The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-03 00:00:00

scHt[DAM, Ali. 25.
A report was current at Munich, on the 1 t;th
ism. that the Emperor of Austria had reccgr.ried .Le
Confederation of the Rhine.
The ratifications of the Aft of Confederation of
Rhine, were exchanged at Munich, cn the '2sth
of July, and succeeding days.
The march of the French troops, destined to com-
plete the Grand Army, continues daily in the en-
virons of Munich ; on the 9.h and 10th inst. 6000
men passed by way of Dachau and Schleisslienn,
taking their way for Lower Bavaria. A consi-
derable train of artillery is proceeding far Braunau.
The anniversary of the birth-day of the Emperor
1••
e of the French was celebrated at Frankfurt on the
• lith inst. with great magnificence. The following
toasts were given on the occasion :
His Matelty the Emperor and Sing, and all the imperial
Family.—Her Majesty the Empress —The Confederation
Our faithful Allies.—The general Peace.
In the evening, the hotels occupied by Marslaal
Angerearr, and other General and superior Officers;
the public edifices, the walks, arid many private
houses, were illuminated there.
MMUS:ISOII, JULY 31.,
Our Court Gazette of yesterday contains the fol.
lowieg Imperial Ukases:
o Having taken into cuirsolerariou the request of the Am-
in-AA:ler E.:.traor.lanary and Minister Plenipotentiary of OA
Satavian Republic, Buys, we graciousry order, that the rigida
of Naturalization be granted him ; and, as a proof of our re-
gard, as well fur the principles which he liar manifeateJ in the
toe:trio of his post, as fur his general ; we, more
over, base thought proper to exalt him to the tank of Act-
ing Counsellor of State.
" The Acting Chamberlain, Noozilzof, we graciously raise
to a Privy Counsellor, and command him, while we release
heat from his pest of Colleague of the Minister of Justice, to
• Oaks his Mat in the Senile, and to continue in the discharge of
bin poet in the Commission of Legislation, and all others en
seemed to him.°
ROTTERDAM, AUGUST 26.
The formal installation of General Junod, as
Governor of Paris, commenced on the 15th• of Au-
"gust. This took place at the Tcwn-house, from
whence said Governor, with the Piefea and all the
City Magistrates, afterwards proceeded to St. Cloud,
•
where there was a grand levee and audience. It is
impossible to form an idea of the concourse of peo-
ple and the number of carriages. All kinds of
games were begun in the morning at Paris, as well
on the river as in the Champs-Elysees. In the
Church of Notre Dame a grand Mass was cele-
brated, and Te Deane sung there ins the afternoon.
Divine Service was also performed in all the Pro-
tritest Churches. The Jews held an extraordinary
Feast in their Synagogue in the street St. Avoie, at
which were present in form all the Jewish deputies.
Three !tabbies of the Assembly preached, each in
the language of the country from which he
came. After Divine Service, the Jews, the Protes-
tants, the Lutherans, with the Cardinals Spina and
Maury, and a number of Bishops and Priests, sat
down very peaceably to dinner with the Minister of
Religion. The Arch-Chancellor Cambaceres dined
with the Minister for the Home Department, where,
among others, were present, the Secretaries, &c. of
the Jewish Assembly. In the evening, all Paris flock-
' ed to the Thuilleries. Concerts, illuminations, fire-
works, and, above all, the Emperor's presence, who
was every where received with unbounded acclama-
tions, united to render that place an aftual scene.
of joy and satisfaftion.
11•GUlt, •unust '22.
Yesterday, orders were issued to the French:lS
troops in Holland, by the General of Divi:ion, for
the troops to hold themselves in readiness to cele-
brate the birth-day of their benevolent Sovereign,
Laois Napoleon the First.
VIENNA, AUGUST 9.
The new title of the Emperor of Germany will
be Francis the First, by the grace of God, Emperor
of Austria, King of Jerusalem. Hungary, Bohemia,
Dalmatia, Croatia, Schavonia, Gallicia, and Lodo-
' mime, Archduke of Austria, Duke of Lotharingen,
Saltzburg, Wurtzburg, Frankenland, Stiermark,
Carinthia and Carniola, Grand Duke of Cracow,
Prince of Transilvania, Margrave of Moravia,
Duke of Sandomir, Massovie, Luplin, Upper and
Lower Silesia, &c.
NAGLE, AUG. V/.
We are in drily expeftation of seeing Louis Na-
poleon return to his dominion/. His Majesty, after
having spent a short time at Wisbaden, has left that
4., place, where the baths have been of essential service
to him. What confirms this supposition is. that he
has given orders that no mere State Counsellors
should be tent him, as was customary every Sunday.
TRIST, AUG.
Yesterday, at half-past eleven at night, a fire
..lialt4o out in the front of the town, which raged
violence for seven hours, and did a great
deal of (UMW.
PARIS, AtO. 18.
We hive not beard any thing particular concern-
ing the mission of Lord Lauderdale, which prove:
that the ceirciation is not brokers old', and leaver

The ithnitcur van:tins several !).trees of tEs Ma-
jesty the King of Naples and Sicily ; Among which
the most re:nal kahle Are one, for tae total aboli-
tion'of FeudaLsm ; one for the re-oriaiiisation of th.:
Marine; and one for the abolitii of Jesuitism,
which had been re-established there.
It is said 014. t!.e JOAVISh A'ASC/Ilbly have delivered
satisfaaory answers to the remaining questions pro-
posed to them, as follows :-
4. Are the French, in the eye; of the Jew's, their bruthers,
or strairgcli ?
S. What, in either cam, are the relations which their law
permits them to inaimain with those Franc:men who are not
of their religion!
G. Do the Jews born in France, and treated by the laws as
French Citiseits, consider France as their netive country
Are they obliged to defend it ?—Are then blond to obierve the
laws, and to regulate themselves by the limitation of the Civil
Cock ?
7. Who appoints the Ralabies
B. What civil authority do the Rabbles exercise among the
Jews ? What criminal police do they exercise among
tbem
9.'ls the manner of electing the Ralibiel, and the criminal
police, required by the Jew.sh Lan:, or ate they merely sane-
batted by conota ?
10. Are there occupations prohibited the Jews by their
laws ?
11. Are the Jews, by their laws, prohibited taking usury
from their Brother ? Dam the Law pioli.bit or permit them to
du so with reepea to strangers! •

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY. SrprCuacsB.

No Messenger had arrived at a late heur last
night, from the Earl of I. ,LDEIMAI.E, at Paris.
It seas confidently reported ia the course of the day,
that his lordbhip had left the French capital, and
might be how ly espated in England. We think
this not an improbable case.

We received a series of Dutch Papers, last night,
but none of a later date than the 25th last. They
do not contain much of those military movements
and warl kr: preparations, announced upon the
authority of private letters. By this observation, it
is not, however, meant to throw any discredit upon
private intelligence. The degraded state of the
Dutch Press will not allow us to look to the
public papers for any information which King
Louis wishes to suppress. In Paris,the new Jewish
Constitution is in its progress to maturity. This
business appears to be carried on in the way of what
the Lawyers call a frAing Bill in Chancery, and the
Jewish Derides have answered a new string of
interrogatories. The Dutch do not encourage any
hopes of peP--

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We have also received Harn!fargh Papers to
the 23d list. The military preparations of
Prussia appear to increase with the danger and pres-
sure of the crisis. Su apprehensive is she of an
attack on her &mon frontier, that the Prince of
'tonsil tone, the General who is appointed to com-
mand in that quarter, set out to join the army
without calling at Berlin, to receive instrunions.
The EleBorate of Hanover, is also, it would ap-
r pear, to be resolutely defended. The fortress of
Nienburgh is strengthened, and that of Hameln, al.
most impregnable, has been abundantly provisioned.
Some of the French troops have anually entered
the Austrian territory, in the neighbourhood of the

Inn, °oda that most accommodating of all pretexts,

the plea of convenience.
Letters from Holland of the 2Gth ul.. mention
that French troops were aetnally on their march to
occupy East Friesland, and that the Prussian gar.
rison in Embden had evacuated that town, and
fallen back upon the main army in Hanover.

We received, yesterday, a regular series of
New-York Papers, fromahe 21st of July, our last
date, down to the 3d of August, from which we
have made several interesting extrafls. From the
paucity of deaths, it appears that New Yolk never
was snore healthful, and the yellow fever is not
once mentioned in them. The report of its re-ap-
pearance circulated here last week, we may there-
fore repeat, was a wicked fabrication for some in-
terested purpose. The trials of Onoew, SMITH, and
others, upon a charge of being accessary to the fitting
out of Mt R AND A's expedition are over. The parties
have been acquitted.
A letter from Admiral COCHRAN% to the British
Consul at Notfulk, Virginia, dated off Tortola,
June 12, states, that it was the intention of the
gallant Admiral to have attacked JEROME BON E•
PARER'S squadron in the night, had they not
changed thcir course, and been joined by three
more bU

ips.

The letters brought by the Lisbon Packet, the ar-
rival of which ws Announced on !dialilay, state. that
the Portuguese are much alarmed at tha squadron
of Lail Sr. V ivccsr,now laying in the Tagus, par-

acre et;:cned to
arrive , )vat riotiLv
of rorittpi, nor the SECRETARY of SrAt?, irAve
been seen since the arrival of this force in the Ta-
gus. The arl of Sr. V isctsr had tent the
Larinia trikae to cruise off the Bar for the trans-
ports.

The Sp iee sloop of war, of 16 guns, has arrived
in the Dawns, after a severe action with a French
lugger, which she drove into Dieppe. In the
night, the Sriffire manned her boats, and attempted
to cut her out, but were repulsed ; the logger being
full of soldiers, and under the prote.lion of the bat-
teries. %Ve are concerned to state, that several of
the Spitfire's Officers and crew were killed and
wounded. The slaughter on the side of the enemy
is supposed to have been very great.
The following account of this gallant enterptise is
given in a letter dated Uc.tl, Sept. 1 :-
4, A most desperate, though unsuece,sfu! attempt, was
made the other evening, by the boats of His Majesty's
Spitfire, to cut out a large French privateer (loin under the
hi tteriea at Dieppe r but it appeant that the enemy were per
fleetly prepared to receive the attack, as they aid mot sue .r gun
till the beets were nearly along-side, when su:h a treme•idous
discharge of musketry 'and tor itch took place, as obliged our
gallant tars to retire; and, lent extremely grieved to say, not
without considerable hers; the Boatswain mid seven mon being
killed, and two Lieutenants and four men wound:A, :•oine of
them, I fear, dangerously the latter have just beet, blought
en shore to our Hospital, where every-aueration will Le land
them ..One of the Lieutenants is shot through the body, but
Ihopes are entertained of his tezuvery, the other is slightly

We have the pleasure to announce the safe ar-
rival of the China fleet off the Isle of Wight, under
convoy of His IAA)! STY% ship Adamant. The fleet
left China the 4th March, arrived at St. ULlena the
2d, ::ad sailed from thence the oth July, consisting
of the following ships :
ENeter, Capt. Menton; Cumberland, Ferrer; Henry Ad•
dingtoit, Kirkpatrick; Bombay Castle, Hamilton; Wexford,
Clarke; Windham, Stewart; FAA !love, Murray; Royal
George, G•iblale ; Hope, Penderrasi ; Ocean, Williamson;
Court', flay ; Walley, Wilson ; and Sr•alesby Castle, --a,
The following ships were left in China
Ganges, Dorsetaliire, Warren Hastings, and Surat Castle.
The ship Lord Nelson, HUTTON, with stores for
St. Helena, arrived at that island previous to the
sailing of the China /Int.
The settlement of Prince of Wales's Island was
very healthy, though the heat had been very oppres-
sive. Great quantities of pepper, of the finest
quality, on sale, which brought a low price;
it was feared the intense heat would faaterially in-
jure the pepper vines.
Times of the sailing of the fleet from Chita to
England :
Sailed from Macao 4th March, arrived at Malacca 18:h ;
sailed from ditto 24th, arrived at Prince of Wales's 1.'3,3
27th; sailed fr.ma fate 29th, anchored in Acheeft it oads 12th
April; salted from ditto 13th; poss..d the Cape 16th June;
arrived at St. Helena 2.1 July ; sated from ditto 9th.
Convoyed from China to Prince of Wales's
Island by His:MAJES ry's ships Blenheim and Meer.
from thence to St. Helena by His MaJ est v's ship
Lantaster, from St. Helena by His Majesty's ship
Adamant.
The Ailment spoke with a Portuguese brig.
bound to Lisbon, that had parted two days before
with a French line of battle ship and two frigates.
cruising for the above fleet; the Portuguese Cap-
tain said, that Jeaoraa BOSATA KIR was on board
the line of battle ship.

Another Aerount tan—
On the 23d of July, in lat. 3. N. long. 25.11.
the China Fleet fell in with a Portuguese brig,
who informed them the day before he htd parted
with a ship of the line and two frigates, cruising
between St. Paul's Rock: and Cape de Verds,
part of a squadron of seven sail that had gone to
St. Salvador, for water. They had captured 25
sail of Guineamen.

On Monday, Lords llot.t.asto and AL:CILL AND
held their first meeting with their Escellencies Messrs.
MONRU and Pitiostwev. the American Ambassa-
dors, in the Treasury Chambers. They sat from
twelve o'clock till two. Mr. Ent', their Secretary,
attended them.
Mr. Timmy and Mr. S•RJE A NT, we under-
stand, are about to be appointed to situations in
Ireland.
Mr. Da stmosn, Chief of the China super-
cargoes, is expated home by one of the first ships
of neat season.
We understand that Colonel Betio Las-, of Ah-
berley Lodge, has an intention of offering hims4f
as a candidate, at the general ele&ion, to represent
the city of Worcester in Parliament.
On the 2lth last, the 2d battalion 71st regiment
embarked at Greenwich, in three large transports,
and sailed with a fair wind for slelfast.
'Vhe East Battalion of the Mendip Legion, con-
sisting of 700 men, commanded by the Right Hon.
J. H. ADDINGTON, have unanimously daermined
to continue their services under the new regulations.
Extra& of a Letter from Nassau, dated July t t :
" Arrived on Saturday, io fifteen days from New-
Yak, the schooner Enrerprize, Jourtsom. Captain
dominos informs, that in lat. 30, he fell in with His
Allasalt's frigates Merw,44 and (lopal who de-
tained him two days; they had its their possession
the ship Vatiaker, from Goadalmpe, Land to
Philadelphia, which Captain J. learned thvy intend-
' et! seotlios to

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