The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-27 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
TUESDAY, OcTossa 27.

The Danish frigate Fyila, and the English brig
Oberon, have arrived at Yarmouth, with a convoy of
transports, deeply laden with naval stores. The
Leyden, of 66 guns, was to sail with another convoy
from Copenhagen, immediately after the Oberon.
The Danish ships of the line may be expefled in the
course of the present week.

We ha►e received New. York Papers. to the 20th
last, from which we have made several extrads.
They quote the London Treasury Journals, as speak-
ing the sentiments of the British Government, upon
the points in dispute between the two countries.
Among the extra&• from these papers, is an article
from The Carrier. of the tech of August, which con-
cludes thus :

W. again assert, that Admiral Berkeley, under the peso.
liar circumstances of the case, aaed in a ta.,nner that Arrervos
the thanks of the Country ; and, we tram, every utber British
Officer, who may be placed in a similar situation, will a& with
the same decision. There was a report, last might, that the
Admiral, and Captain Humphreys, had been recalled...we de
not believe it"

Tile New York Editors will bo,m discover that
The Cnirier is not in the secrets of Government,
and that there is a great difference between a con-
fidential friend and a selfish partizan. The Indians
still threaten to become troublesome. They have,
in some places, been guilty of excesses, but not on
a large seal,. We have copied from the New
Yak Papers an article opon the state of the Nego-

elation, and alsl a French plan for revrluti
America, in the execution of which Gener.i
as•u is to be the principal performer. It app..
nrigir ally In a Halifax Paper. It is probefl
abricatioo of some lively French Emigrant,
is treated with contempt by the New York Par

We have received Paris Papers to the 13!lt
from which we have made some errads, th(
nounce, that in Boor 's intended visit to
I c will be met at Venice by the Emperor of
rata, when, no doubt, a I (,ge portion of Sou,
Europe, the fate of w'.ich is at present suer,
subjea of conjeCture, will be finally arratve
Austria will probat ly be required to give up r(
and Fiume to France, and receive au pail
in Turkey : France to have also Dalmatia AU
and the Morea ; and Russia to receive the prot
of Moldavia and Wallachia.

A Paris Paper, of the 17th, announces, that
PRI !Ws Itaoznz of Portugal, with his lOU sr..
his Court, has embarked on board the Pottni
navy for the Brazils—that the Portugue;e
had left Paria—the Spanish and French List
tt at one of the corps composing the gi
of Paris, set out on the 14th, to j‘la arm:
Observation of the Gironde, un,!er General Jta
which is said to have slat: ,lly berm its march
lityonne, for Portugal. The first part of thti
telligence we doubt ; the latest ne.vs of wild
are in possession from Lisbon is of the 6:h, ac w
time the PkINCE Rzcasuz. had not embarked
hardly think that later news could have ro
Paris on the Mb.

At a late hour, List night, we received a ifs,
of the 1 tith instant, and The Ilet'eralwA
the 20th. Their contents are not imputt int
latter paper, in an article dated Copenhagen,
sures the conduit of the Entlli.!l 01:icer. in
visits to the interior of that city ; but it App;ar
be a mere effusion of 1713:1Ct.

Lieutenant Ca UPIIrt. t.. of the Ler,l,l. whose
•al. with dispatches, from the Balt.c, we ntei
yesterday, had an interview, last sitetnoan. v.
Admiralty Board.

Dispatches were received, yesterday, at the Ad.
stsiralty, from Admiral G•ta cast, brot;g:.t to Ydr.
mouth by the Oberon. The gallant A.inia.l is
daily expeSed in England.

A vessel is arrived at Plymouth in eight days
front Bilhoa, which she left on the 16.1.. At t:.-t
time no movements had taken place on tli. part of
the French army, assembled at Bayonne. There
is, therefore, every reason to believe that the BsitiA
will be able to bring away all their property front
Lisbon and Oporto.
Report states that Lieut.-General Sir Jon ea Case.
DOCK has recently been recalled from his comenaLt.
and that an investigation will certainly take pine
of the causes of the matiny at Vellore and other
quarters.
The Inspeflor General's Off ee in the Aslmira'tr
is discontinued by order of s. reenrnent. the be is
nets in future will be traJea &Le direZlicea of rise
Navy Board.
General &MIKAN is daily expaSed from Rm.
114, where he had beea sent by Government to spay
tip timber for shipping.
A Messenger was sent off yesterday rrorniaz from
the Admiralty, with letters from Admirat G.,.ssaisa
to his Lady, at ler seat ar H Imrstead.
The sala:ies of the Clerks in all the Offices under
Government have been raised, stud commenced trum
yesterday.
The Pegasus. TALI from Newfoundlani„ Iry
Grenada, is captured, and carried into Guad,
The Cadis Pa i 4 Hum.. of Hull. for Li too,
has been captured. re-captured, and carried into
Hall.

Thursday last DON PASQI'A T. Rutz Hitnos".
(rormerly Governor of Monte Video) will his vi
and suite, left Reading, on hit route to Ply noun ,
there to embark for Spain ; having received f•er-
mission from our Government to return to tha:
country for twelve months, on his parole.
By a private letter from Ceylon, dated the 231
of March, we learn, that the scarcity of grain in
the Carnatic, has reduced that country to A &phi -
able state. The Company hold out great offers
individuals to import : and the Covet nor of Cs s-
hod, to prevent the like calamities them, has prohi-
bited its exportation. This letter says. 4. iriri will
perhaps be astonished to hear, that our brandy cn
us
but two tit dollars per gallon (about 4s. 21.) and
will probably be cheaper, from the great tiu ti.ti f
in hand. India is stocked with it."
Two Meetings of respeCtable inhabitaets or i!tet.
field were held last week at the Te • tine Inn, to take
into consideration the propriety of Sheffield s-tting
an example to the other manutatturing town•• (re-
duced to most severe and humiliating distress by is,
continuance of the war.) of petitioning His MAJihrs
to exercise his Royal Prerogative for the sp,.e,ly re-
storation of the benefits of Peace. It appeared to be
the unanimous desire of all present. and of others tis
whom the subjeft has been mentioned, that peace
on we and honourable terms might be obtained as
early as possible ; but, in consequence of strong and
repeated objettons, by some Gentlemen, th tt it
would be impolitic at the present moment to em-
bolden the enemy, and enervate our own Govern-
ment by a public exposure of the real miseries and
privations suffered by the manittafturing ant' la! nor.
ing classes—it was determined to postpone t!t• as•
sembling of a Public Meeting for the purpose' of
addressing His MAJZST Y on this melancholy sob-
jett, till a snore seasonable, .r at least a m-re
fa-
vourable opportunity should occur. of lay's, as
prayers of a patient and :Aided people at thC•frot
el the Throne.—(Leeds Mercuiry.)

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