The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-07-15 00:00:00

MI Tilt CAMP OF Tilt TURKS.

Captain P 45111.,. Roles, wounded; Captain Steller; dine;
Capiekk ditto ; Captain Snunerberg, ditto ; Lieutenant
Walker, Seth; Latin Gingery, 7eth; wannest]; Assistant
Surgeon Leslie.

DICAD•

Liandanant Col 'net Mac'eted, 78th ; Captain Tarloton,
33th Captain Westmnan, ; Captain Dick, 7tlt ;
Captain Peck, 95th ; Captain Wilkinien, 95th ; Lieutenant
Macrae, /Sib ; L,tutenant Caulk", 78th ; and Lieutenant
LeniGripoae, Rolle's.

The prisoners were treated extremely well at
Ct;ro by the Paeha and the French Consul.

A Jamaica Mail arrived yesterday. with letters
si papers from that Wand to the 17th last.—
Thry state that Admiral COCIIRANZ'S squadron is
61.scica.ling three sail of the line that moped from
Bret, is Fort Royal Harbour, Martinique.

The funds, which raw upon the extraordinary
presumption that Russia would negotiate for Eng-
land with France, have fallen in consequence of the
generally allowed fallacy of that expedatioe, and
the apprehensions of a rupture with Denmark
The ansiesse left off yasterday at il discount.

Sir Jona Doc nwoarit. we understand. is gone
to Yatmouth. to command the fl it destined for
the Baltic. There are five sad of the line at Yar-
mouth. which were yesterday joined by the six
ordered from Portsmouth under Sir SA MULL norm.
Oa Fsiday night last, the boats of the Desperate
gun-brig made an attempt to cut a vessel out of
Bsulrgne Bay, bu: found her full of soldiers, and
pettedly prepared for them ; they were therefore
obliged to abandon their enterprise. w'th the loss
or one man killed, and the Commander and four
stamen badly wounded.
A lugger has been seen to bring-to five sail of
vessels, off the Lizard, and the Scilly boats in.
formed the Cornwallis packet, arrived at Falmouth.
the filteen sail of privateers were out from France,
looking after the homeward-bound fleets.
the fleet from Jamaica, for Gent Britain, &c.
consisting of about 150 sail, under convoy of His
Majesty's ship La Arse, parted sons after passing
the Culpli
The fliaiirers, Fatale cis, front the South Seas, for
London, is arrived at Portsmouth.
To-morrow morning the Berkshire militia corn-
men:e their march from Steyning to Bletching-
ton, to relieve the 2J Somerset, who go to Steyn-
Mg.

, fhe Manor, Farms and Estate at Ramsey, near
1-rxes. advertised for sale last week, were on Friday
puret.lted by private eontraa, for Sir C. Mae-
c Buitaati.. Price of the two farms, 115,0001.
No ease of arty interest tor* place, yesterday, in
Coon of Common Pleas.
No Court of Aldermen being held yesterday,
Lnito MA •oa ordered the price of Bread to be
s at I I Id.
The Bishop of Coat will be most likely trans-
ferred to Raphoe, where the Beresford estate
princi-
p.4ly Ices. The Candidates for the Bishopric will
the Hon. Parc v Jocittra. brother to Earl Ro-
pes, Mr. Louoriatn, cousin to Lord Lomat:s-
tout ; and Dr. Buser, Chaplain to the Duke of
4,ralsono. Mr. LoNaristai, it is supposed. will
soused.
_The SOth ieshoent. under command of Colonel
watts* ; ood ass sad, commanded by Calomel
Sutra, eatharlred 00 the Sth instant, at Monks.
/Ivo, empty of Cork. for England, to joie the Ex-
Pedities; they will be replaced by the 6Sd Regi-
t end Dotter! Militia.
I'2'l Ina a dreadful bre broke ant in the village
f'l North Idorataw, sear Wallimtfird, is Berkshire,
:.t.n emanated dine easesderaZlafarms. ten rot-
-I.4es, a large gawky of was hay. sod straw, with
IeVCI al calves, op,

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