The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-20 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF 'HIE BIZI TISII PRESS.

If all the public Prints spoke 'n handsomely of the propntal
Inserted by them in October 1802. hir a sutiseri, tins in tayour
sof the oppressed Swiss (concluding nearly in these worda
Who can tell but this may be a bicin ll ll gof shipping that
d,eyoinin tyranny which, not satiated with having destroyed
every vi-srige of I.4.erty in France, threatens the freedarn and
indepeisttmee of erery nation' in Europe?`), s..rely yoti will not
change you, opinion, when you know its untortutiate author.
Nor will airy Paper be so inhuman as to tax me with a silly vani-
ty when they know I am forced to pnbli.h it at the peril of m•
life; and half my motility in Italy ; for, driven out of England,
where can theauthor of that proposal, and the sketch for the
salvation of England and emmteipution .1 Europe, he safe faun
Bonaparte's triotence ? Whim I am fortyd, I s , to publish it,
n. save the only costsoMtiou which can render my existence
supportable, and of which your Ministers want to ml. in,, the
reputation of an honest man ; I hope, Sir, this consiihiration
will induce you to tneert this, and the fo lowing letter to Mr.
Reeves in your distinguished paper. But enough of myself.
Are tips Ministers of such relentless disposition, so totally de-
void of all liberal and humane principles, calculated to prodere
in every ran the Empire that unanimity, that enthusiasm
for the Constitution so necessary to resist the formidable
Usurper of France, the implacable enemy of England and all
Liberty ? Are not, in thew momentous time., men required of
a conciliating disposition, enlightened mind., hearts contain-
ing some of the milk of hitmsn kindness, proper thus to soothe
and reconcile all parties? there not a man in England emi-
nently dininguiabed for superior talents, she liberality of his
prineirles, the toneutiltnce of his dtsposition ! A man, who
can take into his brown the friend. who deserted him, and tw-
ine hi• bittreest enemies? Sun*, after Chides liptien, I need
not ray I mean Mr. Fox. Can it be seriously denied, that Me.
Fox said his numerous friend. the first Wenn and the Arm for-
tunes in England—are not theme men adequate to reconcile all
pa/bee iO esery derision of the y.t improperly call.rl United
Kingdom'. Can the present Mininem r morale Ireland
No. But by a Fox and a Moira, a Fitrwilliain and a Grey,
it will be done; 1 kw"n it u.itt

I hope I shall be 'wood this presumpt;on, when It wM
he cousideted that the muse id England is the cause of Europe,
the slum*. Liberty, the ealllll of Order.
I hate the bonus to be, with rem regard,
Sir, your most obedient humble -errant,
Fromm, Sept.& ZENOBIO.
s
You know it was merely to strew toy revel% to His Males
ifs mannsweis, which you quote in your letter of the Stu of
Audits; though I have never seen thent, that st the expense
nearly, of my life, from the agony of my mind, I submitted
to leave England, anti thus held up to the world as a spy, like
all emissary ( like soother Ittlehter whom rue honoured with
paopost), while you know my conduct was trreproseheide ai.d
Iliell!OriOU5. Yes esti knew. 544 it es st. Sr, 1 demand it ns
an act of justice (His Majesty is incapab'e to do wrung, bet
not his Ministers) to %hew my far.: like an honest man in
England. The Court of Vienna has just honoured me with
thanks for some tiding services. I &seise Out less irons that
of London.

expect one passport by return of pest.
I have the honour to be,
Sir. !roes most obedieet humble 'smut,
Ittuom, Sept. 6, Nei. ZENORIO.
John Reeves, IE4. Alien Office.

OMmairem. 4/1111
Capt. Bass, of Bristol, who w•as supposed to
have-been lost with his s•es'cl, which foundered at
sea, was preserved by an Americ.in, which fell in
with the wreck.

The Loao MA roe, accompanied by Sir JOlllll
EA Pi Ell. Mr. Alder ran nowra, Mr. Sheriff
Li tatITON, the Town Clerk, Solicitor, and WAter
Bailiff, set off for Rochester on Sunday, and Mon-
day went up the River Medway, as Conservator of
the Waters, to claim a very valuable oyster bed,
nearly three miles in extent, lately discovered. His
Lordship ordered a dredge, and a qnantiry of very
Ike natives v.-rre taken. After spending the whole
day on the business, they returned to the Crown in
the evening. The oysters were chtisteaed Native
Per:iuss.

COURSE OF IXCHANGP. Teasnaa, SlPTitlllf II 18.
A.usteviam .... 311 2 3 U. reale, ''.9
Ditto at %Wit .. 3? 7 Naples
Ratteutam C. F.. 11 19 4U. Lisbnst
limb:net.... . 35 10 2i1.1. Opo,t*,
Altana 33 11 14.1.1 DabLn lat,
tarts I day's date 13 2 Ilsees.
03to
inuniraux 23 13 1,-,tuol Gold in Coin
Malod
Daso .. 3•l cilia. 1a...,:e'70-.4 ........ 0 0 0
Cady ..- in Paw Nee Dora.%
Difs
Raba
Leglion 491 lieu on tb, Hank of Hat,oi
[imam .... ..... .. 4.541.7 pie. Al per Cede.
Dv biae es London ( Sept 14) . 11, 11
E .wast rpa I.pndon !Sept 7) . 4 S
1111:1 an as Dublin A ttvi .. 7161,:a7s

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