The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-09 00:00:00

NAVAL IN? ELLIGLNCE.

cltut) TH, a►UL 7.
Arri►ed a fleet of transports and outward bound
verse's, und..r cony y, from the Downs.
Sail-ci she /.//..,ro, Sp/4W,', a:.d Dapper, on a
cruiw.—Wind Easterly.

Fat MOUT/S. •PRII. 5.

Airived the Ameocart ship No. bis.g, Captain
Uraur, from Virginia. fur Cowes, in t.frty days
paisag-, laden with flour, .lerained by the Virogo
sloop of war; also the Dai,i•h ship Harmo,,ia, Capt.
Rerskill, front \la :fp, tOr Bremen, detained by the
Hero pirvateer, of Plyntouth.—Witicl Lasteily.

IFARSIOLTH, APRIL 7.

Admiral Russell's fleet is now getong under
weigh, for a c.tuse, off the Tex .1; and the orphesa
frigate, and the grreler gun-brig, 'Ailed yester-
day, pn. on a cruise, to intercept all Prussian
'easels, in consequence of orders to that effeet.—
Wind N.E.

DEAL, AWL 7.
Sailed, the Thames fri!Tate, Kaayaryp, Ansarallike.
Ket,, and Otter sloops of war ; Expiosioa and Fury
bombs; Jackal!, Ala,iner, and Furious gun-brigs, on
a cruise off the French coast.
Early this morning a French open boat from
Boulogne arrived at Dover, with dispatches, which
were immediately forwarded to the Right lion. Ad-
miral Lord Keith. at Ramsgate.

Doves, amt. 7.
On Saturday, a goy, under Prussian colours,
which had cleared out from Liverpool, for Emb-
den, was detained in the Roads by a privateer be-
longing to this port, while her papers were brought
on shore to be etamined ; bur not thinking them-
selves justified in bringing her in, she was, of course,
set at liberty; soon after which they had the morti-
fication to hear she went direAly into Calais.
Sunday evening, about six o'clock, an acciJent
hapnened on ,ioarsi one of our viCtualling hays, ix
the Downs: the vessel had just put off from one a
the ships, and the people employed in getting in the
lenders, when one of them (Joseph Ashmore) fell
overhoard, but remained nn the water till he was
picked up, which appeared to be about six or seven
minutes. In falling, however, he received a blow
nn hi; head, %hie:, it is thought, was the cause of
his death.

Early this morning, another pv, of Truce came
into the Roads, with Dispatche%, said to be ad-
dressed to Mr. I' ox, which were forwarded to Lord
Keith, at lition;gate ; the boat sailed again about
nine o'clock.
Sailed the hasped, of and for Sunderland,
Hall, light, fr•m Dover; Fly, of and for Hull,
Coulter, with wool, from Dover ; Elicabnh, of ano
from Sunderland, Sparks, with coals, for Folkstone;
Mossorny, of and from Sunderland, Wilson, with
coals, for Hythe ; Four Frseadc, of and from Sun-
derland, White, with coals, for Hythe.
Came in the irrderiek August, of Embden, De-
grafi, light, detained by the Constant gun-brig ;
Dive Gedettisr,of and from Embden, Offerels Vesser,
with coals, detained by an Excise cutter, Lilburn ;
GeodJ•rrreglea, of Dicksome, Tiopkes, with cheese,
from Amsterdam, detained by the Fearless gun-brig.

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STATE P.lrz R.
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CoUt4Cit, or STATC. AND. VH6 s TATLS O► 1U
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6► 1111.V:01v.

Itegi4eied at Neufchatel, Match 14, 1116.
0. We, Fr;der.cit Scotism, by the of Lim, King i.l
reua.eo,
" Faithful and well la-loved, health, &e. The paternal
archon whieh we have expreased on ad ti:Gatifilit,
accession to tne tumble, for the country of Neufchatel cod
Valens it, will enaule you to judge ..eio.itiont ere eiv;o.
rielice, m addressing you tylin cote preeoat OCCiti..ll. TIP.
Afire.* is hitmided to a change, which cir
cuoistances lute rendered Collsiritiatiull4 of
the fast i.eportasite, orlon root eh mast Fres:fog hitererr
sat• kg, have obliged us to consent to mugn
into the hands of He Majesty the Emperor of the French
the care of Cie future happiness of these countries --
Whareoer dmiire we had to Cailti.itt chirge •or.el yea, and
fritterer deep may be our vg-et at sepeatiiig unieeive. Irmo
socli valuable •übject•, whom loyalty ami attachment we have
el watt highly spore:latest, we cannot doseniule that this vo-
lt' oar) reognati.in a more piefeiable for you than tits jute
ronqurred country, with ahu=li utrea woe !on torte ilefrarrneri.
'ladles, the distance of your country, owing to its geugia.
Iph teal .s,uat faun the centre of out State-, nest lief/Willie!
an to afford ,on an inumvdu.ia aid effectual proh.ction, and
that ,Itllatiutl renderiog you necessarily dependent upon the
French Empire, as much for your su.m-croice as your com•
therm: and industry, we were led to think that o woes imamate
c.,anct tons, (oat would attach you to that Empire, might prove
a new towed of benefit and prraderity to your inhabitants.
Thus our intention has been, to contribute, as much ca to us
lies, by mil atifeceoreit and our good offices with the French
Government, that you may derive all the advaiitages you can
wish. You ought to be cutivoiced, that we shall, ua all oC-
casimii, feel the same lively and sincere interest in the wdfare
of these cetintsies and their inhabitants, as ever. TIM: me-
mory of hour devotion ai.d fidelity will never be effaced luotu
our heart The wisdom of the powerful 3nttreign to whom
your late is committed, permits us confidently to hope tu the
acconsplishmerit of the anleot wishes we have formed for you.
We have nunimated Baron ehambriere D'Oleyne, our
Chanibeilasii, and Envoy Extiaorditiary with the Musette
Body, to smeniiitend the remission of your province to him,
who ii Ilia Majesty tile Emperor of the French ha
unman to take possevdon of it in hit mime. M. Chain
tonere it provided with foil powers fir mi. purpose; and
we have also addressed our instructions to trim, retatir:
to the übj.icts of finance, and in re-pert of winch it it our
cordial wish to gip our subjects, from whom we sef orate
with regret, a lan proof dour affei luau and sleti-e to set re them.

We are p rsuaded, that you will second baron Chambraere in
e.try thang that depends upon sou in the eanutton of the
contrnaston, with which Ito is illitllo. 4. Ho is purti.:olarly
charges! to als,..!ve you, and all th? Public °dicers, fnunt the
oath asktu to our nous.: ; to thank them for th...ar zeal and

fidelity. anJ to 244,0 re them ut the unalterable ventimervi of
interest and good-will, upon which they n.ay MC4OIIOII our
Hefieopoti we prat God that he will have you in hi%
holy kerioam. " FRErFRICK
&ilia, Feb. 28. 1806. " HAlt uIi.NEERG."