The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-18 00:00:00

%car.

" The Note which the Undersigned, by order of his most
Serene Sovereign, laid before the Diet, on the I Ith tat Sep-
tember, has sufficiently sheen, with what sentiments the
Erneerar of the French is animated, what are his dearest
*wines, and what tlitt hiroes he ardently cherishes. Austria,
hasse.er, which is rev-dyed nil war, and shuts every opening
• negociation and siiproach, as if fearful of being brouglat
buds to otod-rate and just sentiments, has sulfrred her troops
to pass the Inn, and overrun Bavaria. She has trodden under
foot the constitution, violated the peace, and annulled the
Terra of the German ErnpUw—a recess which so essentially in-
Welted France, since it was the result of her meiliati.m.
"The !louse of Austria thus proceed, towards thy objed she
•as :impute,' to herself, not by circuitous ways, by secret at-
tacks, by the slow and dark measures of art and craft, but
.peal.', and with armed force; and this object it no other then
f. ann hilate th constitution of the tal.rnean Empire, destroy
fns principles, overrun with her troops the States placed nods.,
Ms protection, and oil their ruin to establish her tyrannical do-
Minion, and the sulneftieu of Germany. The Bivarian terri-
thirds., which es t,nd (rain the Austrian frontiers to the banks
Q the. Loch. have hewn long 'morsel by the Court of Vienna.
She bra is-sleeted no endeavours and insinuations to
%min the consent of F -acz to take possession of them
1%,:5: attempts abe made during tow ii.lociations for the peace
of In,tarille, wii.:si tl&t Bar tl um! array was united with the
Aostissis-{ she made them .after the pace was concluded, ,e-
-elewed them doer.;{ the n.g annum. tor the rogUlatinn of 0,,
lusiosanities; and more Ic.el), while stir was making prop....

'lns for war, and when she (nand that Ins Majesty, the

r

...rot of the E ranch, WAS Hot to be shaken in his resolution to
ciiintain the recem of the Empire, and the integrity of the
kia saran pow-slims, she threw herself into the MIS of Eng-
Lin 4, and opened the gates of Germany to the .armies of the
North.

" When the Em:ieror of French learned the invasion of
:11V.1,14, he raw that h• time for ex;.lmations was past, and
!nat it eat neeesr.ire to a.a : hi, troops, with the: view alone,
AM p19111:11 the Rhine, in miler to see.i.re the States of the
Electors of Baden aud Wntembeig from a similar fate, In
the moment, brw-ever, w'teri the Frelcii troops penetrate into
Germane, it has been the first care of the Emperor of the
French to give the G..rinan Empire a new pledge of his
riewa, slid the Unile-signed ii emtmitsianed to decleie thew in
his name.

" The Einivor has only one obje&—this consists iii repll-
ing the unjust avails, and restoring the independence of the
iindy of the German Empire, which has been attacked by the
usurpations, unjust acquisitions, and al. of •ioleiire of the
Court of Vienna. lie will retain poss”ssion of none of the
territories of Germany, which may fall into his hands by the
,•ate dams. He guarantees to every Prince the independence of
his rights and possessions and he will not lay down his arms till
the recess of the Empire shall be restored and conFrnmad on all
its Lases, and until Airstriu shall have renounced the moihtrous
claims of sequesttation and incameration, and yielded up the
acque.itions which she has made in Swabia, contrary to the ex-
press tenor of the recess of the empire, namely, the aettnisit ion
of Linda.; and, until she shall hare ceased to make attacks on
the independence and safety of Germany.
" The Undersigned, who is commissioned by the present do
claration, to give a new proof of the benevolent Fare of His
Welty, the Emperor of the French, esteems himself happy in
fulfilling an agreeable a duty.
" Ratisban, Bth elVenderniaire,YeAr 14 (Sept. 30, 1805).
(Signed) " BACHER,
" Charge d'Affaires for His Majesty, the Eniperor of the
French, at the German Diet."

The above Declaration has been sent off by the
Envoys here, to their several Courts, by couriers and
erteTfrlies. An Austrian, and also a Russian, Count-
er-Declaration, are expeCted soon.

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATI ERTTRII, DATID ST.

pirEassuaou, SIOT. 24.

" On Thursday last, the Emperor, accompanied
by the Prince Czartorisky, Gen. Novosiltzoff,
set off to join the army on the frontiers (the place
of rendezvous is BrestlitofFeky), whither, it is said,
the British and Austrian Ministers will shortly fol-
low. The Russian army already marched amour.ts
to 320,000 men, the army of reserve consists of
300,000, and a general recruiting has taken place,
which is to produce 250,000 more.

YSTED. OCT. 2..

The Cunt General To'steed, who is to command
the Russian troops in this neighbourhood, arrived
here yesterday in a Russian frigate. The transports,
with the troops on board (which are said to amount
to 20,0 o.) men), are in sight.

IMPLRIAL PARLL4MLNT.

HOUSL OF LORDS.-.•TPURSDAV, Ocrusial7.

FURTII ER PROROGATION.

This day, about four o'clock, the LORDCHANCELLOR,
accompanied by Lord HA WKESBURY, came down ti the
House, wh-re, in a slim' time after, their Lordships were
Mined by the Earl of HARRKGTON. Their Lord•hils, after
robing, took their seats, as His Majesty's Commissioner', nit
the Bench, in front of the Throne.
Mr. QUARME, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod. we; then
dispatehed to order the attendance of the Comment, •ho forth-
with (being represented on this occasion by Mr. Dyson, the
Clerk A-sistant, and others, the principal C!erk► and Officers
of the House), appeare 1 at the Bar
_ . _

fits MAJESTY . C•inimission, declaring his Royal will
and plessure for the further prorogation of the Parliament unit]
Thursday, the 2Rth of November, was then real by Mr.
Roe, the Reading Clerk. Ainr which. the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR whims's. I the Assembly as follows:
4, My Lord, and Gentlemen,
By virtue of His Majesty's commission under the Great
Seal, to us and other Lords duetted, and now read, we du, in
His Majesty's name, and in obedience to Hi. command.,
prorogue this Parliament to Thursday the filth day of Novem-
ber, to be then here holden; and this Parliament is accord
ingly prorogued to Thursday, the 2dth day of Novens:l. newt."
The Commons then withdrew to the Lower House, and
their Lordships retired.