The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-06 00:00:00

oleasaucs, 0cr.16.
Thic morning, alsont 10 o'clock, General Grata.
jean who held Hameln at the time of the occupe-
tion'of th, Hanoverian territory) arrives here with

about tiO Catarrian dragoons. Heiromagiokaw4eat,
a declaration to the Regency, announcing that he
took possession of - the principality of Osnabtuckt
in the name of His Majesty the Ling of 1-talland.
Four thousand pu.ch troops areeziseiftedto-raorrow.,
stat.ta, OCT.
General Davoust has his he td-quarters at Pots-
dam. General Huhn, who now commands here, was •
.last year French Commandant at Vienna.—(fim.;.
burg* Corrtlonditetn, Nov. 1.)
AUCLAUC, OCT. ?S.
The Theatre of War, which was hitherto in the _
Mark, advances continually nearer to the Pomeranian
frontiers. An aEtion has taken place near-Templin
a cannonade tvas heard here to day.--t flawbusg4
Correspondenten, Nov. 1.)
SETUN, ocs. ftr—
An aftion, as we are assured, took place yasteer,
day, near Neustadt Eberwalde, between the carpi
of Hohenlohe and the French; of which we cape&
soon the parti:ulars.
French troops are expelled to arrive here to-day
OT to Morrow.
•LTOlgt.• ccr. rot.
On Sunday the Nth instant, the Dukes of Wei-
mar and Brunswick-Otis, passed the Elbe at
Sandas, near Havelherg, with 30,000 men.
The dispersed soldiers of the Prussian army ars
not permitted to enter or remain in the Eleilorate
,of Hanover.

THE BRITISH ViIESS.

LON DON,
TEURSDIV, Nevacrean 6.
The Hamburgh Mail, due yesterday, arrived last
night, wit't letters and papers to the 24 Instant.—
Part of M e ear's division, commanded by General
Hutto, entered Berlin on. the 24th. It is not
stated in what manner the French concluded them-
selves in that city, but we lament to find, that
cruelty and devastation have marked their footsteps
in their route to it. Weimar was given up for two
hours to the plunder of a brutal and ferocious
soldiery, end was afterwards set on fire. lens,
Halle, and Naucnhurg, have shared the lame fate.
The account of the Prussian troops having crossed
the Oder is repeated. Tkey are said to coosist
of the corps of the Prince of Heruesseme, and some
others, which were not in the anion of the 14th.
A battle is said to have taken place on the 27th,
near Neustadt Eberwalde, in which tionzsLoves
warps was engaged ; but the result is not mention-
ed. Neustadt Eberwalde is about 25 miles north
east of Berlin, and not far distant from the Oder.
The French probably meant to cross that river to
the north of Custrin, at which place the last ac-
counts left the King and Queen of Pavast A.
We have also received French papers to the ‘-'9:h,
and Dutch to the 2d inst. but they do not carry
down the military operations farther than the 20th,
being eight days behind the accounts brought by
the Hamburgh Mail. From the four Bulletins of
the grand army, vie.. the 10th, 11th, 12th, end
lath, we find that BONA P ARTE had his head-
quarters on the '2oth at Halle ; and the divisions of
NEN, &AULT, and MURAT. having formed a
jundion, had arrived at Magdeburg, for the ear-
pose of attacking the part of the Prussian army,
which had fallen back upon that fortress, in which
objet it was disappointed, the Prussians having
previously withdrawn beyond the Ode* The gar-
rison of Magdeburg, according to the accounts by
the Hambut gh Mail, amounted only to 12,000 men.
a number inadequate to the defence of the place.
and the magazines were not supplied for a long
siege. The report of the Kiag o 1 PROALIA having
demanded an armistice for six weeks, is asserted At
a fad in these Bulletin* ; and, thotagir the denote:
was refused, it is gravely stated, that the Prussians
had the address to persuade the sevoral French carps
which they met in their retreat, that the propos el
was accepted, and that the latter became the doper
of this artifice, and permitted the Prussians to pr''
teed without molestation. One of the minor PAI;S
Papers, of tire 47th, states, that the 14th Bulletia
had arrived at Paris; that the King of Paws:
was wounded; and that the Emperor NAPOLEON
was at Berlin ; but as the Monitears to the
29th do iu.t notice it, we may presume that the 14 h
Bulletin either has not been received, or does n
contain an account to that cffed. Such being the
iubstaitre of these Bulletins, we cannot waedit
sl
that the French Government has herow t
publish them. Any little interest, Ise t
which they were calculated to RECites
away by the recentness and invert:ince of
news brought by the hamburg' Mail. An aai
was fought on the gith, at Teinplin, 3$ miles not
of Berlin, but the remit had net tr inspired. 1t vri
probably betwcen the same corps were g