The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-10 00:00:00

srooM refillpt',tte olio Neff ireettil7 of
being governed by the settest of mankind; for if they
absurdly brand artery marsaeads disgrace the moment
he bacons the official serVant of His Majesty, they
*Niftier that 'erect* thireastitanie, and of course.
disgusting to every hanest and independent mind.*
When, only, can a public man be said to have for-
feited his honour or independence, when he shall
have accepted or retained a place at the expenra of
public principle, or for a derg4iaion of public duty.
These radical differences reader it impossible for
me to assist you in becoming a Member of Parlia-
ment. Respeitive opinions may be maintained cost.
sistently with mutual and intire personal resped—
such I unfeignedly profess towards you.
The determination you have taken to avoid the
expence of conveyance and decorations, so conspi-
cuous at your forme, eleitions, does yeu honour,
and I wish such an example could be followed by
all other Candidates.
The freedom of your letter and address, precludes
the necessity of any apology for the openness .ind
detail of ray observations; I have therefore only to
add, that I am, Dear Sir.
Your very obedient humble servant, •
&rail!. Nov. 5. 1806. S• MULL WIIITII:tE AD.
Your printed letter and address reached me only
to-Jay.
.a•-•-•—senninne.
NATAL INTELLIGENCE.
•OKTSNOUTU, 'art. 7.
Sailed the Pomoaa feigatt on a mite tiff Abe
Westward —Wind
pnv. S.
Sailed His Majesty's ships Afegiderse and Fran-
chite. for Sheerness.
Arrived the ?Giver", sloop of war, from a cruise,
arid the N..eoe. Halm, from Copenhagen tot Sata-
via, detained by the 11..ser grin-brig.
• AI MOUT.. NOV. 6.
Arrived the Snipe gun-brig, with the loss of her
bowsprit, and remains with, the At ,jeek. 74, (Vice-
Adm. Russell); NotlnA. 44, (Vice-Mm Douglas);
Ittrarairmi 74 ; Ldsree, 74 ; N.NI W 64 ; •Ditintim,
64 I and ?rainy, SO; dietetic. tah-ier, and Afsidae,
frigates ; Cruiser brig ; and Cesar guu-Irsdr• .
• errata Nut, way. 7.
Sailed this morning from the !fete, the Bindle
sloop of war, with the trade under convoy for the
Baltic.
The Sper-doell still Yeasting at the wore, with the
signal flying for Tannitigeo.—Wind N.W.
• OVAL, NOV. 7.
Sailed yesterday evening the &velem, sloop of
war, from Sheerness.
Arrived yeteerday evening the Prospero heals,
with about thirty sail of ligta transports under via-
toy, many of which are sailed fur the Note.
Sailed the Traveller, for the South Seas.
Arrived the Melts frigate, Seagull sloop of war,
and several gun brigs fronr.ii cram ... and remain
in the Downt with the rest of the ships, as per last.
NOV. P.
Arrived His Majesty's ships Ineltfatiealle, from
off Rochefort ,• and the Diteind, from off Havre.
Sailed His Maker's ships 'Tartar, for the Downs,
and the Strenuous, for Guernsey.

FROM LLOYDS !AT.
44.,,5•.
At Southampton—The Elias, Fitagerild„frons Name.
At Milforil-.Tbe Caroasthen, Richards, bona Jamaica eel
Bermuda.
At Liverpool—The Bristol packet, Dry, Cons Ph&dolphin;
and the Ann, Alexander, from New York.
At llarwich--Tire SeeloWer, —, front Motile.
In Yarmontli Roads--Thomas, Simpson; end 71,4,
Bram.,lei, wrth a fleet from Pmersborgh.
At Newfoundland--Tbe Alfred, Rowe, from Liverpord. - 1.
At Bustin-:rho Mary, 'Lobular:in ; and Mumma, Gibbon,
from lawnpool.
At New York—The Same., and Zenophon,
from Liverpool; America, Barnes, from bellast ; end the
Auaus•us, O'Connor, from Dublin.
At Uoirlise-.The Tutels Rohl:smut, from Guernsey; the
Mania,; and the ?ilea, from O. co..
Al Philadelphia—Tito Amaron, Clark, front ditto;
Lan:, from Londonderry ; Active' ----.., from Waterford ;
and the Martha, Washington, frovriLoarlati.
At Virsiora...The Protectreer, Everest. front London.
At lawreauda--Sir Andrew Ilansroport, Barr, front London.