The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-24 00:00:00

. variation; but b...
so far as relates to the lA.. .4.
Bible, and bas the support of m
mg circumstances. The elms of
.presented the spirit of the Emperor
to tampletely weaned from war, and
the arts of peace• It could not be g
Covric sir to behold the Emperor c
vho has so many insults and aggression
In an imposing attitude, with the b
head and the lance. in its rest. It must
able to his designs on Naples and Tail
power prepared to retard or divert
his conquests and his crimes. As ht
be, he would, no doubt, make it ;
in.7ly, the lssamblige of Austrian
rite taro tiers .;of Italy may have
Nat. suspicions. These troops
at a-J 000 met, And it his been 1:
that they are to be augmented to 7
avowed ohjeel was to form a cord
tp extension of the plague ; whiel
papers assert, has either entirel
ally subsided, at Leghorn, Genoa,
infeCtel place;• The augmentatie
then, at tie very time when the can
must have rutted the je 'basica 13i
may have been the suhje& of angr
to the Imperial Amhas,ador.
We lately , opied from the Paris 1
from TaLLEYRAho, in whiJa be at
subordinate Officers in the Foreign I
which he presides, as iv indlers, a
divi deals, as well Frenchmen AS f•n
holding any enrewipondence with
affair. of that nffice. The present se
furnish a ne.v proof of the frauds
departtneet. There are few of on
not know that every traveller in Fra
nished with a passport. Private
deplored the plunder and ettortioi
fo: eigoer. in France, by the offici
• formstlity. Forged passports a'
and for even the slightest def
are genair,e, the bearer is sure
into prison. This TALLEY It A n
note, peblibhed on the fgh insi Int
his Clerts must no longer gn sna
that all passprts must in futu
The plague used to be conside
&kilt for the defence of the v.e.
the strangest army. RONA} A R.TI
ereatufe, the PseaCt of reser.
sacrifice some thousand Spaniard
abealtar. Troops arc colleelin
uitrouify for that potpie, and
who 14 lately returned from Pa
MGR ill preparing the pll.O of mil

The 7allant Admiral COR lOW,
slay, in the l'ilk tit Paris, from
mouth' to repair. The remair
Fleet, that had put into the fon
Mond 7, to resume their station
Tint more Spanish ships har
our cruisers, and sent into Plyn
In consequence of an applies
et astiettalAe Spanish Merchan
labor been obtained, to p rmit
lei the ports of Spain, those on
&ere itre naval arsenals.
We understand Baron HOT II
lion; the present Sotrc Trot G
is his place, and bar. Guess stic
Mr I. Sinuous has received s
elearifeit y, that it is sepeded a
bor pinfesst ("nal laboisrs.
On Sunday the 3d of Fete
Levet} at the Castle of Duhlin 1
ing 14),)111, and on the 21st an
per, iert lununzr of Her MAJtsr
The Duchess of CH ANDOS is
until the middle of March.
There will be an Installati
the order of the Garter, a
Gc:,. ge's Day, the 23d of Ap
Nl:r. C 'WIRY'S new Musical
Trews/ices. It has been read i
Rooe n, and contains four sh
peElvti to have a long not and
A mong some new chary;
states, that the Earl of Buts
to bi I appointed Lord Lieuter
A. Morning Paper gives th
der the head of a private 1
the 18th :--
anusat mneateh•calocwmek th
.is ter,
7,4•17itr,0t,
VIP gh, dated 24th Nosoitito
f:
3 Beil, a Magistrate or tne
out t of [Wars. C ,rpti., wh'icl
• tilt* inr, and will he briiught tr
at h' chambers, to merrow, at ti
hot trot which has taken place
eh. !. 2.
Ai curious circumstance h 4
in St. James's Sirect, last M
—.---, having lost a cons
thrdw down his purse, And
nit me my last stake i" "
Lord; on which Sir JOHN t
in, till he had woe five hun
On ope:-.lr.g the purse, he on
an.l insisted on being paid i
Mir ; therefore, the tioi)le Li
liu adretl and t mt.::: TicL,

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