The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-05 00:00:00

Pais. A prodigious concourse of people followed
him to the Ponto.Melle, with the most earnest
wishes for a prosperous journey. Besides the Cardi
oafs who have been before mentioned, he is attended
by the Cardinals Brasche and De Baian. Pius VII.
before his departure, confirmed all the public Otis.
cers in their authority, and invested the Cardinal,
Secretary of State, with the most extensive full
powers. Though it was said that His Holiness
would not go by Florence, on account of the distem•
per at Leghorn, this intention is now changed, and
he will pass through that city.

rimacmci., NOV. 1

The accounts from Pisa and the Pisance are
very consolatory. No symptoms of the distemper
which prevails in Leghorn have as yet appeared
there; and in the latter city the disorder decreases
daily. 'Yesterday no more than eight persons died,
and among the sick seventeen are in a fair way of
recovery.

Nov. 5.
His Holiness arrived here this day en his way to
Paris. He was received at the Palace Pitti by the
Queen, who had with her the young King, and the
whole Court. To-morrow be will give his benedic-
tion to the people from the balcony of the palace.
11111. m, soy. 8.
To-slay thirty carriages went from this city to
receive His Holiness and his suite on the other side
of Mount Camels. This mountain is now covered
with snow ; but all possible exertions are made to
render the journey of the Pope over it as commo-
dint', as possible. Eight post.chaises are prepared ;
one for His Holiness, covered with red velvet, and
bordered with gold; five for the Cardinals, and
two for the Roman Princes.

Nov. e.
The Committee of Health here has given public
notice of the strict regulations which it is resolved
to enforce to prevent the communication of infec-
tion from Spain to Tuscany. Every person
arriving from those countries, and entering the
Ligurian territory, in any other manner than by per-
forming quarantine at the Lasaret,o. will be tried
by military law, and immediately shot, without any
judicial forms, liberty of appeal, or possibi.ity of
receiving pardon.
Id A L ACia, OCT. 27.

The distemper here has now entirely cessed ; the
day ►lore yesterday no person died either in the
City or the Hospitals. In the beginning of the en-
suing month Tr Drum will be sung.
PARIS, 'tor. 16.

At Nantes and L'Orient, as well as at Havre, an
omits/go has been laid on all Swedish ships.
me eight cream-coloured horses which are des.
tined to draw the Emperor's coronation carriage,
were captured in Hanover.
The privateer &pc, were, front Nice, has captured,
in the Mediterranean, an English ship from Liver.
°el. valued 300,000 livres-12,0001.

Several Generals of the camp near St. Omer have
received letters of invitation from the Emperor to be
present at his coronation.
Notwithstanding the somber of English cruisers,
177 ships have, daring last year, entered the port of
S.sbles d'Olonnes.
Since the blockade of the seaports in the Channol,
several ships arrive at Caen without experiencing
any danger. Every thing proves that this port is
very convenient for all shipping for Rouen, Paris,
and other places in the same line.
Admiral Gantheaume at Brest has given an ele-
gant entertainment on board Le Veagragr, of 120

guns. The table held 100 covers. The ship
performed at the same time several manteuvres in

the Outer Road. The Emperor was drink under
a salute of 100 guns.

During the year XII. the Police Agents, who in-
spelt the cellars of wine merchants, have seized 288
tons of adulterated wine, and IR 3 tons of bad wine,
which have been emptied into the river.