The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-25 00:00:00

FRoNI TUE GERMAN PAPERS.

VIINNA. MARCH I.
Our late Ambassador to PATH', Count Philip Co-
bciitzvl, by a Cr nvention agreed upon with France,
returns th thet, -bid M. De La Rochefoucauld is
looked for in this city.
Belgrade is said to have surrendered to the Ser-
vians.
statics+ 5.
General Berthier, the nephew of the French Mi-
nister at kVar, and Gen. Talleyrand, nephew of the
French Minister for Foreign Affairs, lately arrived
here. I Lily conferences have since been held among
our Ministers, but the subject has been kept pro-
foundly secret.
Baron Thugut will remain here till April next.
The Stare Paper has again experienced a consider.
able depreuion.

AUGSBURG, ?A RCN S.
Several Bavarian Journals say, that I lis Majesty
has received a Courier from Paris, bringing the
agreeable intelligence that the differences between
trance and Prussia had been adjusted ; adding, that
the plan of a Convention, carried to Berlin by the
Marquis Luechesini, had been assented to by the
Prussian Cabinet in all its parts.

ST. PET!RIIURGfI, 71511.

Our Curt Casette, of to-day, contains the follow-
ing article, dated Kjachts, Dec. 16 :--
" The Chinese Embassy, consisting of 1211per-
inns, will enter on the territory of our neighbours,
the 20th inst. on its way to Pekin.
" The Ambassador, Count Galnwkin, in order
to facilitate his journey, and to prevent misunder-
standings, dispatched the Secretary of Embassy,
B.iykow, to Urg, in the beginning of Oftober,
where be received from the Chinese blandarine,
Waun and Ambamm, the most amicable professions,
in the name of their Sovereign.
" The whole road from kjachata to Pekin has
been divided into 60 stages, at each of which the
Government of China has caused 200 camels and
700 horses to be stationed. 1 Mangoes Princes
and 11 Officers have been charged to accompany
the Embassy to the vicinity of Urge. where a feast
is to be prepared for it ; (tom thence it will be con-
duftsd to Pekin by the Waner, the Emperor's
brother-in-law, and on its arrival within the great
walls of Kulga, will be received by a Minister of
the Imperial •I'ribrnate.

" During the abode of the Embassy at Kjachata,
which had been longer than was intended, in con
sequence of the measures to be taken for colleiling
camels and hones, in the desert of )(obi, there ar-
rived there a body Physician of His Chinese Ma-
jesty, whu had been charged by his Monarch to re-
pair from Pekin to Kjachata, to offer his services to
the Ambassador, His Majesty having learned that
the Ambassador was unwell, after his long journey."

CO EE AA it:

On the 4th instant arrived here the Asiatic Com-
pany's ship Nemo', from China, and three West
Indianian; which may be cotuddercd as something
extraordinary at this season.

NAVAL treriLtlcENct.
TORBAY,
Arrived last evening the Urania, from Portsmouth,
and remains with the Kiroe.4, and Heron.
Put into Torbay, by cortrary wind% the outward-
bound West India, and the MeLtherranem fleets.—
Wind S.W.

TAL!AOUTH, MARCH I.

Yesterday arrived the Snapper schooner, from a
cruise. Also, the Gannet and Merlin sloops of war,
from Portsmouth, to give instruaions to the out-
ward bound West India and Mediterranean ships.
Sailed His Majesty's ships Hibernia, Bat
"(sir,
Formidable, and Revensieb for a cruise off Wrest;
and Speed*, Leton, for the coast of Africa.
Arrived to-day the Betsey, Steet, from Pasfs'ow ;
and the Berry, Stocks, from Ireland.—Wind S.E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 22.

Sailed the Eleanor, hired armed ;hip ; His
Ma-
jesty's ship Minerre, Capt. Fielt'ing, on a cruise ;
and the Divatch sloop of war, with a cs.nvoy, to the
Westward.

Came in the Coupance, sloop of war, Capt. Yea ;
she has been cruising for a few days after the French
privateers which have been so troublesome to our
Coasters. The Ifirne Frtendt, Lukes, from Rotter-
dam ; Mary, Nit-A.4).ton, from &doe, bound to Al-
tuna, detained by the Nappy Return privateer ; Pa-
pillion, Le Mesuritr, from Jersey ; Tonalurken,
Vctries, from Saloe ; Ranger cutter, from a cruise ;
also the Caroline hired cutter, and riper and Staunch
gun-brigs.
L'Argus and Enchnatrett sloops, are undocked,
and refitting in Hamonze ; and the Penelope frigate,
taken into Dock.

The ships i■ Cawsand Bay remain, as before,
waiting for orders.
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YARMOUTIT. MARCH el

The fleet, under command of Admiral Russel,
sailed again, yesterday, on a cruisefoff the Teel,
in consequence of the wind comi )g variable; as
also several packets and outward-bound vessels,
which had put in here by contrary winds.

DEAL, MARCH AZ.

Sailed 12 Inuaorialile frigate (Commodore Owen),
Valorous praam, and several gun-hrigs, on a crui,e
off the French coast ; And I:Amiable frigate, fur
Yarmouth.

Came down f,nm Sheerness, the Lord Melt;lk
East Indiamaa, and several other outward-hound
vessels, which remain in the Downs with the rest
of the ships as per last.
P. S The Desestatiors bomb, with the East India-
men and outward-bound, are preparing to sail.--
Wind E. S. E.

DUBLIN. Id4Rcii 20.