoods, six Arabian horse.,
destined foe the Royal stalks ; of this number are
Brack, who lays chine is a deseest lb a ditett
hoe. from Mehemet's hone, sod Crunited, soloed at
44.000 francs.
Seven individuals who arrived two days ego at
Paris, and were arrested is the Netherlands, wide,.
went us very lung examination before the Commission
of the Covet of Peers; they were then put in pingo+,
some in solitary confisterneet. In the number of
these last are two Impel°, Officers.
The *wood expedition which is prlnrisig in the
kingdom of Naples splicers to be cousiatemble.
The number of troops of oil arms which are to be

PASO'S). Sdlvrtalank S.
onto AL OIDER.
• 111/ *Mt. run DITIsIOA, illThltAL IIeCTIO3I,
TO TIMM Cerra,* airealtai. OP It•Da10.
The Xi. has beer informed of whet passed last sight
et the theatre Da Privicips, sod she reports which have
been eireeleied for tome days to the pistol of exciwee all
the solicitude of die Cartes le Moir /Agin at this woreirse.
His Majesty orders us tat vistas with care, and to take erre,
wiry rsessores rue oesiotstaiogutder sad constitutional prim►
eiples stoma the true" sod to Ii yids yes soil the
Govvreor la every thing ngsrdieg the public trasiquillay.
His Majesty Orsely resolved to einitsio the Col6llliltttlitit that
he has swam hi, will not stiffer sej attempt lo he utade tab
N its ,say toiesser. I thus appetite you by order of Lis
niejrsty.
" My bt4ia.sbediesee to the orders or his Wokilly, o hose
noble lordliest's* are so wen explaisted is the above Simi.-
Alvn& • thy eetschaerst to the sew laoletectious
;ad the geed the troops that I have the
.lilisor is emmiii..4l; the bstiosirde howaledee that I hare of
:mil sue of the isishitsets of rhos heroic capital; all
nein wire hope that public traimpritlity will sit be for a
-ftelMetat disturbed. Sot if, oefortoesee'y, and euesriiry to
wiry adobes, 'owe sedstioos person 'hooka amt. to ialdriort
•11116 M has ertimible, the sword-elf She law n ready to ran vii
his head, te.

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We use %wand of the particular measures which
the Gover 00000 eta will take concerning the army of
itirgo. which is at San Fernando, sod whether
Arco Aguero sod Bassos, the present connusuisters
of those forces. will applaud the deterwintettion of
the Gore 00000 lent. which, however. is not ignornst
that the leaders of the patriotic associations keep
up a private correspondence with those officers. and
that its object is perhaps discord and disobedience.
,PgWll,ll, SIIPTEMDCR G.
Accordiog to the last letters from Upper Italy.
the Austrian troops were assembled. pert upon the
Adige, and part between the Adige and the Brenta.
where they are placed in cautontotnis. Is is stated
that Prince Jablutiowsky, the Austrian Minister at
Napler. has been recalled, and that he has quitted
that city, with all the ',croons attacked to his le-
gation. The Prince proceeds to Vienna, but his
legation remains provisionally at Rouse.
The Duke of Cambridge dined with the Imperial
Family ou Saturd.ty last, at Schossibrusi.