The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-04-29 00:00:00

c PrECONCILIATION win rAmrtarti.
Thurtelay, by appointment, the 'LOT Trad:e
- held an open conference with Messrs. Itataseip,
cons, Ill.Ks!txtE,lGLEtimlEs MULLET. aild'W"Pul
••• other respectelwe Merchents, largely interested in
the commerce withllie United States. It was an-
tiousiced that the Orders in Council would be re-
ticiiidedhas fat as they Mete to.the American Re-
public ; and that this arrangerneut should takedate
from the preceding day (April 26). It was at the
same time decided, that the ports of France, hol-
land, Italy, end their Deoendencirs, should he put
Into vigorous blockade. Under the last distinction
ire to be included, in Spain, the City sir Barcelona,
and the,Bay of Roses, or. the Nlediterraiwaii, and
the Coast of the Bay of B•seay, from Santander
to Enuterobia.
By this regulation the United States may trade
• without War:option from British cruisers, with all
,
tr.,. !Jona of Ilussia, Norway, and Sweden, in the
N erlierti Ocean ; with the whole circuit of the
iistue Sea; with the British isles; with Spain from
gesteru extremity of Asturias to the Southeru
Bank of the Lobregat ; and Italian amid French
trete excepted, with every harbour or the Nlisli-
terranean, from the Straits or Gibraltar to the Sea
of Marmors.
Licenses will be granted to mill the ports North
of the 11" tier and SoLith of the Eyder ; but we un-
derstand they are to lie -withheld with respect to
the rest of the Continent, excepting the havens of
the Baltic.
Another commercial arrangement of great tem-
porary importance is, the iiidulgelice to be given
as to the shipping to or employed its the transport
of American produce. Theme commodities may be
imported in any ship, however doCuinentesk from
the. Western Isles, from ;(Madeira, LisbAsi, and
• Cadiz, free of the duties unfler the Orders iu Coun-
cil, to the Ist of August iitist.---Should any Ante-
rican vessels be brought in under the late Orders in
Council, they will be liberated without trouble or
expense:—Mr. cy, we undendand, has ex-
pressed his approbation of the adoption of these
measures by our Government; and the Pacific is
under sailing orders to convey the iiitelligenre to
America.—The full particulars of these clianws in
our commercial system in regard to the United
States, are to appear in The Gavite of this evening.

IRELA A U.

KILIELSNY, AMT. Qt.
We have infinite pleasure in communicating to
the public, that Mr. Tisdall's murderer, who is
now secure in our county juil, has since our last
berm fully identified. The jailor of Cork, who ar-
rived here on Tuesday, reeognieed his as au old
tenant of that prison, and Mr..lJinewn, the bro-
ther-iii-law of Mr. Tisdall, knows his broitter's
boots, cravat, sisspenders; chain, and seals'
were found on the prisoner—and the publicirill be'
tnuch gratified to hear that the exertions a Mr.
Delany-, the. blavistrate who arrested lilus, bare
been crowned v. ith still further success ; for on Sa-
t irday he apprehended, near burrow, Stapleton,
the supposed accomplice of 3larphy in the /torrid
weirder, awl transmitted him to Mitrybbrough,
escorted by a Police Constable, with orders to call
on other constables by the way—.which order he
did not obey ; vas is supposed, was duptd by
tlib prisorar, incautiously, to Unbind bun, in a
lonely part of the rovi, where the prisoner nsur-
• . derea the constable, and. escaped.—As Mr. Delany
is indefatigable, aild has souse traces of the drape-
rado's route, there are most sanguine hope, of his
speedy retaking him.

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INDIA.

BOMBAY INTELLIGEStE, Oct. at, tans.
On the 21st inxtant we merited intelligence of
the errival of fits Majesty's ship Nereids, from
Bushore, oa the 16th..—Oa her way down the
C;ulph, the Nereid( met the Company's cruiser
Sylph, which she had out-sailed on the passage.
Two huge tines, fell of desperadoes, attacked the
little Sylph, in sight of the Nertide, and lifter a
conflict, boarded and carried her.—Tie Sylph had
Lieut. Denton, and 'at') eon killed, and her com-
mander Lieut. Grahans. and 3 men dangerously
wounded : the pirstec 6iok the Sy/ph-in tow, but
the Neseile soon got up with theta, recovered the
little cruiser, and sunk both the down, and all their
crews.
His Majesty's ship Raisorydrle,luts sent into the•
Cape of Good Hope, a Dane, from Batavia, bound-.
to the Mauritius, with 500 tons of ice.—This loss
will be severely felt there.
His Majesty's tekip Liglataiug, by advires from
the Gape of Good Hope, had caluased and carried
in there, • Dutch ship, hiden with warlike stores, •
bound to Batavia, but ultimately for the Persian
Gulph.
• The fleet of ladiamen ensiled from Portsmonth.•
yesterday morning at lire o'clock.
The ships Elphilistuue, Wasehelsea, and Esser,
'ailed from Bombay fur Olin*, t:.. .nth July,
under convoy of Ili, Majesty's ship Albion ; called
oil Penang; anchored in Ma aces lined. gath
.lugust, with the 41huoiek Castle and David Sergi,
from Madras, but last. halt Penasig.—"l'he five
ships were to proceed on their voyage to Chinn, the
ld tiepteuther.

Nothing of public iuterest occurred yesterday in
the Court of King's Bench.
The Proprietors of au entire new work, entitled
Le Ream Maisie, and 11lowthly Register, to which
the public attention has for grime time been di.
reetarl,•sre very liberal in promise.. If the execu-
tion of their plan he at all adequate, we entertain
no d 0414 that the patronage of the Literary maid
Fssltionalile World will he extender! to it in a thaw
xree "mug; to the curiosity vilech the ,proposalii
have eseitord. All independent nod liberal Critique
upon all' the works cram upon
_all new publica-
tions, anal, What N intim novel. ambit all orw.itunic,
if executed in thestyl44o which wc.kuow this pacti,l
tore noroPetent, will, e hope, giro a proper /Wee-
tun to public taste, and enable rt to discrimioate
bativeCit the' higher efrorts of tire wised, awl the
paltry productiOns which :are published uprrek to
The Proprietor. have certainly audenakra a
charge to which greit reeputssibility is attached ;
itOlor look ,with no common anxiety to the appear.
*alto( the first Number, which will appear qu Jia-
Uinta) next. •

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