The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-19 00:00:00

r

I

the wholeiperations, which wee* exec-mei with
perfect seder and precision. An innumerable crv*d
Fellediedfrom •111 purls, and cowered the . adjacent
. .

tills. M. Hiller, C:colo el ot thr Itewuzeol.

Dour* and • numner of distiaguishe(l public
• officers, had the honour ol being presented to the
Queen, who, throughout her journey, ea saluted
with an uurnitoous acclamation of •* Long live the
King t Lot* live the Queen!"

ROYAL CAMP ur PIALR, AUG. 15.
The birth-dry of the Emperor was celebrated
with all the pomp and military show which circuni-
_ stances would permit. Last night the gnat day
was announced by one discharge of artillery, and it
•was announced afresh by three today. All the

vsymy imassesl iu re►►ew before His Majesty the Xing
alp, the plain facing Messina. without the enemy
dank 14 iotemtpt them. notwithstainiing his nu-
►uetoos force, which consists of live ships of the
• line, from 74 to $0 gons.'2o or 30 sysitre-rigged
vessels. as many frigates, corvettes, and brigs, soil
. 80 or 90 gun-boats. which are fixed on the Swaim'

coast. 'he troops defiled. crying " Long live the
-Emperor Napoleon I" whose name alone always
id.
eublr their ardour and enthu.iasin. The
'`Xing invited ell the superior military and na-
rttl to dinner. Every officer of the Royal
Guard invited three Officers from every bat-
talion of the army. and the inferior Office's of the
Guard each invited three inferior Officers from the

different regiments. Aiuong the toasts were—The
• Zeiperor—The Eknress—The Kiag—Thc clues"--
, • and The Aroiy.—All the Ladies in Abe neighbour-
hood muse to the camp after the parade. to view the
eutificial fire-works. Ices and refreshments were
uhuedinitiv served. The greatest gaiety was exhi-
bited. and especially the 'stalest enthusiasm mani-
fested by the army and the iultabasota ref Cala-
bna.

itATLIS, Ivo. 24.
The head-quarters of His Majesty are stilt at
Tide, within a short league from Heggio. For his
accommodation, a very pretty pavilion has been
erected of wood in the course of a few days, and
which. both within and without,l, adorned with
'much twit?. This pavilion, from its (Reveled posi-
tion, commands a view of the 'fifraits of !gerbille,
and the opposite engirt. The French and Neapoli.
tan troops Occupy on the right and 10t. several
•mill ancamprornts' along the cots'
.4 cslatina,
and the flotilla is at *mhor under the protection of
the formidable hold batteries. _

They contiuue here to seed off artillery both by
land and s.it to Calabria. A division of gun-!roars
has sbio jest set off. that have been lately built in.
our docks and in that or Custellawar'..... .They are
wry actively esuploy,i al.n in the conetructiun or
a second division. The Kist; 'enjoys at Piale the
bet state of health. The troops are abundantly
provided %with all sorts of necessaries. The heat
is fortu.ian-ly less violent than it has been during
ether summers. The corn and oil crops, us well as
tha vintage, prolate to b► abundant. The. culture
of cotton is every year making grsater progress. an•i
oni climate appears to be yes), lavouraLle to this
plant.

inmate), tea. 13.
Four large transport of, the enemy liJre left
Dleisina this seeping, laden with merchuadize. end
directed their course towards Naito.