The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-16 00:00:00

r :• • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE HAMM:C(6III MAIL. •tiitibM•Le. SEPT. SULLEI iff. . ..... ' . TlMintari• arm* la M geiniina,s .oasersi A.4e.r: r _ rI ri a rtisfssin. seamosd vont Saha elk the answer .4 Ana 1444 a Nah-is i A lie lett*/ *kith had am& f o l o i la e n ak.• ..0- . f Hi- •w,dish bi.ja.ty. kilkiimillistrai ..t liar Duchy vs I.•.ehauti Win/ g ai r ,t. to Ike K. •.• ri H.. Nettautme Mhest Maw aehelleitht' othrhaten a that eet ,, tty ter Mk M heaSeathousji (kir si t. - Milie Mat tee ot w :Lam pain awl So ',An* masa. and that ' Oa nas Mil ft Idtaregass .fling anasnlikal..**l* ilk tillb P1Nbe....111 at ilia Mitianing tithe iihthibialiSMands Virg, .. •.. Ilehi a rtheldh., by babas 4 , On vwsim4 Matte?? • . ite Ti'lkailltareaskor rat TWO a Luali-souars icculliaulreu TN% KING. _ _." Tall mambo ht the liesilla troops Int* A. D.elty ad Lalsalmb std thie pehhhahla re threpatina I thtt tamth_ll, 2 '.' lot Wee 4400 notaraitt,Milssse, lwriea mewl/a Olgekt • b wools* is wards doe aim preview tethe eethmhilith 1 "' t & v ili lote s : " Ztr ils"ass m t%e ;t ak e ar4 " s t7 d a A l ' u ty ww . use :" Pr." 1.1 that he Kee cavil Is cram the MMIIMM Might* • wad the wets awl eawatoes at .11111 s idelway IN. sifted% ef Istti II N. II nag inform., at Os time. • le Ito - Of kw ig • Oitead de4id. toot de Nato. idea do Mud sad Ise of Idaylso la non- ersliet..vs Ohs Raelitearf g m., sr seise eraireli • ' Co btwisadu es ma ems . erittastia ; asides se sate Or etc wow. iwd ws use sweille if tlollll44earat..witaMt ewe is the et htattien leemeetnet& W. teensWer w uha knee. .4 16* Cows A. semasemo f sips Imes.. Om thad•esi d ned leinurif fit 46, oannenite *wives. he witswi 1 1 _ ..11a0 & 11'4. Is mow .4 its* ftelimie MAW i she th Nan. - aiIMT VlllNST'lltasT.itsV. P* Comm Samoa le Ito aftirsta the Kong fa seam *anus. fart 6. 311% M'Jew7 will wry seem (it is tai& ant Tees.' den tait i era the meaty ; the t Wain Idiaistet;.'l ireFitit. wal, it is sa:II, aces v the linty. It is cape al that this tritroigo 781 1 ( 4 41• 1 4 11 , w wibees tho Kies to the head-qulrters. oeto vw t -Homy and William set oat yester day for the agar ; each ot these Mote; will com owed a Mikado. Pilaw. Lobs Yerdisancl at out the day before plaid* for Savoy. 11. will eminewid the ad vanced 41 of the Prince of Hohenloht. who it er l i - U&sloy flout Dresden, and who comes to amt.' dm Lis Liu orders. : Amid bfenhatbldidlidort will likewise set out in *he eV% ltit AS head-chirtlVll at Magdeburg. All shut &firms corps of the Prussian army will. ../, anise at the paste which have been as. tlt..m. • 7W Marquis T • • arrival, 111shirtaas ~e asset , .. tit. Ttei Isni.l of 111. IYOnbril la an longer found is ire Ilk OF the Malsbera of the Foreign Deparanent si Kt. Pea ;n i bs% . • - • - start's, AVG 10. A gr. inswiledlon was planned is Calabria. •which Wes to break nut on the 6-b instant. The Anglieh peeped to land tenni thousand persons mho had.eaceped Irmo the primes, galleys, 4ce. 'flit cony*, efts discovered, arid, as it was unable to ,W-1d he pnrpose, it was Content with (Eating a :hula* Cepri: •. is a report of an 'approaching expallhistt . sealer tkcily. *small bit tommadded by Marshal Matarm.---t Niereirie Como j. . •510. 11. The towns of le serve, Cassano. and several eller% have born pillaged and burnt, as they wreit the kern of rebels. Hitherto these has berm so decisive *!lien syeinst the English end the the , gents in Calabr ia ; the ere among the mountil.a.. 'lt is mid, that Menial Ma.sersa will join the .of Generals Verdict and Regaier, and give with all his fortes. r .. Nor Iriebdi vetsele, ender a Iles a osib, few tarday emend Oh' feet. nay beleVe la she reeds Owen id wet sod Willsisa, saes its the I t iiii. Ihyliramla s , lettatatvlioe be eachastged Agindltifetellelli . If i le k litrail of lidessi is OW al rani*. barn been taken by l 1 iloe Amber - 14 rerMislion, aid . die laws* b$ oteallakle. entre, more weep have mien place here ; strum Ile persons arrested sue, the Pro-Nuncio of • the f!" I+e. and the Swedish and Sardinian Coasuls.— 'llie et-411.4 Manila ;Mehemet, would net ye with King llreedianad ; his stay at Naples must ha% e had sow mesive; and ate ha l heen arrested. Tar Mike de Greeks* has hkewts: been artestel at Amite. • ato. 13. llse king is Stall in Calabria. and we kno•r not ; when he is to return. Hit Nl.ijeaty displa)s the vestal altleisy. Ile is present at all tile opera- Aeon. 234 tie:iuet•.tir bolds council with the Ge. are, 11. General Regnier has joilted Marshal bla,sena at Guano. • some, •t'G• /6. Tie whole of Ihe French troops la our viciaity ba.e retired orjers to march for t'al I't. late racial Agana at Napl..-2. Capaz occi. has Leer. a:r..sted er • rii; "ape!!lie*. ern 'work; the Marquis LUC. VIZIIII4 soPpalloorivie DO she arrival of the 4. :11115.4pip." wow , emor t te c i sty PT : with WO% laith dot 16444 fit *ad the King eetue I/4* • * to the e; is ..,... Ile *vow "Pr of lebtlient 111 110,ity ior 3 1. 4 =;# 4,1 zzaree re dip .of Vilma. t un. Illi * 4 . . a r e 0 1 04"Mig ja ithi as try 1.110,6 hod serty* Gratlisca. Ow . 010100001Folit . ollealoi of the pr . ,- m e igawildidtaini,Mailsa, whom they daily TUMID a . eeport of A attack, which rziaioxvist"?..tvii.mi. . up- I _ _ iniesottses or %vista, AtU tB. LONDON, TUESDAY, &mama 16. On Friday morning, at four o'clock, in conse quence of orders received by a telegraphic dispatch by the Commander in Chief, for the re-embarkation • of the troops comprising the Secret Expedition, which were !nabbed on Buck'land and Blibleigh Downs. the Brigade of Guards. 52i and 95th Re submits, struck their tents, and marched for Mut ton Coe* and re-embarked immediately on board their transports in Stonehouse Pool and Hamoaze. The remaining Regiments, Tit. 45th, 624, and S7th Regiments, struck tents on Saturday ironing, and marched also for Mutton Cove, sad embarked. It is confidently asserted, that the wliole army will Sail for their destination the middle of nest wetk. Saturday morning, the 2d, or Queen's, marched from Portsmouth barracks, for Winchester, In 'the room of the 14th Regiment of Dragoons, Colonel , Hawes's, who have left Winchester for Dorchester The 6th Regiment of the German Legion marched into Gosport the same morning, from Winchester, and embarked for service. Yesteday, the 14th Regiment and the 2J Battalion of ria.4oth, now at Portsea, were to embark; and this,day the Ist Battalion of the 40th will embark to board the transports which have bees fitted fur. immediate service. On the 17th and ISth; tog roils Regiment, 880 strong, will march into Portsmouth for em barkation. The destimitim of tbese r trotme is not even corjettured. Colonel Sir /tura AS Dees, De puty Quartembleptsr of that arrived last .week ae Pertaaewb. on eegulste the. einbat katiort. Between twenty ruid thirty of the Bat.bottomod, boats, which we weed in di.embaritiog troops, brew been repaired there for sodden service. The 39th regiment was expelled, on Sanday, at Lunsgate, to embark in the tra‘llllll4LOWintbil thatbarboar. Part of igs bollisfliffli9/0014 The HOmbargh Mall dm on Bicati%!itilmi yes. today, with Letters and Papers to the 10th instant. The final adjustment of the differences between Swedes and Prouia is officially announced. The Ileemhels troops hawing been permiued tore-oteupY the Duchy oft I.auenberg„ in the name of Ffis Bal. relations between Sweden and Praisia are re-established opera their former footing, and the blockade of ere Prussian Ports has been withdrawn. The King of Pausst• and the Emperor of RUSSIA, maintain a confidential inter course, and appear to be cemented in friendship, as they are in interest, by the common danger.-- With such a feeling, the formation of a Confede racy in the North, as an eaLuipois! to the Confede ration of the Rhine, and a barrier against the farther encroachments of Ilost A, A are, may prove a very praaicable expedient. As Prussia has a negotiator at Paris. the ehatader of its councils will not, however, allow ns to rely, with confidence, upon her steadio ; and zeal in the common cause. &NA, A RIM will make many sacrifices sad cone's.' limn to obtain her neutrality, if he cannot accons gills her desertion ; and, we tear, she has not reso lution to withstand the temptation. The intelligence Irons Naples comes down to the kith last, and is extremely interesting. The mild and merciful Jammu pursuer his sanguinary course, and vies with N•rocaom in his contempt of the law of mations. Several persons of distiollion have been recently red, including the Swat:visit as SARDINIAN Commis. General Reams, hot joined Mania?. at Cassano, which town, with Lagonevo, and several others, have been pillaged and burned by these ferocious commanders. The English troops set reprosessei in the mountains They have recently taken the castle of Scylla and Reggio, op m the streight of Messina. The whole of the French army In the Roman terrimry is ordered to reinfoice M as /INA in Calabria. Cattaro appears to be in pos session of the Isluntenegrins. lhe French were pre paring to attack the place. • A Jamaica Mail arrived yesterday, in six weeks nannge, with Letters and Papers to the Sd last.— The tnlluwing are the only articl s which they con. I I tarn, of any interest t " KIKosrON, AIIOVST „. "The Alqicienne hive, and the liwobr hrig of war, sailed from hence nn the 2lith ult. with tha homeward bound vessels for the place of rends;., vow (131U:ntld.) ; the Nmuter only proceeds to m certain latitude. Hi: &Lc; CST ef 813;p irt 14 rait sailed on the 2ttth for the place of rendezvous, aba will accompany the Let to a certain latitude, and then procee.l to liermuda. The frakekise, a frigate, sailed or. the and the Peagara, 'loop of war, on the 23;11, for Stu:field; and Great Britain." he Captain of w foreign vessel, which arrived the same day front Porto-Cavello.itates, that twelve or • o • • *. The EDITOR will iiikek•SmiattlpbAusi /wt. fefii fob- Itei eioemniniammitis. 44 • lIE Iiti_ITISII MSS. of thote linfertnnatli 'Owen, who were captured in the tell schookere l the Sereist and BeeA launched to tilt wipes/Woo of laiptanos. were exeetited at that place on the OA of last mentb ; and that the erects of ne kesseli.the'major part of whom had declared their ignorance of the enterprise in which tbay had been engegiekhal been escorted to the place of execution for the purpose of witnessing it, aftes whiththey wire to be sent to linger out a mi serable existence is the mines. He also adds, that the GoeernitletSt ,beirig aware of MOIAMDA'S ar• rival at Trinidad, for the purpose of artemptir.g a landing on their` coast. had issued at fresh Pro. oleknation. offering 90.000 dollars for his head, be. Video the privilege to any one who should tak., him, of a fie trade for ever to that place. --.... Yesterday. at twelve o'clock, Messrs. Goenom, 1, MURPHY, and GIMLET, and a number of other• West India merchants, attended at the Office of the Boar.'.of Trade. by lesir'e of Lord A vcr.t.axo, to meet a Committee of the Privy Council, upon the subjeCt of their trading to Buenos Ayres, .when, we understand, the Committee assured the tier-chants they, would nhtain an Order of Council to.open a trade with that place,' This coaqpiest, and the view given in Ci t enatitOreetsyoaci's letter of the• disposition of the peordo, : lraveanimatdd the spirit Of the commrrcial world• in extraordinary degree. Mercantile speculatiol(ll - ii Fureltivity, inrcar goes are already preparing for this new and exten sive market, opened to lkitish trade. The conduit of General Betesroan is a theme of .universal praise. lo his kind treatment of the vanquished, he bas nobly maintained the British charafter for has. (sanity and generosity. He affords a strik:ng con tralti to the rapacity, ; end cruelty which mark the steps of a French General in a conquered country. He its( also displayed a sound policy. by preferring temiguest over the hearts and affeetions of the tonne s to on obedience enforced by the sword; tkli itoostry has every thing to hope from such a Willaing. 1011• P A lIT In decrees and prohibitions Idriest British commodities in Holland, Switzer kW, and From can have little effect stpon our trade, while the immense extent of South America Shoed for' their inerodullion. The people of Buenos Ayres must, when their feats and apprehen . Amu of a vilor have worn off, feel happy tinder a Government With vigour and strength to preteft them, and we shall not be surprised if other towns andprovinces, won by the liberality sheWn to that piece, shall solicit British conneftion. Extras of a liret'lrc;in Trinidad, dated Aug. 1, I806:1' General MIRANDA left this on the 24th ult. bat was in sight the whole of the 2.5 th. His immediate-place of destination is not known. The force untie! his command consists of the . Leander, with the Lily sloop of war, Expresa and Attentive gnu brigs, and three launches converted into gun boats ;he also accompanied by the Trinidad and Precast schooners, on board of which,are about 250 volunteers front this island. Duridg his stay here he has bees shettift every attention by the Governor and others of the inhabitants., The French and Speliaids are, however, inimical to the enterprise, end 'to the reports circulated byths.rn may be attri buted the small number of volunteers from hence." Sir Hosts Porn .sa, before the Naiveties left the Rio tie la Plata, is said to have dispatched ya sloop to the Cap. (or reinforcements.. His MAJESTY isrexpefted in tows to-morrow. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a - Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign (Ace. Sunday night a Messanger left Mem for Pall!, with dispatches to lord I.ALDEn D A LI.. It will be seen by an Advertisement in the front of this Paper, that Earl Nem eldest son of the Duke of N ORTIIIMI nee I. hen, has entered himself a Candidate for the city of Westminster, WILLIAM HERBERT, anti .TII.OMAS 'THISTLE. - raw•ir 14 have announced their intention to solicit the representation of Southampton at the enioing ale lies. The m.t g omer,, WHICATCRny'r, from Demenits, for Liverpool, was lost near t.itenada, on the 21 st Jane. The Valeall, GARDNeII, bound to Bri.tul, was lost at Jamaica. on the 2tith July. The Qua, of Naples, feet air. from Drmthrim, for Belfast. is stranded on the Island of Sandi, near cargri will be saved. The Ceres. Ptatiet t, from Jersey, is stranded near Riga. The Diligence, h ARRAN. from Jamnica, for Liver pool, was captured on the 15th duty, by Me Prince Absent French privateer, and carried irirn Proranee, Rows, flow Jersey, for Fusers.. burgh, is lust on the toast of Denmark. Crew rayed. The writer of an article in The AferAntr - Chron;elr, of yesterday, in '.a , i:ri'ieste upon the cha:atter of MI. Fox, has contrived to pay .one delicate, modest, and saell-bared compliments to hilisseW and his Paper. l'fie follow-Lig ex•raft may serve for a speeimen He ( Mr. Fox) hos lelt fewer memorials of his taints, than any ethe: great speaker; awl. hereafter, the sheets of The elforniv Chr9.ide and 01:etf,er mow be ransacked for even the hasty and insperteet skslches of his eloquence that they tv.-re enabled to givil." Does the writer mean ro iricluJe, in the above sketches, the report of Mr. Fox's speech, ' which the Ciresideatops its pees: to copy A ! rum 7 ", Bei T 4141 ?a wn o f the same morning ? • * .b C 1...:j 4 - 'S‘4l POETRY. • LINT.; UNDER THE BEST 011 THE RIGHT HONOUR ABLE CHARLES J 'lll4tS FOX: Nivel among others in the Trtn:lle at Woburn Abby, Bedfordshire. • .e. Here, 'mid :t the friend. tie lots d , the n.an In truth unthakei, and in virtue bold ; l r Wh tee 2atriot a al, ant unconni.ted mold, a 1,4 Ds i to tweet the treed/on of mankind ; I At(' And whi;xt, extruding tl.nolotion far, Atohnion sort-.d the dreadful names of war, and eloquent to SAVE, r Twill 'taAs FOX . , the warning c..ustsd CATO, • .11/Id,l jarrioecottflias it.ined the tide of blut.d, ; to the ntetia.fd *odd, a SON mark stood. t'Vr ! had his voice in Mrrmos C . 311 .! retaird, • What grateful muttons had the atare.nian ; Winee Ist.le the broils of nations cease, . And kaeght the world humanity and petke. s• Bat, though he fa.rd, cezd.ng ages hum The yam yet pious .-Batts shall .evere, . • • finest in their annals his illustrious name, r ' • u p l iu ld his gre„,tne:i, lied confirm his fame. . THE PRINCES DP OLDENBURG& - • Their Serene Highnesses the Princes Paul Frt. &wick, and' Peter George, of Holstein Oldenhergh, Count Idolater, and Baron Maltzilin, with tneir suite, arriv-d at Etriclge's H ttel, is Yolk, on Sun day sennight, in the afternoon, at four o'clock. They were immediately waited upon by the Very Rev. the Dean of Yorkiiiled - the Rev. Mr- Ayr., one of the Canon Resiaentiarfes ' by whom •hev ,vere accompanied to the Cathedral. anti heard Drina Service, and afterwards dined at the Deamry.— On Monday morning they viewed the Castle, sad other public buillings in the city ; after which they went to Castle Howard, the mag,nifieent seat of the Earl of Carlisle, and returned to iitridgee to dinner. While on their visit to Castle Howard, his Lordship requested their passing a few days there ; but th:s they declines', as they wished to proceed en their tour. 'rimy expressed themselves highly gratified with the polite attention : paid to them during their stay. 'De w`inl,s aoportinent of these illustrious strangers cs.:bitcd the naost po lished manners, and the most kind and condescend ing behairiour. On Tnes:lay morning they proceeded on their route to.the North. The Officers of the Scarborough Volenteer In. fantry, gave on Thershy an elerant dinner at VON. 14 ER'S, to Mr. Lt ATHA ILS, of Barton, as a small so. knowledgment for his great hospitality when the Corps were on permanent duty at Mahon. The Bailiff's of Scarborough, and such Of fi cers of the York Volunteers, as were known to be at &AM,. rough, were invited ; and the day passed with the utmost conviviality. The following are the last ar rivals there : S,r Charles and Lady Alin, Sir Hugh Dalrymple Hunilt.r, Ludy Dalrymple Hamilton, Mrs. and Miss Morin, M.s Gras:trick*, Mr. and Miss Wrirma'd, Dr. Belcombe, Mn.s M. 11,:kombe ' Mr. A. /Singh, Mr French (Peterlanouo), Graham, M.P. Mr, Stubbs, Mr. Canwright, Mr. J. Cart wright,.Mr. anti Miss Roebuck. • The Hon EDWA no Bouveent„ Comm:ssfaner of the Navy, arrived at his house in Somerset-place, yesterday morning, from the Hon. Mr.. Ba amp's, in Hertfofdshire. The,lest arrivals at Swansea, are : sm. mad Mrs. Gotha!, Mr. Peke, Miss Davy, AIN. Ri:h. ardsou, Miss Key, Mr. Hammersley, Mr. Moriarty!, N:r. Lewis, Mr. Harcourt Powell, &c. Last week, the Marquis of Fleas-motor; paid his first visit to Bolton Abbey, in Craven, Yorluh:re, and was highly gratified with the pieturesque and romantic scenery of that delightful place. Yesterday, the Marquis of Recur:omen arrived in town from Onsford. As the Ptince of Lipp has joined the Confedera tion of the Rhine, we may, therefore, anticipate sone knung. The Right Hon. the Earl of Caawroao, and Col. Sir• ALEXANDER LOCKHART MACDONALD, left Edinhargh, on 'Thursday last. for the South. toliinel 'lumina-on, of turf notoriety, and his Lady, left Edinburgh, on Friday last, for the South, after ! , avinct had as ca.sat.ion through the Highlands of Scotland. Mr. Coosa, of Covent• Garden Theatre, is to snake his appearance at the Edinburgh Theatte, in a few days. Oa Thursday. the Etat of Poirrstiouvrt gave 23 elegant entertainment to the Coeporation of Andow, to which several of the neigt.houriug Nuteility and Gentry •erre'invited; The Lord Chancellor of rat Lasso, and Lid/ MART Possoasv, arrived in town a: a late hour on Sunday slight. and immeaint.ly visited their broti.er L'rd Poisson ay. They reside at DAT I's I late!, la Jennyn-street. Lord :ma Lady Gaoaos CA VSNDISH are at Colchester. Mrs. Stiemo sis arrived yesterday at her house in Somerset-place. from the Ho;lourable Mr. BR AND'S seas, at the lino. Mr. and Mn. SmEn mars enter!ained a: din" yesterday, at their house, in Somerset.place, t he Honour:oe Mr. and Mrs. I'm:rug e, Mr. Roast and Dr BL ANL The Eat' and Countess of 13A R 2 TRORR Last night at ttcir house. in Sarkvide-stscet, Windsor. • Viscount and Vi;:ountess Bout: evened last night it Kiatta an's Yo• Wire. Kijat-General MARCVS Bil Ufa time of his cousin, the late 11 emir who was of a fair complexion. was among his friend, by the Appelletinn nl he 1 11 4 Y now be led Gn'tili Ater:. All tl.e C-rp: Coottio-, of the L:verrinco being oblig-il • ) attend val.'', At Cove Tr.eatre, Master Hats V WAS to ►tep night, and w:ar t%e Tanere.i. 'count r't Hotel, ft to. daring t us Itgessfe%• (!istinroil'u nt mrot The. ,avert G • p lorwar:. the pt: