The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-12-03 00:00:00

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tan a teligokir 15.
TIIIRTIETH HULLETIN OF .1111141;Witi'ARMY.
i• H—lin, tiosemliec 10, i 601).
" The fortified town of MagdeburggrOderetidertel
an the 11:11 On the 9th, the gateirwere occupied
by the French troops. The capitulation is hepeento
annexed. 0
', Sixteen thousand men. nearly 604, pieces of
Canton, and magazines of every kind, life is our
bands.
" Prince Jerome has laid Glogau, the capital of
Upper Silesia, under blockade, by Brigadier-Gala.
Lefebvre, at t:e head of 2000 Bavarian 17orse.
" The town was bombarded un the fitli ley ten
howitzers, fired by the light artillet y-men. The
Prince passed an eulogium on the conduel of the
• . nYelltian Cavalry. Geunal Deroy invested Glogau
iili his el4isiou on the 91e. A parley has keen
• teamed for its surread.r.
io Marshal Davuuot entered Posen with a corps
% cf the army oa the 10 ii. 11e is highly satisfied
wish the yitit that animate,. ilie Poles the per.
sr.. a who I. i:el situations • order the Prussian Go.
vet omen: would have been mastaceed, had not the
, French army taken them under its proteCtien.
•' The vans of four Russian columns, each 15,000
- Men strong, had begun to enter the Prussian bates
• by Georseenburg. Oliva. Orridno, and Jalosvka.
On the t Sih if Graeber, these advanced guards of
columns had made two days marrow!, when they
Ver.ieed news of the battle of the 14th, and nt the
I' eor sequent events. They retrograded immeeltat-ly.
:30 many successes, and events of such high impois-
, arc-, should net blacken the noli.ary preparations
in France: 'T'he'y sb.itilel, on the contrary, be tot.
lowed up with fresh energy, not to satisfy an insati-
wile andorion, but to fix bounds to the a.nbition of .
Our enerrie..
"'The Fret.ch a-my will not quit either Poland or
k.: Seoul. until the Porte shall have been in the full
p . en...s of its itdependert:e. nor bntil Wallachia and
• Moldavia :hall have been declared to belong in
1 conol•te - voreignty to t' e Porto.
" The e..ethh army will not quit Berlin, until the
possessions :vat colonies, boils Smnisn and Dutch,
- dad French, shall have been given up, and a gene-
.. • i rod piece made."
• Nero follows the capitulation of General Blu.
,deer.]
, . PARIS, soy. 19.
• Dantaic Mail has been intercepted, which has
--hewn found to contain a great many letters from
Petereburgh amid Vienna. At Vienna a very weak
device is put iii pra'aire in circulate false reports:
'With each copy of the Gazette, which invariably
breathes a very reserved tone, there is sent under the
same cover a written paper, conveying news of the
roost shooed descriptor) You there read that France
. has 110 longer any army in Italy, that all that coun-
try is in dames, that the tenacity of Venice is in a
state of the greatest disaffeCtion, and adlually in in-
&omelets a that the Ruisians have attacked and
completely defeated the French army in Dalmatia.
However tale- and ridiculous these articles, thev ar-
, • live from so many sides at once, that they render it
dillryipit to know the truth We are authorised to
aayMbat the Emperor has `100,090 men in Italy. of
-.. which bO,OOO are in Naples. and 25,000 in Dal-
matia; that the kingdom of Naples has never been
' troubled hut by rubbers and assassins ; that the
sing of Naples it meant- of all Calabeia ; and that
if ale English are willing to land regular troops
there. st.ey v..,1 find whom they have get to t • lk to;
that Marshal &Intend has never had any thing but
%accesses ; and that the King is tranquil in his capi-
; Jai, taken up with the cares of his misty, and of
She adminiciation of his kingdom; that General
Marmont, the C•mmander- of the French army in
Dalmatia, has completely beaten the Russians and
Montenegrins. betwem whom a division reigns; that
the Montonegtins accuse the Ru•siatis of having
fought badly, and the Russians reproach the Yon.
teasegrins with having run away r and thus, of all
troops in Puroirc, the Russians are the worst calcu-
lated LO make war in Dalmatia ; consequently, that
is seneral they make lout a poor fete optiii it.
With all this, the Diplomatic Body, endonrined
II the false diredlion given in Vienna to opinion,
Ildsieasi, (Airless with sacks rhapsodies. False cal-
ettlecines areSuilt upint tiblta. and, like every thing
thwe is built upon lies aid error, fall quickly into
• rain : riilisepriies so ill combined ate sure to turn to
'the ciittftiiion of their authors. •