The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

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Count ante:hes missijerth..46, is in eunse-
quence of the late nego*sisnis in whicn that Mi-
nister was engaged at 11%nilai and which will be
consideted as complee. 'should the Emperor
Na-
poleon accede to the proposals made by our Cow!.
The Duke of Bluitswitk, it is said, will go to re-
tees'mrgh. M. Aspetn, a Swedish Officer from
Luneburg, has continued his route to Pctersburgh.
The Austian General Stuttersheinh whir came here
some weeks since with proposals from kistßitsch. has
returned by way of Dresden.
HANOVER, JAK. 12.
The Russians are, it is said, to remove their head-
quarters to this city. The apartments over the
stables are fitted up as an hospital for the Russian
troops. The French had occupied these rooms be-
fore tor a similar purpose.
The remains of the English German Legion are
expeCted to proceed to Harburg.
The good conduet and sttiet discipline of the
Russians are highly spoken of at Nienberg, and in
the vicinity of Hameln.

JAN. 15.
The English troops are leaving us by degrees.
To-morrow the 7th battalion of infantry of the line
will also remove. Some of the depots, we believe,
are only to remAin till further orders. The Rus-
sians from the other side of the Weser, consisting of
Cuirassiers, Cos,acks, and Artillery, have removed
to Zell.
HAMBURG, JAN. 13.
Lord 1-larnw!sy, and Mr. ILmmund, the Under
Secretary of irate, arrived here on the 13th,
and yesterday continued their journey to Cluck-
stadt, to embark on board the Flora frigate for
England.
There are too hundred and seventy sail of Eng-
lish transports in the Elbe and the Weser.

A MSTFRD•SI, JAN. 9.
The Brest sinadr,,n has captured and burnt the
Le.IU Slew4rt transpert, coming from Gibraltar.
Our Journal, of this day, contains the following:—
" &monis, Dec. it.
Tip Mitch gunboat. et Delfeyl hare Wen guilty of a
breach of the neutrality bithi. river' having taken the Com-
mander ot du:Eng:mit ghn-hrig the Manly, in bus host, ia.un
the Ems. Other vestal. ahn have been taken on the roan,
and which were lints upon the sands, near Eintilot and the
Fast Fii-s'a.id bank of the river. to i:,iiiaequence or thee,
trausacwiti., vLi a will probably C•li ticea•ion to setiuni die-
coo:tons a cutairt has been sent to &tint." •
At. 7.
New naval preparations are in agitation in our
Republic.
Our Lieutenant, Yshrand, has taken the English
brig Mink, ot 12 carronadcs, and two ti•pouitder;,
near ll:lf.vyl.
Our Marine Minister, Pyman, and Admiral Vet--
her:l, ate gone to Nimegnen, to invite Prince Louii
to the //ague. • •

LAST INDIES.
lirmards of fort,

rwrm, :y American vessel% were at the
Mauritius in August last. They went out chieflyi
with prov:s:ons tor the French Government, whose
MINIa of payment was by bills on Bonaparte,
wl.ich were at a considerable discount. Specie was
very scarce. India goods not much in demand.
The :flak a's cargo, the richest that ever entered
Pond...lois, realised 800.000 dollars. The ship
sold for 34,1190 dollars. Cutiee sold at 21 dollars
per quintal; claret. 24 dollars the cask; fresh beef,
half a dollar per pound; and fowls, three quarters
of a dol;ir each.
The Dani,h ship, Castle Dernderz, arrived at
Tranquebar from Batavia, lett it the 2d August.
The Dutch squadron, under Admiral Ilartsinck,
remained, at the period of his departure. e.airely
inactive at Java,. It consisted of 3 line of battle
ships of 81 guns, 3 frigates and a brig.

BOMBAY GAZETTE, AUGI'IiT 7, 9335.
SECOND JOAN D'ARC.
The American ship elm Branch arrived at Rom-
bay on Mondaylist, had touched at the Cape of Good
Hope ; from her we learn the following iutelli-
genet. :
The French Privateer that sailed on the 30th of
May from the Cape of Good Hope on a cruize off
Et. Helena, is .t low built fast-sailing vessel, and dis.
gnised to appar like .s merchantman; and has Sryl
yj Nizaport painted on her stern. Her name is the
Nafokon, she carries thirty IS-pounders, has 200
men, and is commanded by a woman in petti-
coats. who is both Captain and Owner ; and who
keeps op as a degree of discipline as if she wore
the breeches.

MADRAS COLRIFR, Ss, t 4, 1605.
On the C'tith ult. a brig arrived at Tranquebar,
in twenty-two days, from the Isle of France ; from
this at rival, Mt hare obtained the following heads
of intelligence :
The Napoleon privateer had got into the Grand
Nit. On her passafte from France, she had cap-
tured (of the Cape of Good Hope) a Botany Bay
ship, of 700 tons, homeward-bound, from China,
with a cargo of tea, on account of the Company ;
her prize had arrived at Bourbon.
The alta.'apta frigate had escaped out of Port
North West ; her destination was supposed to be
for India.

Surcouff's cutter, the Caroline, had been made a
brig of; this vessel, with a schooner privateer, of
100 tons, were to sail for India.
The BeL'oan privateer had not returned, nor sent
In any prizes.
The Prinrers Charlotte (Inc Haman) was fitting out
as an armed ship.
The Aitken and Pearl Iprizrs) were empl.syed by
the Government to bring supplies from Madagascar.
The Ss,rlinz Cast/. and Pigeon (prizes). had been
purchased by the Arabs, and had sailed. The
Lipton Castle and Coromandel, were the only remain.
ing prizes for sale.
MADK GAZETTE. SEPT 11, 1803.
On Monday I..st arrived the French ship Tau.
rine, laden with coffee, a prize to His Islaje.ty's
ship 7; rnairhorr, Capt. Bathurst.
The Tulairrt:e was cut out by the boats of the
Terpsirbere in a most spirited and gallant manner,
when under the batteries of Port St. Dennys, at the
Isle 01 Bourbon, on the lOth ult.
flo great is the American trade with the Isle of
France, that we are informed no fewer than 4210
Ameticen vessels arrived a; that island during the
period of a few months.

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