The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-03-31 00:00:00

tAST AND WEST INDIA DISEASES.
This day ere publithed. is royal givu. with g plans, ?rite Se.
cUUGgSTiONS for the Preeeution of tfie
low Fever. Ts which is ta44lled, die Outline of a Plan at
Iliropitab, leading to • mute noccegaful treatment
et' the sick, and other pipers connected with the subject.
By STEWART HENDERSON, N.D.
District Elul Surgeon.

Printed for Stockeiie, jun. al, Pall Mail.
Certificate from the Navy Beard.
" It 'appears by the books of His Majesty's ship Aidrea,
that Mr. Stewart Henderson wa. surgeon of the said
ship from .-26th December, 1766, to _6th June, 1790,
cousprebending a pm iod of three years and a bull, on
the Jamaica station, during which time not any NUMMI
or marine died on bond the said ship"
" R E. N RLSON, Sec."

Air .lI,IUL.

[ruutrunt EXTRACTS.]
" AMSTERDAM, MARC!' 14.
" Messrs. Gall atid Co. bankers of the Emperor
of Au.tria, have published in the papers of this
day, that owing to the low course of exchange of
Amsterdam, and Vienna, which is continually
dwindling still lower, the Austrian Treasury bills
now due, shall Hot be paid at present,and the public
shall be apprised whan their payments shall be
made. This intelligeare was already known oil
our Exchange yesterday, and ocousioned a consider-
able oirpression of the Austrian funds. After this,
the breaking out of a new war is still inure dread-
ed."

BANKS OF THE ELBE, MARCH 10.

Preparations for war continue. This day many
rumours were prevalent, such as that of the Austrian
army haring entered Saxony and Bavaria, and of
Russia refusing to assist France agaiveit the Em-
peror Francis IL Au Austrian of quality. who has
just returned from a journey to Paris, reports that
the French cavalry has suffered very severely in Spain
by an epidemic disease, and most of the corps hove
lost the whole of their horses. In Paris the want of
a circulating medium was felt in the most severe
'manner, and the appearance of a new war created
great displeasure hi the minds of the community,
p•utieulanly of the trades-people, such as jewel-
lers, tee. whose business was quite at a stand.—
Neither the as Petemburgh, our l'he Vienna Cour!
Gatelte, Itas yet arrived.

DRESDEN. MARCH 3.

Yesterday the gd regithent of 'minuted French
Chas-amt., passed through this city, and vies quar-
tered in the neighbouring tillage,. (t.'urre-
spoudeisi.)
Our apprehensions respecting the breaking oat
of hostilities in our neighbourhood begin to des
though 'generations of war, of every kinds
are wade with the utmost actieiry.—(Niesi Zeiiang.)
VIENNA. MARCH 4.
Last Sunday his Excellency the French Am-
hine-ailiir. General Anilmossi, took his leave of Ilia
Imperial Mejesty in a private audience.—The
Tuesday before fria departure, he dined at Count
Stadiou's. the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and
early on the next day set out on his journey for
Paris. Before his departure he introduced Alois.
Lhadaii. as Charge d'Affaires ; w Ito has remained
at Vienna. with all the rest of the Embassy.
His Imperial. Highness the Archduke John, to
whom the Emperor granted, the last summer, the
:command of the reserves in Styria, Curinthia,
and Cannella, has left, with n numerous retinue,
to review the troops. The Prince goes to laiybach.
The superb Regiment of Prince Albert, of Saxe
Teschen, passed through this city the day before
yesterday. ('ount. Eslumo, the IVestplialian Am-
bassador, is arrived here. The Empress is not
quite recovered.
MARCH R.
This day the fine regiment of Hohenzollern CM-
ra‘siert made its entry Into this en) ; at the heed
of it were the Archduke Charles anal Duke Al-
bert. Lon lice she Archduke Charles, was the
conking cry of the people. The above-mentioned
regiment is the oldest in the present Austrian
army. It was raised in 1618 ; um!, iii the year
following, it signalized its career by saving the
Emperor Ferdinand
This day the Archbishop ronseerated, in St.
Stephen's eliiireh, the colours of the nth battalion
of Militia iii this place, who will march the day
after to-morrow. Our prospects continue to be-
come more warlike.—(('orrespoordent.)
ST. PLTEUSSUAGH. MARCH I.
Count Von Buxhowdens General of Infantry, is
areved here from Finland, with the Wing Adju-
tant, Count of Buxlimvilen, and Chamberlain,
Count Rushowden.
The Minister of War, Count A. Vatscheeere, is
gone with trlenereil Iluclimeyer.
TipE, French, Comedian, Durand, is gone from
this placy. i of Commerce has bee
established. Ache expoartl s from Crinestailt and Pe-
n
ter,bsargli, last year, amounted to 1,4.5.2,183
the imports to 4,171,09 I•
• MANOVER, 10.
A. 4 we are inforined, all the French troops be-
to the army of the Rhine, stationed in this
country, gradually break up for the Rhine.
HANOVER, 114111 CH 12.
The General of Division, Count St. Sulphie, has
removed his head-quarters from Verilen to Celle.
The four regitueuts of Cuirassiers, remaining here
imiler.his orders, will collect there and in the
neigh-
bourltnnd. Yesterday morning the 2d reeiineid of
Carinniers broke up for Erlangen. At the saute
tone, the four remaining ours passed through.
here, to the division of General St. Ger-
iiiiii:h—(Currevettdott.)

MARCH 13.
Tina morning a Courier brought orders for the
troops in thisconntry to break up. lii consequence.
the 3.5 th of the Line break+ up to-morrow, and the
oissis on the 14th. by ►lameln. Pyrniont, &e. along
the Weaor, to Cassel. This evening the Citizen*
are to mount guard.—(//thil.)
The eavaley that has been quartere.l here have
broken up. ome r:•gm.ueut of Cuirassiers is to m-
aim!' In garrison. (ietieral Petit arrived souse days
a4o from llartielo.—(liieu Zriating.)
MARCH 14.
Yoqterday morning the 12th regiment of Cuiras-
sier., that entered this place yesterday. and the
;nth regiment of Infantry of the hint., marched
from hence to Calla, &s. The tromps yesterday
ret tired their arrears of pay.—(Correspondent.)
VENICE, rte.
The Russian ilect in our ►art is preparing to set
sail.