The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

LYCEUM TIINA7'RE.--,ENtAlsil o en; A.

THIS EVENING, ►VIDNESD.IY, July., will lw per.
furasololor Comic Opera, talk,'
THE DUENNA.

Carlos. Mr. Philipps, who will introtlnce the favourite
Song of Just like Love.," Isuortkutios., Ontriou.
Clarn, bliss Kell), ; Louisa, 'Mrs Orger the Ltuctuta, Mrs.
Healey:
After which, Owl time) the littll.4 of
THE CASTILIAN MI NSTIIF:L.

The rrincipnl Characters by Mr. Itohert, Mr. Mathews,
Mr. 801114111, iss Smith. Miss Lappin°, I,:e
To.morrow, The Decline ~On'l'bu raise Alarms:
—On Friday. ■n entirely New COS.lit Opara, called 'flirts
upon Travell.es.
A New Mits:,al Entertainment, in two arts, is in rehearsal.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON.
WEDNFSDAY. JULY 4.

A Oottenhurgh Mail arrived yesterday, with
Swedish letters and papers to the lf;th last. We
hive elso received German Papers to the 24th,
French to the 27th last, and Dutch, to theist
instant. In all this great variety of Fareign
intelligence, there lain!, of any iinportancif. The
Hague Courant repeats the report of our barit.;
demanded the cession of the Swedish fl-et, and of
the Island of Gothland, lint the Swedish letters and
papers are silent upon the subject. Unity credit
be doe le an article dated from the Batiks of the
Ell co, BONAPARTE'S new E.npiwss is a woman of
great spirit, and has slot hesitated to shear het re-
sentmeut to all persons in the least degree implicat-
ed in the unhappy catastrophe of her royal relatives,
the family of the nitfartuitate Louts the XVlth.
It nould aprar also that BONAPARTIC is Refit% the
part of a gaud natured husband, and given into
the wishes of his young wife. We hear, however,
nothing of her being in the so much %visited for
family way, and place very little cctifidt mice iu
these do sipping stories. The Paris papers mention
what is said to have token place off y. vita, between
as English flotilla and MURATS naval f.ree. Our
object was to take or destroy a convoy going from
one Neapolitan port to another. The de-
scribe the action to have been dreadful, but con.
elude by saying that we were obliged to haul oft
We her on doubt that we did net haul off
till we hail etreted 'whet we wished ; and in-
deed the account given by the enemy
,mentions
their convoy to have run ashore at Bagners, ia other
words, was driven ashore by our force, and probably
destroyed. As :IIuRAT is calleeting gun-boats and
other vessels for an expedition to be undertaken
fawn the Neapolitan coast, our cruisers are on the
alert to haracs them.

These Paris piper* are filled chiefly with articles
respecting cotnaierce, and attempts are maki•ig to
persuade us that coffee, sugar, and cotton, are so
plentiful upon the Continent HS to be almost thugs
upon the hands of the Merchant..

An Instruction liss been issued, dated the 20th
ult. directing that no S srtlilh vessels shall he mo-
lested or detained under the order of the 7th Janu-
ary, 1809, winch may be employed in the coasting
trade, from one port of Sweden to another. until
further orders; but this instruction dues not em-
brace vessels trailing between the ports of Sweden
and Swedish Pomerania, and die necessary orders are
given to Sir JAMES SAIMARIZ. the Cointnauder-tu.
Chief iii the Baltic, iii cniirequeuce.

The Court of King's Be eich was crowded at in
early hour yesterday morning, it being supposed
that the demurrer in the cause of Sir Fitaacts
Inmost?, Bert. o. the Speaker of thy House of
Commons, would have been argued. The case
was not mentioned in the course of the day, and,
we understand, that it is postponed to next Term.
It is expected that the Amax eir.OstrEaat,
this day, move to have the Rule for • Trial at Bar,
in the rases of the Baronet against the Earl of
Mot ILA and the Staisawo-st-A KISS. made absolute,
as yesterday was the last day for the Plaintiff to
.he cause against the conditional Rule.
I=l=rmai=wo
The Kisco is expected in loan this day.

A person landed at I)ov.r. een Suoid.:y evening,
from a neutral vessel. Hr represented himself al an
EnKh•h Messenger, but our Correspondent doubts
the truih of his statement.
The bone 'hire Militia left Brietol on Wertnee.
tfae., on their ruute to Wort ester. They lave been
succee4ed by the Ko)al Glamorgan.

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Augusti Regum fineres,sanclieque
Heroism Vosque ! wiz tau i sconimit Calve!
Parcite, quod vestris infensmn Regi ms uli;a
?tabus infertile-admen, becatque
rtmeribus Attire odium: Mors ebrwo 1,0! •
NSW sub fserleribus COSAIII
/.i berms et jos amen insiu'aliile oreptri,
lOge sub august° fan sit tandem C4'..-Ps.
Or Whir is our Coir"poodrot suli.,iae.l
foLowilig unolequate V. r.ion--
AlAct of kenos, whose regal fires are fled,
And you, of mark inferior, warble demi !
roe's': a wbile, sad stop tb• ladig.iaut
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If mitt d will, Kings his recreant ashes lie.
Let death from politics his memory *nye,
All.l party cease bum 14A4 fine in the gram.
While equal liherty mud sig:rt
Boned the same steam tbeiensingled foliage tiehr,
And *bile a King maintains Isis Kiligikrti's
May CATO'_n tome be meittiou'il ma app iea.e.