The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-01 00:00:00

=TRACT Or A lIASTTER 110)1 ODESiA,JUI Y G.

" We are inclined to think that Peirce will short-
ly be concluded between the Russians and
Turks. by means of the cession which this last.
Power aill make of the country situated on the left
bank of the Danube. The Porte must, it says, be
convinced that it never can, notwithstanding all its
efforts, recooquer Moldavia."

The appointment of the French General BEE.
NAIIOTTE, Prince of PONTe CoN,VO, to be CROWS
PRINCE, of the kingdom of Sweden, has not yet
been formally satietioneel by the Diet ; but tae
reigning KING, and the Council of Stott having
declared in his favour by a suojnrity of four voices,
there seems to be little rtibm to doubt that he will
be chosen. The King of ONNUARK was first pro-
posed, and rejected with very tittle consideration.
on the grouted, that the i.ituatiiin of a subject of
Sweden, in which he would be. if chosen Caows
PRINCE, would be incompatible with that of a
Sovereign, which he held. and would of course
continue to hold, in Millwork. It is strange, that
while the French interest was openly active, arid
while a letter from BONAPARTE aas read in the
Council of the KMg of SWEDEN on this oecation.
the Emperor of itcsstA dies nut appear to have
all interfered ! ALEXANDER appears to sleep. a I,ile
a power is forming upon the verge of his empire,
likely be destroy altngther the rruninaut ut his
once proud nseendancy w the North.

By way of explanation of the French Decree of
the sth. an iustruction, under the head Lemma!
Castoms." has been published, which concltyles
with a notifictnion that the former laws. relining to
the importation of colonial produce. are to b • ri..
gorotisly enforced. Those who are actittainte 1 with
these laws can best appreciate the value of BON A-
ram::: Commercial concessions.
The ;Vieille du Nord has ventured to notice the
di,cardeol Empress Josephine. a manse that has chs-
appriarill from the French palters.
An article dated Berne. Ist Augnst. says--." her
Majesty the Qom% of Holland arrived on the ibth
of July at Lausanne. under the name of Madame
Durougski. Thus Princess set out the following
day, at live o'clock in the morning. for Sechtron,
near Geneva. We flatter ourselves that Her Ma-
jesty will return h►re in a few days with her august
mother, Her Imperial Majesty Josephine►"
The Ohm Elizabeth and Margteritt. BLAIR. from
Dublin for G•asgow. which wrut on shore near Ar-
drossan. on Wednesday se'onight, was got into Salt-
ville harbour on Saturday afternoon. The cat go
will he saved. exec piing the sugar, which, it is feared.
will he entirely washed out. The following is 4 de-
scriptit*n of the persons who we►e drowned
John *Kenzie, thambartou, somas.
Aievander Gka, ditto dslie.

Merray, of thitliug, tauner—his ass was also is lb. irea-
st I, but is *areal
Au 40,1 Irishman, name

A young hlacit•ltairr,l woman, and Child shoat 12 months
old, going lo her husband in tilabgow, who is a tiadtsruna
from Dublin.
Two womcn,uarwee unknown, one belonging to Hada intuit,
a sol-!ier's wde ; the other said to he a young WM/IM,.
A tuau belonging to Saltcoat., who came to save like people
io a boat, was Mao lust.

A letter by the last arrivals from the Cape of
Grod Hope states. that the Giirrisoa, commanded
by the Hon. Lieut.-Gen. GREY. consists of the IA
battal.on of the t...tth, 72d, 034 87th, and 93d, with
the gist Light Dragonns. Provision, are set,
cheip.—heef, ad. per lb.; bread, ed. per lb. ; a
bottle id will., 101.; and other armeltis proportion-
aldy low. Tilerr is no meutini Mille or the report-
ea ,xpeditiun to the Isle of France.

On Tuesday I■ 4 the sth regimeot of Dragoon
Guards were reniewell on Lewdeo Heath, Colches-
ter. by Lit utenant-General the Eerl of CJI4T•
HAL K.G.

The vessel arrived at Falmouth, with American
Papers, which se announced yesterday, is the
Atuencan !wig 711481111114, in sixteen days from the
Chesapeake. She has brought duplicates of dis-
patches to Mr. PINIVIRY, the originals of which
were forwarded, on the Ist, by the American sloop
of war. Hansel, with orders to laud dispatches for
General Aamstaona in some port of France, end
'then proceed to England. The dispatches to Mr.
Ptak:sae are supposed to contain the dete►mine.
t ton of the Government adze United States, on the
terms upon which our Government was disposed to
pat an end to the differences between the two coon-
tries. Same of the private Letters brought by this
vessel state, that a squadron, consisting of 14 arrnrill
vessels of varier* descriptions, had sailed from the
American ports. for the purpose of estising the wa-
ters and havens of the United Su do, to Le respecte.l.
Admiral Dr-carve commanded this squadron of
ob,ervation.

Some important commercial information has been
received from the roast of Frenre, in letters dated
the Itith inst. They mention that the ports of
depot. or ports into which importation is to he per.
mated, are limited, by en order of flostsemcm. t.
flee; namely. Ostroff. Rouen, Rochelle, Nantes. and
Bustrileius. Although iiOIIIAPARTIt reprobates Mir
practice of granting licences. he has not hesitatcJ
to follow the example. Ten licences were known
to have been named for the admittance of wis.els
into the above ports; but on the condition that
their return cargoes consist of half wines or brandies.
—The new licence.4, in addition to the articles al-
lowed to be imported by the old. exendl this privi-
lege also to all kinds of indigo. cochineal, nutmegs.
doves, and cinnamon. Sugar and coffee will be
°Nevi of particular licences; the advantages re-
sulting from the importation of which, will. it is
supposed. be exclusively conferred on the United
States. in case orals arrangement with that Ciovern-
meat. The Commissary at Ostend was lately ar-
rested and conveyed to Paris, on an accusation
that he hail afforded too much facility to trade.
On Sunday morning. a pi ivate belonging to the
Royal Artillery was found dead in the yurd apper-
taining to the One Bell poblic-house In Canter-
bury. The poor 14.1,.. had new. r r. covered the
fatal effecta of die %la:chi:rim Exp, dition, and had
been in a declining s*:ite some time. It is 101/1.
posed that hr i.. Ihr 11,4i1,, i:t endeavour-
mg to find his oat to the ic•vi dioppvl o
dead.

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: . Fd3fiIUATS FOR SkFTEMBER.

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EVESIUG FULL DURSO,
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bows of s bite satin rinsed ; lung sleeves Leaps „r
buff gossamer net, and the saute se the gown, fasiss.dk,
on the °maids of thearen with sivall pearl brume .es
of the sleeves sad bosom of the dress bored with silt.,
lug, attd trimmed with Valenciennes tare; the house
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the forehead, sad curled iu light ringlets on the ihzhe
uI
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cnafiued is a pearl ring. Pearl earrings ; shots is ;ha,
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A guwo of wh.te French tam' rim, or ;tale
lung *attars, and antique cuffs at thin white mints
mod wills Medilen edging ; made high iu site tork,
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three rows of letting-io lace; confined down the Mous(
dress with small bottom ; and hemmed round ihr.
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coil worn over trowscrs of white French cambric, sloult
trinunscl the tame as the bottom of the dress. A (tip
posed of lave and light grecu sulk trimming, tied .A.l
r bia, with s hunch i.f natural flown, ha Coat.
ringlet curls, divided in the trout ut the forehead. d
shoat scarf of pale huff, wit'• deep pslerrsca h a i,,
rich silk liantein ; worts according to Lucy or C1.14,1‘.
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dress.

POETRY.