The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-06 00:00:00

the i.u.luce of Ttr;stil, lit nteluded from
tin markets and bottle consumption of the British
donsissioss, such as sugar, coffee, and other kitieleo,
similar to the protlaze of the British colonies; but
they may be received anti vest...homed in the British
ports appointed bylaw to be warehousing porta for
those articles, for the purpose of re-exportation under
due regulation, exempted from the greater duties
with which they would be charged were they dr.
stilled for consumption within the British domi•
nions, and liable ouly to the reduced duties and
expenses on warehousing and re-exportation. The
PRINCE REUENT of PoaTUGAT. also reserves to him-
self the right of imposing heavy, and even pro-
hibitory duties on all articles of British East India
goods, and West Indio produce, which cannot be
admitted for coannuptiun within the Portuguese
dominions, by reason of the same principle of Co-
lonial policy which prevents the free Admission
into the British diuninions of cnrrespotuliiig ar-
ticles of Brazilian produce.—All trade wits the
Portuguese possessions on the east coast of Afric.i,
which may :Nye been formerly allowed to Banish
subjects, is confirmed--01 course this does tilt

extend to trading iu Assts.—The principle of the
Methuen Treaty, respeciiig the wines of Portu-
gal and the woollens of Great Britain, reinsiiis un-
altered.--.it. Catharine's is declared a free pert.—
The Treaty may be examined and revised at the
eud of 13 years.

The Eust Itxlia ships, Lord Keith, Earl Spencer,
Larkins, Hebe, Bouriu, Monarch, cud Tyne,
outward-bound, arrived et Mudeirt 27th June lust,
and were expeLted to tall from thence in 'tyro or
eight days.

A number of Letters from Cadiz, brou4ht by
the Spanish ship Alsezirat, were delivered on Fri-
day. They all concur in representing the isle of
Leon as impregnable, and that it would require a
force of 60.000 men to undertake the siege of that
city with any chalice of sucress. Some of the letters
state, that the loss sustained by General LACY, in
his retreat from Ronda to St. Roque amounted to
not less than I,uoo men in killed, wounded, and
prisoners.
Two couriers to the Spanish Legation came over
in the Spanish 74, arrived at Plymouth.
The id battalion of the 69th Regiment of Foot
marched into Gainaliro' unThursday, front Lincoln,
to remain (here during the assizes.
About 250 men of the 14th Foot have embarked
wn board the Amphitrite transport at Portsmouth,
and will sail its a few days for Sicily, to join the..l
battalion.

A letter has been received from Dunkirk, which
repeats the report or tiONAr.turE IlliviuK p:iiised a
new decree for the more ttfretually prohibiting it:-
tercoursa between this country and holland.

It is stated in letters from Altona of a late date,
that a Convention for an exchange of pri►oners, be-
tween Denmark and England, was daily expected
to be taped. They alai mention, that the period
for exporting grain f the Duchies of holatein
and Schle-ni, It, had tiveis again enlarged ; and that
the prohibitory order was expected to he revoked.
They add, that the good effects of this liberal policy
were evinced in the merettwd movvrnent• Its the
Daigi.h !torts, and the renewed vigour of the lute,.
nal trade.

The Queen Charlotte, recently launched et Dept-
ford, arrived ut Ctuttham on Thursday kat, under
charge of the Masttr Attendant at Deptford, and
iia.igated by 250 men, for the purpose of being
tak.ii tutu dock and tampered. The Impregnable
is to be also docked at Chatham.
Harvest has commenced on the lighter soils in
Norfolk. Some peas at Creation have been %tacked
in ;mod order, and the hind sown with turnip*.
Many acres of oats have likewise been cot, and the
Wheat., with a very pronsietug appearance, are
co g fast to the s:ckle.

The late rains have been most favourable for the
second crops of clover and hay, and also very bene-
drool to the turnip crop, which, throughout Nor-
folk, appears sit a flourishing state.
At Ross Wool Fair, Friday se'imight, the clip
of wool exhibited fur sale sass unusually small ;
there were, however, some samples of tine Anglo.
Merino, for whirls prices were asked from 48s. to
60.1. per stone ; fleece sad 'moiled wool sold from
31is. to 47%; and lamb's wool 1 'His. to 345. Sid.
per stone. There was a very indifferent show of
prime castle, and little demand for those of the
working kind. Horses and sheep were more nu-
merous; but the sale of live stuck, of every de-
scription, has seldom 'wen known BO dull.

Ey the late Brevet promotions in Hi. MAjr.sTy.3
service. Colonels STA►rutto. AIORRIS, NIVEL!,
PH111.1.114, MU:CZ. PALMER, Bl. Ant, Unit ti VD, 04
elitt Hon. East India Compatity's service, on the
Bengal estaldishasest, are promoted to the mat of
Major-Generals. •
Government haring i.sued the nand Certificate..
an the Batik of England, for the Prises of the Last
Lottery, the full money may now be received for
them at all the Lottery Offices.

The trims& of elegant and fashionable company
who came to N'auxhitll on Friday evening, were ra-
ther astonished and alarmed at the heavy showers of
rain which fell about 11 and 12. o'dut L. but re-
collecting that they were protected by a grand ear
potions colonnade from the angry Irowus of the
atmoolawee, and finding the .kv brighten iip it little
after IQ o'clos k, their wonted gaiety wit woo re-
sumed, and Aurora smiled upon them before they
could depict from these tceues of delightful festi-
vity.
There is scarcely an !Web Tavern. Inn, Coffee,
or l'utolic-lionse, hut Subscriptions sue raising to
udveiiiiite in the present I.4)itrry ; sufficient thee is
allowed lOr the easy accomplishment of those soh-
scriptions, a• the [inswing does not begin until the
19th ~1 Ocomnr, and it will be the only Lottery
drawn this Ye.rr. IloanstY and Co. beg letter to
notice, ilia :he Tirkt Is and Shares are convi.!erably
Cheaper, and the Clisnce or obt.i.thig user of the
of vo,uool. more. Gvour.we to the
than VI 111 ever known. 26. Coruloill, and St. Mar-
cia. t't-11.11, Berouali.