The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

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A DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM THE HAMRUaGH PAPERS.
VIRANA, JAL 1.
Since the day before yesterday, the French troops
have befouls to leave our city ; they draO off partly
to Upper Aunria, and partly to Steyertnark.
Yesterday evening, Prince John of Lichtenstein
arrived here from Presburg. His hotel has been
left by the Fratsch General who occupied it, since
the Mb.
JAN 4.
Ater an interruption of two months, we have re.
ceivei papers from the North of Germany, and let-
ters from Constantinople. Some of them have lain
at the Post-olfice six or seven weeks.
General Andreossi, it is said, will be the accre-
dited French Envoy at this Court. The Austrian
garrison intended for this city, will enter with the
Archduke Charl-s at their hen,' His- Highness is
etipeeted on thelith, and the Emperor Francis soon
after.
The last column of trench troops will leave this
• city oe the tOtit inst. It is here said, that Venetian
EllpimisPia is only In remain as a depot for the French,
solong es Russia persists in retaining the Venetian
Islands in the Adriatic sea.
JAN. C.
Between the 11th and 12th, the last of the French
troops will Certainly leave us. On the Ibth we shall
have the happiness of seeing our Monarch again
within our walls.
Count Colloredo is still alive : he is, however,
banished from Court, as well as his Lady horn the
presence of the young Archduchess.
Baron Collenbach is dead of a freer.
The costly sword presented by the Emperor Na-
poleon ro the Archduke Charles, is tl.e same which
the former received of the French Republic after the
treaty of Campo Formio. Both the Princes parted,
after a long audience, with apparent signs of the
most petted satisfadlion.
JAN. e.
Since Dalmatia is ceded to the kingdom rif Italy,
it is thought that Ragusa also will be united to that
Government.

George Czerny has increased the Servian army to
one hundred thousand men, to resist the advances
of the Turks. Belgrade, it is said. will be attempt.
ed by storm.
Since the inhabitants of this city have signified
their intentions to celebrate the return of the Em-
peror to his capital, His Majesty has forlaidden any
superfluous expense. It is agreed. that thirty-six
young gentlemen of the first families shall go out
to meet him, well mounted, and that the armed citi-
zens shall parade the streets, while the Clergy re-
ceive His Majesty in the Cathedral of St. Stephen's,
where his happy return is to be welcomed by the
performance of Te Drone, ilte.
Ps rtessoion. °sc. 2k.
The Chancellor of the Empire, Count Woronzow,
who left publiC busioess about two years since, and
recited to Moscow, is dead.
Dec. 29.
Upon the day of the Fanperor's return here, the
Knights of St. George held an estraordinary sitting.
It is well known that this Military °rifer receives
no Member, unless he has distinguished himself in
the EA.'. They were consequently unanimous in
making an offer of the Great llibband of the Order
to the Emperor Alexander. A Deputation being
appointed, he declined it; as Kt Majesty was
pleased to say, he did not think he had a just claim
to it he, however, consented tit wear the Small
Cross of the Fourth Class of chili Order.
AUCitillißet JAN.
Several thousand quintal of biscuit, which, had
the wat contintred, were to have been sent to the
French armies in Austrsa. have been ordered to be
shipped in vessels, and sent Jcwa the Rhino to BIS.-
gium and Boulogne.
Last week, the troops of Wirtemberg and B tva-
tin came to Mows at Werlengm, abuse a leagu • to
the south of UVTI. The Wirternisergers wee. firs;
in possession t•f the contested groursa, but the 3.1• a-
liens drove them oil.
It is said, the ...nperor Napoleon has transmitted
30,000 gr. ins, 'n good bills of exchange, to t!:e Llec-