The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

[TISH PRES

DN DON,
kY. OCTOBER 26.

CAUPIELL, of the fa,t,itee,
iterday at the Admiralty wi
Baltic. Lieutenant CA X11P3,.;
t,of 64 guns, vita a come:•,
re, ou the 4th of Oetch.r,
Gottenbargh on the 9.h, al.
:h from ad►erse weather.
mow left Gottenhurzh in tl
but the wind would not pe

move. A frigate was also
date, with six sail of traespoti

1 heavy laden. On his

saw, on the 1 Sib, of the Scal
a convoy of 48 sail, which
borne up for Gottenburgh,
Ile of wind, from tie Satni
ia the 13th, which conduit,

Russian Admiral's ship

Admira GAMBIER, with

as kept within the Cattegat, by
e of the westh:r.

erday papers from Altona lei
.sth; from Paris to the
the 20. h instant. They briczi
from these several places to a
the previous accounts; their
og, although they do not as-
' real novelty, aad deckled
ie present state of affairs,
pe, of course, furnishes the
illigence, in which Deaaark
nent figure. With a doe shore
rate attention to the wounded
es, we think it very probahki
be able to make a very stroll
hoist the pet manent possessiGo
tein, that the acquisition of the
t worth the price shich re
It; however, after what has
Id reconcile as to the mina-
is the report that the atnit:t
are enlisting in one service.
cameo. Their shirt' rept&
. than as so much taken tro:o
of no value to us. Englanl
i ships than she can man.

pars state. that a treaty of a!-
.d into by trance arid Der.-
the former shall immediately
,000 men to assist the Dad
•om Zealand.

on the 15th inst. were 5 poi

Mails arrived on Saturdly•
rs to the 10th inir. Lova
at Gottenburgh on the rirk.
Dukes of Arirroutsus, Ds
v,aad several oilier Nohlefro; •
r Waage of board the S xed...11
England. but had not rr;,-d
obably dclaysi seaiGg uz-1

the weather should moderate ; but their arrival may
be dady expeßed. The late storm appears to have
teen severely felt in the North Seas. Report stater,
that so English frigate and five transports have IsTta
stranded in the Cattegat ; but we hope that this is
sct coma. and that they have been mistaken for the
&die frigate and a convoy, which hive. been forced
into Gottenburgh. The British soldiers are now
allowed to view the inside of Copenhagen in small
per, ties not exceeding twelve men each, under the
care of a Serjeant. The accounts from that city
cone down to the Stir, at which time it was re-
petted there, that Admiral GA m ilea, in pursuance
r,f instruelioux from England, had detached a squa-
dron to capture the Russian ships of war which lately
food thy Sr und, and that all the English merchant-
men were flying from the Russian ports, under appro.
tension of an immediate war between that country
and England. The reports in the city for several
elis past have been to the same tired ; but we do
ist believe that there is any dagger of an imme-
d,,te roptutt. Sir RoeeaT WI Luis passed through
Ganborgh, on the Bth inst. on his way to Sta Pe-
trrshcrgh.

yesterday being the anniversary Of His MAJCS.
y% accession to the Throne, the Park and Tower
rin, were fired, and the bells rang a merry peal.
intirday morning the Duke of Yoe it arrived
a; eicianr, and transaeted business with His Ma-
iLsre, after his return to the Castle from riding
Ifs Royal Highness the I)uke of Yose dined
with the QUM. and sPaiwassas on Saturday. at
Windsor, and in the evening went to ()Adana.
Yesterday morning, about half past eight o'clock,
the Royal FAstir.v attended in the Armoury
R tom, in Windsor-Castle, lately and as their pri-
vate Chapel, when the morning Church Service was
rod to them. After breaklat His MAJLSTY,
MKS Prin-
,tvcvsTA, SOPUJA, and AMELIA, attended
by Lady J. Til vase, General iitseov, Colonel
Deissow, ac. went in two carriages to St. George's
CL anal, and heat d a Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Ma an-
an,from the Si c. of the Ist Epistle of St. Peter. v. 16.
m.isrArds went to Her M v's house at Frog.
▪ 4 where His Mansey dined soon after one
e'clork, and was rnet there by Her MAJ err v. Prin.
wins Lc tea elm and M•ItY. At 3 o'clock the
Boras. EA MI LY returned to the Castle; Her
MA-
JUTYa'dt!tePatricssesdined at 4 o'clock ; His
blinsry joked them at their dessert.
Dispatches were sent off, by express, last night,
from the Admiralty, for Portsmouth.
Scene Charleston papers, which we have received.
rate—s The hostility of the Savages of North
America towards the people of the Visited State.,
is mare formidable than is generally supposed ; and
it is believed that they will commence warlike ripe-
rations, uninfluenced by the resolutions of this
country. A letter from Fort Michilimakinak, dated
vosards the end of July. observes, that several of
the tort-s seem fully' determines: on war. A very
extraord! tiny and curious talk was Cirrtliaed
amongst dam during the last winter, which has
praJuced a wonderful effeft on their minds. SOW
designing person came amongst them, under the
assumed charaiter of MAKI-10S f, OF their Prophet.
and possessed such sway over them, that be has
formed an extensive combination of all the different
trifles tooth of the Ohio, and east of the Mississippi."
In es-cetien of the last Decree of the King of
Iheissan, which interdiCls. in the most severe
rent, all communication with Great Britain, the
blisters!" of Fineries has just issued an order,
• that no vessel destmed for any ports of
Europe. if they have passengers on board, shall
▪ although they have permission, unless the Cap-
teitAgsvrs a bond equal to 200 florins for each lan
wfich thr ship may carry ; and that the names of the
FSS!ettgers must be mentioned in the bonds. That
no individual shall pi-emd by sea to any place in
ihirope without deps citing as a security the sum of
too florins; uhieh shall be confiscaied if such per-
t!' I:5 do rot go direa to the places iiseicateiL'
/Alonikaa s)
Letters from Rumilecund. dated in February last,
received from Bombay, overland, state, that the
strong fortress of Chumeer, io the distrift of Koonah,
some time in the possession of irregular troops.
Ist-tote depredations had distu:bed that distrid, has
been carried by assault, by a detachment under the
ornmand of Col. Haw,: tes, led by Capt. DLL A.•
sr sts, after a most obstinate and desperate resist-
ance; the whole of the garrison, consisting of SOO
nen, were either Whet within the fort, or by the
cat dry, in attempting to escape. Lieutenant
MtGstooe, of His Majesty's 17th Font, and Lieu-
tenant !Olean, of the lit Native Infantry, were
killed, with SO or 40 Europeans and natives. The
nephew of Ruajety SING, It was rumoured, was
&mote the slain.

LeUers from our squadron, off Ferrol. dated the
13•11 inst. were received on Friday. Tidy state
that the enemy's ships in that harbour were [acridity
ready tor SCA, having their sails bent. and the cress s
constantly trained to the guns. It is expelled they
will attempt to ;at to sea, the nsdnetst they per-
ceive a favourable opportunity to elude the vigi-
lance of cur squadron, which consists of the afehrile,
Anclariear, and Yhaxcrt, of the line. besides frigates
and sloops, tinder the command of Commodore Sir
RIC 114•1) K IMO. The enemy's force consists of
four sad of the line, besides frigates and sloops.
Xrrad of a Letter, d tted Ramsgate, the 2.11 inst.
•--•' In the revere gale of last night, the undermen-
tioned vessels put into this harbour, viz. the Tereus
&vans. of Chepstow, with the loss of some sails ;
Fat.seorir, Antis, of Dublin, with loss of bowsprit ;
I,l'n, Andrews, of Falmouth ; Hope. Durham, of
Aberdeen t Hannah, Sly, of Aberdeen ; Mao Dldilfl.
I of Dublin; and Drepaici, James, of Lime-
rick, each with the loss of an anchor and cable.
the t'n.f, Walton, of Sunderland ; Abraham, Bast
dAll. of Chichester ; Hannah, Davis, of reign-
month ; and Hawse, Richard, of Aherdany. each
writ 't wing damage. The Robert, Thorn, of Barg-
stack, much siamaged in her hull. The Ace, Phil.
hose of Milford ; Usddaa, Rem of Biddeford;
1174Pi'n"el Johnson. of London ; ItandAl,
Of ditto ; &,.,e, huddle, of Weymouth ;
sad ~li-
idee, Waste, of ditto, without dasztage