The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-01 00:00:00

Clik 1,71A11.4111. SEur luso* 29.

The Countess of CAMDEN commands an excel-
lent Bill of Fare for this night's entertainment at
the Theatre, for the Benefit of Mr. Kt.* eater.
Lard O'Neil. also uses his influence Fir this very
g-ner 41 favourite and deserving man. l'he arrivals
trill exceed our departures, and every thing pro-
mises a very .at..long,cl season, whicn wilt
to seek a .I.bilitute for our very high!y revpOled
1V a ,ter of the Ceremonies,, whose nit. in Bath
r.ust soon draw him from hence. Upwards of one
hundred families have engaged houses far the whole
winter ; indeed there is little doubt but this retreat
will soon vie with its parent, Bath.

Tuesday morning, about ten o'clock, the Mar-
quis COSKR• L LIS. His MAJI.TT'S Master of
tide Stag Hounds, attended by a number of gentle-
men sprats:nen, had one of His Missal. v's
bee leer turned out of a cart, at South Hill Park,
for a day's diversion. At starting the deer stewed
great sport, and continued to do so for upwards of
an hour and a half, through the ircksures and
Commons, by Brockwell and Bonfield, and was
taken near the Warren-house, after an excellent run.
Yesterday. a Curt of Ditedurs was held at the
Fast India lit use, whets the following ships, lately
taken up. were thus ternseel,yis t.
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Elphinstoe• and lif...chelhea • rot II .mbay sad
Ch...a Mime. Cattle, kw St Whin beueuoloo. and
C4sita ; and Phenix (.4 St. Helena a.A insist I to b. slinat
the loth Oetols r, sod to Grantee's, the 3.14, bap:bete 3.1
and be iu lb. Downs the E.lls December.
.the Ocean, Cana, Canton, Ilsteultese, Almeria Cools,
Meld Seal, and East..., its China; to be afloat the Wm
November, sail tn send the 15th Decensh.r. May tb..r•
.114 th.y... and bcia the 4.1.414 Ohs flAteJsmiery, 1545.
T t.. Calcutta, 1.nr.1 Nedinn. Ilegh Inglis and Preeten, fug
Moira% and Beasal . • h. he afloat the 11th Davernbef, sail 1.
11 t,ravesend the 25:, stay theta days laid be is the Downs
the Sth February, ISM.

Tne William Pitt, for Madras and Bengal ; Earepe, and
Lord Castlereagh, for St ilelsr.a and Eclat a to he afloat the
13. h January, tiC!, sad to Gra‘etond the 27th, stay iber
30 day-, ar.d b- sn the Downs the nth March.
The Streatham, and Losdy Jane Dundat' for Madras and
Bengal ; Jane Grschess Garduit. end Beaval, for Ceylon
and IS•ngal ; ;ad Cart St. Vincent, far 11*.nbay ; to be afloat
the 27th of January, VMS, sail la Gravesend the 11th Febru-
toy, stay there 30 day., and be in the 133nns the 234 March.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till WeJnes-
day neat.
The following is a statement of the distribution of
our hiLival Force. up to this day :—At sea, 103 sail
of the line; 11 ships from SO to 43 guns; 146 fri-
gates ; 181 sloops; and ls 9 gnoArigs and smaller
remit ; making a total of 631 ships of war. The
number in c"mmitsion it-143 sail of the line; 20
horn 50 to 44 guns; 131 frigates; 227 sloops, atc.
and 4 grin-brigo ; which, including vessels its
port ;tied aiting, guard. hospital, prison, and teceiv-
ing ships, malces a total of fop; the grand total,
contorising 83 ship. building, and 183 in ordinary.
is 10'37.

lhe Akra:•S r. Biome, from Liverpool for Bor.
ton, is sua down nu the Banks of Newfoundland.

lIIITRACT or • LIM'S% I lOU •N Of/IQIR IN
/us NAVY, 70 NIS /NUM), IN NOLL, O•T•O
co/LNN•GIN oacz-y mu), 9Th; SIP7OIIOIIII,

1:>07 :

" Ds:at Ste—This will inform you that our
troops numbed ilits) the forts anst deck-yatd of Co-
per.hagen, on Monday. the 7th inst. at 4 o'clock
p.m. The fleet and naval stores. as well as other
King's stores, are surrendeted, Unconditionally, and
we have six weeks given us (by our own terms) to
take them away; after that time the Danes take
possession of their city and forts. The City, I un-
derstand. is a miserable heap of ruins. Our troops
did not enter the heart of the city until this oar, as
the Danes. or rather the French party, chew them-
selves very abusive $ and although the seamen took
possession of the ships of war yesterday, not one
person has been softest.' to gins amor.gst the inha-
bitsnts, kit injut y might be dcue ; ants 1 can assure
you we are working day and night in rigging the
ships of the line, which I am informed ate 19 i.t
number, and 40 sail of frigates, slool.s. and brigs.
Irte ships areall abundantly found with stores, mud
in good repair. I am happy the place has statesi-
de:ea with so little toss—our troops are uncivilly
rec.ived so-day amongst the inhabitants, ■nd some
firing took place tie trwir lanAing on the city side,
but I have not heard the particulars. day I
have taken possession of one of their 71's, and just
got her lower rigging over her ntast•Lead—all the
ships of war are luttrig with the utmost dispatch,
and all is burry and bootie. 1 have not typos tu-
rity of learning many particulars now, as my c►ief
ccmpanions ate seaman and marinas. Two thou-
sand Getman troops deserted from the Danish army
this day,. and joined the German Legion. There
ate two two.deck ships on the stocks, and Otte three-
decker. bet I think it will be impossible to get
them aloe in is weeks; therefore i 'appose we
most asap shwa."

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