The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

HAU/SUAGH MAILS.

C•LMAR, OCT. 4.
fix Excellency Count Fersen has arrived here
from Stockholm.

His Royal Highness Monsieur is expeEted here
in two days from Gottenburgh.

The Swedish Minister in I lolland, Could Lowenh-
aelm, has derr.aaded his recall.

AMSTILIDAM, OCT. 11.

The Emperor is soon expeded back to t'le coast.
I'be sickness among tht troops has ceased. Winter
anagesines are established at Bruges, o:tend, Sic.
lIMICT, OCT. 16.

To-day it was reported bete, that an embargo
had been laid non all ships. It was supposed that
this was in come *mace of the esreii ion against
En.land, and he report occa :oned Here a very
great sensation. According, however, to letters
from Amsterdam, received this day, Admiral
Kehkeit has only taken some measures cf precau-
tion against spies, and to prevent certain commu-
nications with England; in consequence of which
some ships from the Nash were prevented from
sailing.

The day before yesterday the Legislative Body
began its Autumnal Sittings; it is believed, how-
ever, that they will not continue the stated time of
six weeks; but that the said Body will break up,
and no more deliberate on the plan of the new Con-
stitution.
With rasped to this New Constitutimt, the nego-
tiations still continue. The Ambassador, Schim-
enelpenninck, whose fisher is dead at Amsterdam,
Is now in that city, indisposed. the eight depart-
ments, we are assured, will re-assume the name of
provinces, and receive again a part of their sove-
reignty. The Central Government will consist of
the Deputies from the provinces, who will form an
Assembly of States Gcneral. We are also assured,
that this new establishment will not have for its con-
sequence any redtsiftion of the rents and intcre•t of
the National Debt. The new general systcm of
taxation w ill, it is said, bring in about twelve mil-

bons of florins.
This day, a Committee of the princiral .lut! ori.
Sea of the State will meet in the Great l tall, called
Trevies Kammer when the plan of the New• Con.
strtnt.oa will !„,c 1414 befurs than.

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, I EI4OA, SEP r. 22. force in Corfou being much inferior to use French and carriou hito vieppe.
The Doke of arreocc, of Hull, is lost at Arch- mat
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rasped to this New Constitutimt, the sego- According to letters from Bologna, the num- force in Italy undor General Sr. CYN. Bona- angel. 0
still continue. The Ambassador, Schim- bee of French troops which marched through that PARTS still pursues his system of plunder and An.ors- aEvening Piper says, ++ We understand
bunt alr.
that rico.;
s the hanker,
luck, whose father is dead at Amsterdam, city for Southern Italy, amount to 20,030. intrigue in Germany. Several German Powers Mr. 1..
his corie,tiond mt in Paris, 1 all he Engt;s has received letters frh
v.:-
1 that city, indisPoted- the eight drPart- An agreement has been entered into between ar i invited, or rather commanded, to attend the cc- soners at Verdun,
re are assured, will re-assume the name of England and Russia, to possess the Island of Malta remony of his Coronation, at Paris, v here they are have been ' with the, Lard Etat N.
put into close confinement. and that the ii:ii!
1, and receive again a part of their love- in common, for which purpose 50'X) Russian troops to appear like so many captives chained departure, tor England, of Sir JAIL vS CR ALI rt; tl, IS •:1:11 to the most iniquitously assigned as the cause of this liai.da 177,
The Central Government will consist of will soon go from Corfou to Malta. wheels of the triumphal car of some viaorious measure. It is most Clear that Sir J A ups WAS u. •t a 4,
aces hoot the provinces, who will form an cossr•ta risorce, stet. 10. General of aatient Rome. In this degratiod list, prisoner of war. He bore the sacred and privileged I,
yof States General. We are also assured, 11; a fire, which continued eight hours, five however, are only to be found those PRINCES who chat actor of a Minister, and no law of nations cou:al 1,1,
I poi, him a parole ; neither did he, ini
truth, at t!
new establishment will not have for its con- mosques, 1000 houses, and the great 6,„ndery. with have shared at his hands the plunder of the Em- bTPale u
aparole. But the spirit of retahatioa, n I.i?,
an reduElion of the rents and interest of the artilery barracks, were burred to ashes this pire, whilst the others have been honoured by his which the measure of close c.iiiline.nent is triE!itte`!' fa.
Tonal Debt. The new general system of morning. In Egypt new troubles have broken out, admonitions and rehiaces. In the North of Ger- I will pits:lnce the most cru -1 effeols, if persisted 1:.
a. !
v. ill, it is said, bring in about twelve mil- aid ail rlaiistiaw at Cairo have saved themselves in many, now for the fourth time within sixteen au 0,111(...ra oT..Vilnlent bits been in tile. habilt
tolieg;;;;enrt:c:
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Alexandria, to wait the issue of :he anarchy dcso.. months, he demands a new loan from the neutral for the chinfi7tnicife,ot:litreset
aernlemoraf.ti:iinnd,
this
has
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Burins.t ,!
lay, a Committee of the principal Authori. Luang the forme: city and its ncighbourhocil. City of I lamburgh. The sumrequired is -400,0(") f'"ni'h"-I by Capt. ft a 1..N1 il ,I', W 1 drew on Mes.ri. . d
Filo.' ts CIA 1 1 s and Co. through NIT. Pe4es.: a LI,.
to State will' meet in the Great 11411, called sane. 13. Jul:ars, and fir this 11:s milaary financ ers Lave ...-11
Capt. liiii..io,: now %%Taos that lie is obli; •.1 t•
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Kammer when the plan of the New Con- A Russian ship of n; glw:, with 500 land troops, proposed to mortgage the cirdic and salt is t, „r si.,:, ~„,
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will Ire laisl bd.," Llama has passed : y Cis city fur Lifou. Lunt:abariiii. The Sev.ate called a mectiiig of die I a,ip:s.ition of it."
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