The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, aunt 3.
Their Nliijestiea arrived at St. Cloud in the even-
ing of the let inst.

. Yesterday, Its Majesty held a council of Elie
bliuisters, at St. Cloud.

This day, the Members of the principal Autho-
rities of the State and of Paris, were admitted to
present their homage to their Majesties.
The entertainment to he given by the city of
Paris, is said to be fixed for the 10th inst.

All the French troops in the Upper Palatinate,
err in motion to proceed to the kingdom of Weal-
pholia. by way of Huff and Saxony.
The department of the Upper Garonne has buf-
fered severely from a succession of tempests and
Mood*, during the month of May. The crops,
sod even the trees, along the banks of the Garonne,
have been swept away, and the meadows are covered
with mud and gravel.
His Majesty the King of Saxony arrived at War-
saw on the 17th ult.

The late King of Sweden arrived at Berne on
the 19th ult. Next day he vibited all the public
eatabli.hinents there; lifter which he set off for the
Oberland by way of Thoun.

Jums 5.

The Persian Ambassador has left Paris, together
with his iglite, which is very numerous. Chevalier
Antarleit Jitubert. Master or Requests. is appoint-
ed to accompany his Excellency to the frontier.

RUTILE FROM THE EMPEEOR TO THE MINISTER OF
GENERAL POLICE.

" M. Mike of Otranto:—.The services you have done us
Is the differeut circumstances that have arisen, induce us to
coutide to your baud. the Government of Rome, until we
obeli have•taken [sesames fur carrying iuto execution the
eth Art. of the Act of Constitution, of the 17th of Feb. last.
We have, by a special Decree, dt termined the extraordinary
powers wherewith the particular circumstances of shove de-
partments requite that you ■houtd be invested. We expect
that, is tine ucw post, you will continue to give us proofs of
your seat fur oar service, and your attachment to our person.
'• this letter having no other purpose, we pray God, M.
Doke of Otraiitn, to hays you is his hely keeping.

. _
"M. Claud, Jose 3, 18 10. (biped) NAPOLEON."
LETTIIII FROM THI MINISTER OF OZNERAL POLICE
TO HIS IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MAJESTY.

SIRP•I accept the Government of Rome, to which your
Majesty has the goods's* to appoint me, lo recompente for
the feeble services which 1 have 1-eesi happy enough to cru-
der you.
" 1 ought not, however, to mineral that 1 esperienrc a
very painful sessatiols in manorial: Cs um you. 1 lose, at one.,
the happiness and the informative which 1 daily derived from
converstaq with you.
" If any thug can alleviate this ►egret, it is the reflec-
tion that, up■ this occasion, by my absolute resigorition to
your Majesty's pleasure, 1 give you the strongest proof of
nay unbouudedtlevotion towards your persos.

I as, with ties must profinitill loots:et, Sire, year Ins-
period and Royal Majesty's most humble ask: must obedient
be:yeast, sad faithful Subjcet,
(Signed) " The Duke of OTRANTO."
" Paris, Jane 3,191 U."

By a Decree of the 3,1 instant, Its Nl.oje,ty has
appeonted the Ouke of it ..0%540, suicesbor to the
Duke of Otranto, as Mini,ter ufGe.tet4l

Idis Neapolitan Mnit sty arrived no the !JO', in
the evening, at Cubettki, iu klither Iron
Castrovillari, where he stopped two dap', maid re-
viewed the troop quartere,l there.

CONSTANTINOPLE. APRII. 15.
The hopes we hail of a speedy IW.II e with Russia,
seem to vanish. It is positively sffirmetl, that Rus-
sia proposed, as the Imes of peace, the cession of
11 Moldavia cud Wallachia. The eis an-
swered, that such sacrifices could only be expected
Pull a foivrer that had experienced the greatest dis-
asters, and the Porte was not at present in that si-
tiation. It is to he feared that this answer will
cause the tiegociation to he broken off. and that
Russia will again prohibit the exportation of corn,
a circumstance which would augment the scarcity
felt at Constantinople.

■Cll-tx. WAY t 2.

By the last accounts from St. Peteratiurgh, the
Emperor Alexander intended to proceed in a few
days to the coasts, to invert the preparations made
to prevent the approach of the English, who have
re-appeared iu the Baltic, considerable force.
Our ports of Stettin and Edisto, are tilled with
vzivels of all fl ags. The police exercise an 'sera-
Vary strictnewi. All the crews are examined, at the
entrance of the vesiels, and repeatedly after their
arrival. An American vessel has been sequestrated
at Ei:l in, merely Nam suspicion of the supercargo
being an Englishman.

CARIMITADT. MAT 11.

. A Turkish Prscha arrived at Peirolats, with
powers to terminate amicably the differences that
t ail arisen respecting the demarkation of the Iron-
ti-rs ; lint as he could not induce tie Bosniacs to
etreettate the disputed territory, it was necessary to
resort to force. On thr6th inst. the Turkish fortress
of fuhich was attacked, the garrison dispe►sed, and
the joiner reduced to a heap of ruins. The next
rhy. we arrived in front of dilute'', the linneilial
Turkish fortress. The Governor sent his son-in-
law, and two other persons of distinction, to so-
brit peter., which was granted un condition of
their pnitishing the authors of these disturbances
with death. 'chi the 10th, as we were preparing to
attack the Flirt • .1 exciter'. in the tee story of Cre-
me.. the Turks • tad their post. This short
esperlition will too* make the Turks tremble at the
bare tame of the Doke of Raga's.
NT. Ptfilltalleo. APRIL 26.

The Oftria! Gerale of the ti►nate captain* o
notilratiaa, in tt..• urine of the Emperor,: or liir
Trw4ty," with Asi.tti4. 'Astaire to the eripiions lie
lita Mojesty upon this event, ob.i.rirts
that •• th►s iota amiranrliirement of our empire,
• w.st..;-ition of a Provinoe. the inhabitant%
• wit

- _ lal Iwnple *III per_
etive H fre.lt NOM vf thor itrocilmtions of Diviur
Psoritintc,-."

It to reotarkrd. that in the 11.4 t of the Russian
f;..vortoorots .hed in the K sletolnr of St.
It.t.rot>or4is. for Pte cirtrut p.v. ,tither that ef
t'snienst nor il,.sty-tsoc. se sitesatieus.d.