The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-05 00:00:00

ANIIOLT 31M111.

CHRISTIANA, NU!. 12.

An order at FFs Rnyal Alisjerte hasbeen received
ii here for the !.position of so embargo on all lllttlialt
and ISiorweelan vessels In the pores of Norway.—
i hie e. which has for its object the raising
of 4,1100 e • os.(01,, will colot ile f4fee 01 Vial
iluasl,triti completed. A iotnillw set tit espeeted to
take place ill Zealand. The seamen thus ',tined
are Intended but the etpli potent or the !Imperial fleet
in the. Sehtl it, and will, it Is ant& proceed 61
ainghorg lo Copenhagen, mud from thence over the
Belt to the Coutititut.
COPIVIHAGEN, goy. 17.

intelligence has been received here of the cow.
clusi4pt of /111 Arr,i.tice between Ittoosoot rod
Turlt.h armlet. the taboo of which hi Mod to jtiott.
fy the expect:woo of peue.: !wing 11000 re-estsiolish.
ed between Rumor aud the Porte.
NO,. 19.

A courier arrived here froin Paris a levy days
•40 ; soon uffrr whicl► M. Airliner. the Freach
ni.:er, delivered in a Note to the Minister of State,
containing certain rripti.lions intimately connected
with the commercial inter...mall he country, to which
a peremptory answer wasileinatided within• specified
time; various consultations were held. and several
slar►ning reports were in cticulatioo ; but it saw
sequently appears that the demand of the Emperor
Napoleon was a strict adherence to the present
Continental sy.vern ; and that she reply of our Go-
rcrituseut has heel* of the most conciliatory nature.
Advice' Posta St. Peterahurgh inform as of an ar-
►aiatrre. or, arcurtling to ethers, a treat of peace
having omen coneludeal between General Kao►em.sky
and the Grand Vizier. by which the provinces of
Moldavia and Wallachia ate ceded to Russia.

Nov. 20.

It is now certain that the Emperor Napoleou has
demanded of our timrersimeist an immediate de-
claration of war against &glint!. end the confi,ca-
tom of all Colonial produce in our ports; the for-
'pe► of theme demands has been acceded to, and the
I),elaratiun will appear in a few days; the colitis.
cation iv not yet determined no, but our (i•rern-
went has consented to prehibit Co. the future the
importation of Colonial produce nailer a!l and every
fled whatever.
GOTTRNSURGH, NOV. t 6.

Be a courier who atriv,4l this inornmg from
Stockholm. the declaration of war arzximit England
has been retrieval hear; it is understooi dim it will
Da paerhely read in the Church en Sawlay nrxi.
lIITILALT Or A LATTBIt rr.ow CDR,u63. D kr;..zo
NOIMMID:iI 7.
_ _ _

" A 114 g or truce hail cu:se, for'the purpose of
to us that the blockade of the wood
raised ; but that it still vine wit., regard to tile
pots of Eleitteur.Yesterdei, et nine o'clock is the
morning, the flag was hoisted at the moms-top.
mast of the Admiral's ship, wises the crew. of all
the vessels came inn decks and gave the usual
cheers. Immediately sfwr, ti,e t•o ships of the
line sod e frigate, which were stationed in the Belt,
weighed their auchors.--To-ileti a c•rnvoy passed,
steering to the north, escorted b) three ships of t►e
hoe and a Mks's."

al:111AL? Or ♦ LIWTSR 'Rom coNSTANTISOPLE,

DATED THE 3Tuf/CTOSIS.

The Gravid S.gotor has not yet set out for the
array on acceunt of the Ram .soiai
Highness intended to or nurse his troop., and
plare theta on the European famine. as hie Pre-
deceemr Sabin its part cifected. lie wooed to
completely draw, the preponderance of the Joni-
WWI. It was with this motive that he emoted the
march of the large corps, which Cteaan f Wu. and
Kara OMNI. Oglu, both zealous p.attrsits of the
eysteskodopted by NJ oistaplia B.tinctar, command.
These troop. were to unite, near Adrianople.with
those of Hell l'achs, son of Aly Paehr,*and would
norm ■u army of 10,00 h men, w.tich would have
been able to rept... the lonisaries which are in
Constantinople. and cons-quently all those that
are spread throughout the empire. But then!
latter barimr learned the danger wit.ch threatened
Owns, were aisle by their intrigues to have it ordered
that those troops, which were to have passed through
Constantinople, should take another routs. The
isnot now is, whether the Grand Signor will per•
wst in his rerolatims, ethmigh actual circum-
stances are nut favourable to his design.
The Cronin Prclis cantina's lustier ; hi•
Let still remount en the cansl, where it ii detained
be contrary winds os well as this approach of the
itemises. The Persian Arabessatior, Asher Khan,
•till reside.• here. He has received letters frees
Teheran, under date the 24th of Argest, by
which he is informed that the Persians twitting*
the war against the

['TRACT OF • lATTSIII 1111011 ST. ranassusum,
PATIO OCT. 27.
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Yesterday was celebrated here with the greatest
eoletwoity, the anniversary of the hirth-day of His
Alsjesty the Emperor'. llt.ther : there WIVI a grand
parades after whirl, were c.wriell in process's's, is the
keys of the fortes es of Itutlachuck. and other
trophier, to the church of St heac. Ti Deem Wes

sang at the novel Chanel. There 'was a grant!
(*loner, and ip thr rtellatig, fire works were let Of
Le the Nervs. Fur la cu,rsider.lhle time ye hair
(tut hail so tosipectat I-. A prodigiolis etew4l'
-hued the h b'Jibe although the (wind
trurit the Nurth sow very told.
•
srocairotm, M4ll. 14.

On the 9111 instant, ■d,•;4l.l.ition of use Aeitletny
of Sciences waited un ii Royal llightsess the Crow•
Prince, end vies must graciondly.aihni ted.tes his
presence. The. IN esident, Miami Adlercreittr.'
presented to his Riyal Ilightiest., en the part of the
Academy, all the tratoactions hitherto published.
and preyed that his It..ysl !bellowed would most
graciously he pleased to occupy the seat lately
tilled by his Royal Ifigline.s the Croon Prince
Charles Augustus. as first honorary member of the
Academy. . .

His HU yal Highness assured the Deputation, in
the most gracious npumer, that it eras uitlt great
satisfaction lie accepted the seat tittered, and that ut
all times lie should f.-cl happy in promoting the in-
terest of the Academy.

SEMLIK, OLT. 16.

According to the tnnst recent intelltgente trout
Cuhstaotutuple. the Turithth first was then lying:it
the 1111 l uth the canul which lea:lS uttotite
lieu ; the shi,o. ;ire much ilgoor,zetl by hard gale. of
wing!. A hurt 1,000 :urn of the crew. b.tve 131fra a
s4crifice to the epitlr mu. t! ['woe uluch rugecl on traard
the fleet, and 500 'war err lying 111 in the notvll hos-
pitals. It sill prove n thflicult tusk to supply their
places; the Captain Paehs is said to hair it in elf,-
teraplution to rnyloy the garrisons of the Turkish
1101111 to the Black tied, fur 11141 purevole.

Juwitortmc. NOV. 17.

Tits Countess Lesvenha tint, thel 100.
kuli, Count Pipet. and 1;aroo AT) are. ore to poet out
on the 4111th instant from Stockholm, for Ilt Nog-
boric. where thee are to tuner nn the .2jln, to re-
ceive her Royal Highness the Crowa Priacetht of
Soak&

punt:new OCT. 14.

Intelligence h s been received, flint about the
end of last month, tar TorkisO Ariny, which
amounted to 40,000 writ strong. had advanced
spinet GI- 11601 u r ; but finding that no iiiip.C69lloll
could he made on the Serviitoo, tart 1.11 buck to
visas, the lateness of the season hating prevented
all oilier utf.fosive operations.
A report is lament here, that en armistice be-
tween the Russians and Turks has been proposed ;
and that the Russian troops, who had been ordered
to reinforce the army on the Danube. in conse-
quence of the above proposal, received counter-
orders.