The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

loltllll6ll INT/ILI-WI:NC& ....morri. OM THr FRENC i AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS, PURR 2g. - The Minister of War has received dispatches his Esc,fleecy the Duke of Tarento, which simonises that Barcelona bas been again supplied with revisit's* for several months. A considerable convoy set ant frees Ostalrich so the 11th. and prooseded towards orsoollers ; the Duke of Ta lent., took o position there to collect the convoy, the progress of which was retarded by dreadful storms, and the bad condition of the roads. On the 13th the convey entered Barcelona.. SOW! Spanish deserters had announced that four thousand regular troops were at Glides, and eight thousand at Sabadell, who Intended to attack the coevoy ou its passage. Ville's% the successor O'Donnell. was apprised of its being in motion, and had pledged himself to cut it off; but whatever Isere he might have siren his famished troops, he did not even venture to appear, and the convoy pro • seeded without the least opposition. The Marshal Duke of Tercet° found, through the care of General Lacombe Saint Michel, the - fortress of Bereelooa is excellent condition, and the !elms well clothed. They are in excellent health, boa animated by the best spirit. lILIMMISTATIT, NAT 16. We leap, by lagers from Constantinople, that a part of the troops, expected from Asia, have de. sieted. This event has much emliarrimsed the 115taud Vizier. Dissatisfaction is at its greatest height in t)'e capital, and every day some catas trophe, similar to that which took place two years mph is expected. 11170D031 07 NAPLEs. SCYLLA. stirs 10. We wevb witness this day to au .engagement be tween the Repot Marine tend the 'whole of the ene my's flotilla. This flotilla cossetted of 33 lantiches, two bomb-vessels, six bOO% with howitzer • s. and . several merrier& Onneral Stuart hiving failed in an attempt that he mode yesterdey, mimed the Commandant of the *oblate premed from Messina to Pharos. It was 011 eallocted there at day-break this morning. It • ems amer made sail, steering towards a convoy, fur whole approach signals were yesterday given front Betts Phrs. At eight in the morning the id . wooed launches were engaged with the rear of the clayey opposite Petah Two Neapolitan gyrations toot a statism to protect it, and kept up so rigorous sod well-directed a fire, (bat they swab one of the enemy's launches, and damaged enema others. Notwithstanding, the rest of the tutdia . directed all its efforts against the con e". The Commaadant of one of the gms-boats • mode a teetilice of himself to secure the convoy, which, is tonsemsence, was able to run ashore at lirreare. Immediately all the eitetn;'s flotilla lime spa that point, where there had bceu only time to pilot two mortars, one tlurty•threr, . twa'aigitt.ptattadem, The battle was dreadful, and lasted about four hour,; but the ruciny, as ULU yesterday, bad the Shame of being obliged to draw off. Four gun-ban belonging to tile Royal Navy were damaged, and twenty tneu disabled. The inieuey must have suffered a great deal, since, after as obstinate engagement, they were obliged to re. boquish the oliect of' their expedition. The enemy, u they retired, left at the entrance the strait, on guard, a launch with a tweut3-four pounder. Sone light troops of the King. guard, sad grroutliers of the tuth regiment, manned two Mos-riders and the boats JoireAiss and Caroline, turd proceeded to attack it. The launch was car ried by boarding, in sight of the whole English Lill Is. This prize was brooght into S c ylla, fonitht the acclamations of all the inhabitants, and, imtaith. standing, ab►. was pursocd by twat'', .three of the trialoy's loom:her, which were not able to come up yids her. PI.TI , II4IMIRGH, MAY 30. The reporlation of cow 6 fin buldeu in all the porta of the Black Sea. One hundred and forty -enercheutioships bed arrived at 04esea oo the lc Is of Apnl. A Dantsic privateer has take ao English ship, on board of winch was f 1.- u.:« cm iv spoadence for the ports of tla Itic.—( .11oniteur, Jaws 21.1 • 11111114FN, JUNE 9. On the eth in% eigOrnur kuti-Luau, under the orders of Capt. Sreosen, chased and attacked, in doe Great Beli, an E n g lish brig of _42 gulp. The battle lasted li s lfinn hour, but they were obliged to abandon liar in consequence of a fresh wind springing up. and two; ships of the line and • frigate evening with all speed to her succour.— Tha brig lust one of her boats ; and. in order to get 04 threw many things into the sea, among which were found two tons of 'titerchandise.—(Mintitari J'asif CMILICILOPA, JVNE 4. slohniral Sautnarea after having endeavoured ao ienronlate us by ndieulous msnacet, has taken the st;s• resaltatiea et pin away; he wished. berme retiring • to seize twos the .mall i.latufs of Atpoe, !?•pekoe. and IL tskls, but 11:8 frigates fouud thews lilted& toe well prepared. that they were soon cnwpetled tosheet off. Thry have confined t!;:m -reelvestu upon aome 1,1 order to pert/rot three piratical 'nen:harts fruto ta king adrsistsige of their proximity to our ‘oast, * ' and latuling prohibited merchandise, all the corps of trdepe charged with guarding the coast have received orders to immedi 'lay burn the cargoes of such merchandise, ns may arrive through such channels.—(Monitear. June 21.) LOWER El or, JVW 19. The report is renewed that the English havede manded of Sweden the fleet lying . st Carlscroua, as also the island or Gothland. The endeavours to produce a general peace, and the negotiations For that purpose, are not yet given up, as some journals have asserted. Owdof the greatest obstacles to peace, it is understood, is, that England interests herself for certain Princely Houses connected with her by the bands of affinity, and so long as en indernaiticaticia is not prolided for these Houses, there can be no actual accommo dation, much less an effectual and stable peace.— flague (;om7ant, Jane 30.) FRANKFORT, JUNK 23. The French head quarters of the army in Ger many are expected litre on the 4th of next month. They consist of 2,50 officers, among whom are five or six General., besides t-00 men and sod horses. The erotism: of kronau in tl:e county of Katmai ellenbogen, which is still under French administra tion, ati:l has an annual income of 9"v florins, has been declared to appertain to the Imperial Do. miring. Tlitt taking po.session may be Immediately expected. M. Stoss, Lieutenant in the Prussian .serrice, passed through this city yeitetday, on his way to Paris. la a courier. Fur souse time sere:al re forts, or considerable importance, have peen in circulation; one of which is, that 'Syria wilt be erected into a kingdom, con nected with the Confederation of the Rhine, ond that the Illyrian King will keep on foot NI army of 100,000 men, for the protection of that Cunfedera tiou.—(Same Paper.) NANCY. JrNE A great number of foreigners of di'itioction rave, within these few days, passed through this city, on their way taCermany, from Paris, where they hare been present at the festivals. Couriers from Bo rah'', and from the army, which is mill iu Ger many; as also from the CalSitiet of ‘Vtiriemberg, have, within these three days, poised through this city, on thigh way to Paris. GERM A N PA PERS. BANKS Of THE 111.0 r, JUNE CI The King of Sweden, folluwing the example of the King of WestplialiaJuis given orders to exelii.lc all American ships. The beginning has In en made at Tonningen, and Husum, and win !dustily ex- i teed to Copenhagen. Serious apprehensions are entertained for American property in Stralsund and Swedish Pomerania, since the departure of Govi r nor Emil. Another Saeciish Governor has arrived in Sind-mud, who bas 'opt every Lind of trade in eoloinal products, and ordered the conti,:cation not only of ships, but also of carriages and waggons. in which it may be found, together with the horses. Private letters, yesterday received at Hainburgli, from Paris, confidently state, that a second line of French Douenniers is to be established, which will reach frau% the Elbe to the shores of the Baltic. Prorate letters, received from Paris, state, that the new Empress is disliked by many persons ut Court, for her pride. She shews her resentment to all persons, in the Irma degree, implicated in the unhappy catastrophe of Louis XVI. Seve ral persons of distinction bare, fur this reason, been removed from Court, ■nd lust their einploy. menu. The French General, at Hamburgh, tor, is said to have exacted from that unhappy city another forced loan, without security, of 1,000.00 of francs for his government. Ile also wished to encamp with his whole division of mem) men, on the frontiers of Holland ; but the Senate, proving their inability to procure the necessary wood fur building huts and houses for the officer,, the plan was relioquished. Our Chancery has published the following Royal Patent, relative to the ordering away of American ships from the ports of Huanns and Tonningen. 11 In order to prevent all smuggling trade, to be apprehended by the abuse of the North American trade, between the island of Heligoland, occupied by the enemy, and the neighbouring ports of M inim and Torisingen, His Majesty has been most graciously phased to resolve, that from the time this order is published in the ports of Tonningen and Himmel, no ship under the American ftlg. shall be permitted to enter said ports, and unload, bat are to be ordered away.—This supreme command is hereby made known for the obaervance of those whom it concerns." STOCKROOM, JUNR 18. The extraordinary Diet, in which the succession to the Crown will be fined, is coucoked iu a formal manner fur the 9.3 d of July, by a Royal Proclama bon. The passage of the Post Packet from Stral sund to Ystad, is not molested by the English. A lettrr from Gibraltar of the •25th of May. SF sert-, that the French had never left Malaga. They keep • small body of men at Ronda. miti_oe ea•innally push forward parties towards Tariffs and St. /toque. A large ship and a brig, laden with corn from Frasier, arrived on Monday. at Dover. The former only a small quantity on board, having been 017'ized, with' many others. to come away with par bat c.irpres. the nine allowed fur the vcpurtmints of emu to this country haring espied on Saturday. NEW 7117?.41111l Rnv4z, rorrsroAßDßw. TAI EVENING. Wediteelay. Jely 0810, will be acted Slaakopetre's Tragedy of MACBETH. Duncan, King of RNAland, Mr. Chapman ; Sticheth, .Tr. Kemble; Marduff, Mr C. Kemble ; Mow, Mr. Murray. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddons ; and Leollewutosii, Mrs. Humphries. To which wilt he added the Itfusical cal cr of "s THE FARMER. _ _ _ Valentine, Mr. leelades; Blackberry, Mr. Taylor ; Jemmy /sups, Mr. Munden. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Listuu Louisa, Miss Martyr ; Molly Maybush: Miss Button THE ATRE-RoVA H THIS EVENING, AV CAM FiDAY, July ♦,will be pig.- furaml, a Conseil!, is Eire A,ts, called THE HEIR AT LAW. Daniel nowise. (alias Lord Doherty) Mr. Mathews Dirk Doubts, Mr. Jones; Dr. Paintings, Mr. Bannister; and Zekirl Homespun, Mr. Liston. Deborah Dosans, (alias I.ridy Dube, iv), Mrs. Davenport; and Cicely Homespun, %lea. Gibbs. To which ail! he adil•il the laa New Popular Musical Farce. call rtl KILLING NO NIURDEIL Buskin, Mr. Mathews Mr. Apollo Itelei, 91r. Lillll4lo. Miss Noury, Mrs. Hsthcw•s; Fanny, Miss H. IL, tly. "fhe Public is respectfully informed, that the Kew Play of The Doubtful Sou ; or, Secrets of a Palate, was received last night, with the most rspturous burins of applause, hot In consequence of the engagements at Covent Garden Tiles tee of some performers, materially erquisit • in the pre ...cat Drama, it cannot be acted Ong evening. It will In• ',pealed To-nsurrow, mad every subsequent slight, till further water. LYCEUM TIINA7'RE.-- , ENtAlsil o en; A. THIS EVENING, ►VIDNESD.IY, July., will lw per. furasololor Comic Opera, talk,' THE DUENNA. Carlos. Mr. Philipps, who will introtlnce the favourite Song of Just like Love.," Isuortkutios., Ontriou. Clarn, bliss Kell) , ; Louisa, 'Mrs Orger the Ltuctuta, Mrs. Healey: After which, Owl time) the littll.4 of THE CASTILIAN MI NSTIIF:L. The rrincipnl Characters by Mr. Itohert, Mr. Mathews, Mr. 801114111, iss Smith. Miss Lappin°, I,:e To.morrow, The Decline ~On'l'bu raise Alarms: —On Friday. ■n entirely New COS.lit Opara, called 'flirts upon Travell.es. A New Mits: , al Entertainment, in two arts, is in rehearsal. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. WEDNFSDAY. JULY 4. A Oottenhurgh Mail arrived yesterday, with Swedish letters and papers to the lf;th last. We hive elso received German Papers to the 24th, French to the 27th last, and Dutch, to theist instant. In all this great variety of Fareign intelligence, there lain!, of any iinportancif. The Hague Courant repeats the report of our barit.; demanded the cession of the Swedish fl-et, and of the Island of Gothland, lint the Swedish letters and papers are silent upon the subject. Unity credit be doe le an article dated from the Batiks of the Ell c o , BONAPARTE'S new E.npiwss is a woman of great spirit, and has slot hesitated to shear het re sentmeut to all persons in the least degree implicat ed in the unhappy catastrophe of her royal relatives, the family of the nitfartuitate Louts the XVlth. It nould aprar also that BONAPARTIC is Refit% the part of a gaud natured husband, and given into the wishes of his young wife. We hear, however, nothing of her being in the so much %visited for family way, and place very little cctifidt mice iu these do sipping stories. The Paris papers mention what is said to have token place off y. vita, between as English flotilla and MURATS naval f.ree. Our object was to take or destroy a convoy going from one Neapolitan port to another. The de scribe the action to have been dreadful, but con. elude by saying that we were obliged to haul oft We her on doubt that we did net haul off till we hail etreted 'whet we wished ; and in deed the account given by the enemy ,mentions their convoy to have run ashore at Bagners, ia other words, was driven ashore by our force, and probably destroyed. As :IIuRAT is calleeting gun-boats and other vessels for an expedition to be undertaken fawn the Neapolitan coast, our cruisers are on the alert to haracs them. These Paris piper* are filled chiefly with articles respecting cotnaierce, and attempts are maki•ig to persuade us that coffee, sugar, and cotton, are so plentiful upon the Continent HS to be almost thugs upon the hands of the Merchant.. An Instruction liss been issued, dated the 20th ult. directing that no S srtlilh vessels shall he mo lested or detained under the order of the 7th Janu ary, 1809, winch may be employed in the coasting trade, from one port of Sweden to another. until further orders; but this instruction dues not em brace vessels trailing between the ports of Sweden and Swedish Pomerania, and die necessary orders are given to Sir JAMES SAIMARIZ. the Cointnauder-tu. Chief iii the Baltic, iii cniirequeuce. The Court of King's Be eich was crowded at in early hour yesterday morning, it being supposed that the demurrer in the cause of Sir Fitaacts Inmost?, Bert. o. the Speaker of thy House of Commons, would have been argued. The case was not mentioned in the course of the day, and, we understand, that it is postponed to next Term. It is expected that the Amax eir.OstrEaat, this day, move to have the Rule for • Trial at Bar, in the rases of the Baronet against the Earl of Mot ILA and the Staisawo-st-A KISS. made absolute, as yesterday was the last day for the Plaintiff to .he cause against the conditional Rule. I=l=rmai=wo The Kisco is expected in loan this day. A person landed at I)ov.r. een Suoid.:y evening, from a neutral vessel. Hr represented himself al an EnKh•h Messenger, but our Correspondent doubts the truih of his statement. The bone 'hire Militia left Brietol on Wertnee. tfae., on their ruute to Wort ester. They lave been succee4ed by the Ko)al Glamorgan. • • 'lli - • '' ; o .l i iit L4 ... .... kr. ..,..... . 'L 1 .4, 0 ,2 , 1 .1 4 f.o . ____ , 1' 1 t : MILTON. in& the Ma of Repubdicanisils bas been m start Of lit% it OMv be sonar •pelug) t• 11, illserUnif ttit molt briumirel eftergeiie lists wbOt wrve • ritten r 6 7, 'Lai tomb b ar y e uu Dr t murk known tlit• Provust uf Elmo Cr10e,..4 .—. Augusti Regum fineres,sanclieque Heroism Vosque ! wiz tau i sconimit Calve! Parcite, quod vestris infensmn Regi ms u li ;a ?tabus infertile - admen, becatque rtmeribus Attire odium: M ors ebrwo 1, 0 ! • NSW sub fserleribus COSAIII /.i berms et jos amen insiu'aliile oreptri, lOge sub august° fan sit tandem C4'.. -Ps. Or Whir is our Coir"poodrot suli.,iae.l foLowilig unolequate V. r.ion-- AlAct of kenos, whose regal fires are fled, And you, of mark inferior, warble demi ! roe's': a wbile, sad stop tb• ladig.iaut • If mitt d will, Kings his recreant ashes lie. Let death from politics his memory *nye, All.l party cease bum 14A4 fine in the gram. While equal liherty mud sig:rt Boned the same steam tbeiensingled foliage tiehr, And *bile a King maintains Isis Kiligikrti's May CATO'_n tome be meittiou'il ma ap p iea.e. MUGU tOV. Ant '2. Some weeks ago we staled that the Duke CUMBERLAND had siwittled hin inteutio,i al v1.1:1.,1 Brighton: and we are no r anthtt.ised rn blet, his lt , iyal ll:gltuess's arrival at the 1'n•....1ua UMW very t.laurtly be ecl.et•tedt . . The bomber of our arrivAlft daily inmate, y. thoti‘li many of our aceduotned vontaitts 40, 13 elm: looked for Oil the Strtor Preitivou.le, . r tc e agreeable Inunf;•e at the litr•orie*, T v ti. re upoo nig•rtly charms 'mite the lively prop,. of outing. tootptbly, to the ratline". of rh:• •.•.tato,,, r o, the qtrnieuer posers of the throat 1i0t00...v. 1 febtitities., Oor Theatre commenced its slimmer ciimpairs on soro n b, s • evening, alai The liouty-Nosi, nvt 774 Lging rwlet. The atireillet.ce WAN as good 115 WI to r first night might have ts•ts ,s -!meted, but not so good air we could have r-iint The 111 nurger,,wo underarm!, experiew i.t . pointmeet from the non-arrival of souse of he performers. Vq•eterrhy TOrtlin iii MAJKsYY. PriaroSlP4At.- GCST• and SOPHIA. oc..olniukuied llv Lacs H COURT I It:LORA, and 6112111•11 I It, C:u c t hlumiTes, Vornends Gamin and i•cawio;:a:, I.aoly Cnl. t En. Calotiels TAYLOR ;Aoki Uuntauwro rude in Wtodl.or Cm. of No k. Monday eveuitig Dia MAJERTY, PHI.% and E 1.16 %BETH. 14alke(1 im the T..rr:tre ml ne ir nine riVnek. 11ie Mass . .Ty was way. nied by the Marquis C0111,(16/11.1.1( ; Lied% iir. Suissavit.i.s, and Had Ilia- OMR?, Lady COLLYER, Mrs. URAL (illoSt ittl the Miss t)tisitow. Clehe-als LAlit- WRIOHTand Gwen, Itc. 1r 111166 Y Iht.vanD, D.s.'llusuts and !Li nz, arrived' at Windsor on Mood sir:l att,aitvl Princess AMELIA. 641(1 yesterday satorliii,;: n turnel to London. fler Rot at. thous's. retissius 'Ludt the same as on Monday. highness the Duke of Yorut env.. tamed belleaill military utioers. at r, yr(tt: T. r Cabinet Niunaters dined yrstre!ny auk PLltc RV tt, at iiis house, in ltotrotrig;i:.• The Ma►graciue of Assescn iSpi.epar:log to Ls , s England next Thursday week, for Franc'. 'ire purpose at' her Ladyship's journey is , o t'y t • ',- cover her property. She nyeads tog, tit to Pi The Countess of ARRAN hul a cud play ;.‘t nt her house in Doetr-Areet. Tile Alo eli.ones• ol 114T11, Countess of CLERMONT, L.uj General and Mrs. St. JOIN were pre-eat. Sir Gamma and Lady 0111ORNE intends to slit Tuniiridge Wells, in the course of a few da!s. The Doilies* of Dos...await and a lance party of Nubility visited Vauxhall Gaalesis, on Nicoll. , night. tier Grace remained there until fe:r o', Ic,:k in the morning. The Countess of NE wautto it, by permission of his Grace the Duke of ittimsto •D, gave, en Sane• this, an elegant rural fete to a select poor, to Go.al wood Palk. The band of the Oxford M attended. The Counte.v of CORN intgodi to .„liven tr' f4sitionahle world on the I tilt of •his mouth, at t hoti-e. in Borlington-4reet. St. Lattca Brutes.—Sir William (7.-rat already offered to be taken against on , . I." 14 ?" first favourite. The Doke of backed to win at present. Arrivelq at Clifton and the Wells : The Ladies Bourke, lady Wrey,Mr.sad Lady City 1` ! Goold, Hos. Miss Agar, I aJy Tysla, Sir Were, Col. and Mrs. Blackford, Col. Monerieffe, (:aptlin Lsa Watson, K N Captain amnia, W N. Caplan Captain Burke, Mrs. Mr aed Miss Fairfint, Mr. and !Iv* Hanby, Mr. sail Mrs. Web?, Mr. sad Mr.. Pyeriert, Mr. Mrs. klawhood, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Sweet, Mr. awl Richardsos. Mr. and Mrs. Bower, Mr. mad Mn Ewen. " mid Mrs. Acklaild, Mr and Mr. . Hakencll, Mr. ud 5S Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Borrow, Mrs. Mr. and tie 11—c Costello, Mrs. Mr. and two Misses Parisi-, Mr. Oliver, Mr. aid Miss Jelsb, Mn and Miss Resiiyalte, Mrs. Wilkiusos, Mrs. lieynso.l, )los )I'' °mashy, Mrs. Coltherst, Mrs. Lies, Mrs. ` l, '• Rayne, Mfrs. Lewis, Mrs Mill. two Misses Call, s.liss I , id, two Misses ' M.ss Ging, Miss Isylor, is., 11 m Walsh, Miss Ingesn. Miss NoMe, Miss Le -r, 1, •• Collisions, Miss Lid, Miss IJoyd, 511- K. %Whyte, Mr. Isushert, Mr. Zionists uni.i„ Batton, Mr Thompson, Mr. VKIII, irt.• Joni.. and fester were 5 ) ..,en The Are ink the toth instant,w.tii The lira dt Leie and Me Varna !Insider. The Chelteol.alo Compatty of Cowed.'Jr, toit• reeeile.l the tuot.t Battering p..it ran. ire this The few 11.0 nights trete diatib;tith.heti 1;t: the ti,l! of Lady Ituttr.t.t., Laibt' Wt;otsm. now of Totee.rto, her Grace ~: ATtn..; *al" ' Saturday's writeoce disolsytlf a MOTE' of the fashion.entertainments of tl.e evening .r.". hetpoke by Mt, fklict.t:oo, of o.lb ck ; hnu was 114:. .o et ery rart. A )0014,7 1. t c' ll to stoke .ter a i lle.trai:ce os MO - lay is if uw.ks• ten ad.