The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-04 00:00:00

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auvr,.zubt.zqueat to &Le gluilous vidory of E.

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The Ilanthurgh Mail. due on WeJnesdaT, a!,
Lived at a late hour last night. A letter font
Amsterdam, states, that tke English Goverumer.;
has demanded the restoration of Hanover, as A
sine qua nun, and ii)steated tte Earl of I..sc,
moat& to leave Paris in case of a refusal....
1 he accounts from St. Petersburgh do not reach
further than the Brit last, and do not notice the feta.
tiom between France and Russia.

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V.' 2 have received Papers and letters from 3.,..
maica to the 13th July. The Gime:, schooner, ei
10 guns, Lieut. HALL, arrived on the 10th 0,
June 41 Kingston, from a cruise, and brought in
with her the Spanish brig Pact, of It sie-poundet,,
and 32 men, which she captured on the sth instant,
off Rocu, after en engagement of one hour ; kl,,
was from Laguira, bound to Cadiz, with a cargo,,f
coffee, cocoa. &c. and had only been out one day,
Ihe Captain and one men belonging to the b!:,
were killed and one wounded. We are happy t.,
add, that not one Maq was hilisi in board tto . •• .
Gipscy. •••

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The Dike of Newt packet is arrived at Falmorti.,
with a Mail from the Leeward Islands, in 3% days
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having left Tortola, on the 28th July. The
fleet (upwards of 200 sail) for Creat.Britain, ;cc,
was to sail from thence on the Ist August, unct
convoy of His Majesty's ship:. dgaolearsoa, and three
others. Admiral Committee was to see them cleat
of the Island.
openseseetwories
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
East India Hole, when the following Captain
were sworn into the command of their respecripa
ships, viz. Ca2tain 1. Co a Liss, Tracers ; and Cap.
taut rt... Consortarn. for Bombay dire&
ships. WoodjOrd and frac Beizen were takta
up for two additional voyagesles India.
The iCtiart adjourned at 41 o'block to.
'Morton,.
A paper of yesterday, stated, that a new Baud
of Quarantine is to b: established. The statement
is not torrea.—Goveinment have, within thesatlarte
(weeks, abolished the establishment, making die
oCommissioners a present of 5001. each. The buso
% gess will be done in future by the Privy Council.
A certain Qoack Doctor is indignant at the ides
that any man should presume that half the Citileve
of New Yotk are not already dead of the raise
Fewer-..cf which disease the Dollor appears to hate
a touch himself. We can only repeat, that we have
received letters and papers from New York. tots
33 of August, which reptesent that city in pet
health.
The hope that Russia has not consented to ratify
the Treaty signed by M. Ll'Oeseta, et Paris, to.
comes every day more sangunie. We live, it is true,
in an age which fingieeund forgets every thlcg
and the .thoughtless indillerante with which the
deepest wounds of honour are gassed over, knee of
its most prominent and invariable charan .tisticss
but it would be still more extraordinary, than vie
thing which has hitherto occurred, if the ;bud=
Government could, at any future peri3J. foritfl
that deldge of aspersi ins and calumnies pouted
I nth against it by I:l3:ice, upon the failure of M.
Novosictenr r's mission, at any lower price las
complete satisfaction, avid of such satisfy:boo se
see no trace in tl.e outline given of M. D'Oteatak
treaty.
Natwithstar.ding all the statements eircalatildia
the French Papers concerning the acknowledzrwll
of the kingdom !t Italy, by te.is or the other of the
nrinci,ial powers of Europe. it to incontestibly true.
that neither Austria nor Prussia hare aver het ni.Je
any such acknowledgment. It is totally unoece,
sary to repeat the tame assettion relative w ECg.
1 old, Russia, and Sweden. Exclusive of tiose
States which must be considered as the unceniiiti-
onal vale alt of France. such as Spain, Hellaci,
the nearly-created emern has been act:newt:Nigel
only by Naples, which sought. by tea y descer.te
cap,idient. to avert its :spot oachiag end
by the four Eledors of the Soot's, ot Germ toy.
their
in chit. as in all similar eases, unmindful of
dignity, of their duty. of their country, and ot tit*
most saated obligatioi.s, tae %tasty and wither, 4er•
vanes of a haughty, for.ign tyrant, only vita wit*
each other for the mile of speed, •
heard the dre tdfal voice of the silt..
The E.:D:3l6:in, t a long ss.llll4)ela
it "mold see*, is gives too for the
transpiirtt, on Sunday and hlcc."at
water iron: the 63und, and beg an t
An encampment, ot about l'OCal men,
be formed upon Roborotigh Duero. Rs
The repnrt that Bass ae as re had
Prussia she eessitin of East Frieslar
will prove, we beiietre„ to have keen
The Coon of Berlin hat taken every
caution to guard egiirst the conseqv
den itroptien cf the entroy ;n :hat
vessel *Lich Ica Einbden on the 2i
received ir.tellger.ee that the His
move) from that city to a place ot
It passed throug'a Memento% the '
on the way to Beale.
It was not deemed prod t. nn
thaw ar once all the Watt On '
since the first operetion that Mr
At his time ot lite, and when t'..e
considl.re.l. it mild not be etre:
vela's would vrenture as far as
ease of a voil•hful patient lalsoutii
raeciee of afilision. Ent tire*
his strength is so mucla imp are
row able to proceed farther /41a
after a short t r val.
tune was eurwea, by a (ref!, tor
which Mr. Ci us reli-oesseci, wit
extract the la.: drop of water.
here the pare. Abrut 'meets -
denim re by this, which may be
ante e

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•elected soirrei
r.ond PlyntowT"
tltr psreesss.
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to 1.11:d thr troop..
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v. near Plyrror
had demateed
;land and
leen Kell rirsdee
eery neressati PT
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lid lilt. ve hv
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of greater calm?
30th of last moue
nn Serday
it hid acertnal4:,
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r value of that
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underthe 4.).
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