The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-21 00:00:00

Deputation coming here from Dantzic is said to be
at Frauckt. it.

7.ladame the Coun:ess of Meternich, the Austrian
Arnbassadres Lady, was also presented to Her Ma-
jesty the Empress, with the usual ceremony.
Orders have been dispatched to most of the
ports, to put a stop to all hostilities against the
Russian. Prussian. and Mecklenbu:gh vessels.
Marshal Berthier, Minister of War, is promoted
to the dignity of Vice-Constable of the Empire.
From Calais it is mentioned, that an English flag
of truce arrived at Boulogne, at three o'clock in the
morning, on the 7th, havirg a person of distinction
on board, charged with an important mission from
the King of Great Britain to our Emperor. Four
days have now elapsed, and we have heard nothing
of his arrival here.

By an Imperial Decree, which has appeared at
Strasburgh, all the National Guards, forming the
army of reserve under General Kellerman, have
been &seal:sea, and their arms, &c. depos;tul in
the Imperial magaz.nes.
/RANK MIT, AUG. 2.

For these eight days past nothing has been talked of
but the changes which are about to take place in the
North of Germany, in consequence of the Treaty
of Tilsit. It Appears certain that the county of
1-114iiau will Atli neat the territories of the Prince
primate. It lo alas sail. tile all the country to
the left of the .lain, except our city. will pass ender
the dominions of the Grand Duke of Baden. who
will make some concessions in Franconia and
Swabia to the King of Wirte.riberg The Grand
Duke of tsetse-Jarnistadt, woo, in consequence of
the said dispositions, loses a portion of his estates,
will be indemnified with the principality of Fulda,
and the Southern part 01 the country of Hesse
Cassel It is Also thought that the Grand Duke of
Wortzburg will require some new posseuions in
F ant., .ia, and that the Duke; of SAX my, espe-
dairy those of Weimar and Gotha. will acquire
some Prussian Districts, and others in the kingdom
of Saxony, situated in the midst of their te: ritnries
the Mich,. of Alsemberg will be re-united to the
kingdom of Saxony.

♦IIAPA. JULY 29.
T 4. Muir GO&Ciit contains the following article
front Turkey ;

" Prince Volkonski, accompanieJ by a French
Colonel, arrived from Tilsit at the camp of Ge-
nets! Michelson before Ismail, to announce to him
the conclusion of an armistice bet.. ern France and
Ru.sia ; he continued his route from thence for the
camp of the Grand Vizier, from whence he was to
proceed to Cons, antinople to General Sebastiani, the
French Ambassador.—( Monitear, .1 8,2. 11.

NAGIJI. AUG. 11.

His Majesty t►e Xing has by no means approved
of the eonduet of the C •e-nor of Curacee. in his
defence of that place, r u has given orders that he
and all those persons e t .cerned with him shall be
delivered up to the bur erne Trouunal. and prose.
noted with all the rigour or the l.tw.

•U•SSIJIGN, JULY 13.

Last Monday all shit Jesuits remaining here, re-
ceived older' to shut up their school and evacuate
the College of St. SAY sdor, on the 7ih of Sept. next,
by which time, the pl ice of their fa.ure residence,
the pensions tliey are to receive. &c. will be settled.
A new organiza‘ion of all the schools and institu-
tions of learning, botst Catholic and Protestant, it is
understood. is upon the tapis.

nAMIDUROU. ♦OOUST 7.

Tn Stralsund, and in the island of Rogen. it is re-
ported that the officers had it 'cry drfficult to pee-
veot desert; in among the troops of the Ilanovtriaa
Legion Great swamis of them have alreidy ar-
rived in Hanover. and tetorned home to their fami-
lies. The Prussian ports are already shut against
the English. and Russia will soon follow the exam-
ple, should England refuse to make peace upon the
conditions proposed. lutais case we have no doubt
that Denmark will follow the example of those two
powers.
ASAP. 10.
_ _ _ _ _

The Prince of Ponte Como did not miteaolung
a stay at Lubeck as was expebed. He returned
hillier on the 8:h in the evening.
His Royal H,Ahness the Prince Royal of Den-
mark left Kiel on the Bth inat. for Copenha.gen.—
(11ambergh Corespondenten of deg. 11

Dlll4l3tY, JULY 27.
Mr. Furtadl„ President of the Jowibh Synod in
Paris, arrived here on the tlth. and was, after seve.
tal conferences with the French Imperial Minister,
and Mr. Mant. Minister of State, presented to His
Marcy. He set *lst this day on his return to Park.
During his stay in this capital, the Elders of the
Jew:Ot Nacino paid him a visit, which he returned
to each of them.—(lll4)

111111 LIN, Arc. 8.
o.le of our Newspapers contains the following an.
the two Monarchs
Ihjea of the Pre-
• Alexander a said
Defin,tive Treaty
by them; but re-

li t..i.le of our Newspapers contains
title:—"" At the conference of tl
of the South and North, on the tut
liminaries of Peace, the Emperor
le hive expressed a wish that a T
slaig',l be immediately anscludetl i