The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-16 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
SATURDAY, Nov*emea 16.

Paris papers, of th• Bth, and Dutch papers, of
the I4th, wer• received yesterday.—An article from
Strasburgh, of the kh, says, " Our army continues
to advance; the left wing has passed the Inn near
iliatiaan, and driven the Russians before them.
'l'Le Russians have received orders to fall back on
Lentz, to wait fur the second army ; but it is
more probable that the French will be at Lentz,
and even at Vienna, before the second Russian army
can reach the Theatre of War."

The French say, they expeet to be at Vienna ►y
the middle of November. French funds are 591.

We have received_ some German •Papers, from
which we havegiven the substance of the Diplomatic
Correspondence respeding Mr.T A r t.o R, the English
Minister at Cassel. These Papers also contain the
Proclamation of the Emperor of Aus fir tA, a com-
position full of dignity, energy, patriotism, and
eloquence.

No further intelligence has been received from
Lord Cui Limi.wuoo, nor is the Earyalus yct ar-
rives!.

It is reported in the political circles, that, in con-
sequence of the Note remitted on the 14th ult. by
Baron IiAIIIMARIRG to DUROC and Ls rorresr, a
liench Courier arrived at Berlin on the I(ith, with
the reply ( f BONA IA II TE. He peremptorily de.
minded, "'!'hat Pruvia 'koala declare &Prey oak-
gortroll!,,jor or ogosfut nun." After communicating
this insolent demand to the Emperor ALLIANDGR.
the Cabinet of Berlin returned an answer, in which
it professed its inclination to maintain peace with
France, upon the following conditions :

" That Naplet should be erecuateJ by the French
.. troops;—that the Treaty of Luneritte should he ere-
'. ruled to it.fat/extent ;—tint Swatterlane! and Holland
'than!,/ be etrelarert tadepcndent; t that the resat
" of linty Mead be
.for toer separated from the
" Imperial digntty af France." If these propositions
were acceded to, Russia promised to evacuate Corfu:
but if they were rejKled, the Prussian army would
commence its operations.

His M err V will come to town nn Tuesday next,
for the purpo.e of holding a Council at the Qua.s.a's
House.

'Fhe Cnasctt.t.oe of the EXCHEQUER left town,
yesterday, after attending a Council of the Cabioet
Ministers, at Lord MuLoa ayes Office, for Earl
Ca stunt's seat, at the Wilderness, Kent.
The Weisialhant packet, with a Mail from Lis-
bon, is arrived at It Almouth.
'I tide of French success seems now about to
turn : instead of a harrasscd, dispirited army, greatly
inferior in point of numbers, and commanded by a
dastardly, if not traitorous iwbotilt, the Coolant's
will have to cope with a numerous combined force,
partly consisting of the hardiest troops in the
world, fresh and ready for affirm, advantageously
posted, and led on by a Prince, whose charafter,
for military talents, judicious enterprise, and per-
sonal bravery, is long since established.

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PRIVATE THEATRICALS.

Ihe elegant little The etre, in Wolwirn Abbey,
which has been some time itt preparati.sn. under tie
tasteful direCtion of the Dueness of Bedford, on
which nn pains or expence have been spared, by the
artists from London, who have been employed, was
opened on Thursday evening, with The Bhp'', of
Carrot, and Tim lfdlattv bottotatr. the Nobility and
Gentry, for a considerable dist:rice round Wobnra,
were invited, and some of them, as well as the Duke
and Duchess,took parts in the periormaiice,for %lick
they had been some time in prep.'s tion : the whole
went off with eclat, and gave great satisfiainn to the
audience, particularly, the younger bransdes of the
different families, who were invited very generally.
Between the .tits, the !ducat's; entertained her guests
with the choicest vial•ds.: and, at the conclnnon d
th per I.irmanco, a large party partook of tn
ele.
irt supper ; and the gendern..n kept it up, it
the true style of English hospitality, until a late
bum.

One of I (is Grace's younger sans has been indii-
posed, but is now notch better. The Duke ard
Doches, are not expeels.,l to leave Woburn Ahh.y
until Ifter the festivities of Christmas, which a e
expeaed to be on a more grand scale than licret4-
fore.

TOl,ll MILLING, Nur. it.

In cnn•cgttence of Lady Le DEspyne t a com-
manding the Play on Wednesday evening, :he
Theatre *as most elegantly attended. 1.1,e enter-
tainments were lanigi w4en you C4ll, with Atm 14(w.
; at the end itf Play, the Manager .1.,-
tounced to the audience the joyful tidings oh :he
Onry over the Combined Fleet, which w s receiv-
ed with the most lively joy. And, on Friday, by
desire of the Officers, &c. of the 14.4...dwaylun-
teen, The Soldier? Danrh,ar, .;th The Re,aw; er,
The IVant of Windsor. At the end of the Interlude
(a Comic Sketch, cailed John !Ali Triumphant), Mr.
Tao r ya introduced the following appcoprige

" Ilark ! lir.w th- an: u 1 thunder 1r 3.11 afar,
6,es, dreadful solace of the kindling was,
Where t; rti:er of ttal Main'
Deals death amidst :he Flees Fra,nce and Spain!
And bears in triuriiph (happy, glorious day !)
Full nineteen hate-of-14We ►hi away !
Rut ah ! ( the Ilene. twine of ittagy run)
Behold, B,itanuta mourns her darling Son !
To ilia, whose gallant heart ue'er own'd a fear,
She pays the grateful tribute of a tear ;
Who he'd the Guardian of her Rights and Laws,
And died, with glows, fighting in her C tilaJ.

Yesterdsy mcnning, His MAJcsrv, Princesses
AuGusr•, SOPHIA, and ANGLIA, with several at-
tentlants, took their usual ride in Windsor Greit
Park. Her Mtt.irsev and the other PRINGLS
took an airing to Frogrnore.

The last Bath arrivals are--
Cm:me, .r.oaor, v05.:.,u.v., and Viecnury . I
Lurd and Lady Wigtoun, It wp of Saliebarv, 1. ny a,,
lion. 1.414 Hon Cwtain Niaudo, Y.r Nathanael
Major tarn. and Mrs. Ful:er.

The Dutcheu of Devosisu;at. came to town, ye%..
terday, trom Chiswick; and returned, at five o'clock,
to dinner.

Marquis of SA I.lssunv had a 'aka party to din.
ner. yesterday, at Hatfield.
FRANCIS Astiwooo, Esq. gave a grand dinner,
yesterday, to a party of friends, at Nano r's hottl.
Sir R. SC ACN AN is a native of Plymout", where,
on the night of rejoicing, 3 concert was given, wij.:lt
opened, in a grand style, with The 11.-4,1 Ma. b i
Saul," in full hand, in compliment to the late Lord
Nist.son.

Sir DAVID WIDDIRISURN, in his barouche and
four, left town, at three o'clock yesterday, fur
Bromley.
Mr. G. JOHNSTON and family, arrived, last
Thursday, at his house, Hanover-square, from
Brighton.
Lady STANLEY and family arrived at the Earl
of DERRY'S seat, at the Oakes, yesterday, from
Lancashire.
Lady MANNERS SUTTON arrived yesterday, at
her house, Upper Seymour,treet, from the Priory,
where she has been oa a visit to the Marchioness of
AsERCORM.

The new Comedy was again performed, lost
night, at Covent-Garden Theatre, and :ceived w.th
much applanse.
Mr. Itavaztul's Ccncerth annouroNl at P th,
embrace a host of science, in the nom- list A I. s‘l,
STOSACE, MORELLI, Miss PARKE, NITS, Assts, I:le
ASHLEY'S, kc.

At the representation of a Comic Opera, at the
Metz Theatre, on the '2oth Last, a division took
place between the audience, which ended in a riot,
and the destruSion of the interior oh the Theatre.

PA LSI EL LO has returned to Paris; ikleacattkl,
the first singer in Europe, has also arrived in that
city.
Mrs. fvlouivr All N resumed the part cf Atrryrrtia,
in the farce of .Vo S'eqg No Supper, last night, for the
first time, since her indispostion.
teviov, one of the most i.r..ar •tanrs nn the
Paris stage, has retired to the .I,:p.titn,!•tit of the
Rhone, and become A farmer.
Mr. SCH I M Ea, the Father of the itivritil? C"rti•
pally, at the German Theatre, we underq.ina,
preparing something vet y ingenious, in commemo-
ration of thc immortal NELSON.
Mr. WALSH POET ER, we are happy to state, has
been declared out of danger by his Physicians, Doc-
MIS VA UG HIEN and BAI LI E• HIS disorder Was
brain fever, occasioned by a repelled gout, %she!),
flew to the head.
Mr. Cooai declined his pint in the new comedy,
rather than appear as a de/b/riertt bet. the public.
The Ridotto given at Cork, nn Wednesday se'n
night, was on the most splendid scale; a nun.ber
charatlers were well supported. 'Vise MOit
were, Miss J---s in a Fan Qmhet ; a batch Ma.k
Girl, with skaits ; Mr. M---• G—th, jun. in Calab
Quo:erns; Captain S—g—n, •Prrhch F iseer; aStat
Jima Genies, Mr. N--n ; and A jolly son of *vs.
rhere was much brainy and fashion, and the ev es
ire concluded with hilarity and good human%