The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-12-09 00:00:00

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IVONr) Y. D: r:Fmnct 9.

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Two I Limlnirgh Slob became due yesterday ;
'lst no arriv.ils flour the Continent, we believe,
taken place at a late hour last night.
Lieutenant-General FRANCIS DUNIIIAS, who
command a corps under Lord CAT MC ART upon II
0)7.6:1ent, arrived in town on Saturday to receive
his final instr nis. Majors-General MACKFNZIS,
FRASER, blr ARTHUR WKI.LESLEY, SIIERIROKY.
and HILL, will command brigades under him. The
embarkation of the troops proceeds with great ac-
tivity; and new troops every day arrive at the ports
in the Downs. The 9d, sth, Bth, 30th, 87th,
and 89th Regiments are on board in the Downs,
with the 26th, or Cameronian regiment, also art iced
from Ireland. The last of the heavy Dragoons of
the German Leglon,were to have embarked on Satur-
day. The Ist Battalion of the 79th Regiment, which
lately arrived from Cork, were disembarked at Rams
gate on Saturday, from whence they will march for
Ospringe and Faversham to join the second Brigade
of the same Regiment, at those places. The two bat.
talions, with the 911 d, at Cantecbury,lform a brigade
under the command of Major-General Hoes.

We have received New York papers to the 27th
of o,stober. They slate, that th.. Bi itish have taken
posse<sion of Cape Nichola Mole, in St. Domingo,
where they have landed troops. His Imperial Ma-
jesty, Dassat.itiEs, is not dead, but great jealousy
subsists between him and Ctsatsrueua, vrhose popu-
larity increases. An insurreilion is apprehended.
We feel pleaure in adding, that the malignant fe-
ver has ceased in New York. ,Ttit following no-
lice was issued by the Board of Health :

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NEW—YORK, OCT. 9.6.
" The fluent or Health have the satisfaction to andotincit
to their Vellev-Cit,iens, that, in their opinion, every tea.
sona',le cause of clanger from malignant fever has ceases!.
sod OA they may return to their respectise hom, a in per•
fe t s.ifety. The Bard recornincol, however, that precut
tiunal measures be taken to ventilate their dwelling,"

The remains of the lamented Lord Nstsots will
be carried round, from Portsmouth to the River,
in the Villory. That vesstl must, however, receive
s• me repairs before she can proceed upon her me-
lane' rly destination: she has forty-eight shots be-
tween wind and water on one side, and forty-two
ma the other. What must have been her share of
the anion in the glorious day off Cap. Trafalgar?

Saturday morning His nlaatirse. Princesses Au.
•I:,T A. SOPHIA, and A MEI.I#, accompath..d by Gr-
.. rah Fir znov, Coh.ael TAYLOR, on horseback,
Lady STON4Y, in a chaise and friar, took an air.
trg by Cranboui n.
lice Iklaaasry and the other Parecesses took an
airing, in a carriage and four, by Langley.
Yesterday morning, His NI/sass:re, Princesses
ACOUSTA, SOIRHIA, MARY, and A 41:11 A, accom-
panied by General nese ov, Colonels Tett Loa,
and Ursasow, Countess of ELY, ViSCOUIIteSS
CROSSLY, Ice. walked to St. George's Chapel, and
heard an excellent Sermon, preached by the Rev.
Dr. fr,•rti the Ist Chapter of St John, and
part of the 17th Verse. After Divine S-rvice, the
Ro v AL PARTY took aa airing to Froginore.
Yesterday, about one o'clock, Lord CATHCART
Set off in his travelling CArriage, from his house in
Gloucester Mac..., for the Continent, to take the
command of the British Army.
Accounts have been r .ceived from Col.mel RA m-
ime, who has been ant by Government to the
Austrian head quarters, that the first fii vision of the
Flongarian insurrection army, was in motion on the
10th ult. and advancing towards the frontiers of
Stiria, with a view to support the operations of the
Avelr'uke Co Alt tics.
The Ptiqce Lrarst packet, from New-York, is
arrived at Falmouth. On the 14th ult. in Lt. 36,
12, lung. 53. 1, she spoke theOtrare,---..—, from Liver.
pool, nut 56 days. The Lady iLatulia packet. from
Falmouth, arrived at New-York, on the 31st of
06tober.
The V,gjsßtia, Scew.t. from Leghorn, a brig,
and a schooner, have been captured near Folkestone,
by French privateers, and retaken by the. Threaders
gun-brig ; the former is sent into Dover.
The Urgent, which convoyed the Lsed Eiden and
T.:Mahar* Indiamen, brings intelligeoce that oa her
way home she spoke the Dancorooz Indianian, which
inf. rmed her that when she lest the Cape of Good
LiNOIS, in the Mr,e4n, and Belie Puule, were
in 1 able Bay.
The day following, the Daardroq fell in with the
Trenaled,,eat of 74, G,ampus of 50, and T.quichare
and Pot frigires; and hence there is just reason to
hope that Admiral Li sots is by this time in our pas-
sussidix, as no protalion could be afforded them
from the land, :aid the French were very unpopular
at the Cape, where they could get no credit Mr sup.
plies of any kind. They had sold the Bruerwiii
East Indiaman to enable them to purchase the ne-
cessaries they stood in need of.
Tbe Geroge of Saturday night contains an Order
in Connell, That the 'Parliament, which eras to
meet on Tuesday. the 74t day of January neat, he
further p.orusraed to rre.sday. the 21st day of she
same month, then too meet for the dispatch of bu-
siness."
Tb: gap'', contains congratulatory Addresses to
His :shako. v from th- city of Winchester the
.unty of Denbigh. Newport, in the Isle of Wight,
it mouth, Ly is in Norfolk, Kingston-two..-
. names, and Bristol, upon the gloriuus viClory of
ralalgar.