The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-04 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,

MONDAY, Aucvir 4.

A liansbur‘h Mail arrived yesterday, with Let-
ters and Papers to the 46th last. A Frankfort Pa-
per. which V't have received by it, states, that the
preparatiolc fir fitting nut transports in the
have enti..eliy ceased, and that the lee.sels are laid
'Phis has a pacific appearance. The Hasnlaurzh
Paper adds, that France is to assist Turkey with an
army. The report of a treaty between Turkey
and F. mice, by v ich the latter power was to
hare libert• to march a fore: through Turkey
to Egyp• y have p►alably originated from •
this stt..;• .en:. The Hamburg's Papers, as well
as e.O French, contain a sketch of the new Con-
.• ism prepared in • the grand revolotiirnary shop
.t Paris, for the German Emp're. It is a fede-
rative system, including alm.rat atll the Powers and
Potentates of the Sou•'• nt in t-y,with Bor. AAAAA e
at its bead._ The religion he ako reeniurion-
ized by anew Caw-04g. abolls'iirig all preju.!ize,
distintlions, and blendin.: all r-ligious persua,ions
into rine g►neral and uniform m.rs•. Pru•si 1, we
find, as will US Austria, ohj,eti to the ele±tion of
Cardinal Fh•CH to be coadj'ttor to the ELLC ICIA
ASCH-Cll,ta. iLLoa.

We announced on .4 it last the arrival of du•
patchc. on Friday, tiom r,nee. Mr. CHaat.ts
GOOD AND, one of the English cap6ves de:ained in
that country sinre the breaking out of the war, was
the bearer. He brought with him the i•speßed pass-
portsfor an English hlititster to proceed to Paris for
the purpose of Legociating a treaty of peace. The
dispatches from France were taken into consider-
ation on Friday evening, by a Council, which
sat from nine until twelve o'clock. It was at-
tended, by all the Cabinet Ministers except Earl
Furesseicciast and Mr. Fox. At this meeting
it was resolved to send an accredited Minis:or to
France, and preparations were wade for accelerating
his departure. For this purpose. Mr. Basicico, the
Messenger, set off early on Saturday morning. to hare
relays of horses along the road to Dover, for our
Minister. Dating the whole of the week, Lord Law-
illeatiaLi and Lord HOLLAND were both ready to set
On for France at a moment': notice. Ihe latter
would have gone, were it not for the alarming lush/-
pokier of hie uncle. Mr. Fox ; whom his Lordship
constartly attends with the most anxious solicitude,
not only as an affectionate relative. but as an assist-
ant in transacting the publ;c business. Lord LAW
DICIPDALIt being therefore .6:ea upon as the British
hegociator, attended on Saturday at Lord Gs la-
vt cci's Office, from twelve o'clock until half past
three. He then went to Mr. Fox's house, but did
not see hies. Ile neat proceeded to his own house,
in Queen-street, May-fair, where he remained an
hour end a half, during which time he read over
and &warred a Letter front Lord Gm cv•ici.a.
About a quartet past five in the evening, his hor.l-
- by Mr. Goooaet., as his Private
I*secremy. set out from London on j to
, Frame.

preparations fa the immediate departure of
imrd L*l.olllllDAlt. were k2Olllll at the St vett
Esclaaige. an Satarday..ttivre the clzr of the,

ntarlet. and gave a great impulse to the fe,
Ti-e Orswisois rose to 11i end the other s 7!es et
funds were affected in the use proport:on. —Such
activity haS seldom been witnessed won the
Stock Exchange every man was anxious to buy.
To this state has the correspondence between the
two Governments at length come; a correspondence,
the existence of which we have uniformly asserted,
but which some of our contemporaries have as
uniformly denied, until delusion became no longer
practkehle, and the fa& we'l avowed in the address
of His WIEST Y. spoken by the LORD Cue EL 1:•Olt
at the close of the Session. From the length of the
preceding correspondence, it is the general opinion,
in the best informed circles, that all the material
• points are settled, and that Lord Lsunesoet.e
will have only to put the Cianing hand to a
Definitive rreety of Peace.
This coojefture is strengthened by the proceeding
in the treaty between France and Russia ; M.
D'Oe lam having scarcely arrived at Paris, when
we find the whole business settled and complei...:
We have received Paris Papers to the Crith, and
Dutch to the Se-h last, from which it appears,
that this important event took place on the '2oth.
The Plenipotentiaries of the respective Powers,
were, General CLA a ICE for France,: and M. ErOU-
ORM for Ress;.i. The fa& is officially an-
nounced in a Circular Letter from the Mi iietes
of the French Marine to the different ports.—
This arrangement, which is considered in the French
Capital as the prelude to a peace with England, has
proportionally affected their Funds. On the 24th.
the 5 per ceete were at 17. 29., and the Bank Stock
had risen to 1157 ; being a rise in the latter 01
above lei per ecnt in the course of four days.—
The terms of the peace betweet. Russia and France.
we caithot pretend to know ; but, from the recent
change in the Cabinet of St. Petersbnrgh, we fear
the interests of this cour.try have not been much
regarded. M. D'Otiaate, the Russian Minister,
who signed the treaty, is suspated of being wholly
in the French interest. He is the son of a Frenchman
who had entered into the service of Russia, under
the late EMPRESS. He is almost at the head of the
same party in Russia, as was Count newswire in
Prussia. We also understand, that almost all the
Diplomatic Corps of the Court of Petersburg, are
neutralized Frenchmen.

The Gazette of Saturday night contains the de-
tails of the attack upon the two corvettes and con-
voy, in the mouth of the river Garonne, and the
capture of one of the corvettes, the Came, of which
we gave an account last week. A boat from each
of the line of battle ships of the Rochfort squadron,
and three also from the Isukfaligable, and three from
the Iris, were engaged in this arduous and danger-
ous enterprize ; the whole under the command of
Lieutenant Slime, of the Centaur. The wind and
tide were both unfavourable, and the enemy being
full) prepared, our success, we are concerned to say,
was dearly purchased. The gallant Lieutenant
Slaty received seven severe wounds by the pike and
sabre, in his face, arm, and side ; bet hopes are
entertained of his recovery. The boat of the Re-
reve, with her Officer and crew, is missing, tut a
faint ezpeetation is entertained that they are not
lust, but have been taken prisoners.

The Foos has been p!eased to approve of Mr.
WILLIAM LAURAIAIIIII to be Agent and Consul for
His Serene Highness the Duke of SLEIWIC Hoc-
STUN 01.0111/ SWIG, at London.— ( G mottle. /
ty the death of the Earl of LANDAf r. a vacancy
occurs in the House of Lords; his Lordship being
one of the Irish Representative Peers. The Earl of
Cue si.smune is zn.utinned as Lis probable suc-
cessor.
The Hon. Mr. Pt Tanen. brother to the Earl of
I)A Rutty, staitsfor Rochester, it is said, witaevay
prusped of tutees'.
1 be 36th reqi rr.eet have left Nottingham for Don-
caster ; the ;6;h regiment, just arrived from India,
under the order r.f the Hon. Col. Masson, are to
succeed the fomer At Nottingham.
The PAY stissue-Gaseit st., of His MA's:sec's
Forces, has ordered six months' half-pay to be is-
sued to all the resithed Officers nf His Maass? v's
Land Forces, between the '2lth day of December.
11105. and the loth day of Jane, sod to be paid
on Mos.iay the I Ith instant.
Saturday se'nnight, the Bev. J•stas STC•RT
MACIIII62II. A.M. was instiatted to the Reiftory tit
Qa iidenhatn, in Norfolk, on the presentation of the
It* it Hon. the Earl of At m .
Msa A PIDA, it is said, so far ham baring abandon.
ed his projetcl, I:as proceeded en the Spanish Main
with increased farce. He sailed iron; Barbadoes tin
the IVA' uf.June.
A Letter by Cm Theis from Beagal, dated iioth
March. removes ail s.ilicitude, as to the nature of '
some receot disturbances in the province of AV/.
dosing OA- preceding month, particularly at Gyhtsd,
wh.oe a Bluish Officer is stated to have talien. The
Pints Minister of Stirs DCA* Who Ills ever been hos-
tile to the Edglish. is suspected of having carried on
a efiireffnifidellCe with the liszErced RAjah. in toe
vicinity of Gahm]; but Smoot* has, in the oust ,
woo stilled terms, disavowed any participation in. or
knowledee IL the plans of the malconteots, lint. A s
haisniAde Als, decimation; and thePeisbwa,towhom
fir tinhud Bijalts have foes( been tributary. was
cr:.g-d 'in Artangements Jot Oeir reductiosh
tae lirtasts toscea oa the Joanna restored
der.

and joined His
Pkioctsses, where they partook of a cold coll.tiait.
Duel= VAJGHAN and Mosci.cr. who Advt."...

rest of the

tended Mr. Fox since the commencement of Lit
illness, have called in Eargeon L.sx soar, a Gentle-
man well skilled in dropsical compiaints.
Fox, we are concerned to say, coati:A:es in a elan•
gerous way.
Yesterday the Earl of Malta and Laid ,11,
Pert st entertained numerous parties at dinner.
Viscount and Viscountess C•ST LIMIL•Old g'
the North to and pay a visit, en party. s,
'_count M►t.vu.t a. His Lordship will ant.x.,lut

Assizes of helfast.
The Op..^=-HaCrie sil:;.acl on Saturday night, site
.a profitable mom to the Managers, said a mss*
SAtisfOory one bathe aubscrittTs.
The Countess Of HateIOGTON tad her fair
daughters ea their way to Ireland. The .Eat
and his family will reside at the Royal Hospi.
tal near Dublin, a place so remarkable for beautr
of prospeß and salubrity of air, that it has lave
called the Montpelier of Ireland.
Lord PorisoNitY, we are sorry to state, continued
in. the same precarious situation yesterday; he y
constantly attended with the tea rest and 5r....:
unwearied solicitude, by his amiable lady, and his
daughter. Viscountess Howie. His sni.s, and hi.
brother-in-law, Mr. Diststs Bows, Dat.r,l.4 Lk
with him, by turns, each night.

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Mr. Herron, of Dublin, who lately made as
free with Mr. Deputy Birch, has a bruiber a &Alai.
waster.
The Duke's Palace Estate, in Norwich, belongirrg
to his Grace of NORFOLK. was sold on Thtlia4o.;
last, in lilts, for the sum of .50551. exclusive of t 4.
Public Library and house adjoining, which w.:re
sold.
Admiral Litioss axrired in Bath on Monday last.
and has used the forced punip by o d•r of the sur-
geons who attended him since he has been a primate::
Be has received much benefit from it.
Mr. thanin's Comedy of The Finger Peg, walls
brought forward this night at Richmond Theatre.
The Marquis Coahw ar Lis is gone to Seodanra
ar.d has let his house to the Earl of Lite &VILA t
five years.
Tne Duchess of RUTIAL/40 will leave WWII tag
week.
The Marchioness TOWKIH[ND. the Hon. Vas.
Jacmisv Saviii.a, and Miss Bake Pitiorra air
among the expeAel departures of the ensanag wr
Mr. Jon nrrons cldsel his engagement at the*:
fast Theatre, on Wednesday Lasts for his own benefit
'rite Haymarket Theatre was crowded wi..k
fashion on Saturday, and the Entertainni:nts
Five Hiles of; agAs et f.eelseituties. and M.'
dery Antigett, were received with burets of applause.
The remains of Lady Maur DustcaN passed
through Stairhead on Mond•ty morning last, in .1
hearse drawn by six horses, followed by two moose
ing coaches, each with six horses, oar tire w 4
Scotland.
Mr. MOICTOK has a Comedy in-preparation for
Cnvent-Garden Theatre, in which Mr. Kalish,
will have an interesting part.
Mr. Po- the celebrated Dramatic eartier,tas
been in Lyndon on a Theatrical speculation fur•thi:
Kilkenny Theatre; be has succeeded traengsgaii
Mrs. JOIIIISTONZ, and annther Lady of inuc't omit.
rie Theatre will open this mcnth with renovelcd
splendour.
His Grace the Dicke.of Beoroan intends honour
ing B.sUinasloe Fair with his presence. It Will take
place in oClober, and several chute:see frorn t!as
Country are eispeCied to be present.
the 'Prince of Vl/4'.ai.es has been pleased m apcm:lt
the Rev. Cp ARIAS JONSSON, of Bildestonsfe•Su&Af
one of his Domestic ( hiplains.
Oil Ilturst:ay se'noight, Le RC WRITE. FSCI• pot(
a pilYbc breakfast and rural fee at WttedN, 1""
Dublin, to 6.4 Graces the Duke and rlocl.ess
lisusioatt. and the principal Nobility and t.criff!;,;
the prounds are certainly delightfully situatru•
and the whose were laid out with much taste
and elerace ; a fali of rain, however, !F. elelAttet
part of the day, diminished, is some degree, ter
pleasure or the scene.
A pointer bitch, belonging •to Mr. !I • cit s•ir
Tov, Of, Gainekeeperto tidy A vet:Frs. of I / af--
tington, lately relpri 17 pups befall atrewels.

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All Rorgrg im 3 61w/et, have the point i ne:Sse 1. Thou.
etc
of two foil-lilown itets some rew,4ll4s, raw
and % del
SU.1.1:01101. We sea swine white strs,w hatt, olged
a wreath of vet! saaar."roiss Veils ate guile s-op Ra
women, young or in foil dress, *redress:4 sim,l7 io 5h,a,144
A tieoad hanicsts, pas ins ohtique!y across the forellezd. eon.
ing down to the eye-brow on °send and k oring en angle sd n•
the forehead upon Cie other, clia.acteri,es
dress of the mote yettalhili fift,ll.l(l. T..a fadilan of
i%sey haws a comet and rdeeess. They art rot. rc
ratty trimmed with lace. or a bind of lais4in, in very mil
puts. For Court dreg., a robe of tafh:ts, etsbrade.
coast. end worsted, is the prsvaaliag fashion. At ti.e ti
de, an r:en,te, when d.eisy4, wear. a airy 4:p 4-13,3.
Short cambric rJtor, with lose SillelCS and fall slsaves,,,
more Calgll.lo,l tram crew. The e•tt,mi are made, in trut, ta
the sape"( a li,art, leaving the buiorn intirely exposed.
..re cot &tau behind, to the depth of two angers, wp the
wain.
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Yesterday morning, His fit AJ Lir V impeded tly
Blues, and floral Stafford Regimen., on parade, ea
the Court Yard ; the bands played dining the time;
afterwards His Matasry walked to• Geo:.;e'e
Chapel, with Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, 141. I
LI A, and MARY. attended by use Countess of tt.y.
Ladies Mat Y BOQTH SY and C4lllllleltL ANS, Le, d
St. HsLen's, Count MUtstrnit. Generals Cur.
WRIGHT and FUT:toy, and Colonel TA 91014 wbele
a Sermon was preach d by the Rev. Mr. Lena,
after which they rode in their catriages to l''rck
more.
Yesterday, Her MAJESTY and Princess Etssa. .
SITH had Divine Setv.:ec perloetned in the 1.%,;,,,ee,
by Her ki est r's Chaplain. They
went in Her IMaatstv's carriage to Frogmote,,
and joined His Majesty and the rest of the

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