The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-25 00:00:00

lIIMINISA, AUGUST 6.
This day dispatches were received from our
Plenipotentiary at Paris, General St. Vincent; after
which, several Councils of State were held, the :tib-
iae of which, it is understood, was the affairs of
Germany.
♦ccording to some accounts, Gradiska has been
taken possession of by the French.
No Glacial account has yet been received orthe
ovacastion of Cattaro.
The Coors Gazette contains the following intelli-
gence, under the head Turkey :
The most distressing accounts have lately been
received, relative to the alarming progress of the
Wechabites. Aly, Paths of Bagdat, is now mak-
ing every exertion to collea a selicient force to
reduce these Arabs to obedience to the Sublime

Porte.
No accounts have yet been received of the mival
and proceedings of the Capudan Pasha in Egypt.
On the Sth of July, tie or seven Russian trans-
ports, and two ships of the line, pawed from the
Archipelago WO the Black Sea, and returned
with troops, ammunition. and provisions, for the
Seven Islands.
Disorder ani robbery continually increase in Bul-
garia and )Resells.
Oa the Ed of July. not far from Eighine, a vil-
lage between Ciorlu and Reps, two rich caravans
were intoely plundered, the escort disperser', and
the travellers murdered. or sold for slaves. The
whole country, from Rodoet apd Adrianople, and
along the Danube, is in the greatest fermentation.
All the Ayans ere fortifying their eaglet, in order,
in case of necessity, to defend themselves to the last
wan. A similar commotion obtains among the old
body of Janissaries.
ALTSTERDI36 At:O. 8.
The following are understood to be some of the
ippeditioss of the Peace concluded between Russia
lrul France
The Frosele to evacuate Regalia. and that RA-
pub! i e to be again placed under the protection of
the Porte.
The Emperor Napoleon. and his two brothers,
to be acknowledged by Russia. as Kings of Naples
and Holland.
The integrity and independence of the Porte is
geereamed by both Powers.
The Lanians shall evacuate the Seven Islands,
sad dye lonic Republic be placed under the protec-
tion of the Porte.

This evacuation shall take place at the same time
that the French army shall leave Germany ; and
that army shall retire within three menthe after ad-
vice has been received at Patti, of the evacuation of

Camaro.

King Ferdinand shall receive for an indemnifica•
tice, the Balearic Wands (Minorca, Majorca, and
Yvic a).

!Anti, JULY 24.
Ow of tie Owen arrived here from Gaeta, and
vibe has entered into the service of King Jo-
seph, asserts positively, that the Prince of Hesse-
Philipsthal died on board an English ship of war,
three days after he received his wound; but his
death was concealed from the garrison, that they
might not be disheartened. A thirty-six pound ball
from the Fraitch batteries beat down a part of the
wall babied which the Prince stood ; the ruins fell
on him, and be was taken out from under them,
half dead.
The English must now soon leave Calabria. and
retire to Sicily, for the landing was only made to
relieve Gaeta. and has failed of its objeel. The
French troops which have arrived here from the
rr 'siege, will march to-morrow for Calabria.
Yesterday the Minister of Police here issued the
following orders :—Whoever does not belong to the
civic-national guard, shall, within three days. deliver
up all kinds of arms and weapons ; and whoever
possesses or deals in gunpowder shall give it up, re-
ceiving payment for it. After three days have
elapsed, domiciliary visits will be made, and the
offenders against these orders will be censideted as
enemies of the state, and treated as such." Sus-
peaed persons are daily arrested here.
About $OOO of the garrison of Gaeta, officers and

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common-men, have entered into the Neapolitan ser-
vice. Os the 19th, in the evening, the remainder
of the garrison sailed on board four English si.ips
of the line, and five fr:gates. According to the
accouats of all the atficers who have entered into

ntoill.plagf.an audience of Hit Majesty, by the Masters and
Aids of the Ceremonies, in the ordinary forms, and
introduced by his Excellency, the Grand Master of
the Ceremonies.
At this audience were presented to His Majesty
by bis Excellency the Count de Metternich, Am-
bassador front His Majesty the Emperor of Austria
Coont de Cz.sky, a Gentleman of Transyl-
vania ; the Count de Potosky ; M. de Floret. M.
Lefebvre de Itechtenburg, Neumann... Secr-
etaries of Embassy.
HAMISURGH MAILS.