The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-09 00:00:00

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en made, by the do; re of Napoleon, that no tre-
k( from Switzerland shall lie permitted to enter
Ile Tyrol. unless he be provided with a Frencii
passport. In the same manner, nobody from Tyrol
is permitted to pass through the Cordon of Helve-
tic troops into Switzerland, miters We' is provided •
with a F►ench passport. By thiii nitisifis. it is hdprd
the communication which the Engliah intended to
eAnblish with the Tyrol, will' be stopped. The
rolian. new endeavour to rrm4erall''the piseesto
their country inaccessible.—(Cori•espeadent.) •
BANKS UP THE ELSE, SEPT.'S:"

At six o'clock this evening, the regular postlfitint
Vienna hart not arrived ; but yeaterdays late ut
night, the French Minister received a courier with
dispatches, containing the news of the prolongation
of the armistice ; and the article inserted in the
Carrespuadent of thin (lay was sent by hi. order.
fin* morning. several mercantile houses in Ham-
received estaftttes with the 'wing intelligence ;
1.1,•., at the same time, unto reiteeti were given, thro'
tie rhauuels, that no pt•uce would he conduit-
whitever the public prints on the continent,
pal ocularly the Vienna ones, might wry to the con-
trary. Some persona are of opinion that Austria
rill at !wit he joined by Russia.
Private letters framPar6 stare, that in case of a
peace with Austria. Na;ioleon will go to the Army
of the North, 2.iti :alert/arils to Spain. To this
Uttar country several imperial ItCrtilltges bane
bent sent (Affront Paris.• •
Private letters froin Berlin, state. that ■ closer

allniwer between R.ww..ia and Pruseia is expectefi..._

The Einiwror Alexander is said to he uneasy at
the mot manor! force which the Poles are or-
gailishog in Oilfield, so near the confines of his own
dominions. lie is also unsidhow the House of
Austria should stripped of the heft part of its
hereditary 4tooni eons.
The preperati.tus masking in Sammy seem to con-
firm the slight hopes to be entertained of an 'tome-
&ate pacificstiou with Austria.
The King of 'Arealphalia had given orders to his
General, &atom, to occupy Hamburgh with the

troop' he huely nad at &emit's. and he threatened
to spied :WOO . firm. of his troops. Howe% er,
the Semite, m in% an extortion of so modemte a
stun es 60,0041 :narks, rurrent money, in gold, the
King forebore sendim,7 any troops At present. The
great number of Custom-house Officers arrived
fro ,n Frame, occ•tpt tog the line from Bremen to
~.revents all trade and commerce in
these porta.
Strr. 22.
By private advices from Prague, all iiiiprea or
pacification between Austria soil France had va-
nished, and it WWI generally believed that the enm-
paign would be opwned, in weft.. direction, befOre
the itOtk inst. The dispetchga ficion Itusiiii to the
Emperor Francis of Austria ye confidently report-
ed to be of a more friendly hotare than any former
(saes, and Russia is said to tlhtitimie to offer her
mediatory ntilees to both pewits. On this account,
the Russian Cl:lnt Csamitscliclf has received orders
to reside at finnaparte's head-ratters. Another
courier was hourly expected at Schoenbrunn from
Petersburgli.
The &fest of the Servians by the Turkish gitsid
army w considered a very faenniable event, at the
Turkialt and Austrian &units are sow so stationed
that limn -nay carry nn of en.ive operations "gambit
the French, if they should deem it expedient. The
• French agents at Hamburgh would not permit the
yews of the discomfiture of ("zero, George arid his
army to be 'nisei led in The ilsottoliqh Opt-
spondent.
farts sow, OM 30.
Private letters 'wife(' this tia.lon Vienne. pay,
&et the arinistice Mi. been prolonged again for
twenty day.. that is to 'cut , till the 20th of Septern-
ber.—wiCerrespondeat, f.) L.... • sil • •..
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Limmtva. Farr. 111.
The Icing of Denmark, who has balm *beat p
fortnight in Holstein. is expected to retorts to Co.
penhagen on the Itith inst. Adjutant-General
Bulow attends His Ntiesty on this journey, which
js said to have been inelertakeo fee the purpose of
reviewing the Danish troops stationed in that
country.

ST. GA LTEW, PUT. 2.
Travellers, lately arrived from Inspruck, Bide the
following amount of the celebrated Hofer. chief
of the Tyrole:,e niaurg.nta, and formerly inn-
lteeper in Passagren. Ile I. a Ilue, strong-made
Tian, powcesse,i of &I firm ntiml and.good natural
parts. lie wear., a bona.' green Tyrolenii hat, with
a large plume, a 'hint red jacket, grey unworn,
and green stocking.. His liirad-guarters are
In the royal palace in lusprne•k. His aid-du-camps
are peasants, het he has also some English officers
him, who fomerly ',erred in the emigrated
Swiss regiments of itorerea nod Wettreille, and
his leading idea is to heconit the %Valiant Tell of
the T)rol.

corunn A GEN, PLPT. 11.

By a Royal Orstortore nF hi. sw.t. n 114! has
ro granted to expo,: wheat from thr Dodoes of
Holstests and Schleswig, Ay sea and Lend, to all
friendly parts.