The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-04-19 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

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The new regulation for privateers, se anaiossiy
expected by the public, will appear next week.
•PAIL 10.
They write from Elsiaeur, of the 3d of April,
that, according to letter from Gottenburg, the en-
trance of English ships into that port, as also of all
other flags rowing from England, would be for-
bidden.

We (earn by letters from Brussels, that His Me.
je.ty, the King. passed. on the 9th inst.. through
that city, on his return to his kingdom.

♦rats. 11.
We understand, that in order to carry the eighth
article of the treaty concluded in Paris into execu-
tion, much activity prevails in all th'e Royal dock-
yard% loud that the utmost exertions are made t 6
get the heavy ships, which are lying in the
st►nk iiitu the mud. remit again ; and that the
Commanders of the ships in the Teed, who left
them at the time of the invasion by the English,
to serve on board the gun-boats with their mews,
and oppose the forth. r progress of the enemy, hes
reocived His Majesty's orders to resent to their
ships, and resume the oon►maed thereof.

PLIVILIIOII,OIII. wtttcs gl.
Our Court Gazette contains the following article
from Hoge Some days ago the unexpected.
yet prioritise intelligence. received here, of the In-
tended marriage of the Emperor Napoleon with the
Archduchess of Austria, daughter of the ',MOPE
Emperor Francis. This piece of ioforosatiou hes
excited very agreeable sensation i■ all well-informed
and impartial men, inasmuch as that marriage is t•
Ire considered as a certain pledge of a permanent
general peace on the Continent, and of the closest
con3rxion of the three Imperial Courts."
waectr 21.
Lettere from Vienna ad►ise, that Count Metter..
niche Minister of State, left that capital on the
15th inst. It is said that to is going to London en
an important 113166:011.

MINA, MAUS 24.

His Imperial Majesty baring been n infamies!
that Count Wide' Jartsberg was en Ins way for this
place. io weakly Of Miaistee Plenipotentiary anti
Envoy Extuaordivary from His Majesty the King
of Deurnark. has named l aran Bender liugelsteio
to ►rpre% ut him iu the tame character at the
Coma of Copenhagen.

Whatever satisfaction the Emperor may feel
at seeing his beloved daughter seated upon the
first throne in the world. it i. impoatble bet
that Isis heart suffer in the first momenta
of this pilau! separation. Tranquillity ken
succeeded the fifes whip b we hare had, and
every body, as fir as it is possible, follows the
route of the Empress of Fragile?. All the de-
tails are collected with care, they are the subject
of every conversation. The Emperor has adopted
measures to receive, every day, exact intells,!ence of
the Empress, and as he knows the general Intend
and love which the people boar towards bee,
hr deigns to cAnuntinicitte then to the Court,
whence they are quickly tuade known to she public.

111 .Iles es.

Arrordin4 to sccoiints from Bucharest, the
Itu,nan army has formed a jatictina aith the Fuer-
riano. and defeated a Turkish corps, which endew•
touted to prevent that junction. Prince Bova.
is at Bucharest, m4kine; the aacrisary prepare..
tam% for a grilersil attack of the Turks.

It is said that the Emperor intends to maks •
jnarney tuParip, att.-sided by the Archduke Cl•srte-i
but she time wbeu that journey is to take place. is
not yet kuorto.

WAUAW, 111111CII 24.

By a decree of His Majesty the limb our Oar. _
it ha. been decreed, that the port of which
hos been reunited to our country by the treaty el
Vienna, shall be divided into four departments,
40 circles, 16 eoesenes, and foot bisbopricks.
They will seed twelve Members to the Senate.

II lIIICII 26.

The Polish army is to be argaiiired on a Lew
plan. and to amount is the whole to 6o,otro' men :
hot the National Guards are to continue on their
present footing.

tl3l/, APX:t 1.

The French troopo hove evacuated Sal:burgh;
and those of Bavaria entered upon duty there, out
the 4.5 th of March. It r said, that tliv whole of
the division of Friant, Tuts broken up from Pao-
PIM, anti the hanks of the Inn, ...d marched tun
wank Franconia. the h....1-quarters were expect's'
at Nuremberg. 111 the be .ruing of Aptil.

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