The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-01-17 00:00:00

THE BItITISH P.

LON DON,
SATURDAY, immAkv

're !Ave received New York Papers
December, the contents of which are
Congress met on the Ist, and on the
of the Nest:sent. was delivered to
etprisses a c,nfident expectation of
adjustment of the differences with this t
gives a most flattering view of the state
ces. Among objects of minor importance,
Mends a law to restrain suhjeFts of the'
from ernbarking in enter poses hostile t
measurewhich appears to have been called
• A 'ADA'. expedition, and the recent.
Bca•. On the 3d, a Special Message
Pa MOE N T WAs delivered to Congress, r
ing a temporary suspension of the A,'
Session, prohibiting the importation
tish manufatatires, upon the ground
be a mark of candid disposition on tbt
rica, and cf confidence in the tern;
with which the Negociation begs-:tt
tries had been carried on. A rid :0,
was accordingly propos:d in the 1 it,ti
ativer, read a third time, and passed
This is the latest date of the deba:es
but a paragraph in a New York t',i7er
adds, that t;.e 13i11 h.ts been since pissed
Senate. 1.1 the progress of this 11.
passed throes :h its several stages w
dispatch, these was not a single e
ag tinst the principle. The only I
rah-atter the sn pension sbould
nntil the Ist of July, or VIE. 5:
It'll'. 1 ^O• TLe firmer of which
in the House of itepresentatives, by
rity. The minority amounted only
they objected, merely because they t
a anspension for a shorter period v•out
for the II .at adjustment of all differences
the two countries.

The 414 h Rulkt:n of t• e (:ran I Array w:I1
found in the last page. It is days! Wet rsr.r,
2IA of December, At which time no adeir of
portance, between the French and Russia r,
taken place. There had been, however, some

misting on the 18th and 19:11; %%Lich has prt:ban
given rise to the report of a pneral
Bulletin is drawn up with the usual care to

the inconveniencies which the F•enclr aura
Poland, and by this excess of care is betrayed into
not a little inconsistency. The weather, it sAy.:is
mild; but measures have been taken to implicit ;No
rigour of the troops by a sufficient supply of wine.
The Army has al,o the great advantage of g sed
llovitals, but is in perfeet health.

Thursday morning intercepted dispatches from
Adtairel W ILIAUMATZ, at the HAVAIln.th, were raw
ceived at the Admiralty. They weer taken from oa
board an American ship, by one of Admiral Baser.
CFA', cruisers, and sent home from Bermuda, by
the Admiral, in the Avow sloop of war. The Aen
left the &Vomit of 74 guns, Capt. Doutin•s,
larnpais and avairrel frizates, cruising off the Caeca.
peak, watching the remains of the French squashes',
which bad put in there after the Lairicane. Ils
homeward boand fleet from the Leeward Isla ids
was left on the filth of December, in lat. 30. P.
N.10n4. 56.47. W. by the Lacy, Capt. Wit-.tax.,
from '1 tinkled, which has arrives! at Liverp.,:-!.
The report of a great tattle between the Fiench
and Russians, upon the Vistula, was reported yes
terday with increased confidence. This isitelligeoce
is said to have been contained in a letter from the
Continent, received by a frurep;...l Minister, so tar
back as Monday last. It is added, as Lathes
evidence, that illuminations and rejoicings have re-
cently taken place upon •he Frencn coast ; but ire
have seen several letter from Deal :Ind Dover, of
Thursday's date, and they are silent upon the sate
jed. To this a contrary report has succeeded,
which appears to rest upon no better author icy, and
to have just the same pretensions to credit.—
A letter, dated Portsmouth, 'Thursday evroins,
states that an Officer belonging to the Croaker gun.
brig, just arrived from of Havre, with dispatches,
spoke a neutral Dane, from Caen, on Sunday, sahe
says, that it was every where believed in France, MSS
BONA r•it cc had been dretdfully deleated in an r.l'
mew:A with the Russiars.• On Monday, the.
Cr,,, her spoke a Fiench fling vessel, just out of
St. Vallery, the drafter of which stated, that the
Russians and Prussians had Reeled the Pseudo Artier,
and considering it was a Frenchman who said so,
it has an air of great prnhalelity. Shortly after, he
spoke another Frerch fishing vessel, from KO ft.
use people of which stated, that French newspapers
had not been published since the 7th instant, .ind it
WAS generally believed to be because Boa AAAAAA
Was defeated, and it was net wished to be known.
These reports by the tacker, are from vcssels which
lest Caen on the I Ith, and St. Vallery and Havre
on the 12th. But several vessels have arrived in
our ports, which kit Flushing oa Friday tne 9th
and so fat from having huonght any account of the
Russians having been dereates', one of them brought
the report of then having rained a vitanry. And
farther, had such an event taken place, it was as
likely to be known at klushiug on the 9th, As at
Caen on the I I th, or St. Vallery on the 12 b. As
to that part of the report id the Officer of tf.e
Cie ac., which states, that in order to conceal the
detain of WC French, no Paper had been published
at Paris attar the 7lbe It is WO aissYr f for ac"-**

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