The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-02-01 00:00:00

ILE END.

REDMOND'S-ROM,

TO LET, a very cotiveuielit HOUSE. Middle
No. s ; containing Two Garrets, two good sized plea-
taut Rooms on the brit and second floors, two ellelollB‘.
two kitchens, with closets ' • a handsome ton Court, amid
large Garden backward, eotaimaudiug a view over sad con-
tiguous to :he New Docks.
. .

A Lesse may be had, arid thrther particulars kaolie, by
applying to Mr. Nell, at No. It, who will obey tba
premises.
Also, IR GROUND-FLOOR OFFIC, COUNTING-
HOUSE, or CHAMBERS, Clifford's-la% I fort-street,—
To be Let or Sold. A very twlnpleta set, being No. 14, in
the hest part of rbt shear Inn.

For p,:rtitulars apply to WO. Cruckley, Erg. No. 14,
Joba•st reel. Redford- ow.

EYTON.
Partner wish the late
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB,
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ltelllOVCa to No. 2.Cuir the Ma'aision•Howle.
ILETCIINS WS grateful thalAts for all favours
received daring the eight yeai a he tram the only Part-
ner amid !seism' einineeted is the !Amery Businem, with the
late Sir J• 1160.1 Virll.lllCollob, and resiw:ctfulls 'Akita the ir 0111.
raando of his friend* and the public, at hot present Office,
No 1, Coraltill, now estabinihril solely on hot own ae-
tusmt and where the smallest order will omit that riVility
and attention for %ling, 1111 forme. residence was prties-
tarty noticed. The Lottery will be drawn all in ONE VAT,
Februin v 14,1610.
T'ae Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in theariadves ao
goal, mad ware au universally appi oval in the hat Lottery,
that very few word* are required to invite pur,leasers.—
Eyton therefore ha only to add, that as Tickets and !shares
will most certainly rise, an ea.. y application should hr
made, at his lucky office, No. it, COllllOl,, near the
]lsusi in-
Hesse.

••• The Public are respectrally infunsed., that no hu.iness
Call be transacted before sight o'clock in the lamming, or
after eight o'clock in the &Truing. acraanitag to the Act of
rariummeut.

PONE lf INlsitGketeNCß.

FRENCH •ND DUTCH PAPECS.

11VNIGH, 112.

Marshal Datong, Prince of Licktieuhl, Com-
mander-in-Chief of the French army in Gerninny.
arrived, the first of this month, at Pusan, and
still retnxius there. His Excellency has visited the
forts, which surround and tointoat►d that town,
taken au account of the etute of the fortifications,
end reviewed the garrison, which to very nismeroun.
The different branches of the head-quarters which
quitted Lints at the beginning of the year, have
also strived at Passau. We are assure.' that the
head-quarters will remain there a fortnight, end be
afterwards transferred to Strasbuigh, in Lower
Baran*.

Order being established in all parts of the Tyrol,
soeh of the iasurgetits as were still in the prisons of
Bourn, have been set at liberty, and have returned
to their houses.

The Speciul Tribunal of the circle of the lller,
established at Linden, by order of Government, on
account of the insurrection in the Voralberg, hove
been dissolved these dye *eels. This Tribunal
held, frum the 18th of September to the 2d of
December, 911 sitting*, in which have been coot-
'neared end continued the proceedings relative to
77 individuals.—(Mussiteur, Jail. 42.)

MADWID, JAIL S.

His Majesty the King received, the day before
yesterday, the homages of the Ministers, Ambassa-
dors, cod of the great Officer's( his Household, who
were in this place. His Majesty afterwards receiv-
ed is the audience hall, the Judges composing the
trillium's of the capital.
Iles Majesty he" made Lieutenant-Generals, the
bLjur-(lelierals, I). Besets. Pardo de Figueroa,
and D. J. Kitidolau.—( Tie same paper.)

•AYONNL, JAS. 13.

Troops are daily passing through this town, on
their march to Spain ; and those of the eth corps,
under the orders of the Duke of Abrantes. be iu
to arrive. Yesterday. we witnessed tlw arrival of
the lith regiment of the line, the 41St of horse chits-
seurs, and the 10th of hussars ; these troops are to
remain in cantonments in our environs, until the
division of Kegnier has crossed the frontier.. Upon
on
average from 12 to 15,001) men arrive every day.
• They tithe from Bilbao. that all the civil autho-
rities iu Biscay have been displaced, and succeeded
by French officers. No doubt is entertained, but
that the same measu►e will he lammed in the pro.
v►ocea of Alava, Navarre, and Affirm.
Tha Geld-equipage of the Prince of Neufchatel
has reached this place, sad his Highness is expect.
ed within a few days.
Private letters from Madrid state, that the King
is on the point of proceeding to the Itiogdoro of
Valencia, at the heariof his army ; and certain hope,
are entertained, that the said kingdom will submit
without resistancv.—fßugral Amsterdam, (oared,
Jaz 24.)