The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-16 00:00:00

LONDON,
TUESDAY, &mama 16.

On Friday morning, at four o'clock, in conse-
quence of orders received by a telegraphic dispatch
by the Commander in Chief, for the re-embarkation
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of the troops comprising the Secret Expedition,
which were !nabbed on Buck'land and Blibleigh
Downs. the Brigade of Guards. 52i and 95th Re-
submits, struck their tents, and marched for Mut-
ton Coe* and re-embarked immediately on board
their transports in Stonehouse Pool and Hamoaze.
The remaining Regiments, Tit. 45th, 624, and S7th
Regiments, struck tents on Saturday ironing, and
marched also for Mutton Cove, sad embarked. It
is confidently asserted, that the wliole army will Sail
for their destination the middle of nest wetk.
Saturday morning, the 2d, or Queen's, marched
from Portsmouth barracks, for Winchester, In 'the
room of the 14th Regiment of Dragoons, Colonel ,
Hawes's, who have left Winchester for Dorchester
The 6th Regiment of the German Legion marched
into Gosport the same morning, from Winchester,
and embarked for service. Yesteday, the 14th
Regiment and the 2J Battalion of ria.4oth, now
at Portsea, were to embark; and this,day the Ist
Battalion of the 40th will embark to board the
transports which have bees fitted fur. immediate
service. On the 17th and ISth; tog roils Regiment,
880 strong, will march into Portsmouth for em-
barkation. The destimitim of tbesertrotme is not
even corjettured. Colonel Sir /tura AS Dees, De-
puty Quartembleptsr of that arrived last
.week aePertaaewb. on eegulste the. einbat katiort.
Between twenty ruid thirty of the Bat.bottomod,
boats, which we weed in di.embaritiog troops, brew
been repaired there for sodden service.
The 39th regiment was expelled, on Sanday, at
Lunsgate, to embark in the tra‘llllll4LOWintbil
thatbarboar. Part of igs bollisfliffli9/0014
The HOmbargh Mall dm on Bicati%!itilmi yes.
today, with Letters and Papers to the 10th instant.
The final adjustment of the differences between
Swedes and Prouia is officially announced. The
Ileemhels troops hawing been permiued tore-oteupY
the Duchy oft I.auenberg„ in the name of Ffis Bal.

relations between Sweden

and Praisia are re-established opera their former
footing, and the blockade of ere Prussian Ports has
been withdrawn. The King of Pausst• and the
Emperor of RUSSIA, maintain a confidential inter-
course, and appear to be cemented in friendship,
as they are in interest, by the common danger.--
With such a feeling, the formation of a Confede-
racy in the North, as an eaLuipois! to the Confede-
ration of the Rhine, and a barrier against the
farther encroachments of Ilost A, A are, may prove
a very praaicable expedient. As Prussia has a
negotiator at Paris. the ehatader of its councils will
not, however, allow ns to rely, with confidence,
upon her steadio ; and zeal in the common cause.
&NA, A RIM will make many sacrifices sad cone's.'
limn to obtain her neutrality, if he cannot accons-
gills her desertion ; and, we tear, she has not reso-
lution to withstand the temptation.
The intelligence Irons Naples comes down to the
kith last, and is extremely interesting. The mild and
merciful Jammu pursuer his sanguinary course, and
vies with N•rocaom in his contempt of the law
of mations. Several persons of distiollion have
been recently red, including the Swat:visit as
SARDINIAN Commis. General Reams, hot joined
Mania?. at Cassano, which town, with Lagonevo,
and several others, have been pillaged and burned
by these ferocious commanders. The English troops
set reprosessei in the mountains They have recently
taken the castle of Scylla and Reggio, op m the
streight of Messina. The whole of the French army
In the Roman terrimry is ordered to reinfoice M as-
/INA in Calabria. Cattaro appears to be in pos-
session of the Isluntenegrins. lhe French were pre-
paring to attack the place.
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A Jamaica Mail arrived yesterday, in six weeks
nannge, with Letters and Papers to the Sd last.—
The tnlluwing are the only articl s which they con. II
tarn, of any interest t
" KIKosrON, AIIOVST „.
"The Alqicienne hive, and the liwobr hrig of
war, sailed from hence nn the 2lith ult. with tha
homeward bound vessels for the place of rends;.,
vow (131U:ntld.) ; the Nmuter only proceeds to m
certain latitude. Hi: &Lc; CST ef 813;p irt 14 rait
sailed on the 2ttth for the place of rendezvous, aba
will accompany the Let to a certain latitude, and
then procee.l to liermuda. The frakekise, a frigate,
sailed or. the and the Peagara, 'loop of war,
on the 23;11, for Stu:field; and Great Britain."
he Captain of w foreign vessel, which arrived
the same day front Porto-Cavello.itates, that twelve

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