The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-11-13 00:00:00

FROM Fi:FNCH PAPERS.

VILNIIA. OCT. 12.

The Archduke Charles is nn his return from his
journey to 13,hcrnia, where Ise reviewed the different
bodies of troops. A new distribution of them is
expeaed.
OCT. 14.
r.e. Court Ge:ette contains, this day, an article
from 'turkey, to the following effea:

" la cenieguence of the armistice concluded between Rus-
sia and the Ottoman Porte, the navigation of the Black Sea is
become free; hut the advanced state of the meson will permit
only &mall number of vessels to perk by this liberty.
" The guilds's Officers and aulthe.s, prisoners of war, have
beeu released frein the *lave prison, where they were confined
at Constantinople. They will be conveyed to Odessa in Rap-
sAn vesrels.

" The Turks have nominated Silistria as the plate for carry.
Ing on the negotiation fur a definitive treaty 01 Peace; but
many obstacles seem to stand in the way of the approaching
opening of the Congress.
5, The Janissaries, after some fresh motions towards a rebel-
lion, on the Ist of September received their pay, which had
been ice &near fur a considerable time.

" Ths 10th Of September, General Gardenne, Ambawa•
dee from France to Pets's, passed over from Tophana to
Scutari, on his journey to Tehran, by the way of Basked.—
This Minister is accompanied by Miner Mahmoud, Envoy
from the Shah of Persia, the French Officers destined for the
Fast ladies Commercial Agents, and Missionaries."

OCT. U.

The Count Gazette of yesterday contains the fol-
lowing articles of the Armistice concluded between
the Turks and Servians : the fist states—

That thine shall be a cessation of hostilities for au unlimited

time.

2. That orders should immediately be sxpertded to both ar
mica to mem koitilities.
3. The armistice to extend to the two invites in Bulgaria,
as well as the troops in and on the frontiers of Sam.
4. The two enlace to remain to their respettive peitions.
b. Either party to break the armistice at pleasure; but five
or sin hours to elapse before remsming
G. The soldiers of each army prohib.ted from going into the
comp attic other.

The arsaietice is signed by George Petrowitz,

Commander-in-chief of the Servian army of Insur-
redlion, Larailow, General of a division of Russian
troops, and Ibrahim, Pacha of Macedonia and RI!
inclia.
OCT. tl

The following article from Turkey has been pub-
lished in 7he Court thrs-ite:—

.6 According to the last advice% Wallachia is entirely eva-
cuated by the Russians. They are preparing also to abrilduii
Moldavia; the troops are already marching towards tho fron-
tiers of that principality. The Quarter-Master-General, De
Suchtelen, has proceeded front Mucha-est to Jasy, to accele-
rate the evacuation. Prince Prosorowski has at present the
command iirchicf of the Russian forces in that country.

" Oig the other haul we are informed, that the Grand
Vi-
sir 1.0 gone into winter quarters, at Adri►nople, and in the
environs."

NAPLES, SEPT. 29.

Letters from Malta state, that the garrison of
that Island is reduced to a very small number;
and that the English have been obliged to send all
the disposable troops they had to Egypt. Accord-
ing to the same accounts, the English at Rosetta
have suffered a terrible check on the part of the
Turks. In the port of that city, there remained
only a single English ship of the line and a ft igate.

ANTWERP. OCT. 17.

His Excellency the Senator-General Ferino, Go-
vernor of this city, set out on the lath, at six in tl.e
morning, for Paris. At his departure, his Excel-
lency was saluted by the artillery on the ramparts.
The following Decree, issued by His Msjes?y
the Emperor, relative to the raising of the state of
siege of this city, has been published here :

Art. II The eities of Brest and Antwerp shall cease to be in a
state of siege,on the 1 Sth of October. The Senator:, Governors
o: those two places, shall return to the Senate.
IL Our Minister of War shall testify to them our satisfaction
at the seal they have dis:.layed on this occasion.

To this Decree the Mayor has subjoined the fol-
lowing Proclamation:—

" Gentlemen—His Majesty the Emperor, whose wisdom is
as profound as his designs are impenetrable, had judged it ne-
cessary to put our city in a state of siege. The same motives
have caused that manure to cease, and the state of siege of
tbe city of Antwerp is raised. To moderate the rigour which
was to saint only in the Winn, according to the ever paternal
Intentions of His Majesty. he added to all his kindnesses to-
wards us, that of coitSding the powers of Governor to a Herr
Magistrate, whose character was destined to justify the choice
of our August Sovereign. H. is departing, and takes with
him not only the most sincere resist, occasioned by his loss,
butalso an ample tibute of good wishes, benedictions, and
marks of attachment, which we implore him to deposit at the
foot of the throne. I had assured his Excellency the Go-
verner, that my fellow-eitissns would remain peaceable ; it

gives me pleasure to acknowledge, that they have not disap-
pointed my eonidence."

MIMIL, OCT. 28.
The following Declaration has been published
here. and in The adgette cf Koningsherg :

" Since the conclusion of the peace of Tilsit, numberless
reports have been prnpagated respecting the Prussian Govern-
omit, which can answer no other end than to tow the seeds
of distrust between powers which are reconciled to each other,
and to place an unfavourable construction on the intention' of
the Court of Prussia. It would be impossible to detect and
contradict inch reruns ; but if there are people in bold as to
forgo and publish imaginary pieces, the Government cannot
any longer keep silence. It was nut long since a convention,
pretendol to have been concluded by Pro:IMR and English
Commissaries, and promising the Court of London that En-
glish vessels would he permitted, as formerly, to enter Prussian
ports, was circulated in the environs, and probably also in
therm towns of the Prussian Monarchy, which are atilt occu-
pied by the French. This convention, as well av every other
article of the kind, is here declared, by command of His Ma-
jetty the King of Prussia, false and fictitious. To prove that
His Manse, hascumpletoly and faithlully executed the 27th
article of the treaty of Tilsit, it is only necessary to refer to
the orders given by the King, dated lit of September, pub•
lished in The Casette of Koningsberg, ant the sewn measures
adopted the it3d of this month, and which were renewed to
insure the execution of that article. The public ought, there-
fore, to be sufficiently warned to be upon its guard against
similar reports, which may contradict the present declaratios.
" Signed by the special older of tin Majesty,

i' GOLTZ."

TRAVKTORT, OCT. 2S.

According to intelligence from Berlin, of the

17th of Odeber, unexpefted changes have suddenly
taken place in the state of things. Authentic in-
formation had been received there, that the King
and Queen of Prussia were to quit Memel on the
16th of ()Bober, to return to the capital of the Prus-
sian Monarchy. As the Queen is far advanced in
her pregnancy, Their Majesties travel by very short
stages, so that they can scarcely arrive before the
end of November. We are moreover informed,
from different quarters, that the arrangements,
which still remained to be agreed upon between
France and Prussia, have been happily terminated,
and that the French troops will soon evacuate Ber-
lin, and the whole right bank of the Elbe.
It does not appear that the Getman troops, which
are in the Prussian dominions, will very soon quit
them. The Wirtembergers and Bavarians. who
had made preparations for their departure, have re-
ceived counter-orders.

His Majesty the Emperor of Austria seems to
prolong his visit to Salzburg. He is at present en-
gaged in inspefting the neighbouring c'.untry.

Letters from Constantinople mention a new in•
surreaioo of some corps of Janissaries, the cope•

quences of which migt t five enclarperrel tl-e public
tranquillity, had not the Sultan speedily chec4ed
its progr.si, by making some examples f ,evetity,
The ringleaders Forfeited their herds by t%tair guii:y
enterprise, and order has been again restarted.

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