The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

' me Captains was insolent and insulting in the ex-
'erne, except Sir Thomas Hardy, Capt of the

Triamph. the celebrated trimd and companion of
Lord Nelson He is 6.A to have in his eabi the
',cry sopha on which that great man breathed his
last.
" The preceding faSs are calculated to convince
if you needed any additional proaa; that et•e
,i.ive nothing to earwig from this squadron, butln-
suit and outrage."—(RAmond Inquirer.)
JULY SO.
Commodore Barron, we understand, is confined
It Little York, by the wound in his leg. which has
',now very painful.
Capt. Davy, of the awomandel, has favoured us
:th file of late Caleuttt Papers. The only arti-
' perceive in them, at all interesting to this
.r, i, an order of the Governor-General in
i!, granting permission to neutral vessels, par-
,e.rlarlv American, to import grain, under the li-
:lens* of the British Government. This order W.I 6
occasioned by a scanity of grain, in consequence of
the failure of the periodical rains. Neutral vessels,
availing themselers of this permission, must have
cargoes of grain exclusively, and the permission is
extended to the 31st of Decomlnw IbO . Several
American vessels were, in eon., (pence, engaged is
Lice voyages.
Ir is an interesting faet, which appeirs to have
been forzotten, that the British frigate l c3pari is
the ship which .v..v sent out by the Britivh Govern•
ment to succeed the upon her being re-
called, in cmeque -lee of the miscondua of her
Commander, Whitby !

LIIRACT Of • CATTLE TUO4 CAPE YILANCOIS,
DATED JUNI 27.
ss Since the return of General Christophe from
the retaking of Gcinaive:, made is reviving very last.
He has abolished the duties on sugar, cotton, and
cocoa ; ar d coffee has fallen to 17 cents per lb. : that
article is very plenty in market, and government has
several millions weight of it waiting for vessels to

. - -
carry it off.
CANTOS _ P.
Eztrao of a letter dated Crntnn, Febrttar; 4,
1$07:—" We have Ittid a terlihie time with the

English sailors here, they have bri:ken many headt
and have half pulled do'n the Mandarin Howie'
immediately opposite! Wale's, where the boatuiscid,:
and last night set fire to tl:e remainder; tortuastely.

the wind was very I,g!:r, or it have occasiosed'
the destruftion of the boats on the river." •
msnen 5, 116417,
"Since I wrote the above, two Chinarnea_licve
died in consequence of wounds received byt. the

sailors en liberty, and t'e linppoo has made a

formal demand from Mr. Roberts, the Chief, in a
man. This he has peremptorily refused; inzonse-

vence, this mntning, the chrps of the ship Neprasne
have bees stopped. Brith sides seem firm in their,
resolves, the one, not to deliver a man, tbe-ellier.•
to interdict all business until it is done." •• L
CITA ACT OP • LETTER IDOM. ICSA.
CONSUL AT C ANTIN. TO A OPNTLRILAIitIi THIS
CITY, LA FOND G•IIITONI 14,1114C11:t2 •
I mentimsed in my last, that svott.pfigA yoer
leaving bore, the gentlemen of
fired a small :dandarine house, in front Of the 'lm-
perial factory. This affair was, howeier, soon
settled ; but about the same time, the crew of the
Comgaay's .hip IVerrime were at town on litsert-,
who uutrage•iusly heat CJe Chinese. ; one of them
has since decearc.:, ale% Las cato.zd a gieat fer-
ment. 1 his Goats. .!ed one of the
crew to be g:ve I: up, wLich lir, been tcfased ; Cie
Company have been st.pi, .1 ir:qn ...ei,Jing on 'oaard
their ship, fot the i4s; ten day;. I;as le trii i. s
wi:l probably until a man is obtained, or
the ships well go without their Ca, goes.
.6 The Chinese have peen mu:tenting their forces
at the tocapTigris, and, it is said, in large num-
bers, with a heavy train of artillery; the Viceroy
of this province set off, yesterday, for thit encamp-
-11111.1. Whether the Chinese intend preventirg
the s.;i,teip.l..y %ships treat passing the BOCA, is rot
knov.n. It is Teo, dott,:ial how this stair will
end, hut I clink the C;overnment will have a man,
eir t i r. ade of the Compatiy will be suspended for
a lime."

NEW-YOILZ, JULY 27.

We have been favoured with the perusal of two
Letters, written by respeZtAble American Gentlemen
•t Canton. to their enrrespondi nt in this city, (ic.
ceived this morning, via &lens), of as late date As
March 94, 1807 .

These letters state, that the difference between
the Chinese and the British had not bent accommo-
dated ; that the Viceroy adhered to his demand of
reparation, to which the English Commandant
would not accede; that the Chid of the British
determined to send the ships to Eng-
• part of tbetr cargoes which Was then
and wh;sth was not more that; would

husiness in American and country ships
usual ; and that the Americans were
the moat &yowled by the CLi.
Res.)

Fat:tory had de
land with that
ill an board, and
hatlast them.
That tLe isu
went c..n as u
considered in
A-te.—(/'.l. A