The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

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PLATT GLAss COM PA N Y.
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MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
HOSPITAL.
THLWINTER (HI RS ES of LECTURES
mill lx at this Theatre on MONDAY,
October 2, at Two tiClork.
Oa the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, by
Dr. Hut:.
Oa ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr AllElt
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by
Mr. AusitnirTriir.

ca CHEMISTRY and MATERIA 3IEDICA, by Dr.
Hue.
Olt NIIDWIFERY, by Dr. Gotten
The ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS, by Nfr.
STANLEV.
Fe. r particulars may be obtained by it.quiring of .
Wheeler, Apothecary, at the Hospital

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DUTCH MAIL.

BRUIDEFIS, AtlC. 3(1.
The Prussians have occupied the citadel of
Sedan; the Governor had hoisted the %On', flaa,
and has given up the fortress to the Atli' s, by the
express order of the K lug of France. This is ti.e
first example of the kind, and this cireninstance
gives rise to various cenjevet-es. On n.e other
hand, Prince Augustus of Prossia is prey ering to
attack Nlmitinedy. The G4.ertior, ,ttpi.orted by
the mutinous spirit of his soldiers, seeins dispos4.4l
to resist ; but this operation catinct he of long du-
ration. The bombardment of Chu-km(lA has
commenced. It is %.ery difficult to approi.eli this
place, and the gatrisou is fudged ill I)..mh-urotif
casetnates. In the Ardennes there are still some
bands of armed men, who from time to time attack
not 0111% soldiers of the Allies, hut even the
hitmts of the open country. Those who are taken
with anus in their hands, are hanged upon the spot.
—( Haarlem Courant, Sept. .2.)
IIAa:uI7, ACCOST 30.
The Secretary of State fur the I loon. Deport.
ment, by the command of his iNlnj..sty, berth.;
invites all Magistrates of Communes, Churches, 4.r
other foundations, and al! other Colleges, or Cor.i4:-
rations, in the Northern Piovinces, to traltNiatt to
the Governor of the .Proviece to which they
before the 48th of September next, all the inhu-
mation they may be able or desirous to give, .e-
-specting all archive*, books, and papers, taken 14(414
them and carried to France, w the saute mia,.Der as
was ordained by preeedni; prochtinatilins respo:ctiiti;
the works of Art. Rort.t.,
Hague, Aug. 28, 1815. &erects.) of State.
AMSTERDAM. St: CT. 1.
Jima Royal Ilighness, our beloved Grown Prioce,
arrived here on the 30th lilt. in the evening, .114.4,
was received with the highest enthusiasm. the
theatre, which his Royal Highness honoured with
his presence, the transpoits of the Audience were
boundless. Ilis. Royal Iligliiiess, hisviisg yesterday
reviewed all the troops now here, both regulars doil
volunteers, left us iii the ufterimon.
BREMEN, AUG. 94.
The people in France are inskiiig bitter
plaints about the burdens winch are occasioned 14,
the presence of foreign armies. It is now not nu rr
thau eight weeks that they have been upon Fit
ground. Whitt arc these eight weeks to the el:
years during which the greatest part 4.t Europe,
particularly Germany, has beets compelled to
and toss.4upport the French armies ! Tlie citiz. 14
was forced to sacrifice his property, the fartver to