The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-16 00:00:00

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ceiving this communication, than I experience is
making it, iii coolorinity to the orders of His Ma-
jesty the Emperor and King.'
" Count Sernonville, the Secretary, then read
the Emperor's Message, which describes the vas
nuns dommus respectively attached to the new
titles.
" The illoniteur contains the folloaing article-
The city of Tripoli, which lied fur several years
been iu revolt against the Sublime Porte, is a•Aain
reduced under its dominion. Jeer!)ll, Paella of
inalliditCUD, invested it with his urniy in the th
of August, lone, and soiseenuently uiade himself
master of the castle. The victorious Pucka, after
this conquest, gave orders to the Itegeuey, at his
departure, iu every reaped conformable to the es-
tveni which he has uniformly winged for His Ma-
jesty the Emperor of France and King i. Italy,
anti the particular regard which he has sh.
wilys shown for the French ninny. Not%%itlisiand-
ing the disorders incident to pillage, our nag was
completely ri,pecteal thoinghout the whole of the
ievednvati. Nun change should have take!' place,
ind it is likely there his, not, in the mtuatiou of
, Tripoli, the Consul General in that tot:trier whirs
Word, that the subjects disposed to repair thither
on cornmereiel speculations will receive every at-
tention mid support.'
A letter from Rochelle, of the 29th tilt. mentions
• the arrival there of an American Hag of truce, from
Philadelphia, having oa board IGO passengers,
chielly French. • vizi PI A, iirr.

Goi-the 2:111 the Emperor reviewed four 1).1, tultons
that load ensue from Saxony, awl belong to ,everal
of the reigning Princes of Saxony.
By order of Government, ■ 'mother of French
Foetal hare !wen iii.inuFactured in the suburbs.
Sevens! wilagon !nails of them have already been
brought jaw the city.
The Polite florae Guard of this capital is now
muiletied after the Enoch geoularnaerte, and has
received a new uniform.

All the e.tmps in the environs are frequeated by
a member al visitors. Tke most saperti Is that of
Ersendinf, near Schoeubruim. It hooks sr if it
were in the middle of s wend, from the nuinerons
tir treys which the soldiers hare plotted about their
hide.

The camp of the Wirtembergliers, between the
villilues of Wuaring and Michel is libto clown-
ing of notice. The inhabitants visit it in crowds,
attracted by the delightful situation iu which it is
pinched. stml the besmirch pro,pret which is seen
from it. This corps is wider the command of Gen.
Yon I)aincne.

The following is the mode in which the literary
censorship, established by the French Government
in %yeas, is exerciird His Excellency M.
Boehm., Ministe► of Police, permits all printed
works that are brought to him, to be immediately
pot in circulation, except those upon political @ob-
jects, which must undergo a previous examination.
All tuanuteript winks sent to the press here must
first be submitted to the Board of Revision, %%Inch
mimes thereon to the Minister of Police.

Ac(.Bua;, SgPT. 7.

Wear, still without any certaiu advice trams the
Tyrol. The Chiefs of that unhappy country seem
disposed no Inuger to permit any intercourse with
the neighlmering states. It is reported, that they
have compelled ell private individuals to lodge their
grain in the public magazinia, from which it is
again distributed Ws sawn portion*. This mea►ure,
which is a proof of great scarcity, cannot long
protect the Tyrolese front the horrors of fiemitie.
Advices front Sieltzburg roisliim the rumoured
ilhaiunceao of the e ffort• made by the T)rule,e to
*facile to insurrection the mountaimeem of that
principality. The parties sent from the Tyrol into
the Plistegiiitslse. knee ►eturned without procuring
any recruits iu that district.