The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-06-20 00:00:00

The Commandant of that fortress had replied*
with touch energy, to the menacing rusumeows of
use Austrian General. The brave General Dewa•
Inewbki has been on his march since the Ink
from Posen, in order to raise the siege. •
On the tour gof the day brfiore yesterday, we
likewise received intelligence of the entrance of the
col p 4 of the Duke of lirunswick, into LusiAnow-s..
The force of his small corp. is nut precisely rr..w,u,
but it cannot be above Y,5 to men. A .corps of be-
tween 3 sued 4,000 men will to-morrow:iwt out
from Dresden, to dispute with lulu the inivsage
through tae kingdom.
Yesterday ereniug arrived at Sitaboitid, a Sete.
dish Officer, sent from Stockholm, by the Duke of
Suclerinaiiia, to the Emperor of the French. After
making the short stay of au hour, he continued
his journey for the head-quarters.
%Ye have had here, for some days, the Countess
Tyszkievriez, niece to thy late king of Poland, sod
sister of Prams Poiciatirwski, who commands with.
so 111 111.11 eli.tiuetioee th; Polish army. She set out
from Paris to return to IVar.aw, but she will ouw
soot here till her country shall be evacuated by tree
A marl ms.
The Prince of Dessau arrived here the erasing
before yrstertboy, and yester.lay having lend hi.
respects to time King of Sax nay. set out fur IVoer-
tete, his usual residence.
The day before yestorrolay, issued tiorotigts iii.
tows,, Mademoiselle Boor 4ning, on her way to
St. Petenoburgii. with M. Flureace, formerly au
actor of the French theatre.

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The aisprarance of the detachment of the corps
of the Doke of Oels, at Zittau,, has snit been at-
tended with Oily coissespeasces. Lt isispears that
this corps Imes gone irons that part of the Imistiers
of Bohemia, in order to pass tine Elbe. and imi,irch
into the circle of Egri; from which it will rodeo.
your to emitur Sweeny by Err4eissrg. Colonel Third-
man is preparing to meet them on the side of
Chem nit z.
We have this morning received news from the
Duchy of %Var.,aor. The ardour there wen always
the same. The levy-ex-muse was rapidly °room-
ing. The Austrian General, Mohr, had been
wounded in besieging Thom's. The Russian army
appeared to intend, to advance frosts that side.—
Prince Poniatowski has made seem progress in
Gallicia ; he was on he. march to Lis-siege the small
fortress of Zammeskt. The Polish Officer hie had
an audience of the of Saxony,- end to-morrow
will continue his route to the Dead-gum ters of the
Emperor.
A-rant:ROIL SIAT *9.
The Gera dr.4rwes of the lisiperlisl Guard, as
well as the depdts of the Gninorliers and mounted
Unworn's ofthe Guard, arrived here yesterday.—
..ft fiue troop, fur 444 ii g about 1800 suet'. set out
this morning for Auittias
xtustrats MAT 30.
Is the campaign of Italy, the Archduke lost
is,or3o men, 60 piece* of comma, and six standards.
The Austrian Generals Prohasska, Bauer, and
Kolibri, arrived Isere to.day,svith.s4 other Austrian
Officers, prisoners of war. Our Journals contain
several rerticulars, which prove the patriotism of the
Bavarian people. Among others we have the fol-
lowing instanoo of the faithful zeal of time huhu-
bitunts of Nicol ()tug, on the Ihnitsbe, who, teeing a
column of 4,000 Austrian prisoners ms the point of
escaping from the Wirtensimurgers who escorted
deem, immediately tool arms, sand forced esem to.
submit.
TRAIX,ORT; NAM 2..
The corps of the French arm) assembled at Er-
fords will he commanded by. Ills Majesty the
King of Westphalia.
Several carriages, from Paris, loaded with pre-
sents for the Emperor of Russia., have rased
through this city. These presents consist of gold-
enutli s work, and a magnificent service of porce-
lain of Sievres.

IiSLIGOLAND HAIL.

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BANLIN OF FIR [LIM .TYME 2.
The Austrian head-quarters are, act ording to
privute ankennt• receive d this evening, at but&
The Emperor Francis, previous to the bathe of
Aspen), received propoisals from Napoleon to ...Hi-
etude a truce on certain conditions, which ovvrtrtre
he instantly forwarded to the Archduke OW itiv.
who returned it with the followinz note :
^ Brodie', take my. Marshal's staff from me, and 10 me
rather know the Austrian ulnae so mum, ear >why, hut let
me retire with my brothers to
The Duke of Vainly (Kellerman) bur, it. is said,
received orders to occupy Penton.

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