The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-12-01 00:00:00

FOREICin InA T
FOURTH HA MBURGH MALL.
11A1111.9t0H, ROY. 20.
Yesterday, Marshal Monier emceed Hamburgh
at the head of his advanced guard, and took pos-
session of the city, in the name of His Majesty the
ilmperor aid King. This was done in the greatest
good order The troops sibserve the stritlest dis-•
aipline. The soldiers are quartered on the citizens,
sad behave themsolvta ezttem ly welt. AH the mi-
litary posts in the city are occupied by the French.
The Senate published two proclamations yester-
day, to give notice to the Citivos of the approach
of the French troops, to enjoin a quiet and or.
&Ay behaviour, and to regulate in what manaer
the French soldiers should be treated in their guar-
ters.
t, To-day another proclamation has been published,
r which is as follows :
" The Honourable Senate received yesterday,
from Marshal Mortier, a letter, in which, after re.
.;.•...stiting the reasons by which His Majesty, the Em-
peror of this Frisch considers himself as obliged to
' %nab reprisals against England, he orders that all
Miss commodities shall be seised and put under
-e
is The Honourable Senate is therefore under the
-tzsity of communicating the contests of the said
to the merchants. traders, &e. and hereby to
-squirt, in the stsiftest manner, that within 24
-% from the publication of this notice, they shall
-o accurate list of such goods in writing to
want-Colonel Bazandourt, under pain
-Me con.equenees.

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oventy-feer hours which shall f 01.4
.4 peseta wotificati -a, every banker, user-
or .traders having meregandise, er funds, at is-
whether they ail-
. otherwise, shall
be Register 11$14•
place.
domiciliary visits
, to ascertain their
military manner,
. coy. 15.
iperial Goad
Gretbsdiers of
received otdera to

wouaded, passed
either respefling
"wren, certain,
; but, it is
...I ratify it.
.. Koenigsberg with l.is
CAM.-
1111.1 e, Nov. 18.
'Marshal Solar arrived here on the 16th ; his di-
vision is expeded to follow him.
The Prism of Isenhurg has puhlished an ad•
ilertisernent, stating. that -he has received permie—
dem from the Emperor of Francs to raise a Tee*.
meet for his service, consisting of four battalimsa,
and inviting the Prussian Officers and soldiers who
7!, have been illaetepris•Dr.ers to eulist in his corps.
By a Courser who arrived here yesim day, a re.;
• port was ejaculated, of a Preliminary Armistice hay-
,
%g been concluded. which is (spaded to terminate
in a peace.
A Proclamatinn was yesterday posted up in all
die streets, offering the Lurch part of the vale,, as
a reward for all pritperty which may be discovered
beleneing to the sing of Prussia, or stay of the Civil
and Military Person, in his suite.
•
P•SEM, NOV. 12.
' On the 4th the French advericed pests entered
Posen. Oa the gth the third corps of the Grind
Army arrived, and were received by the Poles with
the livi•he.t tokens of j 'y.
• The inhabitants of Kalitzoh, in consequer.ce of
an agreement among themselves, have fallen upon
and disarmed the Prussian garrison at that place.—
Several Prussian parties have net with similar treat-
, mew elsewhere.
A glorious day dawns on Poland. In a few
months the Hero of the French will resters the times
of the great Casimir and Sobieski.—(Pease Jeurnelj
NOV. 11.
• An appreaelsing peace is ..p..ken of between France
and Prussia : Marshal Duroc has left Berlin with
this view.
Os General Derahrowsky's arrival at Posen, the
populace took the horses from hie carriage, and
drew him to his quarters.
As the arrival of the post is free again from Bret-
:striae and Dantsick, it is concluded that those places
stri either in the hands of the French or their allies.
All the public Officers here are to retain their
As, and receive the arrears of their pensions, &c.
e: :4 great part of the French troops arc upon the
alareh to she Oder. His Imperial Majesty, it is
said, wit go to Posen very silently. list French
advanced posts are already at 'thorn and Warsaw.
Giog.sa is invested.
YROM THE NAYS, NOV. 15.
The new acquisitions which Holland is to re-
Warimitiaia..aor assAis Aiskiiiiials three

—verve ur vmaseawilsw..
departments. viz. those of tke Ems, Monger, sod
,•the Lippe.
'rum Nov. 17.
The troops of the corps under Marshal Berns-
gotte, have left us, all but one battalion.
'REMALY, NOV. S.
The fillowing article, dated ale sth instant, from
South Prussia, appears ia our Gesetie of this day:—
• We can now state, with certainty, that an army
of 80,000 Russians is already in full march through
this province, and will speedily aplroach the fron-
tiers of Silesia."
The Magistrates of this place have published a
Proclamation, enjoining to the inhabitants a quiet
and peaceable demeanour in case of the approach
of the enemy.
Lamle, Nov. 10.
According to advicvs from Lusatia, the Austrian
advanced pits are only a quarter of a league from
Ebersbach. Other Austrian troops are drawing
towards East and West Gallicia.
The Russian troops are falling back towards their
own frontier. The whole Russia's army. including
the troops in the most distant quarters, are in
11110ticti.

ing frau- English nsan-ufafturin, whetb
•• pertain to English proprietors, or other
bend a declaration of the same to the It
!Alibied by the Commandant of the piaci
" To verify these declarations, domi
shall be made to per.ons declaring, toss
fidelity. and punish fraud hi a mama
.should it be discovered."
Rettig.
• The mounted Chassems of the Imp
net Mt from hence this day. The G
the Gitard bad not last night receive
. march.
• Eighty-one carriages, full of woos
through this city yesreesi..y.
We know nothing positive here, tithe
peace or itilli*tiCe. It appears, hone
that an armistice has been concluded
said. that the Emperor bas refused to rs
The Kirg of Prussia is at Koenigsb
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