The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-23 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

• !ROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS•

FRASICTORT, SUT. 1.
Tor some days we have remarked, that all tha

Papers, under the influence of Au,tria, affeEt not to
speak of the warlike prepavatinas of that Power„but
as the means of insuring the tranquillity of the
Continent, by. the establi4hmeat of au armed neu-
trality.
♦VC.iLtikGLI, StPT. 2.
We lca:n from Passau, that four estijittel are az-

fired at the Commandant General's, and another

at Lintz, to accelerate the rtctuitivg. The term
which had been Gxed for the completing the number
of recruits, has been abridged a week. The lianpe-
tor of Austria is expeeled at Lentz, where the head-
quarters of the army of reserve will be established.
ILA TISBON, 1. 1.
Irnm....liately after the overture made by M.
Dacher to the different MiniLtcrs, upon the more.
grunts .t tilt Frearh trn(T,, couriers extraordinary
were sent to the diCerent s. We see here, with
the greatest Sittisfafliun, 014: thcl :.xists the greatest
concord between the fri:.ce, a,:l States of the Em-
pire, to shelter the German Eirvire :rom hostilities,
and to maintain the system of -euttality. For some
days, there has been much talk of a confederacy be-

tween the King of Prussia, the Eleetor Arch-Chan-
eellor, and the EleCtors of Saxony, Bavaria, Wit.-
temberg, Baden, Hesse, and several other Pr:::ce,.
We expel, with the greatest impatience, the re-
turn of a French Courier from Vienna. h is -1::-,tight
he will bring decisive dispatches; and, notwitittand-
ing the great movements of troops, which continued
on the part of the Austrian Government, we have
not abandoned all hope that these demonstrations
will not end in hostilities.

STRASUVROII, £E,T. 8.

We are assured, that the Army of the Coast, which
has matched to the Bank of the Rhine, and which
is to be reinforced by 30 or 40,000 men from the
Army of the Interior, who are on their march, wid
take the name of the Grand Army ; that the Em-
peror will command it in person, having under him
Marshal I3erthier, the Minister of War, and that it
will be provisionally established, until the negocia-
aions relative to peace or war are finished, between
Neuf Brisach and Ilaguenau. If we may believe
the public rumours, the divisions under Marshal
&wilt and Lannes will be stationed in the environs
of Strasburgh ; Mars:lal Ney's, in the environs (1
Scheleslatt ; and Marshal Davoust's, in the environs
of Har,uenau. The superb division of grenadiers.
under General Oudinot, will form part of the gar-
rison of Stra.burgh. A column of troops, coming
from the interior, will be stationed in the neigh-
bourhood of Germersheim, some leagues from
Landau.

FROM THE BANES OF THE turruar,SEPT. 4.

We are informed that different Princes and States
of the Germanic Body are inclined, in case of a pew
explosion of hostilities between France and Austria,
to publish a declaration, announcing their intention
teselutely to maintain a system of the strictest neu-
trality. That, we ate assured, is the °Neel of the
different negotiations that are now entered upon be-
tween the greater numbrr of these Princes. The

Kings of Denmark and Yru►sia will he invited to
guarantee that neutrality, which must of necessity
be a great stumbling block in the way of the Cuurt
at Vienna.

S!PT. 9.
The last courier arrived from Turkey, at Vienna,
brings the important inteli.gance, that the Porte has
been weak enough to consent to the demand of the
Russian Ambassador, to aiiow the troops now staL
timed in the Republic of the :ieven Islands, to esta-
blish themselves in the neighbouring provinces of

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Turkey, particalarly in-tl,e Murex. The independ-
ence of the Porte, is, therefore, no more, for the
provinces '•^.ill be successively o:copied by Itustisa
troops.
According to an article from Ratishon, of the 6th,
every appe..trance indicates more And mote the ap-
proach of hostilities ; titre are, nevet theless, some
hopes, the }race may be yet preserved. Recent
letter, from Vi?:ma seem to countenance that hope.
the King of Prussia is very adively employed in
proposing a CI1C.Iiall(111.

TURIN. SEPT. 3.

All Ili? t:oops of the different divisions are In mo-
tion. Those that were in garrison have received
orders to march immediately for Italy. There is a
new w.,ter-conveyance for transporting the troops
from Turin to Ferrara, by which they get on with
an astonishing rapidity.