The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-15 00:00:00

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jerk was to have set off yesterday for Fontain.
Mean. She is actompanicd in this tour by three of
the Ladies of her palace, Mesdames la Marechale
de lime. Vaa klackeren, and de Harel.
There are plays at Fontainbkas. thrice a week,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The French
Comedians, and those of the *peer eesrigre, aa alp
ternately.
The competition for the grand prize of sculpture
is exhibiting in the halls of the special schools of the
arts in the ci-deoent College Mazarin. The subjea
is etahinter/a, nteelienties one of his nisertteries
The class oldie fine arts of the institute, will ad-
judge the prize on Tuesday, the 89th.
M. Blin de Saint More, author of several trage.
dies, and some heroic poems, died suddenly; when
entering his cabinet, at the age of 64 years. The
Emperor bad not lung since appointed him fibre.
!lan to the arsenal.

There 'has been exhibited. for some days. at the
Broteaux. on the site which was recopied by the
Menagerie, a ravenous man, who devours at one
meal the four quarters of a large sheep, rsw. and
eats two pullets, with their feathers, for his desert.
The hand-bill which gives these Funiculars, an-
nounces that this same man has eaten the whole of
the elephant of the Menagerie.

?MM. UP?. 26.

The following is the address of his Eminence the
Prince Primate, to the new King of Westphalia.*
and the Princess of Wirtembeig, when he pto-
notusced the nuptial benediction :
" Prince,
_ . . .

- .
ti Providence grants your Imperial flightless a spoils., the
micallent qualities and perteltons of wipne heart and mint
online a ~escere and deserve.l aff ttiu.t, Hts M. ty the
K nq, tier analyst father, has given striking proofs of his faith-
ful attachment le His isajesty the Emperor Napoleon the
Great; allot to Houses the must powerful, forms
Cu; attilototonal toe to strengthen that concoot, iounde.4 on the
.0.11:.! 'which the Gotooot Monarch has su receirtiy conquered,
sod given to tha Coal/tent."
•` Augu.t Princess,

" Heaven gives bow a husband in the perils., of a Monarch,
wliti:e excellent dinnisit;on will study your hap:one's, while
your Royal 11:ghiless will be to lain an inexhaustible assume
of felicity. The Seas and the Continent witnemed his valour.
his r • tidente. cud hi. great qualities; while the slaves whirsite
(Jaen Ise broke in Africa, Wes• their benefactor. Such •
hos.eoa, angu,t Princess, deserves all the alfectkin of your
heart, whirls you devote to loin In giving the nuptial bo-
oed ctiou in the pirseut celebration of the Sacrament of
Marriage, I :awoke heaven KM the perfect felicity of this
August couple. May emir descendants constantly Imitate
the exaaiple of their •atue,! May you, liapey pair, king
connitute the happiness of your people, and at length reerhu
the eternal rewa-d Ond prefers, fur the 'whet shorn Ise
calls to Win by bib disuse grace."

NAVITER, SIFT. 23.

Accounts ham been received from Bahia, in
Brasil. stating. that on the 28th of May. being the
festival of Corpus Christi, a coospiracy bad been
formed by a great number of the blacks, who in-
tended to put it in execution. when tile procession
was passing ; ►ut the police havit.g obtained in-
formation of it the preceding day, gave orders
for apprehending all the negroi.s without esceptiisr4
Accordingly they were all seized, and their atro-
cious plan was frustrated. The conspirators were
detained in confirietnent, and the innocent were
restored ro their misters. Several plots of this kind
have of late been formed at Brazil, but thanks
to the vigilance of the police they have all been
dettded.

1101111110111110, SETT. 8.

The King has issned a very severe decree against
the vtgaboud soldiers, who rove through the
country, committing devastations, tinder the pre-
tence of being prisoners of war, ramming from
France.
The war-committee hat finished its labours.
The King has declared that an army of 60,000
Men is too weak for real service, and too numerous
fur paraJe. Accordingly all the Prussian troops
are to be reduced to •11,000 men, twins supposing
the finances of the state are adequate to Ibex
maintenance.

Nikolaus°. arr. 19.

The knee sustained by the oste city
of Copenhagen, ate estimated at 96 millions of
crowns.
The wound oflieoeral Pernen, who commanded
is chief at Copenhagen, was dangerous, and appre.
hen►ions were swettained respeatog the conse-
quences. He was wounded by a ball at the attack
of Classen's Gardens. It was at first thought to be
mortal t but, on the fith of September, his life was
considered to be out of d..ager.

• The new King of Westphalia is Jerome Bonaparte.
.lie.. Jerry Sneak, who ran sway from his ship, hie wife, and
Ins eh.ld, thus beaming a deserter. a eigemiirs sod as
unn.itural pirent.

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