The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-18 00:00:00

GOTIENBUR(H MAIL.

OREBRO, OCT. 2:7

His Majesty will, it is said, leave tht. place for
Stockholm to-morrow ; at the seine tone a depute-
ti 6666 composed of Baron Von
Essen ;as Riks Mar-
shal), Count Hamilton, the Archbishop of Upssl,
&c., will proceed to Helsingborg, fur the purpose
of receiving the Crown Prince on his arrival in
Sweden. It is also expected that the Members of
the Diet will adjourn to the capital next week, in
order to take the oath of allegiance to his Royal
Highness. The reports in circulation some time
since, respecting the gracious intentions of His
Higisivessisa otivoscia. a Imo of Mrs doilies's of
dollars for the service of tic stafv. appear to bore so
foundation in with.

OCT. 3.

By His Majesty's most t•rwcioss •cnotmand, his
Excellency Count Es,en, Govertior.Genersh left
this place yesterday morniog. to reeetee his Royal
flightless the Croon Prince, on his approaching ar-
rival at Helsnahorg. lies Eacrlle was attend-
ed by I NO./denten and Gentlemen appointed
fur that purpose. The Arelibialsup conk hes da*
psrture oo the same mission t►ee d.ay before yester-
day.

IMPID2II, •TPT. 20.

Prince Gomm,, son of the Count of (atottorp.
is to be educated at au Academy in licruhault, the
etincipal seat of the sect of Moravist.,!.

COPE% li A GEV,

The Commander of a privateer a hn.h ou the Ind
twit. arri‘ ad off the Three Crown Battery, grates.
that on the preceding day, when hr a lying off
Ulfshate, he heard,Setween four and fire recloek
the afternoon, a lis:ry cannonade (Join be Wiest-
ward : he suppose.; that an action must nave taken
place in the Great Brit.

1.11111111•. SEPT. 30.

M. Kereluch„ Mister of th.: Court Cbsnel, has
received from Her Miijasiy the Einpr-so of the
French, a gold box of the greatest beauty, eon-
(milling 100 ducats. Her Majesty acidic' to this
present the very flattering afturatace, that, *ben at
her harpsicord, shin often thought of her waster, and
that she was obliged to him tor being able to pro-
cure the Emperor some agreeable mewl" by
playing on that site rument ; ;it the same tune Her
Majesty assured bin that for life he should ropy
the income which h- received when he bad tile ho-
nour to give her 'espial..
It 6 soul that Couto Heory Bellegude, at pre-
sent President of the Council of War, is to go to
Paris, with the title of Ambassador, iserosse his
Majesty has given the military command of Austria
to Prince Slchwartrenburg.
. . . . .

The Committee of Designation of Ecclesiasti-
cal Property for the redemption of Bank notes, is
placed immediately under the Minist►r of Finances.
It is sinted that the revenues of the Bidioprick of
Gourck, which are of the &mount amount of
300,000 Austrian florins, will be administer. d by
the Commission, and on account of the edrisse
d'Anigrtissement, after paying a pension of 50.000
florion per annum, for the late of the actual Arch.
bishop, Count de Salo, and 30,000 fforiws to his
Coadjutor.
It was yesterday mid the Turk• had been beaten
to-day it in asserted that the'y were victorious, hav-
ing totally defeated the Russian', with the lows of
10,000 men, anioug wl err seven Generals : but
ell these reports are without dales, and do rot men-
tion the place of battle.
Extract of a letter from Amsterdam, ,24th Sep.
temher :—" At the present time the me.t rigoroun
searches are made after Colonial Meraisndize ; a
great quantity of st has already been cositiecnted :
iiiforincri are no longer waisted, to whom • fifth
wet of the value of the goods discovered is gives,.
Many people having assembled when tbe convey.
sect of these goods took place. nome seititn.iss per-
sona asesited the Douaniers with stones. One of
them, who came merely nut of curiosity, was kuled
by a blow of • citizen's musket.
" The Prince Arch-Chancellor ha. given to the
wider, of this unfortunatis mum the sum of Cans
florins.

W4RsAVI, eItIPT. 3.

They have been 'floating for -..nie time to erect
inputs the colce.el strtue t.f King Sig;.mund
who reigned twattrdi the cut of the Itith, end be.
ginning of the 17th century. This tuntintnent,
which was erected by his sou Ladislaus IV. cost
many millions of florins.

•` MILAX, SUPT. 13.

Oar official paper contains • Inn,: I opernal
Decree, of the lath finalist. w!iicli orders the con-
fiscation of all &saheb Colonial commodities and
insonfactures in the. new department of the Upptr
Adige; and contains directions and regolatiwis to
be observed with respect to the commodities 4f
other nations, neutral or friendly. according to tile
existiog laws of the kingdom of Italy.

4, eivrzias, SCPT. 17.

4. Here and throughout the whole department of
of the Upper Adige. all Eu4liab colonial wares sad
rosoufactures hare been placed under seal, and will
he confiscated. Those we have here, shed) are eery
roneiderable, will he refried to Trent, as the dealers
are of opinion that oar present market sill contioue
on its former footing, sod the new order 01 tins*,
not Commence till the t.t of October.
r• .41 s seri tuts Trtill4l*Y. IISPir 6.

i.Sevro thmmlia.l pnos‘ds of callee.loooll*. of sue
gar. and 4evrrel hundred rouf.da of coro-i. pepper,
snit see. rill ether English t..)loroial rota,mmt,tres,
seized by the Westphalian Wueniera, rod dee:arid
root6seeted, were lately sold is Cassel to the best
bidder."