The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-27 00:00:00

GOTTENBUROH MAILS.

PSTSlttillt/Ntal. Int. 15.
A number of English merchants yet remaiu here,
who, nave not been ulde to obtain purports for
their deiwrture; they have .till pomeition of their
and are 'Alluring up their liecornits
with the Kolb-land; but tile warehouses are sealed,
and their goods seguystrated.
ULI.SINGBURG. JAN. 5.
A Danish Minister arrived here, a few days ago,
from Copenhagen, and immediately set otf for
Stockholm, the nature of his mission has not tran-
spired. A considerable liody of troops, (-2.5,000,)
have entered Zealand from Holstein, &c. and a
great many gun-bnats are getting in readiness in
the Danish harbours.
GOTTENRCRO, JAN. 8.
AtB6BBBBllave been received iere to.day, that a
Danisii.asgun ship, and two smaller vessels, are
cruising in this part. It is thought they are come
with the iatention of intercepting a convoy for
England, which has been ready to sail, as the
winter is uncommonly open h;•re. It is a pity
soine Eighth men of war do not come out to scour
these seas.

FROM ITALY, DEC. 26.
The last accounts from Venice .tote, that the
harbour of that city is to be declared a free port
by %Inch means, it is hoped, Venice will be re-
stored to its former reuk among the trsdiug towm
of Emope. It is also said, that the river Po will
be connected with the Mediterranean.

There remains no doubt of a contention haring
heyn concluded between Spnin and France, a itb
regaarl to the kingdom of Etruria ; but the stipu-
lotions of that treaty hare not yet been officially pub-
lisited.—r.Stoeltiadas Gazette tf Jan. 4.)

MADRID, DFC. 16.
In order to reward the uncommon to ally dis•
played by Buenos Ayres. doting the late invasion
by the English. Ilia Nlajesty has declared that it is
liencefoi th to be called the most excellenteithand the
magisteates are to have the title of their Lordships.
Gen. Liniers has beeh promoted to the rank of
Field Martial, and appointed Viceroy of that city.
—(Stockltabst Gazette, lan. 1,)
COIMWHASUX, JAW. 1.
A report is current here that Count Moltke is to
proceed, to Stockholm. as Danish Ambassador.
Captain Lieutenant leach, who so greatly distin-
guished himself in the battle of Tenedos, is arrived
here as Courier from Russia.
The last accounts from Vienna state. that Euro-
pean Turkey is shortly to experience very import-
ant cham;rs, in winch Austria will also take an
active pert, and the result of which will prove ex-
treinelv pernicious to Great Britsim—t Copeake-
gen, Gazette of Jaterary 1.)

NAIAL INTELLIGENCE.

JAL

Arrived the Zephyr transport, from the Dom.
—NI ind N.W.

FALMOUTH. JAW. 23.

Airived the Lady Arabella packet, Capt. Wat-*
kits, from New 1 ork, with dispatches. She brings
an account that all embargo had been laid on ail
American shipping in the different ports of the
United States ; said to be in coasequestee of dis-
patches received from the American Minister iu
France.
.trrived the American brig Virginia, Captain
Gordon, from Virginia. for Nana, laden with
tobacco and cotton; warned in, and her papers in-
dorsed, by His Majesty's ship Emerald, on the
13th instant.
His Majesty's ships Amphiox and Pauliort, whit
the fleet for the Mediternmeati, have put into this
port by adverse winds.
Soiled the It guu-brig, with a fleet for the
Downs.—Wind

DEAL, JAN.

Arrived and sailed for the River the SNCOCSI,
Richardsol; Resolution, Parry; and the Ceres,
Richardson, frau% Liverpool.
Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships as per
last —tl ind N .S.W.
coas, JAN. 20.
This morning llis Majesty's ships Druid, Capt.
Drummond; L-de. Capt. ; and Virtriaie,
Capt. Bit c, awned at .'ore, from a croise.