The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

ear troops is Akiolbis' Th.T continue then
ournoksted, healthy. and snarly supplied with
fresh provisions. Some of the Ifseekhe Chiefs had
come down from Upper Epp, and negotiations
were carrying on between them and the British Com-
mzdanr, the issue of which was expedled to prove
favourable. The Gibraltar Papers eontradia the re-
port of the Spanish troops in the neighbourhood hav-
ing received orders to held themselves in readiness to
proceed to Portugal. "Nothing." they add, " can be
mote contrsdiaory than the accounts received from
ipain, respelling the affairs of Portugal, it being
poirively asserted by some, that she is decidedly to
exclude us from her harbours. and by others, that
she has purchased, with a large sum of money. the
parnissioe of continuing neutral a little long-r."—
All the accounts received at Gibraltar from Turkey
reileient that empire in a complete state of anar-
chy. No vestigeof regular government remains in
that unhappy country. The Janissariet call arbi-
truily upon the Treasurer for sums of money ; they
dismiss the Ministers, recall the Public Agents in
the provinces, murder them, appoint others, and, its
short, have laid aside the new Emperor, whose au-
thority has, to all insects and purposes. devolved
spoil a private of their corps, who calls himself
.lust sea* C*vac, from the name of the Castle.
n:ar which the Revolution broke out. .

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ni..N-,:stis of Saturday night contains a letter
from Captain Molloy. of His Martyr v's frigate
/lye, of SS guns, giving an account of a sLeing
Lid William enterprise executed by the crew of that
vbscL Three armed vessels having taken refuge
in the harbour of Begu, on the coast of Catalonia, on
the night of the 6th of August, under the close
prottaien of a battery and tower, Captain MUNDY
rest day moored the Hydra across the entrance of
the harbour, with springs upon her cables, and sent
a party of About 50 seamen and marines in boats,
with orders to land and drive the enemy on shore
from their guns, which they effetted, and brought
cf the three Spanish vessels, with the small loss
upon our aide of 1 seaman killed and 6 wounded.

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A letter (corn Leith. dated the Oth inst. states,
that the P nev gun-brig, just arrived there from
Cottenburgh, which place she lett on the I.t
ram, brings an account that Louis XVIII. wzt to
ui, the next day in a Swedish frigate. wit% alt the
Flaws Pa tacit, for Itngland. One hundred car-
riages had then arrived at Gri teriburgh with we
suiteand baggage of the Royal Exiles.
A new Minister is imm diately to le sent out to
' the Uoited States, to replace Mr. Easichar, who is
recahed
Mr. Manias...oho. hot take& his final leave of
. Government, sails for akineriea in the course of this
yak
The PORTUOURSI AMBASSADOR will return to
town, this night, from Worthinq, in consequence of
some Dispatches that arrived by the Lisb.in Mail.
" We have received." says Ike Dublin Evening
Put, of the 6th inst. " an account of a mo.t di ead-
fal (mirage, stated to have been committed in
Earl street, oft Sunday night last ; but we shall
decline, for the present, giving publicity to the
detail eireuenstances communicated to us, as we
moo suppose our Chief Magistrate and a high M,-
bury Charaeber will feel it incumbent on them to
have a oriel inquiry made into this tratisadion."
The Haan Sassier of the County ti Limerick
has notified to the Magiserates and other Gentle-
men of the Cowry, the several places within ir, at
which tamps, by order of the LORD LIEUTISNAKT,
veto be stationed to preserve tranquillity, and that
he is authorised to offer rewards for private informs-
titan that may tend to prevent disturbance.
Estraa of a letter from Hull—it By accounts
just received here, we have intelligence from Co
penhagen. of so late a date as the lit inst. stating,
that the equisasent of the Danish navy, Ike. is still
ping on with unremitting seal. under the imme-
diate direetinn Of Bit Samuel. HOOD, assisted by
Cart. DACASS. They have hitherto resided in the
Do:k yard, and have had scarcely time to take their
sneak Each ship of our fleet has supplied its
quota of seamen, sad Sir SAIIIIILL Moon has judi.
tautly assimasd their stations, by assigning to
each detachment its particular ship to 6t; thus
cawing a laudable emulation in the seamen—the ef-
f:cl of which has struck the Danes with surprise."
The Ihfre, le:ossuann, from Dublin, for Swansea,
laundered at Sea nn the YaSth ult.—the crew saved.
rhe Kayo has been pleased to grant unto J• el
114,1.• of the City of London. Esq. Alderman. and
toe of the Representatives in Parliament of the said
City, in behalf of his Nephew. Juno Macrts. of
Americaasquare, in the said City, a Minor. his pro-
sampiive Heir, His Royal License and Authority.
that he, the said Joust Mace c. and his Issue, may
11:e end use the surname and bear the arms of
:'Sew only. nut of affedionate reapeet to the said
sets SII A tv, ar.il by and with his consent and ap-
pt 6ation ; such arms ben brat duly exemplified
a u irding to the laws of arms, and recorded in the
I letald's-011i.e.— (Gazette )
lee (leucite of Saturday eight contains an Order
t, :itinc.l, permitting, far the space of six months,
It Tm the sixteenth day of this instant OF.tober. the
i!tthostition into any part or place of Gloat Britain
"t any beans. called kidney or French beans. tares,
calavancies, and all other gotta of pulse; and
v!io of bulls, cows, oxen. calves, sheep. lambs, and
tictne, and of heel. pot k, reutton.vcal. and lamb (ea-
t pt sated beef and pork.) and of bacon. halos.
t' rgu?s, butter, cheese. potatoes, sago, sago powder,
tapioca. vermicelli, millet Weil, poultry, fowls, eggs.
g liar, and sour crew, in any British ship or vessel. um
shy tither ship or vessel belorging to persons of any
k..gdoto or stew in amity 'no as &tarsier, and
I....tesiteil in any manner whatever. without Pay-
ment of any duty whatsoever ; provided that a doe
siitry shall be Made of all such atticies."— (Gatigns.)

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