The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

MILLARD'S FOREIGN AND BRITISH LINEN, MUS-
LIN, CAMBRIC. AND SHAWL WAREHOUSE,
No. 16, Cheapside.
JMILLARD very respectfully returns his
• best Thanks to his Friends and the Nobility,
sad Families, Lie their disiinguished preference, sod em-
bracee the tippet/typify to inforns them that he has RR-
OPENED his Warehouse, with out entire stew Stuck of
British sad Foreign Linen Drapery, the whole laid in under
the recent adveatageous state of the Alirkris, consistiag of
Irish Livens, Cambric. of choice Valeorienties and Cambray
fabrics, lodia and British Muslin, of every kind, Loot
awls., White Chintz and Anjengoes peculiar to his house;
sod his accustomed onsoncactuse of besutiful Sheers, India
sod British Calicoes, Diapers, Table Linen, &c. and which
he has to offer to their notice, fur Ready Mowry, at the meat
ressonable price.. Parisian Dresses from 215.; laths
Worked ditto 7s. Oil. the Dress; British thou, two Drekses
6vr 11..; sad every other Article propertionsbly cheep
Peorietors of Basis's. iu the Country supplied, and Met-
thesis buying articles for foreign Orders or Commissions, ea
Ihe same terms. His own Imuerial Cloth, for the Cist sad
West Indies., the Continent, Le. mid adapted for those ohs
pilfers warmer cloth 'has hues, will coottutse to be sold
by the piece, dye. Families arriving from abroad are re-
speethdly loisweed, the accustomed variety of article* fur
the men Inshistoohle Meralog, Ihneer, and Evening Dress,
111 he tiossisolly kept.
baba Shawls purchased.

BP._ •

Wareheuer, 107, Sieved, corner of the Savoy-steps, London.
JOHN BURGESS awl SON, being *mingled
the Demeress eudeavours made by many persons to
impose a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent
upon them to request the attestioo of the Public, is par-
ebesing what they coaceive to be the Original, to et:serve the
NOHOW and Address corresponds with the above—the 'rearrest
appearawee of the spurious demo iptiom will deceive the sin.
guarded, end fir their detection, J. B. and Son submit the
rettowing Cantioes: some are in appearance at first sight
" The Genuine," but without any Name or Arldress.—sagar
* Bargees'. Essence of Anchovies"—others " Barge's"—
sod many more without Address.
JOHN BURGESS and SON having been ninny years
heeeered with sack distinguished approbation, feel every
muitiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so-
licit likens to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what
they coeeeive to be of their make, which they hope will pro
net sassy disappointments.
BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, basis'
gives such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by
them, sod is recommended as a most useful aud convenient
keep good in all climates.
Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lon-
dos.--(l'he Origiog Fish-Sauce Warehousi.)
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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GilZF.T7'lf.

Admiralty-Office, April 28, 1821.

Ifice.iiilmiral Sir Graham Moore has transmitted to this
office • copy of a letter nthireased by Captain Bruce,
Brltirh agent at Mocha, to Mr. ta It. his Majcoy's Consul
General in Egypt, dated at Mocha, the 10th of Jaimary last,
and communicating the sitereasful termination of the cape.

dition sent from India, wadi r the orders of Cs pi•iu Lumley,
of his Majesty's ship Toper, for the purpose of obtaining
redress for the injuries which the British interests had suf-
fered from the officers of the !mama of Senna.
The squadron arrived off Mocha on the 3d of December,
and the agent having previously used every means to obtiiio
redress without effect, the place IblIS bombarded un the 4th,
and an attempt was made to get possession of the Noah
Fort, which failed, with some loss. Ou the 5111 a parley
took place, and the following slay two hostages were sent off
to the squadron with re promise that the Britisu demands
should be acceded to is fourteen Ilnys.
This period however elapsed without the arrival of a per-
son with proper authorities (coin Senna ; and after allowing
farther proluneations of the truce, un various excuses made
by the Imann's officers, the squadruo on the 211th coin-
mimed a brisk fire on the North Fort, and the enemy beiug
driven out of it, a detachmeot of seamen and artillery was
landed, who took possession of it, and blew it up, after
spiking the gnus and throwing tint the carriages.
From the 26th to the 30th the squadron was employed in
getting up to the South Fort, which was attended with great
fatigue and labour, na it blew a heavy gale the whole tome,
and the men had to lay out warps under the enemy's guns at
matchlock distance. Af w shot were occasionally exchang-
ed between the ships and lbe batteries, and many messages
case off from the shore, but without leading to any result.
On the 30th a fire was opened oil the South Fort; it was
breached and evacuated by the troops, and a party beiiiig
landed front the squadron, it was totally blown tip, and the
puss spiked and carriages destroyed, as at the other fort.
On the 2d of January, it being understood that Captain
=the agent, intended to return to ludo., leaving the
- tog Cures, an Officer from Senna came off, and, pro-
digals. his powers, acceded to all the terensuf the new Treaty
=by the British, with the exception of two, which
ripa the agent would also be agreed to after a refs-r-
-iling to Senna ,• promising also that Hagie Fungi+, the far..
tow Dolah of Mocha, by whom an offence had been com-
mitted against the English, should be delivered up to be
treated by them as they sliontd think proper. On the return
of that Officer to the shore, he sent off all the articles
signed sad sealed by himself, sod other members of Govern-
ment, and a paper sealed in the sung manner respecting
Follett's disgrace.
On the 4th, the Agent landed, and was received with every
mark of respect ; and the same day the Web was placed
ander collinentent, and his property confiscated, being
changed with deceiving the Iman• in regard to the (Imbeds
of the &WM sad the real stale of affairs.
This greatest zeal, Ealla,stry, sad perm:very/lee sad* fa.