The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

PROM THE HAMSORGH PAPERS.

VitOlll4, OCT. 1.
The negociations for Peace with the Porte are
sow carrying on at Bucharest, instead et Giurgewo.

ST. 'ATSII6IIIIIOO4 AUG. SO.
In the co•irse of the last month the • ilue of foreign
merchandise which arrived in this city amounted to
2,690,20 e rubles, of which tie property of the Rus-
sian merchants was 1,829,733 rubles, of ;he English
547,923, of the Swedish 9,433, of the Portuguese
233,83 i, and of other nations 37,430 rubles. the
amount of the foreign goods which have entered
here since the beginning of the presait year is
11,062,617 rubies.

• - -
A letter from Paris, dated Oanber I. says. the
Jorraal de 1' 1: oripire contains the following artiek,
under date Altona, Sept. 22 :
" We are asturei that the negociation between
France and Denmark has been brought to a con-
chriion, and that a trraty or alliance, ofe•tsive and
defensive, has been entered into and raiiti d ^ •hr
respeCtive Sovereigns. la Consequence n 1 this
40,1e00 k'rcach troop, tinder the ciaumanu

Prince or Ponte Cory*. *ill ltryttedialeY emir
proem c.. 3 of Denmark, and he inert, pleated ven'i
tl
'waists troops under the Crown Prince.
may
then undertake a grand expedition, the lire
which is avowed to be the expulsion the Eng; from Copenhagen, and rescue the plunder they hs
obtained.
"At all events the. will certainly be driven Ira
the Continer.t ; or at least forced to retire to
cornet of it which they can remain in, as the
will press it em to the farthest end of Seanchz.le
• It is said, that by one of the articles of this trot
the Kir.! of Denmark acquires the powerful guars
tee of the Emperor of the French that all Lis p.
sessions shall he restored to him.
6, Houser have alrewly been taken in Reulsbu
for the Prince of Punte Curvo and his suite.
fame that this Prince has acquired by his condo!
Hanover. has gained him the confidence of I
Danes. who all testify the most determined het
towards the English. Indeed all alarm sasomg
us (the Danes) must cease on hawing the dermas
nation of the French to rescue us. Our new
with France, and our late treaty with !Want, ma
&II us with confident.

4'l We know, that a few days before the arrival
Admiral Gambier's fleet, the Russian Elms
our Crown Prince, M. Von Lisakewitz, man
him in the name of the 'tonsils, Emperor, that
had made a positive declaration to the British CI
vernruent, that he would respeft the neutrality
Denmark. The honour of the Emperor Alen
is therefore pledged in our favour, aid wllbs sin
pulously fulfilled. "

•Vi 4tC!,?5.
It was reported at Trieste on the I S:h, th.it 4
Good Meet of tramper', full of troops, on their w
from Otranto to Corfu, bad been t.,lten by the Er
fish; but intelligence horn !capita tif the (St
silent oa the subs*.
Corfu is at pre.eat closely blockaded by the fie
list], so that the return of several thousand Ruwisf
troops which were about to leave it will probabh
be interrupted. The Russian squadron of &hips.
war and transports will winter here, and in IY
mean time it is probable that the friendship beteso
Russia and England will be broken off. Tu a Rtl
sian Admiral's same is Batiatinsky.