The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-10-04 00:00:00

NVIREMDERO, SEPT. 14.
We have at lemxth received trews from Gonstan-
tinople. Tranquillity has not been interrupted
since the :Si st of July. Must pha Bsirictar has
consented to accept the office of Grand timer, and
displays mach activity. lie places little contiddlice
in the Janizaries, and wishes, according to report,
to profit by the existing circumstances to give them
is new organization. In order not to ',rave any t!img
to apprehend from them, he has assembled, is the
environs of Constantinople, a very large body of
troops, of whose attachment lie is secure.

Captain Roche has received orders t; expedite
the equipineut of the fleet, and to pass the Darda-
uelles, fur the purpose of maintaining the freedom
of the commerce of the Archipelago.
New disturbances have broken out irr Asia, parti-
cularly at Aleppo, and its environs ; but none of
the details have been received. It appears that
the Wetitabites are issakii% flesh incursions.

D•YONNE, SEPT. 13.
The pest front Spain has brought nothing new
reverting the state of the unities, which remained
to their former positions.
Front Alelien,- a tone in Arragon, not far from
the Ebro, we learn, that tile Fitttisk division had
there killed stun of the Arrogottese, and wade dun
of theta pri,inters. The French army every where
uctsrFied the strongest positions, and the iasurgents
kept at a gnat distance.
M. Lahore, the Spanish Consul at this place,
was, lest night, taken into custody. This proceed-
ing lois been octstrioned by his applying for pass-
ports to go to Alicant, the piece of his nativity, a
circainst.mce which increased Use strong suspicions
previously entertained of his court twt. lie has been
committed to the Castle of Lourdes.

WARSAW, AUG. 29.
Several Couriers arrived here on the .2.5di.--•
The Duke of Nuerstadt has received ord.is to eva-
cuate this duchy with the troops under lii&com-
inanil, and to proceed to Silesia. The troops woke
up yesterday iiioriiing, since v. hick time the road to
Berlin has been crowded with 'oldie s, artillery,
and carriages. A great number of horses have
been put iii reyuisibun.
IVe have ou y a single re..
"Patent of French troops nom in garri here. The
garrison duly will continue to be perlorused by this
corps and the Polish and Batton tro cps, under the
command cfPriiice Ponistotrski, as the senior
of divi,oun.

TRANltro‘r, sEPT. 20.
Letters received hereon the Ist aaforin ns, that
the estete helmiging to the Prussian llinistrr, Von
Stein, in Nassau-Ussingen, has been put under
sty riestration.
According to letters from the North of (,:erinsinv.
the 400 tipsiti.h t;rentithers, who serve I ass Gaged
of 11,:inur to the Prince of Poutt Corvo, Lave
been dissented.

Several do:lament. of eavalry cam • in here rm_
turday. from Nlt-nt:t, which air intetale4l to serve as
an escort to 114 Majesty the Empe or Napoleon.
Mtn keep guard in the tawoo through which ilia
Majehty shall pass. 'flit! Prefect of the Palace,
M. Besie.et, passed through Mentz ou the t3th.
tar Eeforth.

From Erfiirth we learn, that. on tl e 13th, a cou-
rier arrived there with orders for aU the French
troops, quartered in that place and i•s ern iron', and
also the park of artillery, to march off with all ex-
pedition. All necessary 11111a118 had been taken to
execute these orders, and a uunstur of horses had
been pressed fur that purpo.e. Prepsortion• were
likewise soaking there for the reception of certain
crust personages.

ROTTERDAM, NV.PT. 94.
His Excellency C. F. Vim 111annen, the Ntinixter
of Janice. ptildished the folloiviinf notifiration at
Utrecht, on life /Ist instant fhe Minister of
Justice and l'ulice being duly authorise.' by lilts
Majesty, hereby iinerdicts and prohibits all printer 4
and publishers of Jonnishi or Nes .pnperi front in-
serting nny articles relative tn the National institute,
miles% they Shalt bait: prePiO4lily appearsd in The
Royal Comramt."

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