The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

generd Mayer, set out the' day berate yesterifiy
for Totis, where the EMperor of Austria still iy; It
is thought, that r short time before the departiie of
the French troops, that Monarch will come to pus..
a few days iii this capital. At least the op:IN/nests
in the palace tire to be placed in their Loma...state
by the 27th inst.

A notice. published by Count Wrbia. Impeiial
Auvtrian Commissary, enjoin~ the Austiiau officers,
lately prisoners of war. and who return, after being
exchanged, not to remain here more than twenty-
four hours, and to repair immediately and directly
to their respective corps.
No more troops of the confederation of the
Rhine are to be seen in our environs : they bave
already reached Upper Austria, on their way to
their respective States.

VIZNNA, NOT. 4.

Prince Charles or Schorarzenberg, appoitied Am-
bassador by His Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
to the Court of France, set ont on the let instmit
for Paris. The setae day the Prince of Neufcha-
tel sent to His Majesty the Emperor of the Prime!)
the ratification of the Military Convention negoci-
ated by virtue of the Treaty of Peace, and conclud-
ed on the 48th October.

According to the orders of his Highness the
Prince of Neufchatel, who has directed all .the
officers, whose presence is not ansoluttly necessary
here, to set out. for Strasburg on the 31st October
at latest, the Lyon de Denzel, Governor of this
capital, has given public notice to all the Conitnis-
tarifa of quarters, to ascertain whether all the offi-
cers, civil and military, have actually departed.
These mess:flares are so much the more nece,rery,
as many Austrian civil officers and private persons
have already arrived in the city ; which diminishes
the number of houses that were at liberty, *nil
that might be Assigned for the lodging of the
troops, and at the same time increases the number
of quarters required for the different corps which
are arriving from the line of demarcation.

We learn from Oran, that a new assembly of the
States of Hungary hes been convoked for the lath
of December, this year.

NANTES, NOV. S.

We are assured that the United States' frigate,
the Connitution, after an obstinate en :igment
of five hours, has taken an English frigate and car-
ried her into the Chesapeake.

FROM THE GERMAN AND DUTCH PAPERS..

BANKS OF THE El BE, Noir. 10.

The Congress whit:llllas been held for this 6.4
fortnight, a the house of the French Minister at
Ham ‘urgh, M. De Bourienne, at siv.<ll the hilt('
and NI. Reinhard, now French Minister at t!.e
Court of Cassel, presided, hod for object, theactini-
tire fate ofthl Hansa Towns of Bremen, Hamburgh,
and Lubeck, each of which sent two Deputies.
Mons. Reinhard sets out with the result of this
Congress for Cassel, today or to-morrow. from
whence the whole will be forwarded to Paris.

The Minister Reinhard, on taking leave of the
Deputies, declared to the Hamburghers, that he
would pledge them his honour. that Napoleon
would confirm their Constitutiou, which would of
course undergo no change.
It is said, Bonaparte intends soon to have him.
self crowned Emperor of Germany. at Rome or in
Paris; for which reason he has taken all the re-
cords relative to the Germanic Empire, from among
the Imperial Austrian Archives at Vienna.

♦ttNNA, NOV. g.

We are assured that the greater part of the Aus-
trian fortresses, occupied by French troops, which
are to be given back to the Emperor of Austria,
will be dismantled. Among others are Raab, in
Hungary, and Gratz, in Styria. All the works of
these two places are undermined,

New mops of Austria hare been published
within thaw few days. pointing out the boundaries.
as stipulated by the late Treaty of the 14th Oct.

FROM THE PORTUGUESE: AND SPANISH PAPERS.

SEVILLE, Nov. 11.

They write from Mataro, under date of the tath
October, that a great number of ships were dis-
covered at sea from that place, and much fire seen.
Our army of La Mancha has left Valdepenas, and
marched against the enemy with that military ardour
and high courage which predict victory.—(Serrilk
Diary, Nor. 9.)

Ll9soiri, WOll. 4.

The English have struck the last blew against
the French Navy. The Toulon squadron, which
sailed from that port to escort a convoy bound fur
Beretlona, has been taken by the British fleet.
This pleasing intelligence was communicated to the
Captain of an English !hip who happened to be at
the house of the Governor of Mataro by the Mar-
quis de Coupigny. Frans is likely, ere long, to
have no other ships but of canvas or in print.—
Lisbon Diary, Now. 4./

Lissom, nue. H.
It is generally believed hero that the Toulon
Beet bas been at sea fur several days past.

OPOftTo, Nov. 4.

The army of our allies, anike the orders of the
Duke det Parque. is pureeing its Incomes,
nod the Preach continue to retreat in goose-
quent-e• of the severe losses which they have
lately sustaiaetls It vision the ft4tb of lest nonth,
at tea o'clock in the asornioi, that the brave 4a-
slab Inept; commanded by the above Duke del
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