The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-09 00:00:00

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King of Prussia, Jared the 7th of this month, the
Lieutenants Qaestrep, Auguste de Mach, Pan-
wits, &sucker, and Ilona, all of the battalion of
(chill, and the Lieutenant of Artillery, Wallow,
who followed Major Selo notwith•taadiog they
*era forbid lay superior authorities, are cited to ap.
par, within the spire of six weeks, and before the
6th of Deeerabrr, at the latest, before the tnbunal of
the Governor at this city, in default of which they
will he condemned by a Military Commission, for
easetnamay, se deserter's; their effigies will be bass

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The more calmly anti attentively we examine
the Trraty of Vienna. the greater reamo shall we
tind to be ronviaced. that NAroLzox has consoli-
dated and molested his advantages in the field.
by his eomansolate ability. exhibited in the Cabi-
net: If we did not previouitir know CHAMP/10NT
itod,!4111111? to be Ministers? no ordinary talents.
selected by their Master to regulate and to improve
lisa interests, the peace mussily coaeladed would
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The idle and disorderly people, who have teen
in the habit of parading tilt! 5'.f1...111
pressing their dislike of 1.1. e New Theati Ili'
Covent-Garden, last night, di,contioned their
usual visits. With the exceptinii of the attack ol
Mr. KEMII.E.S honer, on Monday night, we
not heard °laity other otit rage eheeh they cominp..
tett IVe have rerun' to hope, that whatever ails
may have been practised by a few miscreants, to
provoke riot, and urge them to acts, involving ti.e
forfeiture of their livt4, that the game has lt.yir
now too long is-foot, for the most ignorant and
simple not to here scvii throu4li the net that was
laid to entrap them. We have been hitherto respired
io our uomereations, having, XII we declare most
*elm iiky, no connexion, directly or snel.rect ly, s.iih
the Propritto:s of Covent-Garde r.ot. ,t,
!ouch as a personal knowledge, be) and le tsui
as the public at large hove seen, Mr. liY•Slet. Upo.i
the stage. For the same reason, a•e cannot has e
selfish wi►h to wage war against such of our niteui-
porariess as have declared their determination to pot
down the Theatre by every ways and means of which
they are possessed. Should, however, any serious
consequences threaten to ensue, we will moat assu-
redly drag forth those spiders, who, safe in their
lurking holes, are spreading a web to catch thought-
less and billy victiins.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock. Ilia MAJCITY
arrived at the QUSE tee Palace, from Windsor, wher.
hr was received by the Duke of Yoax.
Salon after two o'clock, Hie MAJESTY held a Pri-
vate Levee. which with attended by—
Tl,e toed Chancellor, the Lied President of the Conned,
the First Lo, ! of the Treasury and-Chancellor of the La.
chequer, the Secretaries of State, for the flume, Colonist and
War Departments ; the First Lord of the Admiralty., the
President of the Hoard of Con' mut, the Jodie Advoratr, the
Dula of Alontruse, %Viuchetsea, Lord St. Delete:,
waiting) and Adniiral Sir S. Smith; Gesersiallonlun (Groom
in waiting), Dyot and Sir Eyre Comte • Colonels Driakwa-
ter, D'Arcey, Walsh, and Sunbury ; &pima Hitirieei sad
Mr. Fawketier.

The following had the honour of tieing presented
to His MAJCSTY:

Resr-Adosiral Sir Sslacy Smith, spun preautios.
Hyur•Geoeral Liyot, upon his reties front Wslawns.
Lista D'Areer, of the Royal Engineers, spelt his re.
turn frets the Island of Waletteren.

Lieut.-G,l. Walsh, of the :itith Regiment, Deputy MO.
tant-Geseral, Upon his return from Waleiteren.
Capt. Wonky, of the omit Regiment, Aid-do-Camp to
Livatenent-Gerretal Sir Eyre Goole, upon his return to
England.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Eyre Coate, upon his return from the
Nand of Watclteren.

Lieutenant-Colonel (hamburg, upon his toeing appointed
Cadet. Secretory of Mate for the War and Colonial Lk.
partment.
Captain !terries, of the Regiment of Draztion% did.
du•Cioup to Licutensat-Geuerat Sir Eyre Come, spun hi.
return from Walrlierm,

Ht MAJVITV held a Privy Council. at which
Mr. Jostu MAN:DAS SUTTON, the latel►-appointed
Jodge-Ad►ocute, was introduced. a►d sworn in x
Member, and took his lint at the Right lion. Board
accordingly.
Ilis MILJEITT also held another Council, at which
the litcoaora of Lou Doi attended, and made
his report til the convicts capitally con►icted at
Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, at the September
Sessions, when, we under►tsnd, a man of the name
of Oukilese, for an unnatural crime, and Stamm,
and his companion. for a rape in the neighbour-
hood of Poplar. were ordered for execution next
Wednesday. The case of Shepherd, fur a forgery
upon a stock-broker, was not reported.
His MAJNSTY gave audience to Mr. Pettaxv.at,
and the rest of the Cabinet Ministers present, Sir
DAVID DUNDAS, and Mr. MAN/MU SUTTON♦
who laid before His MAJWITY the proceedings of
some Courts-martial.

His 111ssas-rv's irvee was thinly attended, yes-
terday, and very few people were assembled round
the ['mince.

Mr. Wtcx. the King's Messenger, arrived. Ira
morning in Downing-street. with dispatches from
Marquis %VILMA/ILLY in Spain. Their contents
have not transpired.
The CiiiincsLi.on has appointed Mr. ALEXAN.
PALS Master in Chancery in the room of Mr.
who has resigned.
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It appears, from the following letter, that Haw-
burgh is to become ona of the Members of the
Confederacy of the Rhine, of which BON APART'
is the head

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r• Mr. Reiabard, who formerly amp the French klioisir r
here, is arrived. !time bin arrival, at is report-
ed, that he climes to advise, that the Senate of Haroliorgh.
by tbereselyee, or jutntly with tly, other Iluuseatic towns,
should entreat the Emperor• of the French to be incorpo-
rated with the Confederation of the libine lu ease of auk
net eomplying with thin ailriee, he has itilimateil to
that the fat.: of dose twins woad. be very likely decided
ili a Mine enfotourabte manner, as they would either he
Riven away as a piftent, lit incorporated into some ether
State. The trot n, therefore, to inaiataiu, a armor %levee,
independrisee, will have oo other choice thin to 'midi
itself to the Coofirderation, aud, iu fact, this ins) be toils,-
&TM as actually dot.,"

Yegerdsy, a Court of Directors Oa% held et the
East India Howe, when the wider -
Captains were sworn into the reinicistid 01 it ;$
respective ships--viz. Captain J. J. % 11.1.1 vviat•N.
to the Ocean. for St. i Irlenu, lieocrrulru. and Chtiiv ;
and W. You NOMVSZAND, Alexander, for Bombay.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock. till to-morrow
FAtraet of a private letter from Gottenhingh.
dated Nor. The shutting of the Swediels
ports has heels deferred to the lath instant." •
The advocates for the madness of Bonararri
still contend that he is in a state of derangement—
so much so, that. indeed of writing his own name
to documents presented to him for signature, he
writes "Aleireeder"—" Cerser“—w poispey." sea
othjr names. We do not, however, dud, that lie
ever solicits any one to write him down an An."
A reduction has taken place in the price of whits
rags.; and from the scot k in hand, and the crinvi-
derable import of. rugs into Loudon, a foray ree
duties ezpschal.

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.. . making ill APOLLOW a frontier burgh is to become one of the Members of the
acquainted Marshal Jourdan with the force and 110. represented to be in the best passible state of neighbour of the Turks, from the border's of Bos- Confederacy of the Bluer, of which BONAPAIITB
sitioas of the Sonniards. Welkeley complains of health ; sad the departure of his first physician, I nia, uninterrupiedly down to Comms; and from ill the head '
all the Spanish Geiterals, who tobateloned him et Coestuater, for Vienna, which gave consisteney, if thence, by meant' of Corfu, to Albania and Epirus. " me. iteiasmard, who formerly alias trieVitf'relineh M.Mll4lltr
the critical 'moment. lie ha withdrawn from the not rise to the report of his indisposition, is ac- The consequence mat be necessarily aubverove
ehere, is arrived. !time bin arrival, at is 'confidently report-
insurgents, and retreated towerds Portugal. The counted for upon the groans) that symptoms of the of all influence, on our part, over the counselsbdv'ttimiseraatsellie.eco:,".: tjousant':'iithhattbottheotreurallluouf 14:171172b:„
enraged people have compelled' Cuesta to yield the dysentery had appeared in the Grand Army, and of the Porte, and it facilitates all his plans for the should entreat the Emperor of the French to be ircurpo-
commend to Ecuya. that the Emperor bad sent for liimn, to have the attack of Constantinople. On the other hand, I,,aer,„",„itriLt,tegt'unllfs'd,;;;;i:":„.",.l.:::: /j,baniuLli,t; ,c,,,n0",,t,w.,,
Such was, on the 19th of September, the situa- benefit of his advice. Some papers, found on hoard those who know the affectionate loyalty and that the fat': of (I°.SC t°W." "044' b• very hhelY steahled
tint' of that onhappe ennistrY—where itm• Emigiosh an English vessel. the aeceess, taken by a Neaps adherence of the Oasts to their ancient Save, iai:aenMsoirte„7isPill: "Mahillet,m."7, er'rp,"..tteh: i
ts 6ialLearthhem have armed tile citizens against each other, where lottin privateer, en her way from Gibraltar up the reign., the Princes of Austria, and the prodi- State. The tins ni", ilwrcr.re, isi"ntaiataio, is some det,ree,
they have spread universal desolation and death, Mediternmean, are said to give a very melancholy Testis supplies of hardy, as well as of able eoloficrs, lt,'iinftriZirr„;r:,driat;°",,,,4°,ll::rfacch,:wlehisibum"„tbeo aelaastlcmil.
:
and where they will terminate their horrible career picture of the confusion that prevails in Span'. furnished by that province, in every war, for the dared II aclttallY d'o..'•"
by a disgraceful flight. --se----
The Captain of the Gallo having learned that the A Gottenburgh Mail has arrived with letters teat hundred years ; ran best appreciate the lure- Yesterday, a Court of Directors Oa% held at t!•
r.
misfortune °finch • cession. The Satre iss East India I loupe, when the ende er
- tisri.l;,•t.r.l
&recess was formerly an Impenul Fre:telt ship, liaa autl papers from Sweden to the ell inst. It future divides the ter Captains were sworn into the renitcosed 01 to. I s
rlteries of Fence and Austria.
made a present of it to Ilia Majesty the King, who is stated in a private letter from Gottrnbergh of
In order to secure, beyond any possible eotitingen- respective ships—viz. Captain J. J. %% 11.1.145t5w.,
to the Ocean. for St. i lelenu, Benctiolesi, sod Chtii,i ;
has ordered that this cutter. which Carries six guns, the lst, that the shutting of the Swedish ports cy, the possession of all there countries, one only and W. YoueralltaaND, Aleaneder, lon Bombay.
i *bald be fitted for service. against England is deferred until the 15th inst.
article more remained to be extorted : namely, the The Court adjourned at six o'clock, till to-morrow
-: aroma an. 04. T 16. The White Sea Commonly are stated to have sirs. •
"Circle of Which in Carinthia." As long as E%trect of a private letter from Gottenlmrgh.
Aceordingto a salmi-rope antler of Ili. Majesty the tented considerable lose by the late descents of this little tract of tit l dated Nov. I :—" The shutting of the Swedieli FaANCIS held errory, ie could, King of Prussia, Jared time nth of this nietitli, the the English on the coat of Norway.ports lies beers deferred to the lath instant." •
by stationing in it • strong corps of troops, elfectu-
Lieutenants Quorum), Auguste de Mach, Part- _........_
The advocates for the madness of Boxarxeem
wits, Stacker. and florid. all of the battalion off The more calmly and attentively we examine ally impede and prevent any communication be- still contend that lie is in a state of derangement-
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(chill, and the Lieutenant of Artillery, Ballow, Visalia,
the Treaty of Visaa, the greater reason shall we tween Sattsburg. (lie Tyrol, and Caruiola. It was so much so, that, instead of writing his own name
V who (minded Major Schell, notwithstanding they find to he eoneilleeds that NAPOLEOX has consoli- therefore to him of the very last importance to pre- to documents presented to bias for signature, lie
r, ere e forbid by superior authorities, are cited to ap. dated and cemented his advantages in the field, serve such a point. Buts for the same reason, writes "Alexsteder"—" Ceser"—" Pompey." sea
r par, within the epics of six weeks, and before the by bin trouentamate ability. exhibited in the Cabi- Boa APARTS determined to retain it, and he ex-
.. °titer names, We do not, however, find, that lie
6th of Decerabrr, at the latest, before the inbound eof net: If we did not previouitly know Crummy.: [seemly does so by the second Article. Saxon, 84 ever solicits any one to •• write him down an dot."
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deserter, ;
their
effigies
will
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bass
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istereett,
the
peace
rometly
madam,
weetti iyeaitriao.chodiutteraa7d,:Flestarett foorrcerezapthtiertou,foireft omoirDomis
j‘irt..e/;:
- o the Governor lif this city, in default of which they and !4aatre to be Ministers? no ordinary talents,
will he coed ned by a Military Commission, foe selected hy their Master to regulate and to improve
scrums half Europe I We are lost in data* mi. expected.
ATr d "on has taken place in the price of whits
rags; and from the stark in hand, and the consi-
derable import of. rats into Loudon, • ferthr ne.
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THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Tuesday morning, His Marrs-nr, Priticiases An-
GUSrA rind Surma, accompanied by Lady ELY,
1.01,1 Nosar.inim.s, General Srancta, and Colt.-
uel Tsv Loa, took an airing on horseback its Wind-
sor Park, and returned to the Palace, at twelve
o'clock.

The QUEEN. and Princess ELIZABETH, rude to
Froginore. to inspect the preparations for the cele-
bration of the Princess Auousv*'s birth-day, last
teeming.
,Ou Tuesday afternoon, about half pant two
'o'clock. the Princess ANGLIA, accompanied by her
Itoyel Sister, the Princess MAer, nod the Dikes of
CUIIIIIRLAND and CAMBRIDGE, arrived at Windsor
tr,mt Weymouth, in the Prince of WALES'S travel-
carri.age, attended by Lady Gr.oaot AN' Mu a-
-4441r and Dr. Pope. The carriages stopped at the
Vaineess of %VALES'S house in St. Albam's-etreet.
where Her MAJESTY and the other PRINCRISES
were in readiness to receive them. We are ex-
tremely sorry to say, the Princess AMtLIA ap-
peared very unwell and feeble, so much so, that
she was carried (ruin the carriage into the
house wrapped up in blankets. The Ques t.
and the red of the Royal Family left her Royal
Highness a little before four o'clock, for dinner, at
the Castle. About five o'clock. His MAJESTT visit-
ed her Royal Highness, and remained with her
till past six. when he went to join Her MAJMY
and the Royal Family, at their dessert after dinner.
The Prince.. AMELIA, we understand, will remain
at the home in St. Alban's-street, on account of
its being very quiet. •