The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-03 00:00:00

PARIS PA PER&

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PASIs. SEPT. 20.
the king received after. Miss, which he heard id'
the chapel of the Palace. several Lieutenints..Gene
ral and retired Marshals-de-Camp. decorated with
the Military Order or Saint Louis. His Majesty
did not go out. At eight o'clo'ck in the evening:
ladies were admitted to pay their respects to his Mt.
jests.
Ilia Majesty has deigned to remit to the detrain;
went of the Moselle a debt of 260,000 fr. which it
had contracted with his Treasury. This sum will
be put to the credit or the twetity Millions. and Or
ISO millions opened by the law of the 22th of April.;
1816. The king moreover grants to this depute;
meta a succour of eoo,ooo franbs; which will
appropriated to paying the debts occasioned by the

His Majesty, whose bene,olent Cele, ettenti lO
every thing that can increase the commerce and
proninte the welfare of his subjects, has perMitted
an isolikidual it Dunkirk, M. Devito°, to give
his name tti a vale!, which lie ii rioW fitting nut in
the harbour of Dunkirk for the whale fishery, and
has aim gifted him pritrate encouragement, this
being the Brit equipment of that dignre..--
Such enterprivei have for their object to re-open
one or the prioeipal branches of commercial
cluttry once so philithius and for which we dre
'ow tributary to foreigners. It is to this fishery
that the town of Dunkirk owes in a great degree
its former splendour. In 1190 thirty-four veitaris of
every description sailed from this harbour for the
whale fishery. it II Well known that such Vessels
were an excellent school fur sailors.

Three thousand butts of new wine have been em.
harked on the Vomit for Paris. Fur several years
there has hot been teen in Burgundy so fine a vin-
tage as the present. There will be mote wine by
a quarter than had been expected, and the quality
a it is retnailtably fines

A letter from Dijon of September 4Q, aitytte.s
" It is long since our vintage presented a picture
so a►►imated, so smiling as it does in this peer.
Yesterday tt►e weather was dtllghtful ■nd a greet
part of the population of the town adorned the hilly
while the roods and paths leading to them were
Ciatfed with proems walking, accompanied by in
innumerable quantity of carriages filled with the
purple offerings of the God of Maim. Some
rural repasts scattered here and there increased the
charm of the scene, 'and a perfect hila►ity was

pictured on the countenance numerous pet-
formers who appeared in it.
Theintertiew between the Princasde Metternich
and dr Hardenherg, continued ror three days.
Madeleine Untie. aged a hundred years and six
months, Its. lately died at St. Germain-en-Layer
where she lived for forty years; she had bat, one
husband, who rendered her the mother of twee,.
two sons and one daughter: nineteen of her Sou*
fell iu the army.
NAPLES. SIPTEINIDat 4.
The consummation of the marriage of the Prib•
cos Louise-Charlottes daughter of the Prince of

Calabria, with the infaut Doo Fraccols de.Paule,
has beeu put off till the returts. of the King fretu
his journey to Rana At that time the Princess
will have nothing to feet from the equinoctial tau&
pests, and will embark at Nadal for &mama ;
she is only fourteen years of age. . , •
The King will, go to Sicily in the coarse of the
year 1819, accompettied by the Miuisterse Medici
and Tionsusasi, He will.remain . there from five, to
six mouths, sud will watch over the establishment
of the new administratiou.

Siciliaos begin to be convinced that s good
administration ought to precede auy kind of con-
stitution. The King has directed to,be employed
on the sertice of the roads and bridges coaidyr.
able HMS atccutoulatiog NM years for that pat.