The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

IOREIGY i:crELLIGENCZ.

FROM THE II k:I;URCII MAIL.

JIX•LA-CYAPCLLt, &tG. 18.
Empress was present on the 15th instant
Drier.Ti sung on account of the Emperor's
and at the grand ball given in the even-
Next Mond n• she w;Il hnnnstr with her cnm-
great hunting narty in the wood of Boreetti.
:231, the E.nprcss will arrive at Brussels.

COLOGNE, AVG. 16.
ill prcl)at.iilizy we s'azill zee the Empress here,
Mayor, and three Members of the Legion of
sr, have gone to Aix-la.Coapelle to invite her
t y .

•:111TtRI)171, AV*. 21.
ording to the last and authentic letters from
e, it is supposed that the Emperor will not
to Paris befate the expedition against Eng-
ras sailed. In the first days of September,
)3 men are to be embarked on board 2000
of different descriptions, not including that
for the same expedition, at Ziest, which will
barked in the 'retch

mAnitto, JULY 30.
▪ English Ministet has obtained leave of ab -
and has already presented his brother as a
dr4 „Prares dozing his absence.
neral Moreau, %%hi) is yet at Barcelona, will
rl with his family at Cadiz for America.
CONSTANTINOT'LE, JULY 24.
me more transports, with 1000 or 1200 Russian
s, sailed eight days ago, on board two ships
▪ line from this place, for Corfou. Lieutenant
ral Aurep goes on board a merchantman. He
take the commrnd of the Russian troops in
;even Islands.

JULY 27.
, insurrection h:ts broken nut at Aleppo, is
against the Paeb:l, for laying an extraordinary
ibation upon the people, and has already cost
yes of 2000 persons. 20,000 Janizaries began
insurrection, and 60,000 Sheriffs and Emirs
red themselves their adherents. The castle
e Paella, which he defended with courage,
taken by storm. He escaped, however, to
alter at D.tm ts ; but his seraglio and family
re a prey to the assailants.
re Webahis are again masters of the neigh-
.ood of Mecca and Medina.

,wards of 103 ships from Austria, Italy,
1, &c. are in our canal, destined for the Black
to take in cargoes of grain.
se rebels in Romelia have defeated a corps of
.ish troops, and set fire to two villages near
aburb St. Geurge, oa the sea of Marenora.

VIV4I4A. AUG. 16.
t Vice Coancellor of St.tte lias communicated
e members of the diplomatic corps, the follow-
Note :
Cite undassigned, Vice Chancellor, has received the mil,
lsnperial lif.jesty, to inform -
led was:tante the (lignite of an Hereditary Emperor of
and to proclaim himself as such?'

toil are wrested to llama' your Court of this d :.termina-
The Emperor hopes, that this communication will be le-
t in a mannar correstriuding with thti good undo-rstandir g
tint het weeti the two Siivere.gns. Though His Mapsty
mimed this now dignity, you may rest assured, that it
:aux no inconvenience to those connections, which at-

him to the German Empire, end to the several States
✓eining to the Austrian Monarchy.
The undersigned b..gi you to be snared of his particular
n. (Signed) "COLLOREDO.'
he Emperor has convoked for the 2lst a great
acil of State, at which the Grand Master at his
• Prince Stahremberg, with the Court Chan-
IT, and persons filling great offices at Court, are
f present. They are to deliberate about the fes-
es, and to settle the ceremonials which will
place at His Majesty's coronation as 1... -
-e of Austria," as mentioned in the last Court
ette : the new Credentials have been already
to Count Cobentzel, as Ambas:;aJor to " the
Peror of the French."
tiring His Majesty's journey to the camp in
rmia, he intends to lodge only in public ['owls ;
to spare his sub;dls all .!zpences, he has, in a
f to his Governors, declined all the usual public
Mrs.
,stcrday another Courier from St. Pctersburgh
ght information of a Treaty of Alliance having
coneluded between F.ngland and Russia.
:cording to the last reports from Belgrade, the
gents have overtaken the flying Deys, and
t;ht them back in triumph prisoners to that

AVO. 20.
3 the V.Sd inst. the King of. Sweden intends to
Nymphenberg, and return to Sweden.
ie Floaoral Prince of Wurtemberg resides now
e vicinity of Lyons.
lITALTN, £OO. t 5.
se imperial Ambassador here, Count Metternich,
informed our cabinet
that
Sovereign has
d 7 Acknowlee.7.ed tho inh
.:d hi
eas
r., impeerial dig-
of France in t*.e B.niaparre
he Ihr.glica Minister in Turkey, Mr. Arbuthnot,