The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-28 00:00:00

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1 IRAs, is the mere incenc:irable, because the Rismani i.e at
1 Corfu, draw their lir sviouns (lion the ports of 1. rione and
Plume, a fire eraninionicition aid, which has not bee. pro-
hibited. The Court 01 Vienna hit entered, Ant Genera
Bradt/ elii;lifil be arrested and tried. It has expressed iii dis-
satisfadion to Runiia. It will rause Castel Noose, and the
mouths of the Canon., to be deliver• ef up to France, without
having ix-casino to reply, by anus, to this ad of hosttli:y.
.. The RU.111114 have einnuated Mimeo", and returned
hotel. The army which the Emperor Alexander commanded
has also returned to Russia. After ail the loners which it sus-
tained, it is very natural they shou'd repair them by reeraiting.
A. part of the troops, which were at Ciefu, have retained to
the Rospliorus with General Later. A considerable part of
those that wore in Poland, are meta/ling towards Chiscaini and
the Crimea The Muslim with moored lathe Ramie* armies
is no mom. The French army which, to me modths,dilliipayi
the third coalition, was thud only on the piece wkdblidiriefie•
at the end of the three months, whiek hive at* awful
it is so orgy dyad and esisigmi as to he net id Dlt.r
from eh the farces of Laps; but no person WWI lie ate
to Swap • foucth euelitia. Enema halm fell hell, tlbdt
it wail be mew thrown Why. She ,49e oaf lerref, SA
odiall "alidess, whisk laseabilieeyealt, eiriheTrintie feletrefs
f iklatio Saglitse.lhalhiemoballehellteleitie coontry ;
thee Ile ethesslesellttlen. welsh eady hewn We yew!, ride in
• rtillilladlwide GM lisrlsitaelat; A* the ilisint *lfich only
hues* ateethaa welter Venice, Magee% wraiddrioa; din
• the Wit She ISOM depict from a North Alblitien, would be
Trieste and rienle, and the teamed ealcleadd of the Siigti.gh
From all tho porta of Ramps. Resin, seteovered froth the vain
• raise by which she was deceived, wee bridle! +Ptak 'Flirty mit.
seas of people, simmered over an iiii.neme tanitavy, ad under
• the sweaty of opposite the Peismiii, Twits, end Tartan, can
sio spent* forty mitlions of Fte/Kitilittl, united oil the taine
-=:::, bravo, active, and intelligent, and *ore Mpatik of
N RUMS, than the *tont/ins are of cow:oo4ft Malec
" tuntialt, Russian, and 6014,11,1 Envoys, mid i begot of.
Was foga all the erratitee in the **M. has( hived oe
rnik'sr es the centre of OM, ntaeliniatioric. The Emperor
I•olatide that they sheoldimi ilitvdti frost thinee ; and that a
Seeereigm, piaetia its his Empire, should uhf nothing Contrary
to the safety of thiser.vi:e. of 14kr hot Italy. The prat tare
of an emery ghoul*, Menne be, nob hi allow/ itself to be sae.
thended, either by spirt, or there who encintragiddieftlon wa
This .lemeed gals rise to litany Conewerries, *Menthe persons
Who were Ma obiods of it did justice to theetiselser. and A
evacuated Rome.
•' rile isiandoir. of Naples is entirely catiquered. The French
Weeps are at Reggio, at unglue, and at Taranto. Only a small •
hay of the bleoimi.tin voice could embark and reach Sicily
hat Weed is defended by 45t10 English The presence of
Oa anemias is me edditiseel indeoeseent fbr the French to go
limo. Gaeta. as therejlisest jeeiress, with a garrison of 1600
redacts hastened
0 The viet,ry at Auweilita hot produca at mach seniation
et Caveat etineple as at Pena The 'mulattos there was sat-
een and staivenaL The Government of the Porte is neither
fignorent oar tri'4 There may, at Constantinople, be some
Whom, bet they am oat numeio.o) *mut, on the contrary;
the meitiolied awesome of Romia, for gipping Use founds.
Ow of sois saw Eflipit., has set escaped the notice of die
• eml Otilioseass. They ate sae ifisetent, tier the protectioe
id frame ens stooge 0 ,element for the Porte; and that
0 Pied se the Oe'y pmtler ieterellted ht protecting her. The
vicinity of the V•lisseli in Dalmatia- Les iespisei them with
6 *liveliest My. The lEaspemt Ins pitons Is.. been acknow-
Ulla Lower. The Pasta knows, vial well, that its
View apt% Remit was eathrostal„ and that it I rat'arr I
Iraq between • haps* moth and his vassal, than
Sietwennheesonest and Seirevelga; that it is net the French
mho bre WOW the emu ad Semites to inserrection ;
Vaal etas of Was are oedema *rawConstantinople; and
dlara amaieltlenally eneekth: eteeettl6ool4 in the Mores. This
new iif the Pen* Pe peatheepd ems* witeninvs. at St.
It ; ii if the Pose slut be roused to acts of
4111118110 pea Kluois„ therm writ mot be (md, between thee.
Si. pest diferenee MA say he supposed. Pis
lIIIM=is berme. and were he bet directed and masidlelli,
be lersult Wr: h eeee she bliatosise *Mica. It is not,'..
that the Marty era well tope to. war ; hire aim has a
lmka pommies he iwdemadeirite; and Os wa for pretectinh
*SAW lb, jam of ail kitusist.....nrismillint of wheat,
' \Hem boososooniemos with the Divan, is *ell calcelatet to
*die herraddlod irelegmeelvea.
" Ira isstand sitentlehr,th this win, weny snatch, illiklrliti-
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. lllntldltlVOCC OP M. Mt/TANIS. .
" eatirwitairow of Ins sty( Imo or yes I 40TS.
ss M. Quer. Counsellor of State, in p=ti
project of firsaaces, bat explained the
- with ranch perspicuity. The Orator's re-
type* each part of this immense work have
• with the liveliest interest. Our limits
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permit us to give them literally, but we
that part to our readers, which has the
WS to conweltion with the political situatioa
' and particularly that of France and
'e 4 • g inereare of the public debt, balanced
by a exerntod or prepared; resources
nmoon
elerivoifloWastim remains of the national domains;
foe*** selecoors, the fruits of vidory and a wile po-
licy; these, added to the ordinary public coetribow
troop, N. Crete( observed, might perpetuate to the
kaos lasso at. glory, a meet empire, which but lately
woo mow hekned under the wreck of a terrible row
• vohnian.
" It has been said, and unhappily it is bet toe
Mete, that Easrepe stens as St. She rev/I ft• lelfger radefr
WM Me icor*, of perrre. which have been promised
her by unhnthful treaties ; +he does not even enjoy
she benefit. of a truce, which is a necessary interval
previous to the recommencement of hostilities. If
weasel:nice how it is, that, in the midst of civiliza-
tion, the people stilt feel all the efetls of barbarism,
we must be convinced that some mit aordisary cause
mot have ;uncurled, to throw Europe into a state
the most opposite to the repine and the interest of
dm surreitudieg motions.
'a This Canoe has evidently arisen from the recent
rupture of the only chain that has restrained govern-
menu witiiiis-the circle of moderate measures. I
spat now of the law of nations ; it eritteno longer;
and with it the faith of the majority of Sovereigns,
with respetho their promises, bas vanished; and the
observance ef deference and goodwill during peace;
moderation in taint of war; independence of neutral
) tuitions, and rasped for their property and their ter-
ritory, are no more.
" The abrogation of the rights of nations was pre-
pared, at the commencement of the last age, by the
contempt of an ambitious nation, which was dispos-
' ing itself for the attainment of universal dominion ;
and it was crushed beyond remedy, when one of the
Ministers of this nation, lifting up the voice of auda-
city, dared to proclaim, ' that a single cannon-shot
should not he tired in Europe, without the permit-
ran of his Government.'
" Europe remained mute and indifferent to this
insulting declaration. She seemed as it she wished
to conceal the fact, that this signal of dominion was
the less of are independence ; and that, as this na-
tion had assumed the command, obedience was
absolutely necessary.—lmprudent slumber, which
has since produced such mflancholy consequences !
r " Tile ion tnade by the Minister, Chatham,
littered the &nide and ambition of Ibis cation.

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