The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

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ilea WAIN la elate edible die /Khan det=inions of the
Cretenta. Patrol. . It la Lower'r to be distioctly voider-
:AMMO& that 16e stipulations of the Fastest article are out to
~be eisonidexied as laralidating, at otherwise affecting the
risks of the Crewe of Pertugatto theiterrstades of Cabinda
stud Mulemba (whirl sights have formerly been quesiiustcd
by the Government of France); oar as bedtime or reordinisic
the COMlllefet of Outs and other parts In Allies otituAteit
. upon the coast comwiedly called is the Portuguese languae,
the Coals de Nina), belonging to ur elan:add by she C. 0..:
ittttw4t I "4ala)l.liketsleild notHtoligrkesign time
. forego his jeuusißtifiiiillir:-
.
to pretense thereto, our the rights of his subjects to
with those Oases, exactly in die mute manger as they
• we hitherto done.
__,_• 11. The eautualextbange of ratifloitiens of the present
"Froaty plan take place in the city of Leaden within the apace
. of bar mouths? or Muter if possible, to be computed fi cm
tlie/sy cf the signature thereof
la witeese whom?, We, the undersigned Plealpoten.
tier* of His Dritanuic Majesty, sad of ht, Royal
Diem* time Peirce Re,zent of Portugal, in, virtue of
. ear respective fall lament, have soloed the present
• Trtstir without' hands, and hare caused the seals of
..... our Anal to be met thereto..
Dose la oar city of ROO &Janeiro, on the niaeteends
. dap o(Felfaearg, is the year of our Lord one tbuturo d
eight knatircel. sad ten.
(LS) STRANGFO/tD.
(LS.) CONDE DE Lit:HAWES.

1-IV-7:ALLI GRIME.

COit'ENDURGII MAIL.

strocKnotto, onavrr 2J.
Casette of this day, corrects in the following
IMIMIter some erroneous stel2inents contained in a
pamphlet, lately published under the title, Ex-
tract oft letter from Orebro.), of Aniust I.lth :7

" That two couriers arrived here on the 12th lo-
ngleaf. from Paris, is not correct ; but on thiPreccd-
ifg day a traveller Irma that capital, and on the
fallowing day. a Gentleman of the Icing's house-
hold. Neither one nor the other brought any
di•patcbes from the Prince of Posits Corro, nor
his portrait. As to the statement, that the Prince
had offered consider &de advantages b0g-
(10.6 in ease of 1115 being 'elected Fieuxessor to the
Swedish Throne, the thinking part of theliuhlic
will he belt able to judge of i'.s truth, when
they are allured. that the Emperor Napoleon, re-
fraining from any kind of intesferniee. li.ft the
*holee of a Crown-Prince. without the least in-
Spence or compulsion. entirely to the King and
hitatas that the eminent .qualities end endiiw meats
of the Prince of Poute Como, universuliy atletiow.
fudged; and not loose rumours of advantageous of-
fa!". determined the States of the Realm to grant
lathe said Prince the succession to the throne; and
family. that it wontd be perfectly inconsistent with
the exalted diameter of that Prince. to promise ad-
wastages lo 'the Swedish trade which, perhaps. it
might not be in his power to 'procure."

TITLA Ng IVO. VI.

The Dolt of Otranto (Foucbt!, why, it waaaaid,
Lai ataberktri at Leghorn for Naples, passel yea-
Wiley through Alesaarlrs. on his way to Paris.

.147.4mV, AUG. 36.

Gent Guttorp (Gnatavn. Adulpin) it now at
Weimar, whither his itlndtnuus Sponse. and putt
of his family will follow him.