The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-02-28 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
8 if.TURD AY, Aai 2s

At o'clock, yesterday, the parties who pro
posed to bid for the Loan, •sited, according to ap-
pointment, at the Treasury, upon Lord GarN.
•st.re and Lord Ilsany Pt. Try, to know the
amount of the Loan, the principles upon which the
bargain Was to he made, and the periods of pay.
mem. The parties consisted of the following Liu
fists:

Sir F. SLUNG and Co.
411aaarr. COLDSMID • hi Co.
Mown THEELUSSON and Co.
Mesas BARNES and Co.
..4a Grenville ;Wormed them, that the amount
o; cbe I,sian would be 12;00,0001. for England, and
2,000001. .for Ireland, making in the whole
14,233,0031. to be raisel in England, besides
1 SOO,OOO. to be raised in Ireland.
Per ow:Ty 1001. Money, the Contra tors to have
701. Stook, 3 plr Cent. Consols, and 701. Stock

- is I per Cenk Reduced. ;he bidding to be in the
6 per C•fws on TuesdAy next.
; y. The Cut payment to b. on March 5, an! the
last os J anuAry lti, 1833; each Payment to be 101.
• r‘r CI Lt.

Disontl: 5 per cent.

I: tl.us apra:s diet tiv total sun ranted fcr
, Gi rat Britain and Ireland, Sr 15,70%0W. uf whicti
3,5'20,0001. is for 'lreland.
Lard GAILIOViLLE stated, that there wculd be an
141 uf 3,000,0031. Excl.egurt ; auk: being
repested as say, whether any farlh:r slim might
be wanted hrs. his I.orshlip declined any
wet. _The two clss,es ifs per Cents., it is
* 6 Wei, will be tetra at *bout GI, in which event
4k, the wilding in the 5 per Cents. will be about 121.
•
NG. ottenbutgit Mail arrived yesterday, with hi-
.
ters and yilptrs to the 10. h inst. hum which ar have

ma e the folk ing extrad :
C•TTENEQIGH, rrs. 9.
Official accounts have been received to-day horn
Stralsund, which contain ioteiligencc that Marshal
Mcirt:et's army hasreturneJ to Swedish Pomerania,
which it has entered, and taken Wdgast, Ste. When
the accounts came away it was within a mile and a
half of Stralsund. and consisted of 17.000 men.

There tad been several trifling affAirs between the
French and Swedes, in which a few turn have been
killed and wounded on both sides.

The Court tdartial en fir Hone Popham is de-
ferred from Monday to Thursday nrst.
We understand that Lcrd Mat.vit.ce is arrived
in town on his say to Portsmouth, havirg been
summoned there, in consetpence of the Trial of
Sir Hosts POPHAM.
The Elettion for the connty of N,rfolk, as irwests
by adrertisenwo, is fin-d for th:. 4th of Matrh.—
Sir ACOO As.rt El- and Mr. Lovt•ao Come have
stayed w t t every pio.peet of success.
T. W. Corte, I.sq. the Itte M. P. for Norfolk,
was nn Tisursdfy unanimously eh IteJ for Derby, and
received the most fl awing tokens of regard Mom
t. e inh.bitants, who seemed to vie with his late
intitut.nts iu ',nosing their admiration of his cha.
ratter. _ _ _ . _

13ota P A ITC 112% ordered all thelsolletins of the
Grand Aims', of the pisceding and present caw
peign, to Le translated into the Asabic and Turkish
languages.
The Pursers of the slips L',,ited IC;n;dool, Woo-
etst,r, City of London, Rar:nz, L 64 Do.coo, and
Metrw/fe, will rceene their tine' dispatches from the
Esst India Howe, this day.
General WHIT at ocx s takes his passage for
South America in the Thi.he frigate. A Company

of Artillery has embarked on board that ship.
The fte:istance arrived, on Thursday, from Ja-
maica. Alla the Nereid from the River Plata. We
have not heard that the latter has brought any more
recent nex‘s than the ship which brought home air
Hums Poric•u.
The Tlaut ley. of and for Hull, from —, has been
captured, recaptured, and carried into Dover.
The hands, Gs AY. from Surinam, for London,

is captured and earned into Guadeloupe.
The Thought, from St. Michael's, for Glasgow, is
I it in the Clyde, aid all the crew.
I. Letters received at Pl) mouth, dated in Deeetnbe-
last, from our fleet in the Dardanelles, state theft'',
lowing interesting particulars of the state of affairs,
at that period, in Turkey The Cone/ to, 84r
Rear Admiral Louis, the Enaleawea, 44, and another
frigate, are stationed &rally opposi:e the Grand
Signlor's Seraglio, or Palace. The TAraderer, 74,
and Standcrei, 64, and two frigates, are anchored to
endlnand the passage of the Dardanelles. A few
tit -days before these letters came away, a Russian tri-
vate, from the Meditetranran, Frssed the Darda-
lelies, with ,ut molestation frost the Turkish bat-
:enm. But SEBASTIAN!, the French intriguing Am-
Isasfador frem France to the Ottoman Pint', made
a violent remonstrance at this frsgece parsing the
Dardanelles, but could get no redress, as our En-
voy, Mr. Aft 01:111NOT, gave in a representation of
the !logien., and placed it in its proper point of
vi. w, to the vtisfadion of ihe Turkis,: Government.
—There are tlO sail nt the liele and 15 frigates in the
arsenal, hut not above live of them half manned. Our
ships are all in high order and discipline. The
Turks treat nor people with the greatert civility and
*Mention. Retie...mews of all Cods are sent on
board our men of war. Our Gallant Admiral and
hr. Oiliipits. and the Captains and Officers of the
other British men of war, litquently dine on shore
with Mr. A &It.> r.

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