The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

TO THE DIRECTING SENATE.

The eminent seal tir the service, the labours and devotion
to our iisrerests of our present Privy Geniis°llew, Prince Alex-
ander Knurakin, have fixed our attention. As a splendid
mark of our peculiar regard, we raise him to the rank of the
inr elms. (Signed) ALEXANbEK.
Peterhof, July 22, ISO?.

PET 33333 *GU, AVG. 30.

A great quantity of artillery has been sent from
this city to Cronstadt. His Majesty has several
times visited the fortifications of that port.

AUG. 31.

Last Sunday there was a grand parade, at which
his Excellency M. General Savary assisted. It was
remarked, that this Envoy always receives from
His Majesty the most gracious reception. The
unexpeaed attack of the English upon Copenhagen
has produced here an extraordinary sensation.
There is but one cry of indignation against that
violence, worthy of the ferocity of the most bar-
barous ages. The cause of the Danes is becotr.e

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that a/ all nations. which are equally it•.terested
punishing an aggression trade w.t!lout motive,
without a previous declar. lion. The Covet;
have given the most stria t,.s;rrs to acceler4ti
preparations of derence in our ports. and the
meet of our fleets. A great number of troi.l
repairing by forced marches to Cronstadt,
Riga. His Majesty is going again to insp.&
w..rks in person. A great number of the opulent
families of this capital are preparing to
Paris, to pass the winter there.

ortomsnozw,
The day before yesterday arrived here, untie)
escort of a detachment of the armed Burgh•
Delszyl, an English Captain, and seven Ent
tailors, belonging to a rich Danish vessel,
they, an English ship of war, had captured,
which, having been thrown by a storm into
mouth of the Ems, was retaken by the gun-boat,
of the Royal Marine. These prisoners set out
morning for Harlingen.

CONSTANTIKOPLt. !UT
The English Ambassador, Paget, has complete
failed before the Dardanelles. The English
has not ventured to advance any further. The
sidious proposals of the English Cabins t hare
rejeaed with disdain.

TRILSTI, StPT.
We have received intelligence. that 40Yo
shins have landed at Venice. They are the
troops which (»copied Cattaro. They will ra
home by land, having left their ships to the Frend
The Seven Islands are closely blockaded br
English, whe take all vessels, without respe,
Hag, and carry theta to Malta.

NNa►La., COPT.
The intelligence respelling the departure of
Ferdinand and his family is not confirmed, 1
is certain that he is making preparations
quitting Sicily. The most valuable moveables
the Court have been embarked in a Si
vessel, the Areannedts. Fifty-two thousand
have been removed from the hank of Messina,
conveyed in great haste to Palermo. The Eni
General, Moore, has assumed the chief command
of the English and Sicilian troops. who hay-
united into a single corps. These forces, however,
are not numerous.

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