The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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TO SCHOOLWAS

This day is published, • airy .uperinr Edition, printed on
fine papas, IPICe g. i l laiond„
FLIFIF. ETON LA riti GR.AM%IAR ; or, An
1 Intro luetiiin to the Latin Tongue, for the Use of Schoen'.
A new and corrected Edition.
By Dr. 111AVOR.
In which his Appendix Is iticorporAted together with Ex.
placatory Notes, collected from 'anion Grarniliarians
Ills Editor, after using the Eren I.atin Grammar in
his .ci.ool fug upwards of twenty year., and consequently he-
comrg intimately ai•quainted with its meinti and defects, find
conceived the idea of publishing an Expla..atory Appendix ;
and he has the satisfaction to repeat, that the utility of his
labours ha. been sery genetally acknowledw-i bi Tea, he s.
A new edition of that Appendix hay-up auaniusly de-
manded, at occuried to him that he might eta'. a still inure
acceptaNe seivice on Mel!efe and Pit;rils, if.he published a
Correct Edition of theUriginal, exhibiting the rest w
the usage's 'aviation, in its greatest purity (an "sort or nn
small importance, when it is considered how many on,urtret
editions are intruded on the public) and throw his own lime
work into the form of N.1ie4..0 as to meet the eve of the echo.
tar in connection with the Text. lin lodes tend to obviate an
inconvenience which has Lean genera'', lamentsal, namely,
tite a buy who has Ina. himself completely nreiter et the
common Eton Grammar, when la conies to construing and
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141.NTZ, MAY 29.
o,ders have been receit•ed to detain the Swedish
prisoners here, instead of sending them into the
interior of France. They will have no other con-
rinemerit except the city walls. From this measure
it is inferred, that the peace, s, long talked of, is
up'n the point of being concluded betwetti Sweden
and kratice.
MIAYOSNIL, MAY 24.
The regiment of Aeurias, 2500 strong, arrived
here this morning; most of the officers and soldiers
wear, on their left arm, a badge of honour, which
they received for having repulsed the English who
landed at Ferrol.

•lINNA. MAY 24•

The Liverpool, Bonet', from the Clyde, hound -o
St. Thomas's, was captured on the leth of Apt
by the Virginia, of 12 puns, nine and twelve-
pauoders, 97 men, and Le Fripaa, 5 gnus, eignteen-
paundets, and 57 men, after an aflion of an hour ;
°Ger they had struck, one of the French Officers,
that boarded the Liverpool, shot the mate in the leg,
who died the next day. They had only one ohm
wounded on board the Liverpoid.
Letters were received on Tuesday from Sir Itieti -
AAD ST RAC AWS squadron off Rochefort, dated the
h inst. It consists of six sail of the line, which
are all victualled and stored for five months. The
enemy's ships in the harbour of Rechfort consist of
six sail of chi- line, including the Calraii.i. The
French Admiral, it was understood, had received
or6rs to put to sea the =lntent he could elude the
vigi;ance of t*' British squadron.
Inc Hype. Tstusfrsom. from Sr. Vincent's, and
the ARI:c, Ev A NS. from Surinam, 14 London, have
put into Grenada, in distress ; the cornier is cow
detained, and her cargo shipped on board the /An-
Aeon, MILLER, for London.
the Kennon, from Antigua, for Liver-
pool, is put into Tortola, in dint c_..
On Tuesday se'nnight arrived, ii Aberdeen, un-
der convoy or the Sparrow, of 16 guns, the trans-
ports, for some time expelled, having on board the
A.gyleshire Regiment of Militia, under the corns
maid of Lieutenant-Colonel C.fizeracct. The
transports, four in number, immediately came into
the harbour; and neat day, the Argyleshire Regi-
ment landed, and replaced the East Suffolk Regi-
ment in garrison there. The same afternoon, the
Ea.t Suffolk Regiment embarked on board the
ti ansports.
Among other corps now on the march for ems
bar kation, at Ramsgate, are the td loot, or Quests's,
the 2d battalion of the 4th, the 241 battalion of the
34th, the 76th—and the 8d battalion of the 50th,
coming over from Ireland
the Duke of CA lIIRSDrig and Duke of Cynics..
cams are going to Ramsgate to take leave of the
German Legion.
The Duke of YORK is expeded at Chatham to
take leave of the Gouda. General LUDLAM. who
has been to review them, was splendidly entertained
by the officers
Colonel MoLten, of the 78th, who was wounded
and made prisoner in the disastrens affair near Ro-
setta, is the same gallant officer who behaved so
nobly on the plains of Heide, and who is extolled so
mach in the public dispatches by Sir slows k%V.
•A T. He is son of Mr. *Leon, of Geanies, She-
riff f Ross-shire.
General Waucnort, who commanded the de-
tachment, and fell at the head of bus troops in Ro-
setta, was of the 50th Regiment, a brave man, but
advanced in life.
General Stawane, one of the principal officers
engaged in the disastrous affair near Rosetta, is
brother to the Earl of G ccow•v, and an officer
of diainguished merit.
'The 31.1, 35th, and 2d battalion of the 78th, or
Ross-shire Highlanders, were the only Idaiiish regi.
ments engaged upon that occasion. 1 lie slaughter
of the tlighlanders is said to have been dreadful.
Along with the traps now proceeding to the
Cape and India, is a large detachment for General
tsinoatis IC AD'S Regiment, the 51st, at Ceylon. The
General goes down to see and take care of this part
of his Regiment.
Sir JOHN ARDOCR is hourly expeeed home
from Madras. General *Dow.. c has taken the
command there.
The Hun General Geer, according to report,
i• to remain in the chief command of the troops,
and as Lieutenant-Governor of the Cape of Good
Hope*.
We have been often amused with the Homy at-
The first Session of the third Parliament of the I temp:s of a certain' Morning Paper, to pass itself up-
United Ling lom of Great Britain and irelaad, 'via it on the public as possessing superior claims to early
foreign intelligence. One of the modes in which
ccmrnence on Monday n•st. The first Jay will be
it pra:tises this oily affeetation is, by accompanying
etecaFled wth swearing in r‘tan'bers' and ("11°°$ing ' its translations hem the Tootling= Mail, wi.h an
a Speaker. Mr. /iglur will, we trust, he re- alleged letter from a Private Correspondent on the
tied. d ; Cie abili:y, diligence, aad with ; Backs of the Elbe. This same boasted letter is
nutl'ing mine than the substance of the news in the
which he has filled that arduous c.f.ce, mad aline
toae.ii Papers received by the Mail, and given in
in hit favour. An opposition to him has j ill? livening Papers of the preceding day; and yet,
ore been surmised. ins succeedaig rues- Ito our infinite surprise, we have frequently seen
'madly, and .Ihursday. will be 4.:CC aped
, some of our contemporaries espy this flanks of the
.Ul Elae letter, th ugh nothing snore than their own
iy with iv. eartag Members ; and on 1 old news hashed up, and with such lisle disguise,
Is 4:Speaf tact I LIS MA: k.ST ci,-erch that it is impossible bat they now have Fr-airlifted
telive:c tr„,,,, the Throne. sated. on i it. %%h atter the letter be written upon else Sacks
of the tilhe, or the Banks of the I weed, is e matter
that a nation was circurarcd among the I of little importance. for it may be written as wall at
•

Lieutenant Field-Marshal Baron Vincent, who
made so long a stay at the head-quarters of the
French Imperial army in Poland, returned to Vi•
Enna, in the beginning of this month.
PACt3, JUNE 2.

♦ letter frarn Dieppe, dated May 30, says,—
• Yesterday, at tio o'clock, p. re. an English sloop
presented itself as a Rig of truce before this poet,
with 67 French prisonees on bowel, 40 of them sick.
Being refused entr.ince, she continued her course for
heiarlsis, the place of tier elcstination."
June 3.

Amendment to the Address, and requesting their
aueudance. Ministers have taken the slams and
called upon their friends, in a circular notice, ta the
following effea :
SIR —I u coosequence of a notification, that as amendssent
will be proproed the Address intended to be voted to His
Majesty, "II Friday, the aGtai in.t. your attendance is most par•
titularly requested to divide on the occasion.
N B. It ui necessary to remark, that no one can vote who
is not sworn in at the 'Fable before four o'clock of that day.

M. Rochamboaa. Frmetir a Marshal of Irsnce,
and an Ofacer of the Legion of Honour, died on
the teat instant, upon his elute of Rochantbeau,
116.4- Vendome. in his 62d year.
a•xKrorT, 3s sr 28.

We are assured, that the Court of Vienna has in-
vited, in the most pressing manner, that of London.,
to send Plenipotentiaries to the Congrees, which,
it is aid said, will he immediately opened to dis-
cuss the afF4irs of Europe, and endeavour to brivg
shout the ,v-ectAbli,4lnent of a general peace• It
is thought that Baron Vincent wilt not make a long
stay at Vienna, apd that after having received
fresh iastruft'ens from his Government, he will
Teton+ to Berlin, which, it is supposed, will be the
matte of the reg_ciati OM.

NAPLES, MAY 15.

Reports received at the same time from various
parts of the Mediterranean, confirm the intelligence
that the English, who landed in Lgypt, under the
command of General Fraser, have already received
there considerable ch-cks. We learn tis a numerous
reinforcements have been judged necessary, and
Lave eat out from S•cily, in all have, to succour the
poops in the el;ieclitton.—(Moot tie.)

A numerous meeting of Nobility and Gentry, in
the palircal circle, will dine together on Wednes-
day. The list contains men of the first rank and
property in the country, all friends of the late Mi-
nisters. The Duke of Ileoroao is the only Mem-
ber of the late Admini>tration in the list.

We stated yesterday, that the German Legion.
as the first dimion attic Expedition, embarked at
Ramsgate, had rec •ived or.fers to sail with all pos-
sible dispatch. Sir DAVID Basso. General DARK-
HILL, and BADIDS ALAIN aid ROTTINIBURGI4, with
an Assistant Adjutant and Quarter Master General,
and General BAIRD'S principal Staff, go with it.—
A large part of the Medical Staff will likewise pro-
ceed with the first division. It will sail about the
20th, we believe for Stralsund. There are already
assembled at that place, about 7,t;00 Russians and
Prussians, under General Rucisitt., and 13,000
Swedes.

The Gattison of D.lntzn: did not p opo:e to ca•
pitulate until the very moment the French troops
were going to mAte the a,seult.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

I.UN DON,
THURSDAY, Jura 11.

We received, la•it night, a ivies of the Path
Papers to the 4.h in wit. The Mematair contains
an .elide dated I.ld y 13, which states, that

numerous reintorcelimits h.sve been salt Irum
Sicily, to the support of our little army in Egypt.
We hope that thi may have arrived in time to prc-
voit the neces,ity of evacuating that country. 'the
rAtis P 41.110 Ali° c,ntain several articies from
various all repe.siinz, the rumour of seating
negociatiuua for a general peace. The Austrian
Officer, General Visit:y.4r, appeals to be naivety
employed in this itnport. it business. After a long
Visit t+. the Head-Qutaters a re, las illf•
rived at Vienna in the beginning, of Ma and wit
to set out again as soon as he received fresh in-
struaions.

"t7esttiets„
inclusivel)
Friday k
will be dt
Tuesday.