The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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I'OECEIGN INTELLIGENCE. . •
FRO3I TIIE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
PAM!, MARCH 18.
Nis Majesty the Emperor, after his retain From
Eainbonillet, on the 15th, held a Cabinet Courted
at the Palace of Ely-tutu. s,inie day, the
Senator litainpon left town fur Boulogue, to take
the cominaird of the army on the coast of the
According to letters from 11liaz and Strasburgli,
the Marshal Duke of Daiitzie (Lefebvre) is ex-
pected in the former, and the Marshal Duke of
Iberia (Masseurs) in the latter city.
The Prince of Neufchatel (Ilerthier), who has
already, at different times, tilled the post of Major-
Gene;al in our grand army, will. 14,4111 undertake
the same situation aiih the armies in Germany.
We leant that °rental Duliesme bus attacked,
with 8000 men, and got possessiim of the town of
:Qattara, with JM weasels laden with provisioos,
which he sent to Barcelona, where all of tlit'ln
ive arrived but one, that has 11Celtl Stink by as
Eagliab frigate. •
Several convoys of Spanish priSoners, amounting
to betwetu 7 and 8000 men, arrived at Bayonne on
the 6th and 7th inst.
It la i!ontidentle stated, that the Russian Court
Minas offered its mediltion for the rcinoval of the dif-
ference between France and Austria.
MARCH 19.
. A letter front Bayonne, of tbe 13th iteitaitt, buy.:
The General of Dirisiem, Druiret, Coin Wand-
ing the 11th division, left this place Yeatcrility.oir
hi. way to Strasburg. We shunt, expet t here the
Duke of 111:Iontebello (Lanne.), who is said to he
proceeding to the sante quarter. The Impel-ill
Guards is Ito have passed through this city, iu sue-
ecceive detachments. on their march Irvin Villa-
dolid, h eve, according to some, proceeded iu the
direetion of Italy, and, uecording to others, hi that
of Strasburg. The last division of tbegarrisou of
Saragossa ariiveil here yesterday. The se,.ulJr
clergy, and the nit jority of the monks belonging
to that city, have solocitt d and obtained a free par-
don from Joseph Niipolcuii. 'I hey have unani-
mously taken the oath ot.allegiance to the new
Government. According to the lag advises from
Madrid. the greatest teiniquiility coutiuued to
prevail in that capital. The King frequently ho-
nours the theatres with his presence, and is always
received with the warmest applause."

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MARV§ 24.
The report of the impending depurtuie or His
Aigielimperiail Majesty is this Jay revived. The Moititear
contains en article from Presburgh, *lnch states
that the Emperor is reiteted in Verona.
The noted Palafoit arrived in Bavoione on the
171 i it-loaf, anti w.ni immediately (ridged in the
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tor
Casette. Ile is out yet pcifeetly recovered from his
illness.
The King of Spain has left Madrid to pass a
few doss at the Escolie!. hisrshal Souk, Duke
of Dalunitia, took possessiou of Oporto -,iii'llhe ail
110. iatt. cud, after having defended the Portuguese in .'
several eitgueutents, catered Lisbou on the 10th '
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- inst.
FRORTUIRS OF TURKEY, PER. c.,15.
The Ru.:iairs Illitt Ilbientirliii4 in great force on
the Banks of the Danube, cud all their troops
enartered la Moldavia, B.ilearabia, mid oo the old
Rusaia.i Frontier, are under oilers to 101Vallee to
that river. Tue Serveilis are a1..0 ur•erred to be ;is
motion, awl err beginning to provision cud iirri-
'son their strung hold..
• past-Apr, MARCH 17.
The troopeuf Darmstadt, Wiit.iiiberg, cod Ba-
den, hare receivert ovilen. f o prt.Ltiril to the vicinity
of Ulm. for .vhicli quarter i, port of them are' airea-
dy on their Werth.
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5 The foei Frelieli diviions, under the command
of G.:tomtit* lioudrt, Alihtoi , Carra, St. Cyr, and
Legrand, are pissing the Rhine at Kehl and Basle,
and continue their tome in the direction of Ulin,
where they will be collected on the 22d. These
divisiiiar will be followed, as soon as possible, by
the Lew hattaliains of gren.abers and voltigeurs,
forming by s.;eneral Claparede, at Strasburg. 'IV he
corps of cavalry which was expected to cross the
Rhine at Strasburg, tics IYAKSt'II It at Bask. Thl.!
whole s.f the riraidereement. that have just entered
Germany, cannot be calculated at less than from
40 W300)00 wen. The iolvii,ice of the tirst column
passed this .14 through Swig:int.
LEY DEN. MARCH 27.
The [long:lrian*, according to the most recent
news from 1 11:111W, are actively occupied in ergot,.
4114 Silo insurrection, eonforintibly to the arrauge•
mews adopted in the late Diet.
VIENNA, .IRARCII 11.
The 'Archdukes are on the point of settiug ofi far
the diii'seciit armies. It is also currently reported,
that the Emperor will join the army iii person ; but
the general opinion is, that Ili. Majesty um! die
Archduke Charles sill leave the capital only ultra
the lust my of hope has disappeared.
The Cosa Gazette canonise the fol:owirig iutelli•
genes. fmin Turkey :
.. On thel7th of.Juntiery, beiag the second day
of the festival of the liiirli.in I.l..yrriu. at noon, the
Engliiii frigate, the Seahqrse. Captain Steward,
. roteitt I the harbour of Coustuntialople, having on
board the British Ambassador, Sir ltobert Adair,
v. ho negotiated the treoty of preee. On the 2(1 of
Fe'oritary, through the channel of lii Sucrrtury of
Legation, he lormally tiotiSed his arrival to the
I:.eis Effendi, or Seereiary for Foreign Affairs, and
was forthwith cOttiplitsiented on the occin,ion by IL-
hilts,. the Interpreter of the Orriniiin Porte.
k.,- " On the del of. February, the reigning Sultan,
.4 . Mabo,riet flan, bed a daughter bons toliiin,'who
was named I 'mime Sultana, after her mother."
Down to the middle of February, the capital of
. the Turkish E.isiptre reinisimed peffectly tiempil,
and sill the reports of a contrary nature. vaguely
circulated, or communiented in the public JOUr—
isels„ are, in every respect, gyms imposition..
, lIIISOLM It.
The Archduke Charles has issued the foliesiug
rreelainatioil s—
dif We, chutes Loon, Imperial Prises of Austria,
ri1...0r Mind of Hauer, sad Bobrmis, ke. Aoch-
dwltt of Arabia, kr. lioictat of the doter of the
Gokte• name, Grand Oros of ?fats.-Tbenesa, Go.
verso, mot CopAaru-(rerteral of the liiimoloes of Bu. '
hem* (hie it a rrAiiiicit of lufantry, and or a
regiment of Hutson, sod Generalissimo of all tbo
• motel sal wol Roy.. Arunes :
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subjei.ts, whet are not lsennd by lost to *erre M
the mini's; to join and form battalions, its order
to be•employed for the' aervice... of their country,
even beyond the frontiers of the Hereditary States,
tin ease of their being menaced by an enemy.
" lit I moo, 'when the count.) was in danger, I
called, in the name oft he Sovereign, the volunteers
of Bohemia and M ina% is to serve under lily ban-
rims. Thousands of them hastened ut that (line
to join hie which bore my name; they
would have foilincil :Manny, had not their exertions
speedily led to the emu:los:on of peace. It would
he useless to call to Van. recollection the examples
of yoor ancestors, and to tell you now fluty` eatil-
geri they had to face, by their patriotism and
perseverame ; I shall only quote to you the exams-
ple set by yourselves—you are still what you were iii
1800—you are still unlimited by the same courage
awl the smile patriotism, which then roused you
into action. I.will depend, us I then dill, Oil your
HMS.. It is true, that similes:le ettllCtrOS, had N-
attily cares, do not permit you all to quit your
homes, in order to obey the calls of holiour. They
who are in this case •hall remain at home for the
defelice of the iiitcroir, for the safety of private
property. and tie maintenance of social order.—
But let those who are not eliaiheil down to their
paternal homes, by other duties and relations, im-
mediately juin and form hattalioes ; they will have
the tilleUnteSted right tfi claiw 811 the ialtaidages
which our I,eloved Sovereign attached to a resolu.
non so putt:attic. You know inc noble defenders
of lint native con ry ! I win not follittho you, and
you will not refuse me your confidence.
(Signed)
" Archduke CHARLES, Genendssimo."

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Since du! 7th inst. when the last regiment Of font
ii of our gun.), u left us, the city militia mount
guard, and t ! tine corps of city grenadiers do duty
in the Pala., Count Stadion, the Inipertul Mi-
nister at Muil eh, we understand to be appointed
Coinfilissarc-r r ~•Eal , 1 the Army. The Arch-
dukes are In si t out 11111!1.1liattly to join the army,
exportation of cattle has been prohilated.
I)::t.re, matter, ;In.
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Letters from ! as!e, of the I 1
1.11 illhtitht,
state,
that a corps of 14 .tu 13.000 French troops began,
on the 11th fin.tatit, to march through Swirzirland.
They are directing their march to'the I-Iris:gam • A
corps of the sting strength is to cross the Rhine
near Old firisnch..
Letters from Cracow state, that many regiments
are passing throngli ;hat town, on their march to
liinherg, ninth movements seem to he ii necessary
consequence of the march of the. Russian troops,
who ore drawing near the frontiers of Citlliciii, in
four divisions, commanded by Generals Llortezotf,
Sun arrow, Lewis, mill Girtsclinkolf. The hurry'
with which the monied men 0r the North of tier-
many, ancient Poland, and Russia, draw their mo-
ney nut of the Vienna Bank, SOVIIII to be a bad
omen of the sentiments of the last power.
fi,menil Kooblesdorlf. Minister Plenipotentiary-
sad Envoy Extraordinary of the King of Prussia,
delivered on the .26111 inst. his credentials to the
King, in the usual manner.
nauseant', MARCH 14.
All the French troops bare II ft us, end are ha—
te kk Itt g by forced marches to their diiferefit pl ave.
of destination ; the Nlarshal Prince of Ponte Como
has also taken his departure.
MENTL, 'HAREM t.'l.
Since the hostile dispositions of Austria against
France have become evident, the hitter Power is
ahqs making the rtiost,sigorous warlike preparatious.
—N ninerons corps of troops are midi anci nx
from all hurts.--lieverill corps have already crossed
the Rhine, and directed their march to the Aus-
trims frontiers.
HANKS OF THE MAINE, MARCH -23.
According to the last intelligens& front Vienna,
hostilities will be immediately commenced, and the
Emperor Francis 11. will command iii person the
Austrian "my.