The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-13 00:00:00

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we give this day, from the New York Papers,
the Addi.ss of the Citizen: of ltici.mond to the
PREilDlitiT, upon the late affair between the Leopard
an a the ('h Peke. We have selefted it from the

.t miss of Addresses and Resolutions upon the
s. bjal, because most of them confine them-
.s tc that particular fad, while Use Richmond
A.:dress appears to ernlirace all the causes of com-
plaint that have been urged by the Americans
against this courtly.

Severn! vessels arrived at Hull, on Monday
venirg, irrm the Baltic. They left the Sound
o 1 the 42sith last. at which time the Danish fh•et
was unrigged, and the Russian ships at Cronstadt
were not making any preparations to put to 54.4.—
Some of these vessels left St. Petersburg!: about
three wcz.ks ago. The Emperor At.Exasocw was
at that time at one of his palaces, about thitty mita
;eon that city. Its Nobles and principal i;:habitants
f id expressed great displeasure at the peace, General
:teem sosetes dispatches having prepared them kr a
set,/ different result. The Russian forces, on their
merch at the time to join the army in Poland. were
'Artnense, and several thousands, of them close up
with the army of Bamistasze. The peace was so
senrpolar, it was thought that a renewal of hosts-
kir, must take place ; but that, indzed. we think
very improbable.

Bargains were done, yesterday, in Omniafa, at

1 premium.

Yesterday, a Court of Direaors was held at the
Ei.t Ind.d H 'use. when the following Cnium4nders
to..k their fi:ial leave of du Coos:, previous to de=
patting for th. it respeftive destinations, viz :
Thomas &radars, Northampton i Captain Jame.
\tarot', An.; Cast. John StareMll, Dana—Madrat and
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elytall) .10;111 Logan, Itsperianent—Madeira, Uadi.s, and

C3.tiin Henry Christopher, Sir Wm. Pulteney -.Bombay
tine t

The Court adjourned at xi: o'clock till Wednes
day next .

it is swed t'..at the King of Swi nEN ;144 publish-
ed a Yroclantitn, couched in very strong terms,
aichessed .to the German troops serving in the
French armies, or as Allies of the French, call
• them to vindicate their honour and their
national charader, by join-ng the only German
Prince who has not yet ecthiesceided to make peace
with boa &FIATS.

Orders were on Monday sent dnwn to Sheerness.
for the sailing of the transpnr.s, having on board toe
'loyal Artillery, with their drivers and horses. Thty
consist of about twenty sail.

stbe Higo so-riff .4 the County of Tipperary has,
inconsequence of a Requisition, signed by a number
of Gentlemen for that purpose, appointed a Meeting
of the Freeholders of that County, on the 22d inst.
at Cashel, to consider the propriety of addt essing
their Representatives, either to bting in a Bill, or to
support any eligible one that may be brought in
dialog the ensuing Sessions of Parliament, to effeit
a modifircatinn of t' e present system of tithes.
The Protestant Grand Jury of the county of Kil-
kenny, at the late Assizes, held at Kilkenny, on the
3d instant, eatered into Resolutions, in which they
lament the necessity of the revenadment of the
Intorreeion Bill—express their satisfaaion at tho
peaceable state of the cuunty—their opinion that it
limns' necessary to unite, by every tie, the hearts
and hands of all the people of Great Britain and
Ireland, against the cornmm enemy—and that
nothing could contribute more to this end than the
extending to t..eir Catiolic fellow subjeds equal
par icipation of all the privileges of our happy Con-
stitution, enjoyed by Pretestants, A meeting nf
the Ronan Catholics of the County and City of
it day agr ed to and published an
Address to the Prima:tat Grand JurY. thanking
them for their manly sentiments of affection anu li-
berality.

Ertian of a letter from New York, dated July 3 :
••••• Since ycur departure things have taken an
unpleasant turn.—The firing by the Le,,,14,,t, Bri.
tunic ship of war, into the Cbts.ipeake,Unile4 States'
••,;', and taking by forte three deserters, you
• hasp heard. l'he sensation it has cc-
. • • and throughout the Union you cannot conceive,
:•"m rny prr.onal knowledge of the heads of
• Ipubiican party in t".is State, which you know
be a leading one, you mast ni-t be surprisel at
any measures, however desperate, this country may
Aapt. A cor.fiscarion of Bi itish debts and property
echoed through all quarters ; na this, there is
hardly a diversity of opinion. The major part of
our city are for carrying into effeft this measure
even against the property owned by the British in
our funds. Ido most sincerely think every species
demand. debt. or property, in which you have
say claim from us, is in the utmost jeopardy. I
Consider it a matter of only due prudence for every
scan who has any thing due in this country, to draw
i. out as quickly as possible a and I am very well
amvy'vkld. no American Agent will as a faithful
Put to city Eoglish Prinitpal. I mentiou this foe
two reasons ; farm, that you and your friends may
take dear precautions, cad nest, that I should
be very sorry to see this country enrich Itself so
(Mew usably by tbo spoil of Bnusb capital."