The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-13 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

The Moniteur cositeiss the fulloujog, letter re-
lating to the conduct of the Envoy from Wurtetn-
berg at Girloruhc, us tauter.' in the evideuce of
LAIIIIAIIA KRANTZ

" public Papers, in giving an account of the
trial of the Queen of England, have published the deposi-
tions of a &taste ut of Cerlsralie, named Barbera
Brenta, and the croas.rxamination which she vs& rwent by
the Queen's Counsel. Several speaker., and particularly Mr.
beougbaui, endeavoured to Reduce from thiwernscastrimina.
tion, a proof that the Envoy of Wurtemberg to the Court uj
Haden had co•operated in an intrigue, for the purpose of 11f4).
curing *met intelligence respecting the priebte conduct of
that during kis residence at Carhsrube, in the year
1817 ; and they have stated that this envoy hail resided at
the Hotel eras Posies at. Carlsruhe, for the role purpose of
watching the Queen's conduct; that he hail even given up
Lis own apartments to the Queen, the better to effect tide
object. Nothing can be more false, and Cie following
bets will tuner it.

" 1 W3l at that time Minister from Waartemberg at Carts-
rubor ; 1 resided at the Mite( ales Posies * brag time before
the arrival of the Princess of Wales, said it was at tbe ex.
press request of the innkeeper, and after the arrival of the
Princes., that out of respect to her, I gave up the chamber
isio. 12. This chamber lacing necessary for me, it was re-
Stortil to MO %lieu at was evacuated lay the Steur nerearni•
If the female servant charged by the innkeeper wills this res-
titution did not chew herself sparing on that occasion of
some ohs ions whirls she pretended to have made, it was
at least without any inducement upon nay part.
" The eutioeillictiees which Mr. Brougham permits him-
self to deduce limn these facto, so simple in theusselves, arc
so much the inure rash and indiscreet, as these facts are
quite foreign to the Queen's defence ; anal as the degree of
eotssaogninity subsisting between her Majesty and my Court
would suffice to destroy the impertinent suppositions of the
Savior Brougham, if the character of the Sovereign whom I
have the honour to serve laid Dot already established the
conviction that I should draw down upon me his entire ilia.
apprukai ion, Li eI to appear 111 any 'ease engaged in thi•
proceeding.

" 1 ',Mare th►n, on behalf of my Court and of myself,
that the imputations which Mr. Brougham has thought
proper to utter are false watt scandalsw*.

•" BARON DE GREY P.

" Vienna, October 23, IWO."

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, OCTOBFIt 27.
YELLOW FEVER.

CADIZ.—The yrnow fever is happily diminirh-
in from the proportion of the recoveries to
the deaths, it appears that it is nut YO tuulignant as
at former prriods. On the 16111, 17th, and 18th,
the number of new cases was 43 ; deaths, 7 ; re-
covered, 50. The number of patients was reduced
to :39.

XERES DE LA FRONTERA.—IIere the fever is
still co the iticreasr., rod the number of deaths Enid
of recoveries is nearly equal. In three days, from
the roil) in the tnornifog to the 18111 ditto, the
number of new cases was 163 ; recovered. 67;
deaths, 66. The number of patients remaining,
445.

leaded In die general lerit,tie probihillan b lapel (mita
articles ur matifacturee, of obis* we have motional mans•
factories, and the principal raw materials which Wee late
the companion of wheels are produced is our country,
without say exception whatever.
Article 3. la the preeedimi rogslatidoes cattle of tallied/

ore included, 'with the eaceptianof the following article.
Article 4. la order to reconcile the goiters, interest of the
whole ustiots with that of each province to particular, the
provincial deptstatiams who may appreliestil serious ak•tri-
local to their respective provinces, from the execution of
Articles 1 and 3, inwiy petition for the necevsery modifica-
tions, and on the information of the Goveronseut the Corti,
shall determine what is proper.
Article 5. The produce of the Fast lushes shall by the
subject of special decrees of the Curies; mold they are pub.
fished the Royal Ordinances hitherto iu force shall be re-
tained.

Freire spoke at length on tie detrimental in-
fluence of this plan (woo America. It mei sup
port(d by M. Oliver, a Member of the Committer.
Count de Torten° thought that the adoption of
their regulations, instead of producing a great he-
siofit, would do tuucii mischief; eiciecially co/raider-
ing the state of imperfection of our ramiitifietures,
whirls would not improve unless they had souk
competition to 'drive with, and this monopo}y would
be highly injurious to many provinces, which would
be furred to purchase at a high pike artiiJ s whien
they ;night have on much e:iiier terms from alwoud.
He voted fur sending the Report back to the Coin.
mwee.

M. Martinez tie la Rua dwelt on the notorious
injustice of prohibitory law,.
M. Cuesta thought that exprti!mce was not un-
favourable to Pettfuertole anti well-considered p►o.
lithium's, end that the examples of France and
England should litre snore weight tha•i the theories
of their writer., whir.e spirit and object may lie
unknown to ns. lie :Mowed that. the prollibitnry
f•p•L•111 had sometimes I•ern cabled too fir, but
istsintaiord ll,r iirces.ily of a4lopllllg it as the
*crest natrona (rive clone.

The Ain-lister of the Interior judged it to he
highly proper that the (70ininittre shook, take
more time, to procure the data necessary for the
fousidation of the general regulations which it was
proposed to es.ablirli.
In the sitting of the 6th it was resolved, iu con-
formity with a proposal of the Government, to build
twenty .hips of war for the prowtion of commerce,
viz. two frigates of 50 guns each, six corvettes of
30 Whit each, sex brigantines of 22 guns, and six
sloops of 14 guns; fifteen millions of reals were
assigned for this object exclusively.
In the Kitting of the 27th several articles of the
project of- law on the force and orgsoisation of the
standing army, were read and discussed. Hy the
sth article three Swiss regiments are to be
abolished. The nation will make good all the injury
which according to rxistiog engagements this tura-
sure will cause. The individuals of these regiinents
who desire to remain in the service of Spain, shall
be inrininaatt.3 with notional troops with their pre-
sent rank, but isimt take out letters of naturaliza-
tion. The regiment of Crlit,t is also abolished.—
(Spanish Papers ia Avis ()club, r.)

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