The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-01 00:00:00

BULLETIN

catauteitox•. •i??. IS.

By a report rescued yesterday, by express, from
General Baron Toll, dated the Bth inst. His Royal
Majesty has been informed, that on the preceding
day, the 7th of this month, an agreement was con-
cluded in Stralsund, between the said General and
the French General Brune, according to which, the
Swedish troops are to evacuate the Isle of Rugen,
within one month, taking with them'all their war-
like sores and provisions, of any description what-
soever, gan-oets, armed ships, &c. Bath ships of
war an t artsparts are now getting ready with the
utmost di.patch he-e, as well as in Carlsham and
Ystadt, Et the cotreLyance of the troops. Some of
GOTTENBURGH, SEPT. I.

We have accrymits to-day from Copenhagen, that
the I i 4mburgh mails which are due (seven) are
ur►ived there, and that we may expel them by the
next pa.t. Of course we may also eapea that
the mails from hence will be forwarded. Mr.
Ja.k.sua, cur Minister, is gone to Caldens,
upon a minion to the Crown Prince. Oor sailors
prxeed rapidly in fitting out the Danish Beet,
which will be ready to take its departure for
ind in a few days, though it is said that the
Crown Prince has refused to ratify the agreement
m ►de upon that head. There has been a conven-
tion made between the Swedish General Toll and
General Biuee, by which the Swedish troops are to
evacuate Rugen in the comma a month. I inclose
you the Bulletin.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS,MT. 9.
LEGISLATIVE BODY.
Serul tribe Sitting of at Bth of Spirmher.

M. Maret concluded with saying, " The work
niw presented to you. completes the Dimmer:id'
C.).fe- like the Ordii.auces of Luis XIV. for
Which it is to be substituted, this Cade is surrounded
with trophies of vinory. It is to regulate the com-
mercial transadions of a people, whose relations of
every kind are extended by the arms, by the politi-
c neg ,eiations, and still more, by that influence
which a great tame ex ercis•s over the nations in the
rtei,;!ibatirha-d of his ranpire, of whom some of
tli-ro have wished aim their Legislator, and others
pro:btirned him the.: P:0:,:nor. In come-
r, ; this augmentation of commercial relit-
ti b:...veen the French people and the other na-
t.',:ts rf Leto; e, the anion of the Code will act be
c -mined within the limits of France. It may also
b:curn•e a Lw consszion to the nations, whose interest
p:..ce:. them in our system of federation and alliance.
0 1: iiagiiA Emperor had this in view, when he
'oat the dispositions of the Commercial
Code sh.uild be as muds us possible in harmony
with de other Commercial Legislations of Europe;
a:•ca I.e demanded that all it.terests should be in-
t when, after having confided the original
d: twi.i;: I!? of the Code to able men, he afterwards
h.td it d; cussed, and considered in the Couris of
Api): .1, in *the Tribunals, in ill! Cliamhers, and in
u! Councils of Comm?: ce. We must say, that
t:,is ducur.iln 1. honrurable to the parties mi.:erne/I
is it. '1'1..1: subs ohje:l has been to improve a
ali ea:ly recommended to them by 13 great

au? rr.
resah of this lurn:nnus discussion formed

We hope this sol
In *immense ccUedion. Compiled by the Ministers of
a!ii of the Interior. it w.is necessary to it does not comp'
an ,lyse z.l c:iserratiwis which it containeJ. It me ; but we 11"
became nPc'nsAry to compire them. and out of this If the Bouesoiss
mass of i..tevnation to prepare a code suited to the the proaimiq "