The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-06 00:00:00

, attributed to the long iisretion of the
seen a letter from an officer who holds a
sittaltioo in the army, in which he
decided opinion, that no serious attack
ipted on this countr3, before the mid.
month. The enemy are carrying on
before Ciudad Rodrigo, to which place
ringing down all their cannon from &N-
-it is expected that an attack will be
• or two.
lingtou remained but a few hours at
was reported that Janet had Left
Paris, and that Massena was gone to
600 horse. On the 3d of -June the
bombarded Ciudad Rodrigo, from three to
Morning. All the British regiments
brig came in last night ;she sailed from
on the 30th of May, under convoy of
;ship Goshawk: she is gone on to Lis-
, transports, laden with provisions.
troy for Liabiiii and the Me:iiteiranean
is a few days after, ander convoy of
Letter from Lisbon, dated June 16:
troops are all in the best possible order
trio. l h ivy just heard from a friend
;waters, who rays he has been entirely
army, awl vAiinates the number of
present with Lord Wrllington to be 35,000
15,000 Portuguese. It seems, how.
pretty general opinion. that au action
place for this month or six weeks."

received a *ries of The Americas Citi-
•Voik Paper, from the twenty-second to
51ay.....-They are in greater part filled
-s of Sir Fa4IIGIS aseit's commit-
ower, and the correspoadince
Marquis Wattestae and Mr. Pinanae.
ate of the 22d suys—
deepest by the Cowl Hrs. of the intended no.
General Aaaseania, to not, prebably. en.
credit. The departure of that Ministie
could arise from two causes only; a
, the minims by the Minister. or a cm.
miusilu by our Goverameat. With re-
' Garattil, we have sees nothing in his mo-
o the French Government, which, in our
*Moo, is calculated to persuade us into the Wier.
that he is angry at the many ntrneinuisoffences and
affronts of which H.. It sysil and latnerisl MAJLIITT
bas, far die last four years, been guilty toward, us ;
Mira m luiuself, considered as apart from the cause
of his country, concerning winch, like a good
Moister, obeying his inatructiOna, he semis to have
be u as indifferent as his principal, it is not likely,
date will prebably couclude who know him, that
be maid reign a place which is so gratifying to
hi sanity, if not to hie avarice."
The inisseagers by the P,iaeecs Charlotte, from
Linen, die ariral of which we mentioned yester-
day, state, gnat no battle had taken place in Port u-
eel pi.vioas to the sailing of the irritate's Charlotte
frogs Lisboa, thougia accounts of an engagement
set/daily epode& as the hostile armies are so near
ads other that an action was rendered inevitable.
Thapasseaors by the packet from Cadiz also staiV,
tit aelhigs of importance had occurred at Cadiz
am last accounts. That place is considered safe
ken all attacks of the enemy, who are stated to
have refixed in their efforts against it, and to have
detached a part of the tsesiegiug army to reinforce
Masseees army on the frontiers of Pottage!.
The accounts from tie Cape of Good Hope, by
the Ent lndsa fleet, we regret to state, afford some
melancholy proofs of the impassibility of preeest-
tag the piratical expeditions from the We of France.
a which the British tom uterce in those seas is per-
petually exposel. The follow:mg prises were ear-
ned into that island in the course of one month
only, February last —Chardon nod Mated Itiitic•-
sow, boand to Bengal ; Victor sloop of war ; iti
serve, Portuguese frigate; a Portuguese ship of
450 lota. half loaded, and with 300,000 dollars*.
bard; brig AMA, bound front Bengal to Port
Juin n; a grab privateer, and two merchantmen,
Ism:mars unknown.
reseals° arrived, during tie alma month. three
shy, 16 to 20 stn.' each, and three ships of
shoat 400 tons each, with c.orgues from Bourdeaux.
hod slant the end of Febasary, or early in
Notch. the Bellows and Murree (now mounting 50
Iva.' frigates, and Victor sloop of wars sailed from
Veiny on a cruise in the BST of. Bengal. where. it
„much feared, they will du infinite wackier to the

Tit. Tyne Mercury received lest morning says--
" Ile 'creel' a recent date, hos I een receiveJ hone
• .474141114 beloogiog to the English squadron off
Fl"dmi Ile states the Frerichs force in that port,
11/tin...mit of the hoar, io be in perfect resdirress
English, though only atorrootiox to
o,ght. ere IN high ezticctotious hiring a (Jars
at them."

%delis ere yesterday morisitig issued which state,
that the half-yearly payment. due to the half-pay
ricers in Rot Maass-re', laud forces, will COW.
1111-04:t payment on gth inst.
I.i our Paper of Wedoesd.ty last, we ststed the
terns of a Commercial Treaty. which had hero ar-
t'led with the l'lrMtsotenitaries of the Passes
r,tuall? of Potensia L. We are anxious to este.
reet one instemaracr. It was there said, that British
faunal:attune were In be admitted free of duty into
lie kaophia• of Portugal. The duty under the
rwteittorta of this :reatv t. the ..true uo British ma-
'teatimes, whether imported into Portugal or into
ll* Braid*. via. 1S per cent.
The fallent tag paragi aph has been communicated
14 es by a Corteruendeot 04 the 24th Julie.
II- boats of the .S'aroeilfaste frigate. Sir Cavaco
tau tut, cut out from a hay, sear Sable d'Oionn,,
so Ow coast of France. two Freud' legate., with
t doable cargoes. Tat y were aucbused close to the
"wt. acti protected I.c • mitlAdfoo of dragoons.
6'4 a body et it.'atart,.placerl beibiud realm: not..
%,th,i,whug whttll, te,e IgMb, under the ennetwwwd
,t •u•Auts Hsu. J. A aatirener and Magma,
ef floe Royal Menses. gallantly Warded. 04 betuie.t wets oat."

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in rival, is gt
trrach•
it I have seen
„uiugaislied ii
EMI A at 116 de.
be aretnpte
of oat roof
their works brio
they In bring."
end it
made in s day e
„ Lord Wel li
amide. It u
:04iu far Paris
with 6t
French hombari
reit lit the ma
re advancing.
..A.usil brig
Fortsmsuth nu
His Mojesty'o
boo wit. eight
"The cones;
were to rail is
Licety."
Eeract aLa I
—" thir troops
mill in I,i4h spir
at hest-quarts
throu,o the ar
OM at present
Brills!: and 15
eier, to ha a Pr'
wal use Vibe pl
We hate rem
sea, a New-Yoh
fine 29 h of Mal
with scc.otnt4 <
mat to the To
teem Marquis
The Paper of t
"Toe report
tern of General
tided to credit
kom France, o
?nip itioa Of 11
Wise of the mi,
to the Gait
dett Notes to th
apiaiuu, is cider
got lie is angry
argots of wnicl
bee, toe the last
44 14 [mast'
M/
his country
Mailnier, obey!
be o as toddler
those will profs
be ovoid ersigi
iii rawly, if no
The poseagl
Linos, die ari,
day, state, twat
gal in.vioas to
from Liebe% I
oft/daily expel
seta other tat
Tie pasaeasare
!bet whew 4
OM last *emu
Ibsen all attack:
leave ref fixed in
detached a par.
Mt ives am
The account
the East India
melancholy pr
lag the piratic;
II which the I
petually expos
nod into that
only, February
dog, bound to
serve. Portugi
410 tons, half
beard; brig ,
n; a gni
Ism:mars uni
rens also it
she' ,s from 16
abash ow tons
Anal shoat
March, the Be
Ras.' frigates,
thence 011 a Cfl
is ninon feared
trade,
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