The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-29 00:00:00

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NEW HISTORY OF &Nit...LAND. ?•
luau ling a faithful and accurate Account of Filth*
Ev rots from the Land.iig ofJuliu; Cesar fp.* rinuTll
Comas
man of Hostilities with Francs in 1809 t,...
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POR/s/CIN INTELLIGENCE.
INULNDNI AND DU ICH PAPERS.
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HAGUE, Ole 20.
The Autumnal Session of the Batavian Legis-
lative Body has igen declared this day at an end by
the President of Assembly. They will, however,
assemble again to-murrow for the purpose of deli-

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berating on a financial plan. These deliberations
seal be no longer retarded by a difference whichlii-
dsorto subsisted between the Legislative Body and
the Government of State. 'file Government, in pre-
, venting the Plan, confined itself to the total of the
expences of each Department, reserving to itself the
distribution of the gress sums amongst the different
breeehos of the mope& se Departments. The
slpgi s-
latire Body asserted, on the contrary, that it had a
right to judge, not only of the expences of each De-
partment in general. but of each branch in particu-
lar. This dispute has been submitted to tlk• decision
of a committee composed of vine Members of the
Government of State, as many Legislative, and is
Many Members of the Court of National Justice.
This Crottmiuion assembled on the tCth and t4th
ansteets, and has interpreted the Constitution in
fabostrigthe opinion Of the Government, by a ma-
jority of fourteen against twelve.
AAAAAA ORT, DtC. 10.
There is so great a want of money here, that
Erzhange is at 9 per cent. ; at Nuremberg II ; at
:Augsburg 7 per cent. Ike. In the Hanseatic Towns
it is still worse. This is attributed to the great sale
of English Manufaetures. The English, in order to
]rocure /sorter, have sold at a reduced rate, and
liken Bills of Exchange, at three and six months.
Thus money, to the amount of one hundred millions

of florins, passes into England.
MADRID, N0V.22.
The English Charge d'Afairry departed from
hence on the 14th instant for Lisbon ; and on the
19th General Boarnoireille arrived here to resume
Nis former post at our Court. We do not, however,
.learn any orders have be sent, ordering our
Ambassador to quit the Conn of London, notwith-
standing intelligence has been received that Admi-
ral Cochnne, on the North-west coast, is imitating
do aoudad of Nelson along that of Catalonia. The
frigate the Ulna, from Mexico, having on hoard
oboist three millions of piastres, which was refused
evanesce at Cadir, on account of the epidemy, is
eddy arrived at Vigo. The Veitgenza and Rai:
fro, which are got safe into port, had each the like

quantity of treasure on board.
CONST ANTINOPLE, OCT. 21.
To-day an Order of the Sultan was published
to all Magistrates, Deputy Magistrates, Com
nocaders, High and other Constituted Authorities,
the several Diwries on the Asiatic Coast of the
Mediterranean, commanding and admonishing them
Dot to suffer or commit any aft of hostility against
101141thwth Commerce, the French Consuls, Nler-
-6111111t.K Traiellars, nor even to treat the latter
WINFs as bas been the case in some places, but even
, M dbrd them all possible favour and proteclion ; it
the Sultan's express desire, that all the Ar-
ticles of Peace and Amity, which bind the two
paean, be atriely observed and fulfilled.
An the trade between Constantinople and Alex-
aidleia.i. well as other Egyptian Ports, goes on
withoutlnterruption, wo have reason to conclude
that order and tranquillity prevail in that country.
Notwithstanding Marshal Bruise's baggage ha
Men forwarded to France, it is thought he will wait
ailkoturn of a Courier, whom he has dispatched to
"Ma. It is said that the Turkish Ambassador has
seeeived posi,ive orders to quit Paris immediately,
as loon as be shill have received ceitain intelligence
of the ?bb ia Ambassador's departure Irani Con-