The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-23 00:00:00

`betmitrrey.lhe prritshinty is, that, in futare 11.-
1101.1W:I of territory, part of what they have al-
• no:: I; :4W ten will ini t elmn from t hetn. The Ty rot,. for
W1.K.11 Is at preaerit united to Barreiro, will,
to all Ihkh hbood. be re-annexed to Austria, should
the good ;111 ierquilithlig between that Power and
FrAller Olin:sill undisturbed. lily this measure,
It.ivaria would be disgusted, and another proof
given krt the slaves of Piapolern have to ex-
pect in requital for their labours, after throe la-
'hours have ceased to Ire ne.cessaiy.
From these circumstances we come to this con.
r I tostoli—,-theit. tlte Confederation of the Rhine, not.-
svithstainieng it is the work of Bonaparte's own
band, cliental be well inclined tewards hint—and
dirt nothing but the insineusity of !hid power pre-
vtota their polttwa fions being dviteastrated by
e torn.

We tow indeed be• told, amid told truly, that sit
enemy •so insiguitimmt could not affect his interests,
or effectually militate against his designs. This is
not to be denied in the present state of Europe:
but e hes we shell have traced the germs of cousin-
nutiou atg.frinst f Mace ID other more potent Statese
the ms» of population of the North of Germany-
will • e4tetobeJ no small accession of strength to
that union.

It has often and justly been observed. that, till
the war io Spain, Bonaparte has had only the. So-
reigns of eminries to contend against. Throe
*be has plated off as puppets against each other;
and it was uot till he wet a people's hate, that he
his had a dangerous and fatal conflict to inaintliu.
from what we have stated, then, and looking for-
ward to other probable sources of popular detesta-
tion in States stow under his control, it is that we
shall emfeacnor to throw a gleam of hope over the
destinies of Eurisp; and chew that, even yet, her
deliverance luny be efrected. Should the people of
other nations, as tat Spain, in Holland, and in the
North of Geraiany,eutertain feelings of abhorreuce
against the usurpations of thi• wan ; the nest
Continental war iu which he is compelled to engage
will be very dissimilar to any of his past struggles,
and a very differeutresult may be anticipated. But
this eV hjett opens a wide held for discussion, which,
connected with other points, must curio the matter
for a future essay.

LT. be eametieeed

FOREIGN !hi "LIAGLYCIi.

WIDISH PAPERS.

STocaHoLNI, JULY g.
In consequence of His Royal 11Iaje-ity having or-
dered. at the request of Count Fabian Fersen, the
seals to be put on all the papers and effects found
its the house of the late Marshal Count Axel Per-
vert. the proper Officer of the Supreme Court of
Justice went secordinKly. on the 441 of ttlll (1110.1".!
to the dwelling-house of the accessed, and not only
sealed up all the bureaux, drake, &e. which con-
tained any papers, but also put the seals of the
Court on all the doors of the room, which contained
any of his effects.
A report havin.• been lately thrown into circula-
tion, that a chamber-maid of the Countess Pipe
(born Perms) had suddenly expired, Ills Majesty
ordered the Chancellor of Justice to ex twine into
truth of the said account; and if feunded, into
sibs cause of the death of the d if. An inquiry
!) Wee accordingly instituted. the resit!, of which is,

Ott the above report has been found altogether on.
fronded ; and that the chamber-man' alluded to
igtended the Countess to Waseholin, and is still

Mr. H. J. Bruno has been appnintetl
Russian Coasts' in quttenburgh, I %Wens Mar-
strand, Stareusberg, and Warberg.

JUI

The inquiry into the cause of the suJdrn Wrath
of the bite Crown Prince, and into the truth or
falsehood of the reports which have fur some time
been in circulation, is still continued ; but nothing
lies as yet transoired whir!. iu eay wanner what.
Griever confirm. the suspicions that herr been, and
are still entertiuned, by a huge party of the public,
against several distinguished characters in 'this
country. SWITZERLAND. JDNE 22.

Gustavus Ado:phut'. brie Klux of Sweden, resides
at present in Thun. It was not this Prince. bat
a French beaker, who lately se stisinu.ly inquired
in Lausanne after a eelebr.tted fish of the Lake of
Genera. called a Onshle Chevalier."

PETLieseunntl, JtJN 20.

On the 22.1 .f this month, the Te D-11110 we•
song in ail our .•7,urrhe+, nu arr•onut of th.- capture
of the fortress of Sdistris : the keys of the gale of
this important fortress were brought here on the
gist instant by • courier. When the P•cha who
earontitieled an Slligifid was summoned, he re.
turned fur answer, that th 4.7 shnuld rather see
the moon drop from the sky than witness his
surrender:" bait on the 12. th of June, after a heavy
bombardment, w!tich lasted three non'h and din.
lug which tittle 3.000 bombs and rei.hot halls
were thrown into the place, he found himself com-
pelled to surrender lie fortress. this the 14th inst.
the Imperial Crneral.in-Chief, Count Kamensky,
put !muse)! is motion fur Senitula. A corps of
the army bee been detathed to Varna.