The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-20 00:00:00

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LONDON,
. • • THURSDAY, Novaussa 20,

The Princess Elm :beth packet, Kann, with Mails
Lisbon, arrived on Sunday last at Falmouth,
is sir days passage. By this conveyance we have
received accounts from Gibraltar to the 24th last,
which sate, that one of the transports that sailed
frella Plymouth on the 24th of September, in com-
. ray midi. a Beet of ttassports with troops and
merchantosers, ender convoy of the Royal George,
of 110 guns. informed het, that the fleet had cape•
ringed euntiaual gales of wind, in one of which,
on the !Sib of May, they were dispersed, and the
pmt separated. One of the transports, and
two of the merchantmen, part of the fleet, have
been eemorod. and carried into Algeziras. Sub-
stqucat aessoen state, that the Royal George and
fleet were at the entrance of the Gut of Gibraltar
osi tbe 90th ot-Otlolier.
Liemeninit-Colooel Mu:Domain. and Dador
2.aocusw, P Forces. And His Ma-
Cape, arrived from '
transport. She had but
force sent from the
consisted of four troops
Oilth regiment ; the
arrived from Ragland ;
and a detachment of
. not dispatched to rein-
Dastzsroato immediately :
attack Monte Video,
an easy concineet t and
service; to -Proceeds it

Buenos Ayres.
Dover, ammlitnded by
had been for some time
arrived on Monday, in the
letters were received at
and also from ;mother
of GRIGGS. Some of
late as the I 3th, and
brought-to every vessel
for intoruration, and
they received, all agreed
Russians and Prussians had
with the French ; that
seven hours, and that the
twenty-six miles.—A
Edinburgh, upon the
arrived in the Frith of
but neither the time nor
mentioned. Three Hamburg!)
and in the absence of
rations roc-louts Will he emu.
authority of private letters,
Captains of vessels. Such ac-
be received with great
that circumstances permit,
notice. With taupe& to
Prussians and Russians, we have
but we fra it is too sanguine
they meld so soon have
with such decisive success,
• the affairs of Prussia. It
it is prodect, in the pre-
, to venture a great battle
great battle, the Allies
the impetuosity of bit
his designs, and the mag-
; a great battle they meet
He seeks to conquer kingdoms
'‘e glory of executing, in a
his predecessors in the
years to accomplish. By
studying evety means of
avoiding a general anion, the
• drawn the enemy, cud final-
Some desponding tempers.
as completely
Sup, and
an last beyond rederup-
however, of Lord Hutcusw-
ed
yesterday, affords evi-
-1 lis Lordship will leave

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1.4111001-Celailel Maxec
T.A2Citiot, Phyaleiaa to the Fo
mt. los Fiscal-General at the
t.he Cape in the Mato, trans!
two =oaths passage. The
Cape to the River Plata, con
of the 10th dragoons ; the 3
47111, which had aseendy uteri
two eolopesies of the stlll, at
=Mary. This force was noi
*act Beigadier.Geoeral Beast
ilk Imo in tie first lestanee to a
which was expelled to be an
laving accomplished that set
"II supposed, to Btteeoe Ayr
A hosier, belonging to DI
Captain Maacta, which had
oraidag off Heligoltsd, aerie
• Maras. Dosing her cruitr le
Clover, from Capt. Msacss,
verso*: on board, °Abe name
these letters are dated so 1.
slate, that the tender had b:
that sh. raw off the coast,
that the acconnts which thei
i s stating, that the Rossiant
j tilted sad come to salon a
the battle lasted six or seams
'French had fallen back t
similar report pervaded at 1
i;i
.a vessels afri
Feeds, float Elsitteur bet
rime of the aitioa is mention
7.lads be:arne doe this day ;
tale Foreign dessenals, vatious
de& speak the alleged with(
wad the aillaiseats of Captain
prows. AMMO* Oary should
caution, blig the best that
a:e, however, entitled to DI
the juas&Vott of the Prussians
-- Vierretioneew-dawitt is, bat am
speridaliun to suppose that
• ought a great battle, and wit
as tohave gives a sew turn to t
Amy be a queitiass, how far it
ma sate of the Continent, t
ell BODATASTIL By a g
aeetillitaDeilitte themselves to
tharafter, the boldness of his
ulnade of his means. By a
him in his own way. He seei
by a blow, and covets the gl
day, what the greatest of I
art of war have taken yew
aning with caution, and so
auttoyancc, but still avoidin
Allies may probably wear dot
Iv work their owe safety. Sot
in teed, consider die game a
• .
that toe 214.1111 S of Prussia al
tioa. The mission, howeve
a tettich we announced
de-c• to the cor.tr.uy. II