The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-01 00:00:00

IRISII LINENS.

IN conseTtence of the many complaints ag-Ainst
I.lllelll Cloths whitened by the chemical ;stucco, a Coin-
pv.rty twos formed in 1801, by si,srue of the hest lam... Awls is Ire
lase!, to supole the Pubic in this C.,untry with Cloths of
t.!• e best Fabric thleached in the old and usu 3 method: at
Vs wholesale Irish prices. Their original plan is invariably
a lhered to, eta.
TJ *MI (o.Oe piI.CP, but not lew.
A piece to be sistd at the wh..l.wale price.
Each pace rated, and nn altoat tun of price.
All anod•warranteit, and t. se money returned ;fa fatilt a;nrars
Thew fuur-iroirths and seven-eighths Linens contain about
tent Are yards each pi. cc
. . . . .

Their nia:•-eiyhtlis :ul fire-fourths Sheeting, contain about
My two yards e.rch piece.

'noir sia-I.•urti.s btu:thug+ contain about thirty.two yap,.
seek pioce.

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•• • elyh a. U4llll (la Rink of Ireland ,i,tes.
J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company.
Removed from Grzot Rugh.:ll.strect, to No. 4, Btoo.,i,Sury.
square, near Hart awl s.,teltaroptonitturats.leading to LI .1-os it.

nu CLER.'s Furnishing Llphoistery, and Cabinet
Ware.rrenus aid NO ; a 14, Lathe
rice street. A •h•ge awortment .4 the news t,
11111emt, and tan t OPen4l,rnit'al FaShiOllS of w. 41 itusonest \la-
terials, and excellent Worarnatt,hip, with sever..l Impreve-
m•nu.
BU ftrit remeetfully relies on the good disco r-.meet of
the Public, t ur•v Mel see throagli the oaltry devi,in and .3.•
suitiatiote: op: ~s,d to him and counterfeiting b• snicks. It
well known that 81T11.E.8 has two Patents, oats for Tables,
th• i.ther for Zndut;tl4; the ntin,iple of the fine is applic4bie
to al.-,el a:1 Tabl,, a 4 i. allowed to be a great
implore iieut ; it remleill theil ii,.e,• n.:nenier.t for Hun; 4.
aod came portable. Toe ~rith.tple in the other nappli-
...•le
u, nt IttOdit Bodsteadv, •tar font, Ten., Sot
and Chair Beds, which latter are lime daily toeful iu Sickii.a.,
and each, when +het op, makes a handwood piece of Imo lure
fa a Sitting.robm, Drootingooons Ste. The Four I'•at and
Teat Beds go together in all poi. with brill, and arc fixed
with north ease withoot the help of tool. or tacks, or nails in
the furniture, awl are very portable. Particular kinds of the
• aillapnd for C•rntlem••n of the A.my and Navy, and
Hot Climate., also portanle Chairs Sc
BUTLER% Pat••nt Marmite:ores have been graciously
patrontled by the king, Qur n, and Royal Family, and ha•
■ oared b)• orders from DUMP,e,f the Nobility and Gentry,
and have been highly approved of us the East and West India ;
the merit of tb, Articles has this met with favourable en-
couragineut, ale, for winch he return. his grateful ackiiowledg•
inents and ainnot Nut notice the kind I )Sian of some Abets
who fix up large Saga Boards, with BUTLER% nano inscribed,
• hich n•ay itclp a.° to promote his Bllliftesl, Of should it be
designed otherwise, he, b, the pertnnAion of Providence, in...
nu... • ..res and :ells his Su F..ur-post tad otb... Bed., ex-
c• lien Ui hag Tahla, and Catritho Articles as above, namely,
C. tr:•rine•stteet, e.eht Dia.ri from the &ram'', a Brick-front
Howe, vrio•re Ise has ennoriteted several T w's and Machines
fir the soma, and Lai:m.le been at ,otisider. tale
-.pence to wring them to hut utilttv and degree of pet fection
a; which they now are. At the ease plate may be bad every
attic 1 r far compkteil Furnish:tug Ileums.
Z. Fut lt ipurt.diutt.

SIR NATH %NIEL DANCE.
On the Ist December Brill be !whitebait, p, let gs. 6d. in Royal I
octavo,
Nj LIMBER LXXII. of The NAVAL CHRONI.
CLE, in which will appear the Biographical Memoir of
Sir NathaniA Delve, Commodore of ti.e lion. Fu. Lelia
Company's Feet of Chin: Merchant Ships, who in gallai•tly
mewl and d.-feat,vl the French Fleet, cnasisiiint of Law
of Battle Shits and Frigates, and !T the Commar I of Admiral
Linois. Two Eiwraviints will be giv, a in this Nombre', sig. •
A striking Likeurmg of Sir Nathaiiici Dance, by Fittler, from
an orogi.ial Drawing, by G. Dance, R A. t end a consent
View of the Cape of Good Hope, by Medland, from au ori.
'Mal Drawing, by J. Daniel.
The NAVAL CHRONICLE is a most acceptable 'hewn° la
Perisr.s Abroad.—Eleeen Volume., are now pnolished at
each Volume, neatly half hound and lettered, red coin:lining
upwards of ISO Naval P.irtrait, and Views. _
T r be had of th, rAtiiher, 1. Gold, IYS, Shoe-lase; and
of the BroksrUers in Louden of the Country.

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P‘)R EIGN I LLIGENCE.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, T.OSP. 18.
REPORT OW THE IMPERIAL 011ARD PROCtIREUII-
_ GIENER•L Or HOT. 15.

•I Two brothers, named Daniel and Cherie. Thum, carrit-d
On a corrospondenceapiost the Enioeme of Gorinany, donne
the last ware with some persons of comegnenee on the other
trAe of the Rhine, as Chiefs of a pretended C s Rhenine Cook
device. Thu latter stated it to be composed 14 one hundred
and twenty thousand men. They pointed out their leaders:
they had a table of the organisation of the camps ; they propos-
• ell means of amok, and plans for a campaign. 'lite peace with
the Emperor imposed a momentary advice upon these mis-
chievous persons who ceased to correspond with people whose
stupid credulity ;hew wished to take advantage of : hut when
dm war with England was re-kindled, they wrote to Daniel and
Charles Thum, that a favourable opportunity offered to open a
eorrespoedence with the tools of murder and conspiracy, with
whom, under the home of Diplomatic Agents, the British Go-
vernment had drawn a kind of cordon round the frontiers of the
French Empire.
'„ • "On the 29th of !Way, 1203, thoy applied to Mr. Taylor,
htimster from the King of England to the Eleftur of Heue, to
• whom they transmitted the .amexed letter (marked A )
• "In that letter they state having had an earlier correspond
with the Chevalier de Varicourt, and Mr. Lewis Wick-
• ,• and thee offer their services to the British Government,
~. with themeteuded confederacy Thee stated, that it would
lute an insurrection la at least thirteen departmerit, along
Banks of the Rhine, on the one side, in a part of ():11
•ce and extending on the other into the Batavian Republic.
a reward fur these services, they asked no more than an
advance of twenty thousand pounds sterling, to be Lid out in
imorganieing and arming the confederates.
" On the 17th of June following, Mr. Taylor acknowledges
*0 receipt of the above, in his ofhcial letter. in which he a.-
' ouster, or rather prostitutes, thetitle of Minister Plcuipotontiary
of Hi. a,ilaelliC Majesty to the Elector of Hesse. He men-
- tiaras haying sent it to his Goromeent, and expresses his regret
that he cannon receive MA answer biles. than six weeks Mean-
est. de he requests the coouitirance of their esteemed correspond-
note, arid sheet a great deal of eagorneii to posies. it. To
' enure ',crier, he transmits to them peivatele the English Gro
tenement% receipt for making sympathetic ink, composed, like
that wed hr. his anomie, Mr Drake, of a solution of sugar of
had, Insight tinter' the same quantity of water.
The composition (says the cautious Taylor), which makes
this writing appear, not being generally known, I think th,t
gay confidant may entrust his secrets te this mode without dan-
ger. (dee the &waned letter marked B.)
" It is Chef that the delay of six weeks before an answer
Profit be returned, was not to be lest; and that, in consequeeee
of lifr. Taylor's invitation, the pretended agent of the confede-
sae, most feed his impatient curiosity The correspondence,
therefore, with Mr Taylor, went on under the name of Ilder.
" On the 12th of July, the receipt of he letter of the 19th
of June is acknowledged. It had only come to hand on the
ith of Joly. Memo are proposed for a quicker communica-
tion ; arid he is now promised fuller instructions after the inert
big of the General Coursed.
" At length Mr. Taylor is informed of the a. rival of the
Upriser In the United Departnrenn; and an assurance is
ten, in CBOO the British Government will enable the conk
acy to Isseten their preparations, that it may be possible
Ihr eseistieent the merit cohorierres et esir2gle Vox. (See the let
ter marked C )
" On the 4th of Almost, these plotters fabricate a letter to
1* Taylor, in the name of the Chief. of the Cis-Rheims.
Confederacy They annex a letter to the King o' England,
and another to his Council; it, e lri:h the pretended mean. of
the confederacy are dcwnoped, a. well as the liar adopted to
carry the same into of et.
" Two letters, dated the 11th and 19th of August, under the
name of Ihler, contained these thre- duo torrents fur Mr.
Taylor. (See the papers marked D. E. F. C )
" On the Ist of September, Mr Taylor answers, but, in a
manner leer official, th-ugh or Is. mous limil-writing, the sup-
peered confederate, Mr. limper He Fee- an address tor iho pro-
-1.'4101121 contisioatinii of the covrop ndence lie inform, him,
that, in ease the answer Iron his C.r..ePtament slimed be G.
vonveb4e, mums would h devised for the isoilkishovet of e fro
reentiterse, waken/ so parch dere risk ecre.rire it.
us every thing was approved by Mr Taylor, from the
scheme of franthis the whole with s &ogle Ain , aimed at the
person of the t.mi eine (of tliz French) do.ir g his jorroirry,
down to the tem speed., but m.o. e • tensile. plan, of kindling
the flames of insurrection ors the Rinks of the Rhine, the
neighbour:rig dlertine t Relative Republic.
" Unluckily, tire briliant hopes of the Britrsh Agent to see
an much witchief and to many comes penetrated, vanished ;
and the corriopoadynce ceas.d, m consegocaeo of the arrest of
Ctatle'sThum, Ism rased by h.. brother. All the papers were
seised. The (ammo Charles Tllll n was extn s ssssss He con
dared all the (-ens which had been already proved upon the
eleareet evidenor be his own band wr't'nit and 4.kll°"l"dd'
Mgr; es well as by the o-icoi i) letters from, Mr. 'LOW, with
the *eel. &WWII, and rrtlter tOctrunleirvi.
" The Frecureur-Gancral of the Coining' Court of Merits,
pursuant to the Act of Coo n: of the rinpire of 24 Flo.
veal, has seat me Me piper. and the accused poem
(Signed) " REGN.ALID el.: St. JEAN D'ANGELI "