The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-02-21 00:00:00

Iv! i .iftnnlty as a more St topic fat a future

is,a,sion.
tfr. MONTAGUE considered the debate alto-
.ei ,r inopportune and illtimed ; and observed,
.re was ore los; for w:lich no compensation could
pe gril'el, namely. the I:ss of time the ;House
pszai led.
rbe REAKER then put the (I'lestion. that the
Irate on the committal of the Bill he adjourned
Ac:il t•londay. Carnet in the affirmative.
General GASCOYINIE gave notice. that as the
icicle of indemnityVl43 generally admitted. he
Lls, !ill ITIVIC a distina clause on that point on

gtp.sday•
rd HOWICK said, it was one of the seat
rr,toe,iinary propositions, after what had passed,
the Ilan. Member might ezercise his own di.-
—Adjourned, at HALF PAST ONE. to

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;OREN!! INTELLIGENCE.

GOII'ENBURIia MML.

GOTTLSIBUNGN. Its. 6.
s 7•1t5;41 courier arrived here this afternoon. in
I. r Osys from tit. Petersburg, he came across
hah of Bothnia ; in English courier left Ns
~ •
Kb at
the same time. but having taken ann•
her gout', is not yet arrived.
The latest acc.iunts from the armies in rolatssl
.re, that the French have been most rooghly
seated in the late affairs. by the Itiissiiuss
lst they have suffered greatly by the weather and
admess of the toads, through which they have lost
014U/table part of their tired. It is
scd :kat Bonaparte is 'heavily of his Polish
onipaisrn. and of being confined, as it were. so far
trim home, where his presence IsiTins to be
ne-
see'arv. It is reported, that Gen. Ilimbioviski has
k-en kill, I.
the Q•ah,e frigate and the Fenny gun-brig,
hating landed the money with which they %vele
'urged Inc the Emperor of Russia, will sail the
fist lair wind. and will take some merchants sh.ps
toms lire under their coilvriy.

••• irtieure of tetintorar, UIJ Ittr tto Ariel ou
te,rwttt.n. upon the article in Th,. Can,rel, entitled
H.. strr DIV.MI," onbl Monday.

;--11-IE-BRiTISII 'RE SS•

I.ON DON ,
SA i'IMD AY, ViItRUAILY it.

84 11 ,ss P.iessam's wrest was communicated,
Lit r, g t, by tl:e Fust Lnrd of the Admit alty,
an! the ,: n::nt for that rur;,cse produced to the
lionse of C mmoi i.

A Coktenburgh Mail arrived yesterday, with
Letters Atli l'apers to the eth instant, brought to
Its-nsgate by the Kin; paeket. The
g. nee which they contain is of a general nature. It
states Coat :he French have been very roughly treat.
el in tbelste affairs by the Ru‘siani, and suffered
gre•elly by the bainess of the weather, and of the
toads. •

We have verrived pris Ate accounts from Holland, ;
cf as late a date as Sunday last, whirh sta.e, that
%tem were three Dutch frigates, (any provided for
a long voyage, waiting at Helvnetduys, for an op-
portunity to sail.—lt is supposed, that they ate
destined for Batavia. An embargo has been laid
upon all vessels at Helvoetsluys and Drille.
Oii Weshiesday se'nnight, King Louis made a
peat number of Knights of the Order of Union
and of Merits with notch ceremony.
The report of the French having received some
very severe checks in Poland, was very generally
credited among the in st informed people in Holland,
tanwitlittatidaig the assertions to the contrary in the
French paper s.
The requisition, iri Brabant, of all young men
from IG to 25 years of age, is enforced in the most
rigid manner, and has produced some very serious
disturbances.
The coronation of King Lows is shortly to take
place, wi:h great splendour.

A Russian Officer artier d yesterday in town,
with dispatches for the itirssian Ambassadir. Ile
lett the Russian army on the Vistula, Jan. 22,
came by St. Petersburg to Gottenburg, from whence
be s tiled on the frith instant, in the K 177. Gorr
Packet, for Harwich, but the vessel having
lost her bowsprit, and received much other damage,
she was obliged to make for P.amsgate, which port
she readied on liursday. The dispatches, we un-
derstand, state in sr rtis.nt nAD •ctM No usria.
PAL SAITIR, I COY TM! tan OF OLCEtIII66 ILo
TN! On or JAmwev, the date of the dispatches;
bur that there had been daily skirmishes between
the nut-posts, with various success. Th.? Russian
Officer, who was an eye witness of the es Lnts cnn-
Vainest its the dispatches, reports to the same effed.
He says, that by this mode of warfare the French
Army was much harassed, and great discontent
is said to have been excited in it. He records the
feillnwitv cirenmstance, as a proof of the dissat;s-
faaion which a winter campait•n has produced in
its ranks : —On the 31st day of DecetrAser,lfive days
after the battle ssf Pultnsk, Boar AAAAA 6 os dered
try, regi mums of 'his owe ou•aus, to make an
attack upon uhe of the Russian out-posts, which
they declined. This refusal so exasperated him,
that he ordescd the two regitootts tube irnmediatel)