The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRE

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, ()crania 14.

The Cork Paper of the ith, says, " The
India Fleet have nut touched at this !Arbon,
as was eapeCed, but have proceeded en their vo;
Letters from the East India Company were
hither, in order to be forwarded by the fleet
this was done merely on the expeftation that
Crary winds would have obliged the fleet to .
our harbour. The Expedition, which is read;
Cove, therefore, has no conedion whatever wit'
course of the outward.bound East India ships,
Admiral DIM alr's convoy."

We received, last night, a regular series of
Moniterr, and of the Jounial de L'Enspire, from
17th to the 30th of September, inclusive. The
Altars of the 19th and 24th have annexed to
two long financial supplements, the one an account
of the administration of the finances for the
1806, with a prefatory address ; and the other
ace ount of the receipts and expenditure of that ,
The London Ga:ette accounts of the expedition
Copenhagen, and of the failure of our attempt •-•
Buenos Ayres, also occupy a large space in
Paris papers. The session of the Legislative
closed on the 11th, on which day the Tribunate
ended its career, with an address; in the nature
dying speech, to Bose AP AR rt. We have translates
the Decree, transferring its members and funaions
to the Legislative Body. On the 21st, the '
removed from Saint Cloud to Fontainbleau,
it remained on the SOth. In the interval,
M. Lionnotse, Aid-de-Camp to the Cr
Patteca of Dersmaag, arrived at Paris, and,
audience of BONAPLATt. Great pains are taken
the French Editors to represent Denmark
irreconcilable enemy of England. They boast
she is preparing to re-conquer Zealand, and
the Emperor of Russia has taken the alarm,
is making alive preparations for the defence
Cronstadt. Prince Koua•xt 8, who concluded
signed the Treaty of Tilsit, has been raised
rank of a Field Marshal, a circumstance which
brought forward as a triumphant proof of the
raison's perfca approbation of that measure.
further evidence of hiegood-will to
,France, it :
that 4000 Russians, who lately landed at V,
have given their vessels to the Frea:ll.
The Moniteur boasts that the mission
A as NUR PAIIIET to Constantinople has totally
and that Vs propositions have been rt,pcted
disdain by the Ottoman Porte.
The Asersicsra Concur at Genoa has

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red and his papers are placed under teal ; stn
is assigned for this proceeding. He was,
ly, suspected of favouring the introduction of
ish Merchandise, of which Buts A e A ass appears•
Afraid than of the yellow fever.

The Sean Islands are closely bluckadei by the

,e Paris Papers contain nothing upon the sub-
of Portugal.

The French S per cents. were, on the 29th, 83 fr.

,me of the papers of yesterday entertained san-
eredations, grounded upon the alleged au-
ty of letters up to the 25th last, from Lisbon,
accommodation between Faaucc and Poiret)-
, 'f hese letters, it WAS said, stated that all the
)reign Ministers were invited to attend His SI AJESTIr
he !nth, at his Palace, at Moatfra, to learn His
~r v's solemn resolution relative to changingthe
(;rvernment, but that an extraordinary Cott-
breught dispatches from Paris. and a letter
e Vaisce RBOINT, written by the hand of
sp. an. Immediately on the receipt of this,
!Strome') was said to have had an inter-
with the PRINCE, after which a report Was
tircuiated, that affairs wore a more pleasant ap.
tase. These accounts, we are concerned to
do not appear to have been well-founded: The
cutter, which carried out dispatches from
. Government to the Court of Lisbon, has re-
tained, after a passage of eleven days, with die-
ockes, which are confidently stated to be of an
vou Table nature, and announce that the first di vi-
of the French troops, under Gen. Amor, would
taialy enter Portugal on the 12th inst. A letter
Lisbon, dated the 29th, brought by the Albion,
represents the city as being in the greatest confusion.
• FIENCH and SIASISII AMBASSADORS had both
• the place, therefore do hope remained of any
idarnt with the French, short of unconditional
The writer of this letter also say%
r the Portuguese Government had given per.
minion to the metchants to ship goods for !be',
Bruits, duty free ; and that the Rova• Fallen?
were preparing to embark.
:errevity the Dalteef Yoaa held a pahlit day
his rffi:e in the Horse f'.. rds, and gave an-
ice in I:,e .t)uke of CANiIIIIIOOI9 Earls .se•
art! Umaasiaoe. Lord lizaoseon, and a nurse
of hir:itAry officers.
.roe the great quantity of stores and provisions
.paring for exportation to Zealand. ii is confidently
:timed that G vernment have no idea of evacu-
Ova Island within the time prescribed by the
,ontion which the Crows Patrice has refused
ratify.—About 2000 tons of shipping have been ;
taken up within these feu days, and even on Monday
ceders were given for the shipment of provisions.
We stated yesterday, on the autherty of a report
ight to Portsmouth by the Bulwark, that she had
'tied an American ship with papers on board,
containing the rial and Acquittal of Col. live*.
Tke llshbi Evraiug Port of the 10th instant says.—
.. We have just te, rived a parcel of American
paperi—COLONLL BUBB HAS BUN ACQUITTED !
Tile,e Journals carry with them all the appearance
of a war with Great Britain."
Yesterday, the Lotto tsiavoit was under the ne-
etusity of raising the price of Bread half an anise,
or a penny in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-mor-
row, when the Quartern wheaten, will be sold
for llkh. and household 91d.
A letter from Jet sey, received at Weymouth on
Saturday, stares, that a galli it arrived there on
Wednesday last, which lift St. Malne's the day
before, accompanied by six French Privateers, des.
tined on a cruise, and that :4 of the same were
nearly ready for sea at that Port. It is therefore to
be hoped that our cruisers in the Channel will be on
the alert, and introduce them to a British Part.
f lie Feiordoup, Surartt. ANL). from Riga, for
Hull, was captured on the 14th ult. off the Dogger
Batik, and sent for Holland.
The Jwrpb a”,l !:dreary(, of Dover t the
brig 7 went. or Suaiderland, were taken, on
Saturday, by a French pr ivateer, since retaken 'ay
the gime gun-brig, and sent into the Downs.
On Monday a Court-Martial was held on board
the Meznumuir Harbour-duty sup at Sheerness, for
the tiial of Lieutenant HILL ‘V•II aEK, of His MA.
;LITT'S sloop of war, the //Jacinth, for drunkenness,
snd behaving unlike anofficer, &c. when. the charges
thing in part proved, he was sentenced to be dismis-
sed the slip.
Monday and Tuesday the Sussex Militia, corn-
maaded by his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK,
marched in two divisions, on their route from Hull,
in Yorkshire, to Woodbridge Barracks. in Suffolk.
4:ee Sussex Militia have been in the Northern Dis.
biet Upwards of three years, and have left a charac-
ter behind them highly creditable to themselves and
their native county.
0&-,her dividends are now paying at England's
pm Bank, the door of which is directly opposite
• WAINSR'S State Lottery Office, 16, Gonhill,
where it is expected Fortune 'will dia. ibute her
largest favour ip the Lottery which begins Dra,wirg
pleat 'f uesday, namely, the Grand Prise of 40,0001.
J. W. would think himself remiss in his awn to
the Puhlic, was he not to recommend their inimedi-
!bre], laying out a part of their receipts. in order that
.e next dividend they receive may be increased it,
the additional sum of 20001. a year by the purchase
el a Ticket, or 10001. a year by a half Share, 5001
a year by a quarter Share, 2501. a year by an eig .th
Mare, and i 241. a year by a Sixteenth Share. From
the very great demand already, he presumes dfs*P-
pcintrnent may be the lot of those who delay their
purchase cry longer. True Schemes gratis, and
Prizes paid immediately they are drawn. (tam the
lowest Prize to the Grand Prise of 40,0001.

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