The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-03 00:00:00

PROCLAPAAMN.

The r itUd-nt and Council of the town of Fltiihine mate
• : This day we receive ifo.ll the Fasces Gcneral of Dm.
• oinix, a Linn. , dated the 2011 i Fruct: .or, or the 12111
year "(the tre I h Itepublw, a:Mike lit of the French Empire,
in which he de that nocenary orders should be glee'. by
▪ al. Eogn,hinen, strangers ur settles here, or &seen
.cant, froth British parents, who, by a s,ncial 'senor of thc C -
n..4', have obt.tined ;.er non I:, made brill, ors in this tour.,
or thr nitwit, of tlfalcherm, slia:l in suture, Snot
helot E g.it .:rack in the mort.ing, pr..sent them.eives bef .re
the Fr nr.l CU-I:Lander, G. Jeanni 1, and chew their paw
and peinuts to remain on the island of Watchmen, given the,
• tlsuatioventuutioned General Ntonnet.
Tee &cadent Lid Council, iencrant of the names and abodes
of throe persons rtrention.-4 in the letter of Gener-al Mono-r,
arid wait; to orernit them frosts . incinring any pun,ihou.nt
for out Maryut, his new ri-gulation, have dote:non:Nl tis publish
the yes.ent proclamation, for the infornution of every one ir
eaniecr..., in ordering 11,m I present themselves, in future,
MCC, Susscby muroisms, haw, eight ..'clock, at th. house and
iisl.-e of the French Cotronander, G. Jeavoin.

That an o.K may precut ignorance f this new n•pul..timt,
tr.,e4 a•tun shun Le :.rintyl and posted up on the usual
pulite pt .ces
(yn% and deemed in Me Corned of the Town of Flushing.
Se,,tirisb,” IN, INC*.
N1.N1•1%,,:t.-ssr. rt.) (‘t;:nr!) J. C. ROIF.

THE BRITISH P KESS.

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY, Ocrom 3.

Weems assure our Readers, from unquestionable
authority, that the report in the French and nerrnan
Papers, and copied into the London Prints, which
states. that Feat:cis 11. intends to have another co-
ronation ceremony performed upon the Stir inst. as
Emperor cf Ausrai A, is totally destitute of found-
ation, and is merely the invention of BON AAAA T E.!
slants and pensioners. It is certainly true, that
upon Sr. LIOPOLO'S tl.ty, this new title will be con-
secrated with great romp and ceremony at Vienna,
where Fewsicts 11. will be surrounded by his r.ew
Digairarief, as an Emperor of Acosta; but no
new coronation will take place.

It is said, tha:, in case of a rapture with Spain.
CJletnnient intends to rz•nd sone auxiiury troops
into Pont:gal. Repnt: add that the foreign troops
in our serstce will be employed there.

It is said, that, to a demand made by the Court
of Vienna, upon the Cabinet cf J•r. ft... that
the latter should ackazsrleclgt the Ensperor of Gu

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VAN` in bisnew revolutlonary Mak. as Emperor of
Atisrata, an answer has been retuned, that our
Court would follow the example-of its ally, the
Emperor of RUSSIA. A similar request has been
made to the Court of St. Petersburg)), and has re-
ceived an unsatisfaXl y answer. Report adds, that
in consequence of this conduCt on the part of Eng-
land and Russia, the Ausrara a AMISASS&DOIS at
their respeCtive Courts will be recalled, and suc-
ceeded by only Charge des if trai,es. This furnishes
a new proof of the Machiavelism of BONAPARTE,
and is one step to the consummation of his plan for
the destruftioa of Europe. By the Treaty of Lune-
ville, Austria, England, and Russia, were isolated
from each other. By the Partition Treaty of Ha-
tisbon, that followed, the German Empire was iso-
lated from its Chief, and its Members were alienated
from each other; but all tacitly acknowledged the
superiority of France, courted her protection, and
received the plunder of their countrymen, under the
name of indemnities, as a boon at her hands. Since
the commencement of the present war with England,
the invasion of Hanover, and several other proofs
of the boundless ambition and revolutionary spirit
of BONA r RTL, have tended to assimilate the inte-
rests of England, Russia, and Germany, and to
draw these three countries closer to each other.—
Every thing seemed to portend the renewal of those
ties, which the intrigues of BONAPARTE had loosen-
ed, or his vitlories, or the victories of Zurich, in
Holland, Marengo, and Hohenlinden, had broken.
The wise and incorruptible Count Marteurr, and
the loyal
.Chancellor Woitotazorr, prevented him
from gaining the indireft approbation of Russia to
his crimes and encroachments. Unfortunately, his
intrigues have been more successful in Austria.
FRA SC IS IL has neither a MA acorr his Ambassa-
dor at Paris, nor a Woitoesure at the head of his
Cabinet at Vienna; and Bow •P MITE'S plans to em-
broil and divide the three principal Courts of Eu-
rope have succeeded by the weak and imprudent
resolution of the Emperor of GEOH•II' so proclaim
himself Emperor of Austria. It is not therefore
surprising, that the Courts of St. James's and St.
Petersburgh should feel indignant at the sanftion
thus given to the revolutionary system, and the ter-
giversation of a Prince, sch 'm they considered one
of the few remaining hopes for the salvation of
Europe.

We this day resume our extra is from the French
and Dutch Papers, which we possess erelatz:ely.
An article in one of the unofficial French Papers,
states, drat the Dutch Bast India Company have an-
nounced a great sale of East India goods, brought
Orem by ships under Denis* and Antrim, colours•
i his article can only have been inserted in 'order
to cause a more cl.se inspection of the ships of those
powers, with a view to excite discontent and jea-
lousy between these several poweis.

We have inserted a Proclamation that shews the
tyranny which France exercises is Holland, and
use irreconcileable hatred of BuaseanTa, not only
agair.st all British subjeas, but those wbo have
the honour to be the descendants of Britons.
The next Proclamation we may expea from Hol-
land, will probably contain an order of the Corsi-
can to his satellites, to make a general domiciliary
visit, after English goods and produaions ! Such
are the blessings of French frit:vanity. We cannot
help observing, that all political or military vexa-
tions of Bonapaart and his sathjeas are always
cnnt.eaed with financial plunder, and revolutionary
extortions. These persons, whcm his General, Mo N.
N t.T, is now persecuting, have all bought the passes
and permissions very dearly, when they obtained
them last year, about this time ; and this r.ew re-
gulation shews, among other things, that new pe-
cuniary sacrifices are required by the French ma-
tenders, to have their formes passes and proteftioas
renewed or prolonged.

The Crown and Hanaper Office, in Dublin, has
given notice in the Gazette of last night, that the
writs for cleaing a Peer to succeed the late Earl of
Letretu wall be delivered this day to the several
Lords entitled to receive the same.

The Corieorn 400 p of war, whicb was reported
at Li osr o's to !- ire been a-ground, near Hus am,
with little probability of being got off, is safely ar-
rived at Yarmouth.

The Mary-Ans. of Dartmouth. from Card ff. for
Exeter, is driven on Shure, near Tenby, atter being
deserted by the crew, in A leaky state.
'Vie Dar', Auncas,,w, front Belfast, for Gibral-
tar, WAS lost near Kin bale, on l'ae 25th

The Hon. Mr. Wat.test.sr, who returned to
town a few days since from Cheltenham to proceed
to Madrid. bas received counter orders, and returned
yesttrday to Cheltenlums.
The Hon. General Fos will leave town this day
for Weymouth, to take leave of His Majesty;
after which, he will proceed to Portsmouth, where
he will embark, with the Hon. Mrs. F. it and Lis
two daughters, on board the Cued store-ship, for
Gthraltar, to assume his station as L'etitenant-
G,ss ewe of that garrison, under His Royal High-
-ass the Duke of Rear; Captain Gatset will can.
bark his suite, as his Aid-de-Camp, alony with
Colonel At eat% The vessels that will sail with him
are, the Preroyeßtt, which cunveys their baggage ;
the Tire &den and the dlwigdna store-ships.