The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-12-09 00:00:00

• Cie. S• Uffic. lib. 3

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PAllift wow. I.
His MAjesfilit out at fonro'clock this morninz
to pets a few days at Milan ind Venice. He will
return in the beginning of December._(Monieeur.J

wow. IS.
We are assured, that His Majesty the Emperor ,
and King is accompanied in his journey to Italy
only by the Grand Duke of Berg and the Prince of
Neufchatel. It appears, hoivever, that the Minis-
ter of the kingdom of Italy, and the Minieter fur
Foreign Affairs of the Fres* Empire, will 4130 re-
pair to Milan.
wow. 20. •
The Empress Queen returned to Paris last WISP
day.
soy. 23.
His Excellency the Minister of Marine is on a ,
vlsit to the coasts of the Empire.
now. 25.
Authentic letters from Munich state, that tLe
King of Bavaria and the Prince Itsyal will set out
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for Italy immediately after the arrival of a Cou-
rier, from Paris, with dispatches, which will sip
prize them of the day fired for The departure of the
Emperor of the French for Milan. Several other
crowned heads wall assemble in that city. Amang
them are mentioned the King and Cl•reen of Na.
pies, the Queen of Etruria, and His Holiness the

Letters from Frankfort, of the 18. h inst. state,
that the domains of the Principality of Fuld, will be
immTdiately taken possession of in the name of the
Emperor of the French.

•, • Fot the Gottenba,gh Mail, ace th• Last pop.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

lA)NDON,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9. it',
We have received Paris papers to the 26th last, t
from one of which, the Mendeur of the 23d, w‘.: have 11,1
copied an articfe, in answer to His Many'. v's De-
claratian respeding the Expedition to Zealand. It
purports to be written by a native of Germany, in
which country it is said to have excited a great sen-
sation, but is obviously of French manufacture. Its 1
great length obliges us to defer several other articles
until to-morrow. In this number is one dated Ma-
drid, t!!e sth, containing two Letters from the
Prince of Asrualas to hit father, the King of
SPAIN, confessing his crime, and imploring forgive-
ness, and also a Declaration of HisMaJesrY, avow-
ing that the PR I secs bad made a full discovery of the
plot, and granting bis pardon. These letters aim? we
the appearance of French rnanufadure. A public
thanksgivitv has been ordered in Simi% for the
escape c,f His MAJESTY from the plot against his
BONAPARTE set out, on the morning of the 16th,
from Paris, on a visit to Milan and Venice. He is
expelled back early in this month.
The Aloadefir states, in an article from Ham-
burgh, that General Pay MAN has been arrested,
and that General IW•LrEa.ouarr has committed
suicide.
The Conscript Laws are to be extended to Den-
o:ark, and to be executed in concert with the French
Minister.

An article, dated Calais, states:that the Courier
who sailed on the 15th last, for Dover, in a Flag
of'Truce, was charged with dispatches from thi
Emperor cf AULT I• for our Court.
The French funds were, on the 23d, 86 fr. 35

A Mail from Gottenburch arrived yesterday, and
brought HAmburgh and A,tona Papers to the 21st,
and Danish and Swedish to the 24th u:t.

The French troops have taken possession of the
Castle of St. Angelo, at Rome, The Pore, we
suppose, will soon receive his sentence of banish-
ment, and be ordered to take up his abode in the
French territories. The occupation of the Castle
of St. Angelo is preparatory to the creation of
another kingdom, the king.fom of Latium, which
it is reported at Venice is to be given to Lt ciEN BO-
PAPAIITC.
A triple viaace has been concluded between
France, Denmark, and Russia; and Ru,sia is endea-
vouring to induce Sweden to mete& to it.
An article from Lisbon, dated the 26th of Oc-
tober, asserts, that the PaiNea Rectsr, who was
about to embark, is to remain at Lisbon ; and that
General JUNOT, who is now at Madrid, is only to
occupy the post of of Ambassador at Lisbon. •
SsaAsrtAnt has certainly left Constantinople, and
is on his return to Parrs.

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His Maf sire is expelled in town, th:s day, to
bold a Ptivate Levee, ice. at the Quasm's Palace.
His MAJIITY has not been nut c Wintiscr
Castle since Sunday, owing to the. severity of the
weather.
Oa Monday the Duke of Your, after transacting
business ssi.it His Mascsry, dined with Her MA-
JESTY and the PRIMCMIS, and, in the evening,
came to London. Yesterday, h., Rovas. Hion.
Mtn held a Public Day at his Ofl.e in the Hoes. I,
Guards. and g.sve audiences co a number of Oth-
cers of distinCtion.
Sir Cllaliftltl COTTON had another jauntier, ".
yesterday, with theXt.mcsi tf Admiralty.
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