The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRES

I.ON DON,
MONDAY. (krona& 26.

Lieutenant Joust CAMPICLI., of the Loi•n,
64 guns, arrived yesterday at the Admiralty wii
dispatches from the Baltic. Lieutenant Caursct
sailed in thelde,of 64 guns, with a convoy,
SG sail, from Elsinore, ou the 4th of Octoha,
they were forced i,.to Gottenburgh on the 9th, afa
having suffered much from ad weather. C
the 13th, Capt. IVeassisi left Gottenburgh in tl
packet for England, but the wins would not pe
mit the bitzi‘le to move. A frigate was also
Gottenbwrgh at that date, with siz sail of transport
homeward-bound, all heavy laden. On his pass:4
horse, Mr.Ca UPPELLUW,OII the ISI4, °rib:Scat
a bomb-vessel, with a convoy of 41 sail, which t
thinks must have also borne up for Gottenburgh,
a violent adverse gale of wind, from Vie South
West, commenced on the 13th, which tontine

for three days. The Russian Admires ship

run aground ; and AdmiNd GAUZIER, with

wkok of his fleet, was kept within the Catteget,

the untarourgble state of the westh::.

We received yesterday papers from Alma eel
Harnhurgh to the 15th; from Paris to the 16t1.;
and Irons Holland to the 20. h instant. They bran;
down the intelligence from these several placer to a
mach later date than the previous accounts; their
contents are interesting, although they do not as-)
tain any article of real novi Ity, and cleci?..3l
importance. In the present state of affairs,
the North of Europe, of course, furnishes the
most interesting iatelligence, in which Denmark
makesthesmost prominent figure. With a die share
of address, and a delicate ettentinn to the woinded
feelings of the Danes, we think it very probable
that the English will be able to make a very strorg
party in Zealand, without the permanent possession
Of %hick, we do maintain, that the aequis'xion of the
Danish navy was not worth the price which Ae
have paid for it. If; however, after what has
passed, any thing could reconcile as to the evacua-
tion of Zealand, it is the report that the Danish
seamen and marines are enlisting in our service.
The Danes are good seamen. Their rept&
ed in any other light, than as so much taken tram
the French navy, are of no v etre to us. Erglanl
has already more good :Lips than she can man.
The Hamburgh Parrs state, that a treaty of
Lance has been entered into by France and Der'
mark, stipulating that the former shall immediately
supply an army of 40,000 men to assist the Danes
to expel the English from Zealand.
The French Funds, on the 15th inst. were 5 pry
teat. BS francs 60 cents.

Three Gottenburgh Mails arrived on Saute'''.
with letters and papers to the 10th inst. Lctu
XVIII. bad arrived at Gottcnburgh on the 6.b•
accompanied by the Dukes of A ac.out.sus, Di
Dual, and G a • NM ONT.alld NOWA other Notslen,..r.
They were to take their passage oa board theS''rJ'•h
fr g.ttc t'.e Er•.ya, for England. but hid Out ,ri;-d
bey probably iclapkt siaiGg

the wallop,
daily exp
bnn severe)

elat an Eng
stranded in

sct COITra,

frigai
ioto Gottei
allowed to

redid, 00
care of a
come Jowl
rated ther
cf instruair

deco to cAP
fused the
men fat
tension of
0d Deal
ilTs past I
est believe
d,4:e rufAl
Gdarobtiq

Di pate
from the
Scme
sate—"
America
is /vie f(
is is belie
ntiont,
coun:ry.
towards I
the t,ib s
euranrd;
amongst
pmluced
designing
assume,:
and rim
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tr bcs sat
In e
lin: .A 111

stAing
Europe.
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Europe

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s-es do
i no,it,

Letts
received
strong f
some ti
"crone
teen cai
cratimsu
MAINOt
ante; I
w
cat airy,
tenant I
killed, I
nephew
FOR
Letts
13:h in

test th.e

ramify tc
col:stare
will alts
(rive a
lance of
Ardeciv
and slot
RICH Al
four sail
Errs
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tinned r
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Almrde,
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tick, OA
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tno~h;
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lies, of
A
Puna, V

_'ono, will irtmechatey oust
tark, and he incorporated with tt
'sr the Crown Prince. 'hay
grand expedition, the °lire
to be the expulsion of the Engi:%
and rescue the plunder they by
they will certainly be driven
at least forced to retire to the
they can remain in, as the Tr
the farthest end of Stands;
one of the articles of this rr
ark acquires the powerful guns"
.or of the French L:l4t all his p
stored to him.
drewly been taken in Ren?shurs
'unte Corvo and his suite. T,
ice has acquired by his cohdun
ned hirn die confidence of ti
ratify the most determined hair_
ish. hadmd all alarm among
at cease on hearing the dome
hto rescue us. Our new all •
our hate treaty with Russia,

t a few days before the arrival
's fleet, the Russian Envoy
e, ht. Von Lisakewitz, auari
if the Russia" E7opffor, that I
ye declaration to the gritiih GI
would respect the neutrality
onour of the Emperor Alerandi
iu our favour, and sr:ll be errs

UPT. e 5.
at Trieste on the t S:11, th.:t 4
errs, full of troops, on Vac
efu, had been taken by the E:,
we horn Naples of the lei.
1.
se closely blockaded by thP Eat
turn of several thousand
tbout to leave it will piobAli
be Russian squadron or tines s
I will winter here, and in t.i
table that the friendship betierci
will be broken off. The Rai
e is Batiatinsky.