The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-25 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, Sint 21.
The King took his usual walk, last morning. in
the little Park of St. Cloud. . . . .

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ha Majesty received afier 11ass, whick he heard
in the Castle seseral Lieutenants General,
and Firld-Ilarblial., retired from service, decorattd
with the royal and military o der of St. Lottiv.
About three o'clock his 31ajnity, accomptded

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
.ITURDAY. JULY 25, 1818.

Dutch and Hantborgli Mails arrived last night,
with rapers of recent date. The following are ea-
tracts :

it %Norco, JULY
Are motet-stand that his Royal dighuess the Duke of Cla-
rence will leave Loudon at the latter cod of this guoutb, and
arrive here about the middle of August.
The English East India Company has presented to her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge East India ma-
nufactured pod! of extraordinary valuer which age esti.
mated to be worth some millions.

Considerable payments are now making on account of
the Military penshiiiii *bleb remained unpaid during the
occupation of the country by the most, without distiuction
of ranks. The military belonging to the corps of Ha-
noverian troops, which was dissolved in 1803, on the
Elbe, receive considerable indemnities fur the pay they
have cost since the dissolution of the corps.
This measure has spread universal joy throughout the
kingdom, so many of those olio receive this money sere in
real want of it, to improve their circumstances, both now
and in future; and many au aced veteran now looks with
less aneivly to the hour of his death. 'the hearts of all
Hanoverians overflow with gratitude towards those by abuse
mediation and co-operation this beneficent has been
accomplished —(l Paper, July 17.)
WROIII THR ruirmcn raornitas, JiILY 17.

The Duke of Wellington returned yesterday to his head-
quarters, with his Aides•de-Camp. It is still uncertain
whether he will go to Laglaud before be goes to Ain-la•Cha-
pelle. It is asserted that lbe int step to an understanding
between the Cowls of Madrid and Rio Janeiro has bee.
aceumplished.

The ridiculous conspiracy lately discovered at Paris has
much employed the French Ministry, not from any appre-
hension of its affecting the welfare of the state, but lest this
emet,ie Itself of uo comminence, should have an taut -
We effect on the decision of the Allied Sovereigns, respect-

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iuA the evacuation. TLc n,.k. 11,116 14 Mach
esteeme.l by those Sovereigns, i. said In It't re (Intro op • very
eirenna.taattal Note on the subject.—:lfearteit Courant,
July II j

The Paris Papers of the '2 Ist inst. have arrived.
Ti►e Court of the Assizes of the Seine Ilas been
recently occupied with a trial, for the purpose or
ascettai tt it og the identity of a convict of the name
of Coignard. who made hi• escape flow the
hulks at Toulon in 1805, and has ►ince rehire.
sewed hituself Count PosTts, of St. Helena. lie
had been condemned fur aubbery in the year 9,
and sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment. The
result of the trial w:is the establishment of his
identit; as Cilignard, and that he had no pretensions
to the assumed title.

Tne funds have recovered a little from their late
depresssinu.

By the Flanders Mail which has arrived, we
have ►eceived Papers from b.u•sels to the qtst
instant. The great Allied Sovereigns, who pro-
pwe to meet shortly in Congress at Aix-la-
Chal►rlle, will observe a strict incognito. and ap-
pear in public only as private persons. The other
Courts (those of France mud England excepted) are
prohibited from sending Ambassadors to that city,
but any Prince is at liberty to repair there as ■n un-
invited guest and ■u ordinary visitor, as a spectator,
not actor in the passing scene. The cit 3 is, iii con-
sequence, expected to present a most splendid so-
ciety.
The following account of the meeting between the
Archduchess of Nast As late Foripresi of PRAi4CE,
and her son the young Nistot.Eots; with other
I,ratiches of her family, is given under the head of
Vienna, the 9th instant _

" Prince Francis Charles (Nsii,,leoii) went on tke
3d, et noon, to l;ad>•u, accompanitil by hie precep-
tor, to civet his august mother, on ber way from
Italy.

" Her MAjesty the ArClithicliess received her ion
with marks of the most lively tenderness. The
young Prince was dressed in white, and wore the
order of St. Stephen of Hungary, and that of
Constance of Parma. Immediately on the arrival
of the Archduchess Prince Metternich paid her
a visit, and a great nu.nber of persons of distinc-
tion at B►►de►i hastened to pay their rrspe•cts to her.
Her Majesty appeared several times in public with
her soil at ha side.

" In the evening u brilliant serenade was given
her. Only a part of her suite remained at Haden—the
rest went to Schoesibrunti. Ilis Imperial Highness
the Crown Prince Ferdinand arrived at Baden the
same dal•, and the other Archdukes paid a visit the
slay following to their illustrious niece, who has re-
sided in Italy three years.

•"I'beir Majeities the emperor and Em!was ar-
rived at the Palace of Baden on the 4th iu the after.
noon, and we'e welcomed Iry the firing of caution
and ringing of bells. In the evening they went to
see the illumination of the town. On the 6th the
crowd of visitors drawn by curiosity to Baden was
so considerable, that it was hardly possible to pro.
cure a lodging.
The Archduchess Maria Louisa is expected in
this city, to visit the members of the Imperial Fil-
thily who have remained here."

We logiie received New York Papers tb the
21.1, and Philadelphia to the .20th last. They
contain little news or interest. The PRESIDENT
had arrived at Washington. It is mentioned in the
euhintore Gazette, that en implesiunt ucciaeot (*-
correct to the PRESIDENT at Dismal Swamp Canal,
about IS miles below Siorfulk. While crossing
the canal, on a bridge of loose logs, one of the logs
as he stepped upon it turned and threw him into
the canal. De suffered, however; no other incon,e,
Metier than the injury his clothes sustained.

Mr. Ric:users Meito, so long confined by the
King of SPAIN, has been liberated. A long State
Paper has bleu published ; it is stated to ben most
humiliating document. It not only restores Mr.
IthiAb to his liberty, but gives him the best of
characters, and thereby acknowledges the unjust
and cruel treatment of the Spanish Government to.
wards that Geutlemaii.

Yesterday Count Mt:NITER had an audience of
the Putsch ItEusar, at Carlton:house.
On %Verities(lay at two o'clock, a Cabinet Conn:
VII was summoned to he held at the Foreign Office,
but on account of the 'minting and repairs going on
there, it was adjourned to the house of the CHAN.
crt.Loa of the Eactlatne.a. It was attended by—
The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Westmorland, the Earl
or Liverpool, Viscount Castlereagh, Viscount Sidrnouth,
Vis-
touut Melville, the Chancellor ~f the Exc►equer, Mr. Can-
ning, ke.
.1•Ite Council wily sat about an hour.

The Argo private skip is arrived from Bengal ;
she Ltileit from thence the 701 March last. _

The Company's chips General Kyd and Lord
Castlereagh. are stated to have been at St. Helena,
on their hotueward voyage. the 9tl ult.
The East India Cunspuny's ship C:exeral
was at the second bar in Canton River the Vat
Mardi.

Commercial and monied operations are going on
with extrisordiaary activity all over Europe. Colo•
nial produce, particularly sugar and coffer, is rising
eery much daily. The orders from the Continent
fat this last article are immense. Same very large
sales have lately bean made out of the French
Funds.

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