The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-11 00:00:00

Beadlc,to Ilse Surrey, for Bengal direct.

ur • h ipily to be enabled to mate, from au-
Mority, t thew is no foundation whatsoever for
tn.- -J4l. we ;t cupid by us, on Monday, from a Ps.
t!.e preceding day, iu which it was alleged,
that an Officer of fore•gta extraction, high in tile
c,nifidelice of Sr JouN STUART. had been detected
in a treasmEible coir..,,pmidence with MOILAT.—
Capt. JAI/ES, son of Sir WALTER JAMES (whole
artival we mentioned yesterday), who brought the
&IL:itches received by Government from Sir Jot's!
STUART, kit Sicily th.. 13d August, ut which time
no such transaction had taken place, and the Officer
alluded to con inued in his tv.util high trust aud
confidence.

The 4th regiment of Warwickshire Local Militia,
• commanded by the Right Hon. Lord GREY DE
RUTHEN, is assembled in Coventry, fur training and
ix rcise : its militia! appearance and excellent dth
cipline in the field do it the highest honours, On
Friday last. the Gentleman of Coventry. desirous
of shearing Koine tertimail of their respect. gave a
grand bull in honour of the regi neat, to which the
principal Nobility and Gentry of tae ❑eighbitart;ood
were invited. Among the cninrany present, consist-
ing of nearly three hundred per•nins, were the Earl
and Countess Cart v ca. Lord and Lady 1-1001), the
Hon. SAMUEL. I 1001), Col. Oaenony and faintly,
the Officers of the 7th Dragoon Guaris, 14th Light
Dragoons. E‘c.
From the int:mutation of a Gentleman who ar-
rived by the Heligoland packet we learn, that ere ry
thing had been seized at Rostock that was at all
liable to confisi **inn nutter the new code, end that
iu Brunswick. Hesse, and the adjacent nountry, the
same system was rigorously pursued. This sysirm
had also been carried into complete -execution at
Leipsic sod Lainenburgli ; and in the latter place,
to enforce it, a strong French garrison had arrived.
All that related to trade in that part of the Conti-
nent wore the most gloomy appearance.
A letter was received in 'town last morning froth
Plymouth. stating, that the Anions frigate had
arrised there, with LI'CIEN BONAPARTE and smile.
Neither our regular Corre.;tondent, nor the letters
received at I..oviis, communicate any such intel-
ligence. The reported arrival of the Poison., we
therefore presume, originined in mistake.
A Gentleman has arrived from Bilboa, which
place he belt on the 17th ult. He states, that the
passage of troops front France into Spain nal by no
means frequent. The day before he left Banta
about 1200 men arrived, which was the only consi-
derable force that had entered Spain that way for a
length of time. On their arrival, the garnsun of
Billion sat out for Burgos.
The charge contained in the French paper., that
the English use matched or jagged bullets in their
seamengrgeniesits, hardly merits serious notice. A
hull Will necessarily ass ttttt e some change of shape in
its Ramage through the barrel of the gun, front the
resistance of the stir, mid the obstructions uhich it
meets with in the illject it strikes; and these are
all the notching. ur jags that it ever receives from
British seamen.

Diffeeent notions seem to he entertained on the
Continent respecting the disposition of
HO N A-
PA RTS to the United States frons those that nu-
veil in this century. It was I' uncured at Bremen.
that he had agreed to make the Americans the ear-
tires of Europe, and that all vesAs ender that flag
were toile admitted into the ports ~1 France, though
they might even be draciiimaiired by so nuittuig to
being overhauled by a British cruiser. This report
be not corroborated by letters of the.2:nh kilt. received
lately froth France, which scale t:iat no neutral
tra le whatever will he allowed with Frinee during
the wa'r with Englund.
The Int'lding of the offices in the iniended
Royal Dock-yard at MI ford has been all.
petalled fur some months, in consequett'e of a di,-
agreement between the Navy I:csitril and the
CO. teuorttts respecting the purchase-in,,tii y nf
the land.—During this interim, a moth ll:nre
sitnation has been ili4envere.l ill the !cline har-
bour, which. we bear, has been ',lute-y:11, and re-
feinted upon itt the most favourable manner. What
renders this discovery the more interesting is, that
the ground already belongs to Government, having
been purchased about tiny year, ago for the then
purpose of erectiog a battery, etc.
Yesterday ekLPwHe.i, Bechtel anti three other no-
torious thieves. were picking pockets in the Strand.
So much has bean said about the Bullion Corn.
nutter, that every one will feel an interest w teed.
itot the following pia o(
F. Her, Esq. 11. Thornton. Esq. %V. Itnskiasoo, Esq.
H. Parnell, Esq. P. arcutill. En!. tv. birkemoss, Csq T.
Thompson, Esq. Win. Sharp, 1.. q. J. AbeicrutuMic, Esq.
Rt. Hots. G.Tieracy, let Hon It C. Sheridan, Lord Temptc.
A Haring, Esq. T. Brand, rot Riett Hon. C. Luna, G.
Johnstone,. Esq U. tiiAAT, Esq bl. Lotions, Esq W Moo-
ning, Esq. Re. HON. S. Parceeal, J. L. Rooter, Eq.
The mere reading of th.s list Will serve as a cotn-
plete refutation of the Report being a party week.