The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-01 00:00:00

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stilaria, Mirka issesures which, far front f ••it rot 'he re-
iteration at peace, were of such a nature, that they annihi-
lated the very grounds of peace.
" The undersigned, in meriting to the reerillertionv of his
,Evicei.ency Baron flarderdierc, farts with which theXedeiwet
of His Prussian Majesty is very minutely Nieto n. ,at
Cie same tiro!, interns him, that he hat jest iso • vi--,7•1 tout
Ffia Russian Majesty an order, dated I' hCI lit : lone, to re-
turn the annexed passports immediate!: AO to rettuest your
Excellency to traAstnit the ..me to the French qioverninents
with this present Decl n %Mil, since no itse whatever can lie
made of them in t'. Orel. :It et te of •T
" The unde:s:git 'I avail, iiiroselfrif this oppoitunSty
M stir
new to his Excellency theasurance oft resisted. •
(Signed) "N. 70N NOSIOSILTZOTT.,.,-•.:". •.•
"Swim, Solth June, 0. S.( SOthJul/40, leo; "
The above Note was imine Nately transmitted by • • '
all the Ministers, except M. Laforest, the French
Envoy, residing here, to their respeftive Cutlets, by
messengers and expresses.
l'his day or to-morrow Berea Novosiltsuf will
leave Baba, on his setnione Ploostheitar, . - .
lactic, juts, Ids
We ate informed. that Baron Nevowitaof.446l
has held further conferences here. will set out nail,-
journey to Petersburgh to.morrow.
A Ccurier arrived here yestvrday from Vieillit) 7
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with dispatches to the Russian Minister, said to bit
from General Von Wintzir.,,,erode.
ream, Juts, IS. •
Captain Jacobe, Naval Commander at Omer*.
communicates that the Teaser and Phoonie, tvidi
gun.bosts, have been cantneod by 'ever. eon%
boats. under the orders of Captain Collet, and ear.
tied into Granville. The British had servateat
wounded. among w‘rat v-as the Captain of the
Pleoper, who lost an arm, and was also severely • !!
wounded in the thiAh. Our loss in 4141011141 "no yp
eve. Captain Collet received sew Wary from S.
splinter.

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• itrre It.
Letters from Cartlisgena and Carts. of the 6t%
and 7th instant. state. that the Spanish oqt. • 'mei,
which bad been increased to seven sad of ine
and three frigates, put to sea at thy beginnioc
the month, probably with the intection of '
the five sa I of the line at Cadiz.
espedifion, which remained so long in the Bay o.
Gibraltar, proceeded up the Mediterranean at the
same time, hist returned on hearing thomdlapf,,Ah
Wpadroc was appeoacti:cg. Tiortigicobb etp4dfrik,
on the od or hand, hen- fig that then • vas a Britt*
fOrc:e of el •rer, aof etc Yne between Gibraltiot
and C.u.l.iz, rew.iic;!. ennltlltrena. It is supposed -
that, on th! first favo•arable opportiasity, it will put -i,
to sea for the fourth time, reinforce:l ^ i icy l'-motif • •
sail of the line, which 'hey were besy in fitting at
Carthagens on the 7th inst. •

• Juts, 20.
We read in this day's Aferriterr, the followiug
„The squadrons from Rochefort and L'Orient , -ova
the inefficacy of the blockading system. The Me
put to sea with a fair wind ; they bad excellent
troops on board. The Rochefort squadron was'out
of sig'at twelve hours after leaving the port "
Jul.? 21.
It is confirmed, that Marshal Lames is appoissi-
ed to command one of the divisions of the Army of
England ; it is to be called the vanguard of the ex-
pedition.
Admiral Missiessy, who was said to be in dis-
grace, has resigned the command of the Rochefort
squadron, on account of ill health, and his successor
has already commenced his functions.
His Excellency Count Cohentzel. Ambassador to
His Imperial Austrian Majesty, has returned
No further accounts have been received of the
Combined Fleet.
Itik%llS Of Till MAINZ, JULY 16,
According to an article from St. Petersburgh, in-
serted in the German Papers. all Russian soldiers en
furlough have received orders to repair to their
corps as speedily as possible.
The letters from Cologne state. that the Frerch
troops, which had been for some time assembled on
the Lower Rhine, have received orders to march to
the Western Coast. although it was first reported,
that they would march to the Upper Rhine
Several regiments will soon march from the interior
of France to the Upper Rhine, to reinforce the ear-
then; of several places, which are not numerous at
present.

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vitsswa, JULY S.
They write from Lemberg. that two ba•taliine
troops of the lime, which wen at that place, have
marched on the lath aDd 16th of last month. The
Archduke Charles's Mgiment of Ultimo, has also
commenced its march on ilia 16th of last roo-t'...
The regiments of the Arehitake Lowly, and ot 6pork,
in Austria, have received orders to my* se the

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la" at Ornivrifts.
and Phattecii toe •
sre.4 b 7 win- mt.;
in Collet. and ear.
611 had sermateal
Se Captain of vise
was shoo severe/ • , )
t in 011111111011 wit*
Mt Witty from a.
sore- no.
CIA.. of the 64
Spanish sqt. Ire*,
!yen sail of Lne •
it thi.• beginniny
nteetion of joisiai
The greas,l.:4,li4l
long in the Bay of
lediterritntan at the •
ring tit •
irk 4C11411"
t tiler • vas a Britt&
e Besireen Gibraket
is supposed
pertianity, it will put
vforee;l —7 v..: Isrner?•
ere busy in fitting at
• JULY 20.
rer, the folkiniug
't and L'Orient , -ova
system. The ivb
; they bad exceßent
'oet squadron Vellf.OUt
leg the port "
JULY 21.
al Lames is appeini-
risiens of the Army of
e vanguard of the et-
as said to be in dis-
sand of the Rochefort