The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-19 00:00:00

The Most NAL W M;;;;-4-BUCKPIGH %I, K.G.

•KA-1. RIMSI MINTS.
The Most Noble the %lam nit of SALISBURY, C.G.
The Right Hat Yncoant lIIILKELKY
The Right Ron. Virc-iunt CHETWTNII.
The Right Ilea. Viscount DUNCANNON.
The Right Non Lord ISR AYIllt• 'ORE.
The Right lion. Lord KENSINGTON.
Ti us MIN
The Meet Noble the Marqu's of lIICICINGNA3K
The Right HO3 Lord BRAYRRN.IKE.
WILLIAM PKAED, Esq. M.P.
THE Object of this Institution is to reduce the
laadable design of Lifii Insurance. and Psovisten fee
Old Age, la the Must adeantageom Pcinciptes fur the Public
tnat are poombie. The Insured sod Annnitaits are thmafere
rendered Pmprieurrs, and atter the Externem of an economical
Management are defrayed, cite, share the siirpiu. profit,. fg,
that it may be justly sad, that by the specific Sum isiunag,
and the Division of Conungent Profits, every Member of tho
l'istitutirin has the fullest value possible for the payments which
he has made.
Tyre Pl.* of Ibis Institution comprises every mate of Issue-
ante upon Lion, and ia a particular manner it afrods a Provi-
sion against tae Infirmness of Old Age, which prom' al-
colahle advantages is the indaitriores charm sad the
nit, at large. It will be teen. be an insoection of the Tables,
that by a sarriee payment of 21:. or by min pa•mants
amouLting to hide more than a penny per day, comm.'s-ins
in the made part Ma esari a fife, he may be secured from want
when pall his days of labour.
The Plan is develtamid to the Puh'ic alder the immediate
revolt neei.dat:nn of essaysl Lord Lieutenants of Counties, and
ether rlivtingut.hed Personages ; and from the nape-tent ad-
vantages 111..ich it warates. an increase of present industry, Si
esocalay and sobriety, 'nay be justly anticipated; the Revenue
of the Country will be consequently improved, the P or Rates
diminahod, and dm Aged, the Widow, and the Fathers.,
:melded with a suesiertaide support, through this Winery
application e! their mom nesoarces.
An,,,,dar,e, is given *lily at tee 40ffice in Southampton
at Ott, Strand, from Ten until Fem.
1117 Order lithe Board,
N. B. ST. caul:, Secrerary.

X. In Foolocavi Yen enebeilidsod with an elegant Froutio.
Piece, price b. in boards, INTERESTING ANECDOTES
of tn.- HEROIC CONDUCT of WOMEN, donna the
FR NCH REVOLUTION. Tramiated fmat the F.ench of
D ibenca. The rester port of these Aaecdotes :re new to
the World, hiving beei. rescued from oblivion by the generous,
an,duity of the Writer of this Work; and such as ere wall
kaown, are related with new and authentic Cie Unittalttell.
that aim men t.. these an air of Novelty.
3. In o,ie Vol Arne prim Et. boards, The FRIEND of
WOMEN. A T,andation trom the French of Rourdier de
Villemert. By Alexander Morrice This Work is designed
tor/salt the Female Characto,, and raise that lovely part of the
Creation to the Rank they are born to. and to whirh Otero
mane %Timms so toady entitle them. It toasts on the Rank
of Women In IV Ne...tv....stud,es suitable to W..... n..E in pilpy
aleu.t of Wevien..—i'leasuret and Luxury of Women—The

Coaracter awl Tern,lef of Wi
fi.itoo-Eflu.siion of Cho.Wu

and (iaBaut7—Vla•-

toes o, Women.

4 Elegant!e printed an a fine Fociheap Paper, Ivo. with a
Po•trad of the Author, price 4t. N. b ants, ORIGINAL
LE ri-ves of .1 .1. RO SSEAU to :1.4. MALSHERBES,
M D"ALEMBERT, Madame La M LUMEMBOUR';„ Ste.
with a Fac.Simile of Rousseau's HAW-writing, and an toricetal
Military Air id hi Crovipnwtion ; ai.e, thiginal Letters of
bona IVISOCO and Dayid Hume. T•al.aiated from the French.
5. LETTERI of at. NUN sod an FICAJSH
GENTLEMAN. T•anstat.d front the French of JJ Roar
Mat; 0,0111811 printed, pore Si 64 in b..ardi.

Lately puishalsed, w One Volume, $l6. price 7.. In 'auarg., the
Steen/ Edition of
4;,`ERMONIS. altered and adapted to an Engliih
P.lpot, fro is Treeiell
By SAMUEL: PART RIDGE, M.A. F.S.A.

. -
Vital of Ineten kc.
!rioted for F C and J Kin •gmes, N. 6!, St Paul's Cho-ch.
yard . 6.41 also by tfah hard, on pccoliPy.
" This work is rot propel!. a tremiation, not yet an abridg.
event; but is ie rather an iitte.sp:, to point out the just mod•
way hamlet the coolness of English. sod the inordinate warmth
of /tench pulpit oratory. Tue plan of each duiwoaree, and
tenet of the matter, are taken (with c•anelerelio s'eeretarro),
from Trench Divines. Toeir dame steoPlient and periods
are erg:mg; their rhetoric is r.jeete4 ; and trim, sound arstiwy,
if the English writer los Wilted he dente, is retatned"
" A model examinationn of the esanterits d this unihjuettaea
us in warmly recemcuendi,g it to the munition of young
pr.acherr, who may not yid Isom bad the opportunity or expe-
rience of miespositiao. The devisor are exceedingly well
adapter' to the purpooe of iostruciiim ; being, hi general, of a
nenderate ler.gth, remarkably pers,ociono, prectool in their
subroctiano urboteeptioitabie to thou loctrumes."..4lrasib
far Match, 11103.
Of whom insy be had. lately psiblished,
1. tctsruity rFA PR f Eit of PROPHECY; or.
R View rtf the Seripteial and their A7comptoti-
m•ol, in the peat and preseet Occurrences el the World, with
Coutosterea sespecting 'heir future Couplet Su.
Rs HENRY LETT D

Fellow of T,isityCollair---,Orr Iw4; a:4o;e of His Majesty%
Preachers, at Whit...tall.
Tre Tifth Erfitioa. la Tee Volumes, Octavo, price, I.
boards, las,
All AIIitUDGMENT of Pie tent Bishop of LINCOLN'.
ti.EMENTS a CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY, for the the co
Fa eonttin.ni Prods of the Authenticity sod Erupt-at:on
of Me Hite Scripton.A, a summary of the if./toy of she Jeers;
a toter Statement of ths C•ititerite of the s-weal Boobs at the
Old and New Taatacterat; a she t Account of the E..plish
Taatlatioas of the tilde and of the Lituie; and a scriptoria
Ezposams of the Thirty nine Articles 01
Rey SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M A.
%car of Cheises Chweh, Harapaltive; s,.d if Great Ouse-
leneee„ wear Koateshowaagh, Yorketore.
The Second Wirt% to One Vatalltss Onaaatla Pme, It
Words, 611. 6111.

*malls OF TOT LAM M. MPG. 1.
'each troops have occued. is the WOW 01d1O
Duke of Cleves and Beryl, the town of Ertilentni*
as also the whole temtnry cf Nassau Orange.
There have been 60111 e disturbances at Dillenborg
on this occasion, the issue of which is not knows.
lITOTOLID, JOLT 118.

...

Tho fresh troops, destined for the French army in
Bavaria, are in full march. Last night, there were
1,000 of them at Esslingen. and several %bonded
at Constadt and its vicinity, whence they seal this
day continue their route. The first troops of
Marechal Lefebvre had already arrived there en
the pith.
PAOLA OW Tea KATO. ALTO. 2.
The 'principality of °adages Wallama= bat
been taken possession of by Bavarian troops.
A considerable train of artillery and zopOLKoKiOK
has passed through Heidelberg, towards the Fein. '
couian and Swabian frontier.
KLOTZ, JOLT 29.
All the French Oifficers belonging to the corps
orbit% have just quitted Franconia, are evely whets
purchasing maps of Saxony, and the Corsair* the;
border upon it to the East. Several strong drirdona
of Austrian Troops are asesusbliag in the Inn.
'tenet, andin Salzburg.
u•ouz. ace. 2.
Two coursers arrived here last Wednesday. ono
from Paris, was seat to General Michalak sad oar
Ling dispatched the other front Wisbadsa to ado.
homme, the Director-General of war. Sines that
time, great aaivity has been observed in the wat
department, and the French troops in the kingdom
are all in motion. Those which had received
orders to proceed to Wesel, Dusseldorf. Cologne.
and Boulogne, will advance along the Ems towards
our Eastern frontiers. The courier dispatched bt
the Kmg, brings an order for suspending the exe-
cution of the decree of the 10th of .104.min:ire to
the war organization 4.f the army. Leery dike
will remain on the former footing till fresh orders.
the augmentation of the guards, who were t• bo
entreased to 7000 men, will not take place, and rho
regiments of Wsilesk and Sate Gotha hope tp
remain in our service.
&M. 5.
Not only the French troops in our kingdom, bat
the Dutch, have received orders to Weak up. Last
night the firs• regiment alp infantry of the garrison
here. received orders to match. and this rimming
bwke up for Utrecht, were at will eau tot Ito lbw
. orders.
His Majesty the KMg.is sapeaed here, from Wis.
bade,., in a fortnight.
Directions have been sent to the 6,hermen at
Schevensagen, not t• vat out far to .ea, end to keep
Iclose to the shore every night lt,as circumstance
has occasioned an unfounded report to be spread 4,4
—..0111111

day "great nui .s of t.
have been passim thr h our town. Yasterday
a battalion coming m Nimeguen, odd some
Voltigeurs if fling to Defenter, pasted throLgh it.
The hasaus. who wcreltere, have set not far toe.
worden. A great quantity of Freneb artillery is
likewise advancing.
VIM. JULY 25.
'1 he !trench ttoops thatwqe altreatly on the left
bank of the Rhine, hive reeeiv...l end to return
with expedition ro Swabia. The roads in the ter-•
titories of Widen swarm with them, and a strong
risisi o of artillery is on its way to th- grand park
at Ulm. The chest of the army and the military
'administrations, which had been for soma time at
StrasburF, are likewi.e returning to their respeethe
corps. rhe ;wended passage, mat week, of 35..70
men and 2000 horses, coming from Darmstadt,
has been announced in this town.

evasive°, JOLT 27.
The Marechal Lefebvre arrived here last night
This morning he set oat for Munich. His Excel-
lency will returnin a few days to Augsburg.
JULY St.
The calling in of the Bavarian troops absent rn
furlough, and other military preparations, have be.m
suddenly countermanded. This day arrived part
of the field-equipage of the Minister at War, Prince
Alexander, es its return from Munich to Strasburg.
Most of the French troops, who were on wen
march towards Bavaria, have received orders to
halt, in consequence of the intelligence of pvitce
from Paris.
HANISaII,OII, Ala- 8.
• The Envoy of the Eleaur of Saxony, C not
Goes, has again Arrived at tie a particui
mission.
• SCRUM, AtO 3.
Baron Waits von Esehen. the Whiner of S ale.
nod of tfe Cabinet of the Elector of Hesse, is still
this city. Ibe prolongation of his residence here,
is sod to have been occasioned by some expetted
arraag•ments in the Mirth of Germany, and the
, conadentisl clniminicati ins between our i.'asiirt and,
li-milary. of Hesse. which these measures render wee-
The report of the asserriblirig of an army of 40,000
alga sear Monster, is nut credited.
orssetoonr, Aug. 1.
His Imperial Highness Prniee J., ,cttins, has as.
Zill4the title of Grand Ts Claws and Be' g,
pubrudied a proclamation, in which he direct,
grussessiort to be taken in his name nf the counties • f
Bentheim, Steinfurt, Horstmar, and the country ut
Leo:.
er.oaesce. nitre IS.
An English Flotilla, of five ships, has sppeored
infer. Civita Vecchia, appareatly with the in.c.tion
of blockading that port; as in that, as well A in tote
ether ports of the Papal tenitory, there is a French
' Aarhus.
CAMMIST•DT. JULY 30
Twenty pieces of cannon, each drawn be six
tom% and a Me Ittinher of ansmanition waggons.
Bern &v berg, passed through eh;. place
yesterday, and proceeded towards Gopp.ngen. A
body of troops, w the number/of 2600, are to arrive
beve en the let of August, unless they receive coon•
et-orders, and they will be fdlowed the wir do,
by a adorns of the like force. Many persons be
longing to the administration of the French arms'.
0, and likewise a great t umber of suttlers, are passing
• through this place on their way to Thin.

[E BRITISH PRESS.

_ .
LONIX)N,
TUESDAY, Atom 19.

The Flare, of Bristol, Captain B• tea, one of
the Jamai• a fleet, arrived in Bristol R-ads, on
rriday evening —She parted from the fleet on the
Pt instant. off the Banks of Newf•undland, in
6 buy weather. The fleet were all well at that time,
If and consisted of about ISO sail ; twenty of which
were for Bristol. Captain Beata does not knew of
say other vessel parting At that time. The Flora is
tt remarkably fast sailing eoppered ship. The fleet
sailed from Negri'. ca the 24th of June, under
woy of His Majesty's ships Hercule, of '74 guns,
Sorrel:Mae and Faience frigates, of 44 guns each,
' and a sloop of war. Of the Havannah the acct
frills with some Spanish ships, which the men of
war captured. They else captured and destroyed
two or three Spanish privateers. The Craned,
r RIAD, Mary old Sueteseoh, Ctaart, and several
other vessels, from Falmouth (Jamaica) did not
jlnita the meet. The Wilt, of Liverpool, from
Jamaica. upset m a squall, on the 7th of July, and
fear of the crew were drowned. The 81tv7, of
• Bristol, from Jamaica, was abandoned oe the 7th
of July, being leaky.
A Letter from Greenock, dated August id, says,
el Arrived here this morning, the Hope, of London,
,Capt Penman, ha/ins on board part of the crews
lithe following vessels. taken in the North Seas by
the Syretse and Racanche French frigates, consorts of
the Geerriere, lately taken i—The blin.rva letter of
marque. of this pert. Capt. Rowe, who is on board,
taken on a cruise ; the Ruhi, of Teignmouth, Captain
Hayman, who is also on boats!. going to Newfound-
land, and was the first vessel they had taken ; and
she crew or A Russian Greenlandman.
The Mil:erne; was take 6 on the 22d June, near
Greenland ; the Hope, and the Rose, of Pete:head,
aamher fishing vessel, were taken close to Iceland,
fidte 7th ult. The squadron bad also taken the

Mg.

thence on the 2..ith, when they allowed them to pro-
ceed. The frigates stood to the S. W. supposed on
their return to France: the other prizes were all de-
stroyed.
Tilt" crews of both frigates are in a miserable
plight—dying every day with a bad fever the is on
board, and such as have not the Lver, are either
frost-bitten, or i■ a most wretched state with the
curvy.
Such a set of seafaring men, Capt. Penman says,
that he never saw, and that both frigates may be
very easily taken by a British loop of war."

It was reported vest-rdsv that a. Messenger had
arrived !non the Eel of LAticiaaDALe, but we
could not hod the there we any tou.ideion for the
rumour.
No advlces have been roc ived from France since
the arrive ut M. Bart icu.

A sign WAS TA It. 1111 for the sailing of
the Expethuon in the D tomb. 114 is the loutth
attempt.

We Are sorry to learn, that the three French
ft i-
gates, watca were In company with Le Rhin, wtters
she WAS cap urea ty the More. have efietted their
escape into flour Italie. The Carwore Armed slip
arrived at Piyrn ut r on Saturday. end on h:r pat-
slo fell in with a Neutral. irons whom she obtained
rhs'atv ore information.

The Reunite-he and .rear French frigate., ears.
gore of ti.e Gqtr- ore, eaptitr-d 'iy the Bialle4t, lett
Iceland on th. 27tH July, a d solo IS V.
The FN,., Ilsow., trove Liverpool for Africa
and the Ye coot e,t was lost near Goree, on the.
.23a Ap .1.
Th- /se, Neg. from Philadelphia for
Harnbro'. IS retained by the Ogairrel sloop or war,
and sent :no I-Loitar
A Paper of yerer lay claims coedit f pro-
oh, eying. that dido ItTt was deained
or the' e.t Indies. It twitted to nn such ci e-
chi The on the contrary, s ated. that the
Wi st toile" w odd he Ow last plAse ullstetir W 'Old
ors to. his weft ,:eing on that quer ter of the world
Orders were rec seed on r rOay ar Plymouth,
for General 'moos an..i his suite to embark tame-
direly sin h.•al t •he S otia tl•reare la. of 36 _uns,
Coos. It. ea soaps, a-d so proceed t ezecu e his
se •rea “cder. s .n consequence of w, jch, t At ship
sailed to roe ...entree to the Westward t her d sti
nation is not known, but it is supposed that sbe will
first toucl. at Lotion.
I was un oirstoo.t Oast General Sow os was go.
ing C east In li •. •d Ciao may ye: uhimately
be his Josti -loon ; ho' he cern Ainly noes not proceed
111 [LS S.ara 1 •xe,r.tia. as she is jut stored for so
long a Tors ; rolbAl mei on board that ship
with nine other out 'erg.
Thr Queen's Kays. or secon.l Dtagoon Guards,
assemol-d. on Friday. nit di Hoe, wheat forir troops
were selected for the Espeoition, am untiag to
shout 300 men, under the 'd of lion.
utetrAta C hi. tQLIIIIIX Cart ors GrOIRDON.II.
Q. ANTrGIC a, SflClte, And thous 's troops. are
those the? have tee,, s-tette from this (listing too•ed
regiment. Srutdar morning they were embark-
ed on board the Caner's.. 7 boors. and
without their horses, void' are left in the
care of
the other troops. Wheth-r the of ere will follow
those that have been embarked, is not known, hut
it is believed C.e horses belongii g to the above f ur
troops, will tollow the.n as a on as transports for
their conveyance can be got ready. That pot of
the Queen's Bays, left behind, will be strartered in
the small towns in the neighbourhood of Plymouth,
until farther orders.
A company of artillery, under the command of
Captain HaVtgell, was also embarked O. Saturday,
on board the Malta, and is to accompany the Expe•
dition, which will sail as soon as orders arrive for
that purpose.
The ships belonging to the Expedition are in rea-
diness for sailino. General Gm A v will embark in
the Naugoatt. of 64 guns, and Lord Parser, in the
Reovire, of 74 guns.
800 aaaaaa originally declared his intention to
divide Fitioole into the Lucre and ffr, stern families.
It appears from his new klieui•h Leagu-, that he
has changed his mind, and that the O•ntinrut is to
be divided into the libethaeo arid Sesuip,-, families
The Papers, whi-h lately annotioced a di $ no-
tion of Parliament immediately After the har-
vest. now assure us, that Ministers have no such in-
tention, and that un.ess in cast of a failure of the
negotiation, a dissolution will not take place until
March neat.
It is said, that previous to the s • 1••le of the last
packet from Lisbon, accounts had eel' received
there, that Spain had attualiy ceded ti tee or four
of her provinces to France. Two of toese dos-
vinces are said to be Biscay and Murcia, in the op.
posite extremities of the kingdom, the latter of
which includes the important port of Carthager.a ;
we have not heard of the names of the others.—
It is rumoured at Lisbon, that Spain is to lw in-
demnified for these cessions, by Inc kingdom of
Portugal."
the following Gentlemen are appointed Commis-
sioners under the new As for examinino the rout:-
mous arrears of West India accounts, via. J. CHAP-
PAN, J. Witsow, J. H•Lser, S. HA ew•it. and
N SAN MAatz, Esqrs. The two first are the gu-
tlemen. who. with the late Commissary of Accounts.
P. E aaaaa our, Esq. so successfully prosecu:ed an
inquiry in the West Indies during Mr. PITT 's Adult-
-sistrat ion . Mr. l-1 A I.ltT is Governor of Tobago; Sir.
AS MAN, a Member of His Masser'. C uncil of
Antigua ; and Mr. SAUMAIIZ es a Brother of the
gallaut Admiral. I'e under stand. toe two latter
proceed to thy West Indies, and the other three are
to he engaged iu clearing away the cumbrous load
of unexamined accounts in this Country.

•
i
Scheveningen, that the Negotiations between France Meliy, Greenlandwien, belonging to Hull, and put • e"
(:, o.= 4 ~..tal
• . 4
gni England have been broken off. her crew on board of the Rae. * : •
ZUTPHEN, ibtlB3o. The squadron then went into Iceland to lima, . V
Within these few day, "great numbers of troops
V 3
taking the bhp and Rote with them, and sailed. _
have been oassinz thrtfoth our town. YitsterdAY
, 0...