The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-17 00:00:00

TONNINGFN MAIL.

C4.1,111:61A0111, •UOCST 4.
The first division of the English fleet, which ar-
rived yesterday in the road of Elsioeur, is now in the
vicinity of this capital, and the foremost ships are
this moment (7 ecto.E) seen from our steeples ; it
consists of twenty-six sail, twelve of which are of
the line. We discern ()tie red and two blue pendants,
consequently one Admiral, one Vice-Admiral, and
one Rear-Admiral ; the latter is Sir Horne Popham.
The second division of the grand English fleet,
commanded by Admiral Gambier, is said to be al-
ready off Anhilt ; we are anxious to see the move-
ment of that fleet.

A report states, that His Royal Highness intends
soon to come to this capital, in order to review the
troops of Zealand.
Mr. Garbete, who has hitherto resided here as
English Ambassador, has set out on a particular
nsiuion to His Prussian Majesty. Mr. Taylor, who
baa arrived here, will in the mean time perform his
official fondtions.
As Assione has bees nest off from hone, to
Kiel, with the istelligence of the arrival of the
English fleet.
Genial llschei Jr M jpewesed to famersais, os

hoard a Swedish cutter, by the way of Cornh7geu.
All D viish s!iips lying at Kosipberg ar., not,
Ne
under Land, to depart irons thence without its Lekg
ascertained that tlitir cargoes are not Evlish pro.
perry.—(Hassisord Correspiadenica, detect S. )
MILAN. JULY 22.
The intelligence of the COPCIII4OIIVaI peace has
spread here universal jey. We twee learned, at t'ls
same time, that the Russian troops at Cattaro have
received orders to surrender that place, as well as
Castel Nusso, to the French troops, and to einbck
immediately for Russia.

His Imperial Highness. oar Tiiceroy, sends a De.
potation to congratulate the Emperor Nap aeon ce
his great and numerous viEtories.—/laid./

acousr 6,
Yesterday arrived here Mr. Jackson, lata LagEl
Ambassador at the Court of Berlin, on hoard a si.is
of war from Yarmouth; in his su.te was Mr.
late English Vice-Consul in Hamburgh. They in.
mediataly set oat, we understand, for SChjet,wic, ea
a mission to the Prince Royal of Denmark.—(/bid/
ama, JCLY 22.
I.ast Sunday, General gayety, French Anita.
sad passel though this town, on bis gray le Po-
t-trsburgh. Tae English ikinbassldor, Lord Gana,
destined for the same place, arrived soon atler,kat
• yet remains here.— ( )

[JAIN EUR, *coast 3.
The first division of the English Lor..isting
of 28 sail, came to anchor at eine o'clock in tie
afternoon off Crunberg. One of thtin is a three.
decker, the Admiral's ship carrying a blue pendant
from the mainmast head, 12 are two deckers. 7
cutters, and the rest smaller vessels. The Vice Ad.
mirars ship carries a red pendant from the mainmast
bead, and the rear Admiral's ship a blue pendant
from the foremast head. The commanding officer
of a cutter came this morning to speak with she
Commandant of Cronberg, but could not remmto
the fl:et on account of the wand coming foal; he
was consequently obliged to come to an anchors and
resort to a telegraphic communication with the flvt.
We understand that it is to proceed to-morrow to tle
Baltic. The second division is expected imrnedi.
ately to follow the first, and to have already arrived
off Anhalt. Some ships are also said to have gone
through the Belt.
Last Sunday arrived in our Roads, an En2l'..h 16.
gate from the North Scas.—(Openhilta sitar:(,
Ass:. 4.)

STETTIN, •LG.:•

We this mom-nt learn that a streag 'cannanale
took place before Stralsund on the 29d; of July.
The Swedes unmasked several batteries from their
entrenched camp. and from the Isle of Duusbolm,
and advanced their gun-boats into that arm of the
Sea on which the entrenchments of the ,besiers
were supported ; they made a very brisk cress file
on the workmen. General Loison, commanding the
siege, rho advanced to the point of attack, was
struck by a ball, and thrown from his horse. His
wound is slight, and will net impede the continua.
tion of the works. Colonel Montfort, second in
command of the engiseers, had a horse killed under
him by the same ball which wounded General Loi-
son.-.-(4beille da Non!, Av. 7.1
vesicle, JULY IS.
If we may credit several letters from the kingdon
of Naples, a corps of French troops is prep.Png
attack Sicily.—(ldere.)

I AST IP RUSSIA , JUL Y!...7.

Accnrding to the latest letters from Memel, G
neral Hu:hoyden hts taken the chief command of
the Russian army, in the room of Genoa' Bensig-
ten, a column of which will occupy a camp in L.
thtsanis. The Russian General, Clad, is goinj to
his castes in Pomerania.

lalL•11, JULY 22.
The term that Cardinal Ruffo ti.s been arrestA
in the Ecclesiastical State, at the instance of ti.e
French, is without foundation.
lattag Or TUlt MAINS, stionir 1.

The public Journals state, that still rn•>re
strengthen the Frontier of the French Empire. ea
the side of Holland. and to secure end facilitate
the communication between the two kingdom, a
Cloventi in has been concluded between the respec-
tive Goveinments, that all the strong places on the
M.tew. till it falls into the sea, shall be ceded to
France, in reconvene, for which, Holland is t° ie-
ce;v: considerable augmentations on the /zinnias
of Westphalia. _ •