The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

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tor of Trernikr money aciranced three years Owl,. •
t.n account of Hanover It is still tvliev• J, that this
kir/tor will obtain the Cardinal's Hat.
• 'aviatcu, JAM. 2.
Yesterday there was a grand cone-rt at row?, at
which the Empe-ot Napoleon and vb.. Empress .
sephine were present ; and the whole city wa
minated in honour of the regal dignity cnoterred
upon our Eleaor.
3 AIM 4.•
This afternoon, the Emp-ror Napnle 41. with a
guard of twenty mra, and an interpreter. w cked
ahrrat this tits, and visited several shops nom he
parade, and wis very inquisitive as to the •tlcleit
urns sale. where they were fabricated. by whom &c.
Biwa! is, it is said, is to receive a fifth part of the
contributions laid upon the Austrian provinces. as
well as of the artillery.
JAM. 7.
The Emperor Nannleon hunts almost ever. (1-,7.
accompanied by the Crown P. i„,,.
recovered, and appeared at Court yesterday.
STItASSLitti, J• -. S.
Yesterday, a column of 2.700 p -inters c. war
arrived heir. The sick :tmount in &we "00.
day a rio•r numerous column has air. d All ^ e
etpra tsa (Y) of this description. P. me:
Ilsorghese is on his way to Paris.
rigtoecttao, JAN 10
Circulars have been addressee to the Corea Mob.
Isairj.;;, respeeling the assomption of the Real
, with a request to them to cornmn .e tre
the Circumstance to their respeCtive C tuts. Ile
Ministers of both the new Courts we to receive their
letters of credence as soon as possible.
It is remarked, that dispatitions are making for
• the 'exchange, ca moue, of all the prisoners made
brats Powers at war.
titsvettca. JAW. 2.
Yesterday, Marshal Nev unexpeßedly arrived
here; he is to proceed to Klagenfurt, and th?n t 3 •
march with his division to Italy. There is to he a 1*
general assembly of the Tyrolean States on the Bth,
which, it is thought, will be interesting, since we ate
now become Bavarians.
BANKS OF TM. D•Ntlif.., JAN. 4.
Private letters from Vienna say, that the !trench
troops, to the number of 60,0u0, under General •
Marmont. are to join the Austrian arms which
is intended to take possession of Bosnia and Servia,
fur the E tiperor Francis.
Massena's head.qoarters are at Laybtch. He
ha• ordered each Province to supply 2000 francs
monthly, foe r money foi the t;enerais of Di.
rhinos and 1000 for Genersl, of Wit;tade. Tna
Emperor Francis is gone to Pittsburg.
/ROM Tlit DAMMIT,SAN. 6.
Instead cf Trieste, An. via is now to obtain ttoe
of the Doisatofi. of the Black Sew. A s rum, imps
of ft :nth troops has been drdached to Dalmaii.
Some people report that Napoleon has 'Neg.' ,edl
tl:e King of Pavaria with the sword which Fte*vibiti

in the battle of Austerlitz.
JAM. 11.
The Archduke Charles, and M. Trassliende•.-are
said to be in great aeivity. The rlian-e in the
Anstrian Adminieratil a took place the day s'eford
the signinc; of the treaty of Pea Coo C iti.nekt
is to rece ye. according to some accounts, a consider+
able pension.
Accordion to some information, Austria is to
be inclemr.ified by SerVia. .nd Walla-
cbia.
The mitigation of the contrihwions imposed by
the French, is said to be owing to the mediation of
the Archduke Charles.
FROU BIA TN, JAW. r.
Both the Kings of Wirtemberg and Bavaria will
be crowned at Paris.
The King of lVirtemllerg is done to Munich.
Seven thousand French troops have entered
Darmstadt, and are ordered to occupy all the rib.
}ages belonging to that Prince, up to the Mayo.
Prussian troops, it is said, have again entered the
dirrie of Fulda.
The uncoil at Visena, which was kit untouched
by the French. is that wiiicirproperly belonged to
the city. All the other drew were. for the mmt
pert, stripped.
JAM. IS.
From Vienna, we hear of the following changes
in the M;nistry:—Lansberti to he replaced by the
Prince of Sithwattzenberg ; Colloredo, by M. Sin-
:ended ; Llgarte, by Count IV.illis ; Court Su-
merow, by Count Sanrau ; Stahl is appointed Vice-
President in the Imperial Cabinet of Bohemia ;
Baldini. Direelor of the Cabinet; and Prime Leh..
iengtein is to succeed Prince Ausrsberg as Com-
mandant of the Life Guard.
A monument is to be ereaed at Mimic+, in hrs.
noun of the Emperor Napoleon 1 and another for
perpetuating the memory of the new order of things.
tree atom, )AN.
To.mori nw, the King of Sweden will remove front
hence, With the pseud-quarters. The gtearest part
of the troop. stationed here, it is said, will topase
the elbe. Another gecohnt says. the Swedish army
bits changed its position, and now f rms a lint, the
right extending towards the Harnhur Rh territory. and
the left toward, the Prussian frontier. The King se
at Boit:engem
wyrzz•aa. eats. 11.
The Prussian troops, which joined the Heoians,
have their head-quArters still Alsfel 1, anti are
(+intoned in a circuit of alinut eight niEes. Ail ute
Hessians have retired.
M 04114141 A tsgurean has forbidder the (wenn atom of
the Hessi,ia thi. side of the Mayn. 7'!:efreaet emit% neat lifents, is estimated at 1.5.0 v)
men.
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1.11.111(111MW Count Wingwitz • 1:1 AccorespAri!• cite
Secretary of Legstion. 1. moard, c.. Paris. is
joierney is said to relate to a ciseurustanceot gsc..t
imp.irtance to the State.

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