The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-07-09 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

VISLt•tl, JUNE 24.
The viftory obtained near FrOdland, and the oc-
eupaiinn of Koningsberg by the French troops, have
been announced here by a discharge of artillery.
The fortress of Glatz, near which the enemy has
an entrenched camp of 4000 men, is now invested,
and the trenches will be opened in six days.
llwut amkeltnamis Minister of State, died here
yesterday, in the 7let year of his age.—/Homier,
Correspondeatess, Jane 30.)

/RON TIL iti OW POKIIR4NIA, JUSIt 20.
The British Envoy, Ms. Pierrepcnt, is arrived at
Strastind, ■nd had yesterday his first audience
with His Swedish Majesty. Baron Tawas% com-
mands at present the iwedish troops on the Iron-
(
.

. !wiz 16.

The whole corps of Spanish trovs, consistinx of
about 4000 foot and NO horse, is now concentmed
in the town and 1. • Ahbourhood of Zelle, whence it
is to proceed to the Elbe: for the same purpoNe
corps of Baden, Bertnnburg, and Bavarian troops,
3000 strong, is asseathled in and near Lir.sburgh.
The day_ before yesterday, arrived here, Baron
Below, Royal Prussian Counsellor of War and lei-
nans-es. and Baron Jasmasti, Hessian Minister of
State.--(ihd./

INAPIAS,JUNI S.

Yesterday the defeat of the RtSlce of 'Hesse Phi-
lipatahl. near Matti), was announced to the public
by the discharge of cannon from the castle. Clam-
ed ktegnier displayed great military skill. He drew
the enemy from hewn% where be tended, by •
teigaed retreat so fdikto. and sudJenly attacked
him gas .11 side& We homily ateect to beer that

the Pante of Hesse Phiropstahl has ken made pi
soner in his fight; he fkd from the field M b,
with only fio cavalry. all the test of his troops w,
either kille.l or made priso:ters. The
Sic i
Insight for about half an hour. but then threw tl,
arms away, and begged r quarter.

acme
The following was the plan rf the *onsp S.
ii..
which has been disc leered here.. and fos *Met
number of persons hare be. T 1 tried by a. m lira
commission, and four of them already executrd.
The Print* of Hesse Pisilipstahl, whose obsti•::
defence of Gaeta was considered as a proof of I
military abilities, was to land with a corps of iron,
at Reggio. His name was more relied tin thi
the mince he could bring with him, and the
quest of Caletria- an I Basilicata WAS consider(
AS certain. General Broccard was to undertio
a landirg in the bay of Polieastro, to tall
the rear of General Regnier, and cut off his
!rent to Naples. Lastly, Prince Canoza, lik
worthy successor of h ra Diavolo (Brother D. viljo.
org.nised new hordes of banditti in eatable:, rt,
Was to excite insioreSimi in the province of T!.:
Lauren;ai at 11!.e same time, an English (iiie
ion, from Sicily, WAS to land troops Hear t,.-
Na;•les, which, with the assistance of the
spirators, were to make themselves masters in
Castle, fire the city in several places, and
those persons who were destii.ed to death. 1
Government soon discovered the secret thre.d of t.
conspiracy, and became acquainted with its whd.
progress " The civilised wnild will be asto:iishe;,"
says "Pre Monitor, i• Neapolitans wilt he attin.istied.
when M. clrreN:'.•r.d.::ice carried on between 64.,7i,
and Naples, and the other legal tiscumm;,,
published."