The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-12 00:00:00

The lost of the enemy must gm have been very
greet.

We are looking forward to the conclusion of
peace. Alexander will return to us, adorned with
the palm or peace, and will be received with shouts
of joy by his grateful people.

tstestc, Juvr 27.
Our University, to establish a lasting monument
in honour of the immortal hero, Napoleon, and
the restoration of the peace of the Continent, by the
advice of the Professors Hindenburg and Rudiger,
has resolved that in future the stars that form the
girdle and sword of Orion, shall be denominated
The Stars of N.spoleon." Our University cannot
doubt that this name will be adopted by the Amide-
miss and Astronomers both of this and other coun-
tries.

MILAN, JULY IS.
The Russian Major, M. de Schceping, bas arrived
here from Tilsit, and had this morning an audience
of the Viceroy, at the castle of Monza. He brings
orders from the Emperor Alexander for the cessation
of hostilities on the Adriatic Sea and the Mediter-
ranean.
sows, JULT 5.
The exchange of prisoners is castled on with great
dispatch. Several hundreds of Russian soldiers and
officers have passed through this city, within these
few days, on their return home.
DRISDRO. JULY 25.
The Prussian General M. de Knobelsdorf, Mi-
nister Irom His Majesty the King of Prussia to the
Emperor Napoleon, arrived here this morning, and
dined with the French Minister, M. Bourgoing.
Ecraa of a ktser from St. Petersburg, dated
July 5-14:—
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enneequanee of the son-eenostal of the Treaty of Corn
mares hetsrevn R and Eogland, and some recent laws
passed be.c, rvspectana ("Retinas. a u my intention to le.se
tins country insatedtately ; mote of war Merchants here hive
thought prow r to become what is called Foreign Gu•str, and
to pay a tax for it of 1,400 rubles per annum, but I have judg.
ad it pendant to quit, until a change fee the better takes
place."

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JOLT Si.

An account of the state of affairs is Swedish
Pomerania, is given by the Official Joossal of yes-
terday, in the following short

KULI.E7I:4.

" Marshal UMW writes from his head-gsarters at Dentin,
July 14, that Generals Molitor and Boutin, with their divi-
stens, passed this Pens at Dansgarten and Tribseo, and baste
arrived under the walls of Stralsund. General Grandjean ef-
fected his passage at Ancient. The Swedes offered resistance
for a moment, but they were quickly driven back. Stralsund
Is blockaded, and our troops only wait for artillery, in wire to
chive this rriorar, tieiiratuga4lnstead, completely fres Ilse
Continent.°

A UOUIT 2.
Personages of distinaioa an daily returning from
the Grand Army. The King of Westphalia has
arrived. The Minister of war is every moment ex-
petted. The Minister of Foreign Affairs. Prince
Benevento, and his Secretary. M. Mont. are already
here.

The Official Journal of this day, contains the
following article, dated Berlin, July 26 :
Toe King of Sweden, finding I is troops dawn into
Stralsund, has again resorted to the sobterfisge of asking an ar.
antics 'As UMW" given by Marshal Brune was, that in
this way the unsuspcOing candour of the French had been for
once over-reached, but that it wood M the *Area, of sills.
near to allow banal, to be again decayed; that the King of
Sweden raise surrender Stralsund, and abandon Swedish Po-
merania fur ever."

Letters from Rome mention the deeds of Cardi-
nal Benedietut-14 arts-Cisme% known by the this
of Melee of York, in 112.1 year of his age. He was
the last of the Stuart family, and of the Pretenders
to the British Throne. The 5 per cent. consols an
$O francs, 75 wets.