The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

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ed himself determined to follow, In this partici
case, the example of Russia. Turkey has been lei
rented as a feeble, disorganised power. BoN se A
has described it as tottering upon the verge of t,
and that, sooner or later. Egypt, its richest provil
must belong to France. What then could

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power so circumstanced, with so much spirit ?r
answer, nothing but a perfect knowledge (,f.
atrocious charaCter of the Corsican, As a
totally destitute of all truth and honour,
seeking power only for the purpose of spreadi
ruin and misery over the world. BituNt has I
behind him, as Charge dcs Affaires, M. R urtiN,
same gentleman who was shut up in the List war
the Seven Towers, at Constantinople,
stands a very good chance of reviitin.; hik
quarters. More Russian troops are cciEc•
near Sebastopol, ready to embark for Grf
and the GRAND SIGNIOR has ordered a
levy at Albania and the adjoining provincot.
This circumstance, conne&ed with the departort•

Balms, has induced a beliti upon the Continen:
a triple alliance between England, Russia, a
Turkey, as in train, or already signed. Aunt)
Revolution is expeaed at Genoa, and report stag
that Lord Ns [Acne has taken possession of Sicily,
consequenceof the French hay ing occupied all Napl
This report is prnbable. In the even: of an cue
sion of the war, all speculation looks to that qu trti
The Camp at Ziest has broken up, and Cie Fren
as well as the Batavian troops have marzhed ir
winter quarters. The French Cummandar is H;
over has officially announced, that he will reap
the tree navigation of the Weser.

IHs MAJ CST Vis expetied in town !!ii •lav to 11
a levee. We have heard that there not lie
Drawing Room until the Birth-lay. His
Highness the Prince of W 1.1;s, we trade •
will have t second interview with His NIAJL.st e
his arrival in town from Windsor.

Yesterday mornssg, at three o'clock, Mr. ^ ...
the King's Messenger, arrived at the 5e.i.... •
State's Office, with dispatches from Mr. JA '
at Berlin. He came by way of Lubec to Hu 1
where he was obliged to remain six days lief r '
could find a p.icket tc: sail to En7,land. At th. .•
pitition of six dtys the tido Nefreat packet airi:
in which he sailed on S..iluday, and yesterday no•
ing, at twelve .i':;ock. • ;anded at Harwich. ii
fore the Messenger lett isalist, intelligence was
ceived that Mr. Aapurniqr Ind Suite hid
off from Vienna oa f;ldie•.oiplomaac Missaas
Constantinople.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at Lo
atom -swage's Office, Downing-street, and at dies
o'clock a Board wli held as the @tertiary of giat
Office; at which the Marquis of BtAlcoroto, a
Mr. Lou,ri attended ; and at three o'clock a Cow
eil aster:shied, ir. cou.sevenee of the arrival of
MeAsen.tier Irons Mr. Jeccsois at Berlin.
We understand that a. conference took place o
Wednesday between His Royal Highness id
Prince of t": A t.r.s and Mr. Pi Tr.
The fiuitsitum of the Court of Madrid has ni

yet been received. Per'laps the Spanish ;over
meat wait the :arrival of SOL: NONYI I. LE, the bear
of his imperial Maieui.4s will and pleasure. Ti
Messenger who carried.. the dispatches of our
vertaine-t to Madrid has, it is said, returned to Li
bon, to wait there the arrival of a Spanish Mes
senger.
On Tuesday last the treasure nom the Spanish
frigates at Plymouth was sent off to the Bank el
Raglan.' in several waggon:, under the escort or the
4th regiment of Dragoons, and a parry of the Royal
Marines.

Mr. Day VIEUX, ore of the principal m rchants a
Leghorn, arrived yesterday at Harwich from His
sum, in the Lady Nrprai packet.
Mr. 'Not futon, who is appoint' d Secretary
Legation from His Bs Iwo.: re Moiesiv,under Mr
Jocesud, at Berlin, was to leave town this day
his suite ; hut, in conseque-ce of t dmval of Mr
SAUAR, the Messenger, fri•ra Berlin, he has pod
poned his journey for a iew days.
The Spanish frigate Mat Ida, being bound to
Souls America, the seamen were provided swirl
doodling suitable to a warm climate, c )nsisting Of
only a shift and trowsers. he SP A N till Aro MA
SADOR has ordered warm cloathing for their c
fort. Government have likewise immediate*
ordered fresh provisions And vegetables of *very
kind to be supplied to them.
An agreement has taken place between the British.
and Batovion Governments for the exchange of All
Prispners of IV.Ir belonging to either state.
The Eadrav a,, EiVi;HCS, boo d to Liverpool,
sailed from Halifax tinier convoy of the RM.,. Iry
gate, on the !lib of October, and part,d cowpony
on the 17th.

Two Prussian vessels from Lisbon, hninsi to Am•
sterd.trn, were captured by a Moot sluathon.c '• •
sisting of tour frigstes, on the coast in Yortu:2l,
month.

The Jon, Corr, from New York for (lull, isre
ported to be lost.
The Polk, ELLERIY, from (;ihraltar for LOG'
eon, foundered At se t on the 2.2 d of OR., crew saved
and arrived at Lisbon.
A letter from Y.,rinou li, dated Now 14, say% the
brig Eve, arrived last night from Newcastle i sbe was
captured o t the Sth instant off Hardpool, by a 1?g"
ger privateer, which took out the crew, eacepting
the Mate and a boy, and put on beard three French-
men, and two Americans ; the latter assisted in se-
outing the Frenchmen, and bringing the vessel site
in here. The privateer had left Flushing ems'
weeks, and has captured two .East Country ships•
a smack, one light, and two loaded colliers. A
large foreign vessel, laden with Seals and wheat'
supposed from Dantzic, has been found at SCa der
masted, And towed ou slwre at Mundcsly; Kerr th'•
place.

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