The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-11-21 00:00:00

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must be anxious to wake die wont believe that ha
sl.eps with•st quiet conscience, and can manse him--
self with shooting wild ducks at Foataintileau.
Gas,ete of this night will co-rain more
,peSesa than any- that has been published for a
long time. The quantity of matter sent from the
Admiralty is unprecedented. The conditions and
regulrions conflated with the late Orders in Coun-
cil, we understand, form a part of it.
The transports, with troops, from Copenhagen,
which artived lately at Portsmouth, are to be sent
to Ireland.
80113? foreign letters and papers have been re-
ceived, containing rumours from Hamburgh, to the
10th inclusive, but nothing of any interest.
Dispatches were tent off last night from the Fo-
reigs Office for Sweden.
A Letter from Dover. dated Oft. 19, says too
1, A few nights since, six large French logger eti-
olate!' were off here. Two of them, within mile
of the shore. captured a brig transport, but, I be-
bele, she is recaptured by the hbleik."
Captain WITHLY, of the Three Friend', arrived
at Hull, from the Baltic, states, that he passed lour
English gun-brigs, on the oth or 9th inst. turning
through the Ground.
1 he J•Aahaes. Jr:toreros% from St. Croix, is de-
tained by the Attire privateer, of London, and was
spoken with, on Saturday last, by the Live!, priva-
teer, of Guernsey, twelve leagues S.E. half E. of
the Headman, endeavouring to get iuto Dast-
mouth.
We never meant to return to the case of Mr. AL-
cocx, until the trial of that Gentleman upon the
charge of having murdered Mr. Coacaotou, in a
duel, at Wexford. From time to time,:however,
the subjrtl has been revived ; brat in The IL•r,ior •
Herald, and next in The Morning Pest t• which latter
assures us, that Mr. ALCOCK has gives notice to
the Sheriff, of his intention to stand his trial at
the ensuing Assize'. To prevent any further oh-
serer inns bf this kind. wrinform these Prints, that
if Mr. Ascoce means to stand bit trial,- he mint
advertise such intention three times in The Dribn
Gazette ; and also give notice thereof to the intone-
diate telatives of the deceased. This is the'law of
the Lind ; and, we repeat; that those w....opnsinnate
I the contrary, arc igoonua of it, ui wilfully mis-
represent it.
Letters from Rotterdam, of the Ins. positively
assert that Mr. elltlliTßONO, the American 'Minis,-
ier at Paris, had just' written in urgent terms to
the must respectable merchants of that city concerned
in the Americas trade, advising them ft hasten,
with every possible expedition,-the waiting of
American ships. Mr. AIIMSTIOirtI is saiet jectirel
leg to those letters, to have stated, that the ravioli,
mrsito a. R piss ps aril, insists that America shill
shut her ports against braids shipping, and cease
. all cossaasuoiesstios with us.
The entails. an Art:slim-I oriel, is arrived it
Cowes, from Cherbourg; she bas brought mane let-
ters. from Party, bat they are lint of a *recent date.
By this ship Mr. SMITH and Mr. W • Lsis, who lately
left England for Franco, in the American schooner
fig wait. ate returned. Mr. SMITH is *teen:panic'
by some par of his family lately residi At in France;
and Mr. WALSiI is said, but we believe errbne-
ously, to be the bearer of some insport.so eommu-
near ion trim Paris. A Gentleman of the name of
Noose also came passenger in the 4,44, from
Cherboutg, and brings with him his fatuity, after a
residence in France of nearly eighteen months. Mr.
&nay was the priori appointed by the Goverr meta
of the United Stasis to negotiate for the possession
of the Flotillas.
Meeting of the Magistrates of the County of
Nett-ors% convened by the High Sheriff, was held
at Ennis:fifth'', on Itriday se'nnight, when were
paned the following Resolutions :
" hitonuatwa has beau I,d 'odes. ua, that certsin felonious
woke, have Item latey posted on the Chapel door of Goosins-
town, and in 'erne other places in this county, threatening
with i ul , and every other kivid of harm, all perveis
witu shall take nr let ground. otherwise than as approved by
deluded and risked erretches, styling themselves • /fell Mire
end tn.
" And whereas cattle have been barbarously killed, !weigh-
ed, or otherwise ; houses burned ; aid other IleC
tUrral outrages coffin:titled, confbraiably to the said threaten-
ing notices.
Now we, the Magetretes, fully determine:l that our comity
o,al „„t again be diewee,al and Mourned he :01..iiious and
Inhuman practices, whilst with the ea peoseof our fortunes or
lives it is possible to prevent end put them duets, do hereby
pledge ourselees sot,every practical,* uffort to discover, and
pease with the Manta reecho of law/yell ;wren,. concerned in
tne writing awl patios loch notices, and the perpetration ut
such oub.gsa
•• Anil, in addition to the sums severally annexed to our
names, we wit endeavour Vi obtain from tiovertiment a CUT-
potvuu coward ler each discovers, secret or otherwise, as may
sato. f. “su hose bo tone to bring to Justice loch offend sm.
.4 Weals., declare, that mall asses at nightly ninchref, we
wilt use ear utmost stemmas to obtain for ids injured paste,
compensation. by @aisment, of such town lands (within our
casuoty), as we shall tfikliser, or .tides to suspect, inch
siXen hers ate harboured in, to• countenanced by.
" Algae same time, whilst• we deeply lenient that such
outrages alaruld thus ducis •I a assail ta,ttun of ow counts},
we log great tAila/Ciloll us discovering, be our minute as-
Ligation the day, that the musty is in gederal tranquil and
indu.trioua
The Hanoverian stamped paper, at Gottenbergh
and Grabenhagess. has lately received a third stamp.
with an eagle, and this inscription—" Reyes:fie de
ireatphalie, Aar ied liddarer." •
Most fortunately the Princess ST •HRICO auto has
not been detained in Holland so long as was at
first apprehended. Her Royal Highness is now at
Et utsels, on her way to England.
Ou Thursday night. the Portsmouth night coach,
coming to London, with passengers, was over-
turned between Hind-head and if-Hod-lane. The
c,achnsan was killzd upon the spot ; one of the
passengers bad his thigh broken ; the guard was
dreadl filly bruised. as were several of the paesengeres
who ware brought to town in fish machines, ;