The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-12 00:00:00

*TRONA, MOv. SS.

''-' Whoo/001ters et leandirereepe which are All in
DalinalM. Istria. and the' VISIOSa state, is este.
01 at WOO UM. Thaw will be reiltforced
PO irwelet end Dalian* who are cooing
the Camel Anoy•—tliens./
CA111.11114111, 101. C. 14.
• Ara Ofigt Of Hell, freer St. pod,.
ratsen twos the .ettects et the English
Corm bar been chased into this
lellet s ' -#llWeer. The olpriao will, it is
thought, etnein a es* pms, from the Danish Go-
terlArlilt• Ifit'eff eloOrtion is ranking by the Danes
to eqtrip ganamstsrp4 Light vessels; of the former,
pais* qv rah to be ready for see, end as many
gnus so en the stocks.
OOTTENDUROII, DEC. 14.
4. . Qemien, and attendants arrived here
es -, , ' *Ong from Ileliiingliorg! and were
' • ~. leery aemonstnitius of joy. The
t p wki I ' 'invited when Their Majesties ar-
tist., witioli we_ between jive ose ant o'clock in
th *WRAP Tile Mee ds,y the /great:prime frigate
oetive4 been Thenistwi, for the purports of taking
9t Vortel Q. U Gower and suite. A grand haft
was given hist night, in honour of their filajeAies,
f‘t stusch ilmest 41 the distinguished traveller, here
z etregiresent. It was observed that the King di-
his conversation particularly to Lord G. L.
fie"lery sating his Lordship many questions. To-
-004 there is to be a owed. Lord Gower and
tile dined with the li,ipg to-day.
DEC. 15, Eight. a.m.
i'brelf„ing sod Queers have just set off for Stock-
holm ; the guns are now firing.
viEnsit, NOY. 28.
9r Port Coyote contains the following article :
" the 10th of October, a convention was con-
cluded between the Austrian and French Courts,
hr which all, the difficulties which have•existed
since the peace of Pretsburg, relative to Braunsu,
and the respective boundaries in Italy, are removed,
is ..nmetineof which Brannan will be evacuated
by the ch troops, before the loth of Decem-
ber, ma the beano, from whence it lilts into the
ArlsWie, sperds to below Connie, will be the future
boundary tithe kingdom of Italy ; the territory of
Muntfillcon consequently falls to Austria. The ra-
tification' of this Convention were exchanged on
the 10th inst. at Fontainbleau."
DAY DEVER, 140 C. 2S.

The whale contingent of the Rhenish eonfede-
, rates, which amounts to more than 00,000 num,
will-go into cantonments in Franconia. Each Ge-
neral in chief will have his head-quarters at
f4yrevatb. The first division of the Bavarian troop*
fteya abeady arrived in the territory of Bayreuth.
ST. PiiTZUSURGH, Nov.
The E. fish Ambassador, Lord Gower, set out
en his return yesterday; he goes by the way of
Sweden. The Secretary of the English Legation is
obliged to remain here, on account of illness.
Among the names of the persons about to leave
Russia, IS The CastS .C•ktzene, are those of the
greater part of the English merchants.
%r adtn.rial lase, an office of liquidation is
taiihiraartwt4 to aditurt the reciprocal claims of
and English subjects.
Celestial einninodftiei, since the appearance of
the. late Declar4ion against England, have exor-
bitantly risen in price.
The day after the Declaration against England
;iris pubs is twenty English merchant vessels
sidled from Cronstadt.—tHamib. Correspond.
Dee. 8.1
WARSAW, NOV. 30.
Intim place of the French Resident, M. Vincent
de Mangnolas, who is gone from hence to Paris,
M. Sinks++ appointed French Resident to the Po-
lish Goverameat of Warsaw, and to the free
city of Dantsic. Till his arrival, M. Bose-
going, Minister to the Court of Saxony, will con-
duct the business. ,
sesmat., woe. 19.
Two English ships lately attempted to enter this
00111-, but were not suffered • the prohibition of all
intercourse with England iacing very strictly en-
, fare mi.
RIGA, NOV. 14.
Thiamorning an embargo wes laid on all English
ships in this harbour, and a sequestration on all
i English property: : hut there are only two ships of
t that nation ►e, the other having sailed yesterday
with a fair wind; many of thesis, however, may pro-
. bably, in their rimer, fall into the hands of the
• Danes.

BT. PETEIIIIIUIO, NOV. 11.
Though the English have set at liberty the Lu-
beck ships they had detained, it has not been
judged proper to anger the Lubeck ships which
are lying ready to sail at Cronstadt to put to sea,
as the Declaration published by our Govenunent
on the 7th may protablv induce Emigland to take
other measures.—(llaiN6. C'orres. Dee. 5.)
SIMLA% NOV. '2 8 .
A Courier, who arrived yesterday, has brought
I orders from Pari.i, to the Bavarian Liestenant-
General, Baron Virretle, for the whole of the Ba-
varian troops. amounting to 16,000 men, to begin
their march batik. They will break up the day
after to-eisayrnw (the 30th) and proceed on their
mania thopth slytopy, by way of Dresden, in lire
columns.
Extract of a letter front Gottenburg, dated
Deerniber. 11; Itto7:—; "
" Observing' in some late"'Euglish newspapers.
that absurd reports have been Circulated iu London,
of a revalutina having taken•place in Sweden, and
others of a like nature ; I Ind happy to inform you,
that the very reverse is the case, for during the
King's visits here last week. his condescension and
attention to every rack of his subjects were such
as gained him the hearts of all ; his ptimlaiity
never was greater, and it is hoped by the liminess
which lie t trey maintains, and by his wisdom, this
country will fur roue time be able to withstand the
. torrent which overwhelms beady the whole of the
Continent. The firoseripime frigate, with Lord
all eveson Gower, Lord Gower, &c. on board ; and
the &Iris,. ',loop of war, with Lord Ilutehinson and
Colonel Eustaces remain here wind-bound."

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Deily- communications have taken place for some
time between Ministers and the Earl of MALME
nisi, either pessenally or by letter. Speculators
hence infer, that the correspondence is the result of
a secret negociation between this country and
France. Some question may have arisen on which
Ministers may have thought it desirable to consult
Ins Lordship. In the event of a negociation for
peace actually opened, he would not be likely to be
the British Plenipotentiary. In point of expe-
rience, acquirements, and mental ability, no man is
better qualified fur such a tusk, but his Lordship's
hearing, we are concerned to learn, is very imper-
fect.

After 'evert! orders arid counter orders, we learn
that the whole of the troops, arrived.at Corkfrien
Monte Video, ere to return to Englaiiil.—They
sailed on the 3d, but were forced back on the next
day by contrary winds.

We yesterday stated, that Lord Hutt:11111024
and suits, sailed on the 2d instant, from Gotten-
burgh, ou board the &late for England, and was
afterwards spoken with safe at sea.--Ilis Lordship
on Saturday reached Yarmouth, and has since ar-
rived ur town.—The Relate was towed into Yar-
mouth Reads, haring unshipped her rudder.

The detailed account dike lose of the Amore *as
received yesterday at the Admiralty. We under-
stand that it states the loss of all the marine. on
board that vessel.

The meeting to address the Throne, whichhas
excited PO much attention, was held_kn the 7th
instant, pursuant to notice, at (Insgow... The
Loan PROVOST was in the chair.--. The partitulars
are given in a -sulabaquent colunin:

Tuesday last, a numerous and respectable meet-
tin g of the Ronan C.,thnlics was held, pursuant to
notice, at the house et Mr.f trtrA cluck, bookseller,
Dubhn. The Earl of Ft Noat.in the chair. It ap-
peared to be the unanimous Sense Of the meeting,
that is would be adriseable to have a Petition pre-
sented in the ensuing Sessions to the Imperial Par-
liament, praying for the repeal of the remaining
Penal Laws; and it was agreed that a further
meeting shall take place on the I9th instant, when
a Petition will be agreed to, as also the mode of its
presentation.

A circular letter has been issued in Ireland by
Sir Army* WtLLESLET, dated Dublin Castle,
gist December, Lolling upon the Officers of
Woinanry Corps to appoint fixed days of exerci,4o
in cach.montl► for each respective corps, and urging
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them to complete each to its estahlialuaeut with
men fit for active aenice, wad of approied loyalty.

The Venerable, encltZliti LEWTES, is arrived at
Liverpool from Barbadoes; which she left the 27th
November. By her we learn, that the Elizabeth,
?Lyman, from Africa to the West Indies; the A*o4
from Demerara for Liverpool, and the Elliot, from
ditto for London, are captured and Carried into
Guadeloupe.

We have received New-Fork Papers, to the 11th
of J.Nicember. They bring intelligence from the
seat of Government, to the nth. The following is
the only article of interest in their contents:—

" WASHINGTON. ARC. 7.

4.0 A few minutes after twelve o'clock this day, a
confidential message was received from the Piesi-
dent of the United States. The galleries were im-
mediately cleared, and the doors eleaed. I re-
mitted in the capitol until dusk ; when, as there
appeared no probability of the doors being open-
ed, I left it. Thif Message probably contains
thadispatches from Mr. Mt:want, which are said
to be no later than thy• loth October; what, how-
ever, may be its purport, sirwhettier it involves the
momentous question of pence or war, is yet an-
, certaiit."

Of the eight Gottenburgh Mails due. five arrived
yesterday morning, the contents of which are given
in our preceding columns.

A letter from Ilelsinburgh, dated Dec. 17, says:
.1 Not any of the British slaps which put into
Carbslinni some time since, have left it as yet, there
being nO convoy to them."
line Frederica. from St. Übes, has
been taken, re-taken, and is arrived at Hull,
The RetriererTATLOOM from Rifts fur Hull, is
captured and carried into the Teze
Last 'Tuesday morning seventy-four casks of
dollars, amounting to upwards of 100,0001. were
removed from the Bank, in three waggons, to the
Dundee Arm'm Wharf, Wapping, where they were
put on board the fly-boat, and conveyed tofitaves-
ea. On Wednesday morning the boat sailed to
Northfleet, and pnt the specie on board the Amelia
frigate; soon after which she got under weigh.—
This treason is a remittance to the King of
4waaex. A gentleman belonging to the Sank,
and itiverr, the Officer, guarded it ,y laud.

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