The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-11 00:00:00

4 C . -. 4 7 . O : p _.e illittaliablinwato The estriaitions teopeaing TICEIIIII ever Ore triage of Meets. The corps et Marthstgoult, and , in that •quarter, We are eonfideet, however, that S F ,> il aaeo . 7 " ' 4 ' • tied Immo MIAOW without interreption. the dreateihs ‘ reserves et oval, wiViias. the Rhine-, over the AUG. 26. briar of Pithily!. The carps of Margie Davoust will pass on sour report of this day will be found. as correct as our statement upon the same subjea yesterdey.- ....- A. ItAteffeitew from Detain arrived here yesterday; the KM "' " erth• b4gt oh 6 %'ite* An express *as sent MT at half-vest twelve on , . ../ - - " tbus before the cot of SepteMber, the corps of the •bint &patches are ' , apposed to be important. we Grand Army ' will have 'alienated Germany, and at the coos THE HON. MRS. ST. .-;., *war know that a change of shortens .ia to take , 'fuesday night, by Mr. Semi:ono to Ragley, to elusion or that mouth lint a F,euctimait will be I-ft m Ger- apprise His Royal Ifigheese the Prince of Waa i s —.es— ghee areal; the weeps. The regiment of infantry - of the alarming state of Mr. Foy. His Royal Tilts Lady', who; With the Aim many. Several camps will be famed round Paris, to contain of Vredel, which is at WarendorfOs to cote here the termini during the Fete. That of Meudon Is alr.wlv °reit- ate, directed and arranged the Highness is expeeted in town this day. to-day. Ernest's battalion of Fusileers, which come pied by twelve battalions, %stitch have been encamped there *-- Entertainmen aat Wroxton Abb from East Friesland, is to approach within a Couple abase a week." of leagues of this town; a detachment of artillery 'l'he camp ef Meudon, in the extensive and beau- We have received some Dutch Papers to the tiLofroCeogutiacoonrotoillat-hies late. wife d l 7th instant, from which we have given several sent Iced DONEP AXLE. MIS. Will accompany it. tiful plain ut Viaely, behiad the Wood of aleudon, P. S. These orders have been this instant court• is already a place of rescrt for the curious of the extraas. 'rhey sheer that France has taken alarm d au ghter of Mr. Bt. *Stray, a at the warlike preparations of Prussia, and de- of profession. r hi T lit BL w A h K ere litiy e l til iV Unfunded. These regiments are to go to Pa- capital. It is at present cbmposed of the 2 . 1, 4 th , mended an explanation. The Cabinet of Berlin Baroness a .4yr:Unnegn c soldier of fortune-. To is derborn. The Duke of Brunswick is to advance and 12 th Regiments of Light Infantry, and of the has answered, that they were far defensive purposes, was to admire het. She was ye with his troops into the country of Hildesheim. 36th of the troops of the line, which will, soon be . , . St:HIED A St, SEPT. S. joined by others. by which an article, wider the head of Frankton, v ery otare acc omplished , wit,‘vhicswa a s nd so t po em svg affunt; to understand, that they ate exclusively • _ . . peals, erre. 1.0. at she made every person her f t Intelligence received from Berlin, mentions the connected with the plan of the Northern Con- e nemy. With the consent of Is following particulars t -e" At length peace with The astocishieg preparations going on in Prussia federeev, and do not relate to France. ?be married to Lir. Sr. Laces. Who Sweden is restored. Our troops in Pomerania must naturally obtrude themselves upon the ob- Lepren Gatet , e has copied from The 11ha;bur litany career. ntinlat h e l ;r s ien S c e i. .. L th e e a t e 3 a h have' another destination. It is said, that the King . server. It is also said , that they have attraaed the of the 2tich Aegnst, the orders for the march of the tl -r senC'oo t i untesses of C L A as, Aurae of S we de n h a s even m a d e us an bff er o f hi s arm y, notice of Government ; and 14 there has been no. Austrian prisoners to Germany, and the return of noa t t the Itterchioness of Aas on which Lieutenant-Colonel Krusemark was thing of the kind ever since th days of Frederiek the French troops to France before the last of HIK, Berotiesi Clot-tow, and dispatched to him. Every thing here has assumed the Great, Government found itself compelled to eiewsos, Lady Deeey Foo-v tutee faee of War. Our whole army is in motion. demand a categorical answer of the King of Prussia, September, but letters from Suobie and Bavaria of ,amore recent date, are ailed : upna the suajea. It la te .s Altai O'Net t o mother to and Mrs. Kemete. Mts. Sc, . • A Ws, number of horses for the artillery has been as to the objeft of all these preparations. The an- tardier contains a Protest of the King of WI II TE m- veral children, and the round of patio requisition, and they have arrived here from ewer, as it is repotted, was, " that these prepare- she gg d did not prere e el an m ' cist e sedulous n'l e attention to tt the Mentry. We have four grand armies, vie. two tions were merely defenaive ; k Belie, against the cession of l'uttlingen to Baden, is Prussian Maaesty according to the 14th article in the Treaty of the I sr. Lease has always been a n Inlitesia, one near Sagan. and ode near Bunzlau k had no hostile vie w s against any power." How Confederation of the Rhin., eftelroffering an mars mirer of dramatic entertainment VIM ethers are neat Landsberg on the War, and the negeciations homes* us and England will ter- -016 Haile; the latter of which is seven thouland minute , remains an enigma. valent ; and also a Proclitemitiotatlftahltegistrates of . maker pet . forrr o ances in . Irelei past. It is ndt surprising the • s Frankfort, recommending to theyeeple feleieseence have imparted this talent to he tiesetrong. The citadel of Magdebnrgh is putting' Much has been sa i d of po i bas in dispute between . ' ' highl y amused the ROYAL Bat • Witte best possible state of defence. The Depot. our Government mad the Court of Vienna. and in its Wee change. _-...... The American ship Gryreia, Caper .PAues from 6.4....••• • eellenteiracomic performance. '. Isetalions are completing. Recruits are daily ar- often not without fonndatio. ; but at present the Tieing. AS to the sentiments of Russia, various re- best understanding possible subsists, and it it as. S a v an n a h, arrived ot Liverpool, was boarded on the 11(.41tRIAUE IN HI pone are- in circulation. The reigning Duke of ' sated that the principality of Folds is to be ceded s Bth Augr.st, by an Officer from A French squadron,' On 'Tikes:ley, the OM iostat legosewick is hem ; and Prince Hohenlohe Ingel- to the Archduke Ferdinand, the present Eleaor of five sail of the line, in Lit. 11-11 . . 44. lon. GS. 25. 9tainsford Church, Dorsetshire, SaffliVerrwmolli Of the Infantry, is expected here of Wurtsaurgh, as art indemnification for his steering to . the Westward- oraraineaall his papers, Flom, Viscoodt Marsham, s Romney, to Miss Pitt, the and permitted him to proceed. The Officer was etipsimeariy, to receive his instrnetions. All the possessions in the Ottawas and the Brisgatt. Our , Heiress of William Morton Pii anppdite ItattaXoas are to hold themselves in Government his also declared to the Coen of p articular in his inquiries after the hemeseaed- liege toot place a P db to N ew P rovidence. Mr and Mrs.a small ii i Brtsh shp,oun little before . f ami ly t, ~or nettdting read' ; and, if found necessary, there Vienna, that it is by no means their intention to bound West-India Fleet. They had captured; the the presence of . Morton Pa Vets a Levy-ea-Masse. The garrisons of this city abolish the dignity of Grand ftleoter of the Teutonic day before, a ham, Mr. and aars. Lascelles Apprehensions are entertained, in consequence, for and Potsdam are ordered to hold themselves in tea- Order, it wishes, on the contrary, that the Archduke Noel', and Miss Becktord, as IA dine to march at a moment's notice." Anthony should fill that office, promising, et the the safety of the Fleet. married couple rot off, in a I --......ear-.. Parts, AUO. 27. same time, that he should retain, his possessions in Eecornb, another seat of Mr. The Chirvick,Cept. k ERDLAK e, from 13arbatioes, county. •' The day before yesterday, Their Majesties re- Suabia and elsewhere, besides the seversignty of se- arrived at Liverpool, spoke on the 19th ,August The whole was a most ihterf turned in good health from Rambouillet to the Pa- venal small principalities in Franconia. children in the village were n the Tip° Seib, from Savannah. which had seen the occasion. and walked in process lace of St. Cloud. Daring their stay at Ram- CAsset, Atmore IS. French fleet on the 10th, in lat. 35. 0. long. t 3). 0- couple, strewing their path wi hotting, the Emperor and Empress enjoyed the sport Our Sovereign has acceded to the Confederacy of The Chiswick spoke, on, the Seth August, the brig haunt Pis ll* church door. L of wolf hunting, in the woods of Dourlain. This the North, under the immediate dixeflios of Prussia. Kingston House, they were gr Leristhaws from Grenada, bound to London, in lat. recreation was produaive of a farther gratifica. amuse, auontr 16. ings of the whole parish, wh 45. 30. long. 36. 0. who parted from the fleet on the dinner prepared for them or lion to the Emperor, as it afforded him an opper- Our Court had entertained the intention at enter- 17th Mar Bermuda, Admiral COCIIIA44II then in of the house, in the true style Maier of relieving a distresied family. On passing ing into the Confederacy of the North ; but, sngat- pitAity• company with four sail of the line. -Issese•-•-_tesee theme) the *OMPOSeee of st. Armand, the Monarch od between four powers, Austria, France, Rossie, —...._. Yesterday morning Her Ml witnessed a scene vritieb toads a deep impression and Prussia, it will not corns to a determination It was reported, yesterday, that Lewd HOLLI2:I3 ceases visited the Duchess of on his heart. His compassion Wa.s implored, in without consulting them. Our Sovereign would had received the Seals of the Foreign Office. and, after taking some relit tbe mint sleeting manner, by Madame Hobett, wish to remain meter. that he may net be involved o . --,..- ... o . ~.. . Windsor. . h Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJSSTY The Duke of YoshiYoshi as s li ght the mother of six shildrea, the widow of Cap- in foreign quarrels, and preserve peered independ- arrived at the Queerr's Palace, escorted by a party inward complaint. • teln Hubert, who commanded the ledwiehteilt, tam. As yet the Ambassadors of France, Russia, of the Light Horse, Soon after two o'clock, His Lord GRZII•LLLE is confine in the battle of Trafalgdr, in AM that brave and Austria, hive been silent; the Prasslan Minister MAJESTY gave private addieriees to . the Loin and swelled face. °Seer perished without leaving boy property.- alone has made overtures to our Cabinet. CH ANCW..IR, the Ciierreeroesa of the Excite- Miss Duracee has arrived . guru, the Seclt Er ARIES of Sr ATE for the Home and health and spirits, to 'Comm The unfortunate widow. who had received only a t-- ----- --- _. - --- _-- -- - - - - Colonial Departments; after' which His Si 4 ,45 r v peign, in the Hesseushrwe, on pension of 600 francs (ESL sterling) being informed THE BRITISH PRESS held a private Levee iltiEtt Ras auended jay the Tfie Earl of Serren /erica . .t a bove Ministers t-- ' in his barouche and four, lion Mat the Emperor was passing, ran ft meet him, ----------- "C - ' - '• -- 7 --- Ttic Lerd Privy "eeit. FAIL C•llDeta arrived year holding by the hand the eldest of her children, be- LONDON, The Pres i dent or t h e It os ri of e sot ro o l. Lords-ff v athß6l.l aintt .N... 1 1 41 Om Waiting). Ailington.strect, from the 1 tween ten and twelve years at age ; but the eartiages THURSDAY, Sterilise& 11. sirsoot A. Neale an d E. Berry. Countess arrived from Wales, having just passed, and despairing of being able --.-- Mr. N N ans.ttart. • has been disposing of some stt to overtake them, she fell senseless on the road.- Another day has passed, without snhjen The following had the honour of being pres e nted Lord Yfressotyr a arrived in iog us to I.E ',A to i'stS mi &JEST if a his father's (the Mariluis of F The by-wanders took an interest is her fate, and the painful dots of announcing the death of Mr. Colonel Moncrit, upon hi, arr;ral frhes HMO, and b e in g Inc Hall, Warwickshire. His repeated her name with load shouts. The Emperor. Fox. Our aceoents from Chisefick.at eleven o'clock ii'l'ir'ete,teti'ditac.'''',..a to tin Ma i e s" . . party dined with Lord Parts , • main in the Royal Navy, on his return in Poltman-square. wbme attention was excited by the noise, inquired last night, stated, that he was still alive, and that from the Weis woo ay Eel !peneet. Lord Poems a v's health, w what was the-matte d The Mayor, who happened it was the opinion of the Physicians lie might li jerli ' ll i e tt e 'r e l 'n u r ' 7e n t h n ts e m a a rQ e ilte gold stick for Earf continues to improve. As I to be near, informed him, in a few wet de, of the linger a day or two longer in the same state.-- Haaliteerroe who is in Ireland , increases , the influence of el iscirsamastance. The father-in-law of the unfortunate lie took some little refreshment in the afternoon; At the con clusion of the ClUtt ills MAJESTY set more P"'ett'odl• ol on his return to . ortgeolerooeneter roma, M. P. wh o corn- • women itnracdiately presented himself with a Nei- and was somewhat easier. Mr. SP tatto; remain- o . .. ~__ „ „ Ma d ame ROCIIA 14 ESAU, W het children. who arrived in 1 4 tion. The Mcmarch then inquired for Madame Hu- ed at Chiswick until five o ' c l oc k y ester d a y morn- mantled ihe Portsmouth distria of Volunteers, is was exectled in town lest nig! best, who was brought to him, scarcely recovered. big. when he returned to town. In the course appointed to a command in Sasses. Mrs. Mutest ei • will elite Oe; : tlensi'n ot Ipswich, to mc The kindriessof Their Majesties broughther to herself, of the day he was unremitting in his inquiries at _ Mt. Fo; sent an express, on Tuesday night. for Lord ROBERT SiENCEO, with whom be had a f• f" . " of b er Sum ' er s Ha '' and invited her to enter into an explanation. Her Carlton and Devonshire houses, at both of whi c h vase conversation. i ng up het winter euar!ets at Camphr' oil is tcomer narrative deeply affetted the Emperor ; and when accounts from Chiswick are received :shout every Letters from Elsinedr , dated the 96th el f A ugust , site hours . had Bnished, he addressed her in these soothing three The reports given to the numerous state, that the raising of the blo c k a d e o f the Prussian of Woles' o s island, e for m vari weeds: "Be easy, Madam ; from this moment 1 int - inners yesterday wets all verbal, end not written ports, by Swedish vessels, h as b ee n o ffi c i a ll y an- there is not a word of the eat nounced at that place. Among the verses suing in grant you a pension of ifi)ti francs, and shall provide bulletins, as upon the preceding day. At four A vessel went on shere, says a Provine a l Paper, in honour of Nseineers 4i' for all your children." Immediately afterwards, o'clock, the Duke of Devoeserte wain .s. Chia late week, in Cubler's Reach, Plymouth, and lost her oh. the following lines are f ' their Majesties pursued thee' route. eget wick, and returned to Devonshire House at , at the Theatre de Vaudeville The Shilleitseh, BALL, from Waterfnrd for South- Ii fait IA aliens leo, _A Comfier from London, arrived at Paris in the i sever., where a large party of Mr. Fox's friends ampton, is on shore near Plymouth, and full of Commis on le Jail aVI Es all An le psis I. night between the 25th end Etat t bet, hitherto the I met at dinner.-It included Earl Seer:cm. waist. Cart afin quilts tievin departure and arrival of couriers are the only car- Viscount Howlett. the Loao CHANCELLOR, Lord yes C te o r u d n a t y, M an ic d " w a i r i l L s W et : ff "l:7 f r e r w a d r a i l v s e f g o i r iintu town FoAsedClitit'lfioe;rlopw'z Sr. i j ' s * li cuntstatsem that are permitted to be known relative " Hear., No , Mr., seem /t ee , and others. Some of Arrived at Aberdeen, the Marquis ) CoarewA s t si t a t ' s, Serene Highness C in u g ea ll o g as cn ial to the aegociations iu which the Imperial Cabinet is the Papers stated, that Mr. BA:puce set nut tot - and Major-General the Marquis of Hese Lis.. At Duke of lIEW E V. ssy u g - engaoed. It appear , however, more than certain, France on Tuesday : they w Edinburgh, from L on d on, the Ri g h t li on . Si r were misinformed.-As.chef a Napteme, titill SAMUEL Reset ttv, His Majesty's Solicitor-Geaeral De tout ea„ inineini. re l that the alas: of the Continent will shortly be ar- we stated yesterday, Mr. 1/5414.100 remained in for England . • - Ii tempere a Irma yes% e Barracks thes e ij ; and there are the elez.ant mansion of WI ithDnersaigtohoens Dukequar- (near Brandon), witfi the m ranged in a definitive manner. The restoration off t o w n , awai t ing t h e death of Mr. F o e, H e was i n Wi nc h este r has about fourteen bur *had of the We le. P e a r ' i' t ' ll asil tl ts i rs ' o ut i the Asst, ian prisoners of war, and the speedy trouts I readiness to set out the whole of yesterday, the mo- G l e 7t i u n r t i4 ro g t i° s n of in th ß e of the whole of the Grand Army to trance, have l merit he shealsl be apprised of that melaiieholy t a e s r o ed in the Ci p ty. His Royal Fi z i The Yahn Ruff cutter arrived at Plymouth on Tbis day, at twelve 41 of to belonging, containing n; been oGeially .annotincesl. This important iaf erne- I event. It was kedged improper to &ley his de- CUSS Illtitl. AND commands that diftria. Monday, from the West-Indies, having lest Sir Jotee land . when Ftrigediet tion is given in Cie Moastear of yesterday, in the Ma minute longer than last night, and he received lowing article:- orders to set out.-Shd Mr. Fox die, another Warren is the night. She brings no news whatever . eAU t he Amman r:sonerit that are ,ti th ' dominions of Messenger will be irnzscdi..tely ditpasch.. 4 --,after Mr• 'flue 11,atjht# gun-brig, Lieut. M UMS ' c t , L , am _ s w : v i e l r r e e l vi e ew ,. h e i • s t cerf•t d dr e an.°l " 2 , Prizes, ramped, or e is a t o% a a r n ried a u n t d ° i rl p ved nis o h n .i ' l l t ' g u g es e d r ;y an a d t c P i t i o . u . tl m o a w ree id s : f l o ,t u d r en with 'will be fellovied by a vitae Vl' urtesobarg, atitt wino were &Limed ~ ,re in consequence SnstEren, with the melancholy tidings.-In the her the sr bru t e; was whic h Rreb'e se t f/ he Ch P e r er s. it e r, M. w e i l l i r t-- be se s or °batistes that prevented the eit•cutmn of' the To-ats ~1 1 , .... City, yesterday , the report of Mr. Fees aaual P' W fw a tr nd o y t . h i e r t oi s levy and s t t h e: y l, ha ci d a t t n nat tot t , iy , Our)(, have been released , ant ..,e on their roao o t..s..rt. Au.- . . dissolution was confiole.it and maven:ll. As ha given at Croma Plymot aria. pened in the case of Mr. Pree's death, the event, obliged ra to Th ese et adrift, afte r . taking out the A .tew nights since: a gra Captain Yea and the Office or r a i n o d u r n tec ier n it o o t r i i l ' e o r us ve O st i t fec e r h as .' All the French troops of t:ie [...i1l Am,. hays re,eivod d.ro:tiorui its their route. The corp. of Mirilar Vey ‘2l pass whenever it shed take place, may be er•ibably con- w eal a v i v valuable on board, 'deli-sir!' after r s l al ta sEdis o t u t:u t y w ed ha t t w coaled, for some hours, for polit i ca l purposes. Thls, she Btfioe, 0e.., the tansies of New Enrich. The corps s, Mar- to a norhher of ouo sterucr, Bernadette, sod Anacreaa, will peel t. 0 ithrne, we believe, is the ground of theopinion that ;I.e.:a-led last clung. the 03Sects of the 32d regi • . '