The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-24 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LOX DON,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.t.

We announced, yesterday, the arrival of Duto!t
Papers, to the !nth instant. As we then stat.!.l, city
contain no news of any interest. The Paris nese.,
in these Papers, states, that M trflial Let es it.'
created Duke of Dantzic. Marshal f.etceruc c 1;
duAed the siege of that City. The estate annex .41
to his Ducal title is in the interior of Fiance.
M. Aimee actin, the new Bvre,fisti Mini:ter, at-
rived in tqwn yesterday. He !allied rn Monti..y
at Yarmonth, !torn on board the Demi packet, 1!I
which vessel he sailed from G'ottenbur&s, on ti.

16.11 instant. A Swedish 0,11:er came over
the same vessel, charged with dispeches s
General BLUCHER, to his Royal highness the Du:. •
nt YORK. The Dursrt brought ENV.)
Mails, with letters and papers from that city to
rith. The latest intelligence which they contstin,ft a
Stralsund, is of the 7th, at which date Gen. Bt.t.c ts
who had taken the command of the Prussian troor
under the King of SWEDEN, was at that place

His SWIDISH Niamey. The armistice st.ll coa-
tinned in force at that time, A private letter, darn,'
Elsmeur, the 12th, states a report of a battle b:-
twecn the French and Russian armies, beyond tl-.:
Vistula, in which the former were defeated. 'l"rea

is given
deserve

as a mere rumnnr, and &es not aprear t..

any credit. The last accounts trona the
armies. brought by the Tonningen btails, coos,
down to the 4th, at which dose 80N.% P A ass was
Marienbnrgh, and the Emperor of ft i:SCI A
king of Pa C4SI A were at Heiligenhea, and no ciia
cumstancs were announced that indicated an ap.
proaching battle.

It will be seen. by the Ad vet t;sement in a previews
column. that the grand apposition dinner will t,e
given this day. The company invited, as stated in
a former paper, consist of the friends of the le.
Ministers, in the present Parliament. We tinier.
stand that the Stewards have received more thaa
one hundred arid eighty promises to dine with tier..
and that above 40 more Members, of both Hots
are expefted in town, this day, who will also Ls
present.

The ancite. of last night, states, that the
A'-
dress to His hl AMT v, upon the change tf
tern, from the University of Dublin, inserted in T./
Gasetie, of the 6th of June, was inserted kr
no Address having been presented to His Muss's,
from that Body. We copied the Address into ,s.r
Paper, of the 7th, and wondered, at the time, ho s
it had found its way into rie Gomm.

Some of the Evening Prints of yesterday meninx
the arrival of ; French Fleet off Halifax. This .1
an old exploded rumour. which took place in ti e
month of Apia last, brat did not survive the cli), oi
i.s birth.

The CAarmin: Kitty, Captain Lao t Gronr,
BRISTOW ; and the Dille er Pertlaird, SesNc:,
from London for the South Seas, were all well na
the 9th of April, in Lat. I. Long. 22. W. barin7
parted company from the East India Fleet whi,h
sailed from Portsmouth on the 26th of February
last, a few days before.

The East India Fleet sailed from Porstmooth can

Monday.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock,Their ssr
Princesses AUGUsT A, SOIPHIA, and ASIALI a, arrivzil
at the Qoattes P.slem, horn Windsor.
Princess Maar remains at Windsor. being ind.s.

posed.
About two o'clock, the Quests and Paancs.s.“s
honoured Lady (.41AIILOTTI FINCH with a visit, a
her apartments in St. James's Palace.
In the evening, Their MAJESTIIII had a see,:
parry.
His MAJISTV will hold a private Wee at t'.'c
Qu &La's Palace, thi, day.
A' Ad ien has been presented to the Ktsl
from the Corporation of Appleby. congrantlen 4
1 His Mar esvy on his late dignified exercise of 1. •
Royal
eaiPotnmun Hallrerative. will be held, this day, "' '
s '''
is espeaed that COIRISTOPHRIL SMITH, F' •
RICHARD PHILLIfi, Esq. will be returned z...,
for the year ensuing.
Mr. 'lst ose ts rio, of Castle-street, Leiceste : :
t 5q- 4
has received a Inter horn Mr C AAAAA I Sit'
dated at Bytche, in France, 117th May, sating, It '
the accusation against him of his taking plias
Boulogne, and the flotilla, is entirely f.dsr t 11,0'
after a long confinement. he is roved innocent,T 1..
accusers could net bring the slightest roof.
whole originated in private pique, and a most no
rious plan to extort money from bim.
A Morning Print, of yesterday, assured the r •
he 1, that in whatever view its ConduSors may i•
gird the occurrences of the day, the Parliam.t.t
kir:win Department of the Paper, they 0. •
themselves, shall be at once faithful and nitts•
It is a most curious circumstance to find a P.
paper thus admitting a want of gen
eral fin d,for
..
impartiality. The art of pulings Tr:
prolesanrs, but he must be an adept of rota(
ordinary skill and genius who made ti is
ditcovety.