The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-15 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PitES7S

LON DON,
FRIDAY,
Yesterday we received a "regular series of
Monsieur it) the 6th, and Dutch Papers to the ,
The latter contain some reports of new partitions
and exchanges of territory upon the continent.
cording to one of them, Poland, by the intervention
of Russia, and with the consent of Austria -

Prthvia, is to receive a King in the person of Loi
the XVII L. 'this is only the revival of an old i
port mentioned several weeks ago in this Paper..
The Dutch Papers also state that all the Frngifit-
at Leghorn have been arrested, creep' tho-e.
have resided there fur fift.:en years. From tl.e
kura it appears that the evidence on the part of
prosecution,in the case of the cor.spirators, closed
on the 3d, and the Court adjourned for two hours,
allow time for the prisoners to prepare their defence.
The AT Gtertit•t, in his speech to evidence,
was very severe upon MOR AAU. He concluded
with demanding that sentence of Death should
passed upon all the accused persons erupt
EVEN, CA RaoN, GAS LASS, and his Wife.

We thought it. would have bccn premature
copy Mr. PITT'S Defence Bill until the blanks were
filled up, and it had assumed that form in which I
intends that it should pass. We now insert it
came out of the Committee. last night, with the ,
ception or a tew verbal amendments and omission.,

THE Gio at, an evening paper, of yesterda;
contains the following extra& of a letter from Sand-
gate, dated the I 3th
Since my last the weather has moderated, and
craisers have wiled from the Downs and Duni

ne:,s, to resume their stations off the opposite shore.
Yesterday being uncommonly clear, we had a -
diitind view of the coact; with our glasses we ct
plainly per:eat the line of encampment on Boulogne
Heights; it seem:: between two and three miles Ion!
and very regular, about a mile to the southward
the tow", and on a sloping Alias,. „;n the everi
sre could see the glitter of thstAtas-valten the trod
were in motion, all our rank were at anchor about
a league fro u the shore. 'IVe signal for an enemy'
fleet was hoisted about two: we could not see them,
but suppose it was a division from Ostend, steerirr
for Dunkirk or Calais, as the signal was repe;
from Deal."

. Yesterday evening, at sin o'clock, Their M
TILS, is a post chariot, followel by chi I-Imm.
and Duke of Kater. in tilk. coaches trod four,
an airing by Hampstead and Highgate.
To-morrow the ROVAL FAMILY will remo
to Kew:

The 43d light infantry havr not marched
fiheroelifFe camp, although en Evening Paper
they arc on tile ground. They are still at Ash
and it is not yet certain whether they encanti
not; 'tit strange, that when people write, they
not state what is aCtually the case, %%it lout adJi
their own suggestions.
DISTRIBUTLOI4 Or GENtRAL WOOlterArtlGsn'
• 111,11D-grAscrLas, sAt4DGATI.

4th (Kinesowit) .
Shnniedeies Camp.
b2d (Light Infantry) .
Ist Brigade Artillery . . Ditto.
59th Itettiwatt. . ll.tiie /talc'
434 (Light Infantry) . . Aslif.ad.
Ist Brig:ate Artillery . )
lit Diritiort 9tta S torlieliffe Ba;:teks.
Ree,nitrtt .
The puffing and quackery of some of cur
temporaries of the ode, ln• class is most disgus.
If a pamphlet, a report, or any news in any sit
from the Continent, falls by chance into their he
they immediately announce the receipt of a
Paper of the latest possible date. A Morning .
of yesterday, notorious for this stupid impose
says •• Copies of Montleurs to the 3d inst. Mile
received leaf Thurvilay, arrived yesterday at tin
rious Newspaper Offices." Now, we would
the charlatan, who penned this stupid puff, '
reeked the Monitews so long ago, why did he .
give an extra& front them Any foreign news labia;
the paper alluded to has since contained, was •
from a Report of the State Trials, published in
volume Svo. of 340 page'. Mc agates lens
BONAPARTI IS, also, we presume, taken from
same source, or is of home fabrication, as no .
article appears in the Monitor. It is an unpleas
task to expose such imposture, but, in ;ustice •
public and ourselves, it is sometimes lanaVt.l4ll'-'
MiDDLESIM ELSCTIONThe question sv:.,
Gentlemen bidding situations in the Chancery G
Common Pleas, Exchequer, or other t.i.ar Oi
which have heretofore been deemed freeholder.
eligible to vote as Electors in the County of 14
sex, came on yesterday to be discussed. After I
argument, it WAS determined that such votes
inadmissible, the voters not being actual residents
the parish or place for which they tendered
suffrsges. This decision is expetted to take
near 200 of Mr. MAINWARIIG% votes.

Within sit weeks, four French Generals
passed as couriers through Vienna for Conit intino#
Near 500,000 Swiss Citizens have already erne
grated to ltassia and America, and many rhatrl3l
more are disposing of their propel ty And intend
follow their countrymen. Measui es of severity,
the Paris papers, are certainly necessary in Swi
land as well as in France, to put a stop to this fa'
able fury of deserting our countty.
The Dutch government has ordered the
beautiful frigate in their nary, Irene, to be,
out immediately for General MARMONT, t
passage with his army to Lugland. It is
doubted but that the expejitius will sal before
summer. (Pwificiite.)

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