The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

romp.. ACEI. According to letters from Rwsie, the Russian troops from the confines of t through the whole Itti.,iso pia of Noland, Oczakow a,4 Chris o, amounts to about men ; of which there are in the vicinity _ 1 : 1 4119 1 4: 1 152- 000 t 46aballatteorps . Oreat runs are establishe‘for their u.e in the rear of the fortress of • a* ouswocits tal.T. 20 : His Serene Highness the Hereditary P, ior Charles George AtrAtistus, of Ditinswick, died set eenly this morning, of a net enus cholic. His HIFI • inesi had Attained the age of 40 rears. basting been or town, Feb. 8, 1786. He was married Clacker, 14, .t• •1780, to her Serene Highness the Princess Frtdrrica • Latvian Wilhebnina, of Nassau Orange. • iftNICE. SIFT. 2. • intr days our Ilarbour has been blockaded • benl4;i,te English frigate and several cutters. • 11411111:5GH, {CPT. 22. * Baron de JacolaiAlsest, Minister from His Ventetin Majesty, aryieculjesterday in this city. •• Row, AUGUST 30. V. "Preltistlit' Tana i6 , h instant, this city was alarmed by the, repealed shocks of an earth ottr tifteei *which' foti;Mately slid no great damage here. The destrueli.:n'occriioned by it in the ad -latent eerentri, 6, hoivever, so much the greater. At Veneto ia, tie ToWa I louse wasgready damaged, 'pati7iiif the Cathedral c'hurch was thrown down, ao'd the ehurehlal St. Salvator e with stye- al houses, I were totally demoti'shel: ?he massive hcotet at Freseati likewise suffered considerably. The Palace • itufflnella had wide chasms in its walls, and is un- Inhabitatie. At tagorota, of the splendid palace fell is. At Nemi, the convent of Minorites •is in Toilet, and the: close!'n is c l eft into four parts. ' At Aviceia the 6111th /ell in, and at Matino, and .othreplates,-• the stone builJinbs are uninhabitable. The number of persons killed,vid,woundJ, haa not grit twin transmitted/44VA% Melancholy iltelligatice is expetled from Abruzzo, whre„ ap vittraTt7-.. shoci'vas t nii tigaient. 4 • • e AL/mei aairlsiftittit a t "" co cane% more bloody .10in hmighe ferbilaigi, / 14 thartiCulars wliicp ear **tufted. z; earthluake has damagodth: house t f Lucien allialdfletrtirarrflailt r o t , lin:'mach, that he, has repair s .•„ Milt ;thole • 4 'lOllY He.atiefA.; Tiff. 1-le ;reds • whale &gist; in prayer, at tfiri,astve of St. Peter. . Amin/ artraps are sill en At t:ing through our ter- IlltdrYi fhr unhappy 17rfoVince of Calabria, which 144 W lie theatre of dreatfth cenflitts. Varinds ---- ---•oistatterShlent in Italy, and the Ice [d. Tretsch ire not sucsirpt, AUG. 9. rlsoogh six persons con 5.1 d;e at 4causici3V she Feeiwh Cnenmission, only rioe,liss been eat:seed. This w!is Palm, the bookseller, of Nay ;berg, who has been known; frig..... s eonsideraaie urn., to h .va Ciiculaied eh tlse fugi•iva piezes that I, pi.sred in Gigmar.Y; tearding to infl emir p e •ol.. aga i ns t their so verragn., and #ll I . if' the French. As fa. •lur ;bit • circumstances appeared in the caws .of the other persons, their sentence w.l transmitted to the Ernptiro , Napolems, whis dire:iel that they should be relieved from tSe sen...rice vr.r.oti.iced by the Miiitary ComtMssion, and 'he iHivered up to their respothoe r elowermotinl, to receive such punibli -mem as their dovereigos may think proper to in . presorts, !EPT. 15. The :,;;JVWI army will commence its march on the *Oth itral,2lat ; General 7vgiCiliVllZ will command it, under the Prince of Hohenlnhe. On the 14th, two Couriers, from Vienna to Lon p.ess:•d through this city. Ole of the'm is to ;,t the bearer of dispatches of Lather successes' obtained by the English in Calabria. -,mascot r. seer. 'll. E'ved;sh isfajesty eet off on hersebaele, yet. terday, : tcseven o'clock in the morning, from Grcifs 7 w4el„ fur Sweden, accompanied by the Governor: Gerrit', Baron d'Esatn, and Lietw.-Cenral Baton o'Arnsfeld. iliel;nvoys of Rossi* and Great Britain w •Oed upin His IsLijestv. to pay their rrspeas. After dingier, the lisaig emisarked in the post yacht, which set tail with a fair wised ; hut, shifting to the north in tpx,night, it blew with smith violence, that the yacht was obliged to put b..clc, and wait till the swiss ;abates. Oa the departure of 'the Baron D'Essen assumed, by the King's order, the coatmaud uf Use army assembled in Pumerania. . HAMM, SCPT. 7. Admiral Verhueil returned to this city the slay b. fore yesterday, after his inspeCtion of the vess,:ls at Flushing and lielvuetslisys. see?. 16 Reports speaks of a Fro soh army of SO,OOl nor, ~t, winstl is to come to this country, and to satsuma ate mime of a river in Lower Saxony and' Westpbtlia. Our:King, Mau is at Aix, yr:H.:take the chief' coat-' shed of the troops. . • ' s o ; • “ • " The Hatuhurgh Man, due on Surdty, arrived yesterday, with Letters and Papers, to the 24th list. France and frtissia appear to have ex,,ausLd negociatinn, and their differences will - web, de 'tided by the sword. The Courier so long ex peetud at Berlin, with th,e answer of the French Government to the Proc.bsitions with wh.cli Mr. KNOSIALsD , ar was sent tla Paris, returned to Berlin on the Mb. It aprots that EON AfANTE had demanded the cussio2 of the whole of West phalia, as well as the country of Merck. It was this extravagant demand which extorted from the King of NUM A the declaration so often repeated in the ,Gernsan Papers, that he would not consent to any `more cessions. It is evident that B 'mar Atte would not recede, and that the answer transmitted by •Kmosztiooar ,has been unfavourable. Inunedi eerily after the arrivat'of the Courier at Be!lin, all was warlike buck atsda6tivity in that city. Lieutst Colorel, Kausew•iie. set out immediately or St. l'etersburg. The Guards set out at the saint time; and lira MAessrv, accompanied by his Life Guards, was to set cit.; pasiuively the next day; A. Coolies- also Arrived on the 23th at Berlin, with an aceonnt, that the Plussian Minister, LNOCH had le.t. rams, and might be expalesi at Berlin in four or five de)... The French Minister, however ! remained at &alio, and the conferences between him and liaticivirz still continued. But as HAUGWITZ was to j041 , * Master at Head quarters on the 22.4.4* French Ambassador would ptcsbably soon.,talbsiti's departure. Bob A 'At r appears to have foreseen this issue, and pro vich;il accordirOY. The French troops in Germany have Lean concentrating themselves for some time ; and, on the 19th, tile array of Marshal Belle A wires received ord iri en disembarrass itself of all men utiG : vice, and to be in readiness to • art:eon o t I:.i,h. For several daysprevintis to th.:l6 , aie French troops on the Rhiniard the Jed tle were all in motion. In the. night between the 14. h and 15th, a cvinsidera - ile pal k ot artil lery passed thro.l,4h ,Frat.kfort, and on tbe 16th, the first battalion of the 2kb 11.-g;rnent of the line left that city. An..ber corps of I.:AO was to proceed in a f•iv. .!ays to Mentz; preparations were m ikiog t r tie trceptiiin of BONA AAAAA in that city. Prussia. 1. verse mil rely upon powerful asastance. The aim wins are assifmhling in great hive ia Russian Po.:and ; and the military prepara. lions in Arstria a g n :o assume a serious chai Adm. An E...glisb . C•qtr.er i.hised through Dresden on the 14to ot Sere:ismer. on his way to London, f nirn Vier ra, said tn,b, the bearer of dispatchrs from • the Engli-h .‘stibassador there, containing an ac coupt ot tr..: farther suecess..a of the English in Ca l/Atka. A Freoeli army of 50.0:t0 men, is expel ed in Huila:ll From the came which it assumes, that of the Weser, it is undoubtedly destined to ad in the 'North of Germany. French troops still continue' to march through the Roman State, towards Calabria, where the con test is described as excessively obstinate and bloody. On the western coast of the Neapolitan• peninsula, the French are apprehensive of attempts by the English, and have accordingly formed a roesion from Capon to Salerno to oppose them. A very great fermartation prevails in this extensive trail of that unhappy country. Baron JACOBI left Berlin on the 19th, and arrived at Ifamlsurgh oa the 22J last, on his way to this couarr y. The Iv reditary Prince of BRUNSWICK, brother to the Princess of Watts. died on the 20th last. • We have received Philadelphia Papers to the elst of August. They are filled with virulent abuse against thil,couatry, for capturing their .easels.— 'Could we believer all their stateraents, we would be 'ready to r7rasit they had just cause for complaint, but we know the American charaaer too well to fi:ethem the smallest degree of credit. 'We doubt not that their vessels aresometirsies captured, 1.-ut we know that rumbers which nterit that fate, by their false cover of enemy's property, notwithstanding, escape t!se v;zilauce of our cruisers. The Ameri- C4Ol know very well the dangers to which they ex pose themselves by loch fraudulent proceedings, and their elements ought to meet with the contempt y m.i it from this country.—ls it to be t ti;ht, in a struggle for the safety of the world s aga'sist the lawl.s,s arNitiort of a,man who would swallow it up, that Britain will relax in her ruvitjme code, manly because of the licentious pratingt of rums-Atlantic Demagogues! Ikkais.'s Sun wool! thcst, be see. Respe.E.tii:g use Frrngilinadron, a piper of she Bthits:lust:A • le fuslorn e paragrap's ;—" Tbc „o • • . • French sqUadran from !s s:tiiilqui waagc4A. by tessel, a:v.4463ft Plosion from N irr9lk, to iRt South ward or Long IsLfnd, st,cii. - g a l'Corthi.!li 'aiul East e:ly coorser , Bat on nr.•erinv a heavy swill, rn Sit the 2d iiisrant, it bore away,N.k . ..• irds pro: riatted to Europe, and intentionally ay.ided track from the West Indira, judging .an English squadron mast be in pursuit. The nips had not any troops on board ; it is not, there fore, probahle they will mahe any attempt en any of the British settlements in Nova 'Scotia, or New foundland." ' As Meeting, purporting to he ,a. Meeting of the f.leaora of the City of Westniiniier, was held yes terday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in tl:c .Strand. Mr. SIiCIIIDAN, Mr. WIIITIMAD, Sr' FRANCIS BURDETT, Mr. Pautt, and Mr. Cvaltalfis having been severally invited, and having severally _declined the honour of a contest 'againit Eatl., PEacti, and everyman of common understandi:- . ? be ing thus apprised, that Earl PLRCY must walk over the course without a competitor, a cotisifierahle degree of curiosity was excited, to tear; With-whit view, and for what purpose, the Meeting %rivet,- ed. The Proprietors, thus tnnght to cusps sort of compaiar with whish they were likely to be visi,ed, placed a bar at the entrance of their house, &unending tar admission at the rate of sixpence a-head, a precaution detisivo of the . cha. rater of the party who sought the Meeting Of the proceedings at the Meeting, we have given a full report; and we appeal to our readers whether. it could have had any honourable, fair, and - gene roue motive at heart ; and whether it was not ann- l i vened fur the wicked purpose of degrading the Cliyi of Westminster, by giving notoriety to the name 0 Mr. Marmosn i tsahe Barrister, M . Ltieln:s Inns AC a man that had, oilly'ibe must remote could have, any the' slightest pretiosion toNei place, become vacant by the death Of tiia.deeply- 1 lamented Cad a i•ES JAMES Fox. Feekitz that suds I was the objva and Motive of Use Mortiug, we were happy to find Mr. MADDOCK MOttiG) 'and degraded by the successful manoeuvre - of a political wag, who proposed COESETT, alias Pease Porcupine, the compiler of a licentious Weekly pamphlet, as a man preferable to Mr. Mannoeft. Knowing that it is the policy of Poreup'ne to have himself damned into ]notice, we shall net dwell upon the universal hoiits awl hisses that attendod this nomination. Our 'only apology for netichAt a business, to the produCtion of which, so many base and infamous motives concurred, is, that the Meeting was attended by many respettable Gentle. men, friends of Lord Peace, and of Messrs. Site- RID•N, WHISEABAD, and PAULL. The proceedings of the Common Council, yester day, are given in our last page. • Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and the Duke of et AR CNC, are expeCied in town on Sunday next, tot tie purpose of attending the funeral of their lamented friend, Mr., Fox, on thr% 10th inst. and on the 1211) intend returning to the north of England, on a six weeks tour,- The ifisdacireis and the alfeitezae, two of Rielt•an Sra•civ•tv's squadron, damaged in the hurricane of the 19th of August, are arrived at Plymouth. Serious appeehensione• are entertaintsr l for the Billeisie, another of the, aquadson, after the gale, which was but df Wort duratios, had abated, several masts and yards were seen *oar ing, one of them with the word Be/h upon it. Neither that ship, nor the B , done, hare since been heard of. The Cesar and TI iump , two more of the squadron, have been seen, bath dim:med., Tuesday arrived from Lisbon, after a patsage of fifteen days, the Whiting schooner. Lieutenant Orkney. She has lerbught the Mail and a great' quantity of letters. Lordrfit. Vincent was It?ft with six sail of the her within the Castle (sal ir heir: the greatest torte allowed there),Atifel one sail of the line without. Arrived also thellwieern frigate (loin the Eastward:' The Sup i ab, Jonasrov, frosts Leith for Pt burgh, is Yost on the island of On ill. '1 he New", tingeing, from Liverpool for Bos ton, is lost on the coast of Irelarid—poople saved. A British 64- -un ship is said to have arrived in Hampton Roads, (Virginia,) 4:Jut the 10th of Au- V' ' 7 : _ . gust. The writ fnr the ele:lion of a ‘lettit , er to terse :n Pa-lia:nent for the City of Westrnintter, rmdereJ vacant by the demise of the Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox, was on Wednesday mnrningtransmitted frt.rst the Crown office, to the High BAilitr for Westminster. Yester day the High Bailiff and his Officers proclaimed the Eleaion. at the Broad-wily, Westminster, at Patties,- yard, Chariog-cross, St. Jamces-street, 'femole bar, and Cnretit.gar den. The Giiicers were shoot twelve in numb-r, wih cocked hats and their :Aare, of n6ce, And wine them in Mack gown=.—The Summoning Officer for Westminster tests' the Pro clamation, with his wirer tuff of When in his hand. His Grace the Loan Lau r AA Tor Ireland has been pleased to pre,ent the Hew. Mr. SANDS'S (ttec• for and Pte' esidary of Cie parish of AAhadney, in the diocese of pe•ry) to the benefice of Laracor, iu the county of Meath, lately held by tht Rrv. Mr Wastaultr , i•:. Mr. SA.IVS WAS domestic chap. lain to the late Earl of Barstrol i who was Bishop , of Darr. . PO ET RT. VERSES— A FALEND. Scp!ember steels along the r T s weleo'ne fair 0.,;(3'.:: with a smile; ' W. le Spinals the Nit* laug!ster o'er the pl tin; T:.3t plauseout harvest crowns the farms', tutl. The ripen 's' year with golloe lustre glow: ; gtartis gr mu* beneath the bodes, Natute •l.!: ; .301 o .s, each swain forth with hia sickle items the rich lux oriauzo of the fields. . Yet, st.te sad angaish in my downcast eye, Envious, I v i ew the LWasaring peasant% state ; w cotatemathe issevess newirkening sigh, • But calmly moots the sternest frowns of fate. Soon shall the Noah winds sweep the mountain's side, And snip the leafytgarmesits from the grove ; s • Say, wham sissll•l. from wintry /Arrow , hid,. And sil:1111?coldness that attends ray live. Ah c-ase Melpomene aftlietire metal, • I set a bit:betting ray of hope tipsiest 1 1.. n ! MLIA come, its envy charm array'd, Ty shwa With me a sympathising tear. Like Fleav'n's mil.' dew, that cheers the lltWguirtr ylati , \sr c Scorcaid.by thetparching hear of solar ra s a ; hr • At each retn,... ; e devolves the gallitsw chain, ' Ankiiids my breast resume its wonted ease. _ ......gc 'mon yogi verdant Insight, That o'er the river looici .vi,ti broi **ere 3 And th.rs.qtepni & •f-ts.r times negicctodillight. 4 -• • Aba•pproilsio3llladl for dse coming year, I.) efianuallsw/ty.• _.. . S If: I.:ii 4+ • 1 , . - •••wresterday Incirning, the Dikent K FST arrived inticidinr, on a visit to "fheir MAJCiliiii. i Ar . elstf Riff morning,''Flis hi kJ CS re, the Ilike of lia, Prelnetstliffi idtfr AL, Sorn I A, and A Patti i. wtteadisd•by`Ltdi Tsi v Nei, Lord W•tsitsnitia, G af ,e• A l e Ftriptor, M ANN:wen a 114. 11/13 . C•ltit wtinsur. and 4oldenel Den:now, tool; their wad ' ride in W•ndsoesGivrat P act, arid returned at half pa .t taetee. .' r'7, .. * ' Tier fylaorlsYt ic aget kfinCeiIIIELITSIISTX, accom. panted by Me . arebionesa ct Biirit;" +rent in Hs MA J SIT y.:#,..batosithat isr4 fours:V, Ws),,Tralie ftf . and returned it thorets'aMock. " ••• •• . t • The Duke. of ' Yibalt 'sir, jwsterday at 4 REN nt, an a Itt'S Irat e 4.4 No f figlik, e ms tkg : • tbroults the insprtyan of the Ending Coast. Royal Highness ;a exp..% 1 fa nowef,..fc,.aor fo o. night, or eairy on Sunday inntriWT, • • , Last. night, th e•Ctit4. y rif 'l*o..i4i.V'a Zerfoiter, the Ballet of The Irtir. Cir,.ass;;4, . and' sloe Oomie Farce of For 'liner Prreie,,,,w4hrt fie rlatratli at Drury lane TheStre. Mrs. l-1 A *tow ris t kacalcr panel Doll 1 . Tilt" HMS! .Irairiar —. • . This day, the Ad Vint, Irli).r., VIOL- 'nisch {rpm Newcastle to SundeAflSlV• „ a (,41'Acasnite sts* ' from Sunderland ilitittti) the Sasser from Ty nemouth to N • cis ~ ; -• s - • Lord Poissvipt clnlinneugiudyaibe arm as hi ' hi'i bezh ribrirg !he lan wick. Ro eutT Vlillea, Eel. w i titlOTAic h tirisi a ,left , town oa IVedneschey t o t, sat, at Gautby. LincnlnslOre." • 4 0 .,,y A , a • Lady Cosawnski. aisle family are *leat to leave tiro thiaaoWn darfaelDnyet. Mrs. Cu A Pat MI illatelT AKADC;.at-Ace-isertrilr Glencester.lirci - P 7 es a '•-•...r-nit,AVIIIM/ifillidt Sands-isles' ; • Sir n tett oat+ r 1 otA . Bo4o,lo4B,llowini, . teiki 1 t iaj„ !foyttis slat in Kent. ,-, ..i. • . ..• '; - • • r. to W•TIIS FA WK IS. k Wei. hetet , " 'yo tcs• day, is ern, from Fawnly fir nrislOrey .j The Countess of CIA f Tattivell, sin Welle.-• . 'day' evening, at . her, ' tib• in ... Barlessiwy.,squit:', k i, .fropt s ßrightun. . . a •.-'• T - ' T. BANS ISTIIII, we i hilpilly td state, is in a fair. 1 way of recovery; he if njthle * rwme his :land, and came down gala,' y, kortha first time since tfin'iccident. ..„-d sys4i :••• ••• •i - • 1 The Earl and Countess of CA apo e s left town. yesterday, forillicheriond. " . , •,. Lai!) , Haociaszom airived in urn. last Mon 'day, froia• Bath, .inill is id Alirill ' FiTill ER 3E...: I'S house, in Tilr.ey.street. : ,.. ' Earl Seaticza,vve are sorry to state, is slightly in disposed, at his !Muse in Saint James's-place, wh . rh prevent...l his Lordship from giving his miens" i denier at Wimbledon last Wednesday. The Dowager Lady SOLTHattPTON left town. yesterday, for Fitzroy Farm I liar LidyshiP. " are happy to say, is rather better. On Wednesday, the Right Rev. Lewd liWic'il r't . Lircurintn arrived at the lleanry a: Durham. "l'he last arrivals at Bath a f t - Tile Intl of Indy, Moho? of Deny. pwd. gOier Jostles . of the Com mon P leas sa g family, Lady . isl 4. Hon Ad.... ii'lllV , riC, kio/1. H. II isyslifard, Sir Ldssittod 04.1.91..0 , 1 SiatisclttetT vie t..ovel,' , Cotthet Sniket.';‘,:rzoio sod II" 111 sit, Major Sunbury, Rev Df. W.ii.h . , 12 ev Dr. 1401 >Am Askew, Roo. Dv Trail, Rum Mr. •od Mrs. Lemma. On the 20th died, at his house, at lions-Vistas near Lymington, Hampshire, Sir M•tilitw St. ACK. ;gross. Hart. who has left an amiable and deeply aii..Cte,l widow, and six sons. In the year liai. :iir Mat mew married Nib's Rocsiroar, daughter of Joel “ Horn roar, Esq. county of larluw, Ireland. The rea.ains of Earl LIAR ISO NT wlll be removed* next Tmsday. from Erighton to Clermont Lodge. near %Vittoo. Nos folk, far interment. ft was his Lordship. last request, that his funeral should be as private as pussiule. The - outside coffia is covered wish ctirn.on velvet, vith gill furniture. and lii.e.l' with white satin. It was arm blf 11.4 morning from 'Mr. Co: s, in Shepherd's Maskcrt its a liearae, to thighton. TI/e Likeiving is an extra& from an Advertise. 'sent in The B. yea Ana Lotter of Friday last:— ‘,.;" . t , ivr ' Y ,°'Xi si L• niberwise Sorer COS ts IC AS , m y ": ,e'. hath done 0•14 in t!lat she halls withdrawn • twit hotel she. ' lieweirer, since it is so, she may now do at slst pleassa, I will eake cars ut mysslr. And I hereby caution the public that I will not pay any de•ots she m.:y . com f ort, of course .Ley ha d better not trust her any thitig.—Gieeo under my kill 4 ilL::las 4X:ism ( . ..is IA sr:.:i)-" Arts. 27. --...—........, — - —_— — r French st number of .5 1 'HE BRITISH wtp ssi tessel, :it Courlagci .', O - ..... 4 ,. -....,,6_,_______4=i_4.7 ward or 1 , e:ly cour +n 1, and t , LONQON, *' v t .4. - o out 358.000 tur.l4y,i! FIODAY, OCTOBER 3; • • of Karninicr . >--4--•• , . b3sir MAI —.0.-- Irett .lll2 i 4- in,. ta,..0..,..8. Mimi' elni• nos llgn. , .1" mkod the "m I h P i I 1