The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-11 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PtitSS.

LOIN DON,
TIILTItSDAY. Jutut U.

We have received Paris Papers to the gd instant,
from which we have made some estraes, but they

-----
contain nothing of any interest.

We have received the llamburgh Papers to the
3d instant. They state, that the capitulation nt
Dantzic was concluded on the 24th ult. but tinder
an agreement that it should not be carried into
effect until the 26th. On that day the French, as
a matter of form, took possession of some of the
works, and neat day the place was evacuated
with the usual formalities. The delay between
the settling ot the terms and their coecution,
probably arose from a lingering hope of reltet.—
The terms of capitulation h.ta not transpired at
Berlin on the 30th, the date of the last accounts
from that city. We fear that they are not as fa-
vourable as report has represented them. A letter
from Marshal Moa rtes, so the Governor of Prus-
sian Pomerania, dated May '4, states that the
garaison surrendered prisoners ot war. An article
front Warsaw contains some further partienlass
of the attack made on the right wing of the
French is the middle of the last month, which ap-
pears to have been more serious than the previous
accounts taught us to suppose. An article from
I Berlin states, that onr troops in Alexaodria,
in
Egypt, were in considerable danger, in consequence
of the expisled arrival of a considerable forco seat
from Syria.
We have also received some Dutch and French
Papers, the former to the 7th inst. The Monwur has
published some intercepted letters from India, faun
is a vessel lately captured, and the objea is t.‘ re pt
sera that country in a ma:h less setts. aclor y state, as
to oar relations with the powers with which we were
lately at war, than the official accounts hold out.

A Mail from Jamaica arrived yesterday, brought I
to Falmouth by the Linke of Maraoroo;;A packer,
in 40 day's passage. By this con• eyance we
have received papers to the 25th April, but
they do not contain much ace. A letter
dated Kingston the 4th April, sal l'he Sant,
GA...vett., from New Orleans, arrived her. on
the 27th ult. On the .Id, in tro Miwieaipi. ,poke
an American, who ir.formai (aptair G. '''.at two
!french frigates and several .ivatecrs w. arising
off Cape Antonio, (or the .orposc of aterceptkg
the homeward-bound fleet

We have received Arnetitan Papers to the 11th
of May, inclusive. Th:y contain very little intelli-
gmee. It was reportei at Baltimore, on the Ist
ult. that Hata! CHRISTOPHE, the President of
Hayti, had arrived in the harbour of Baltimore.
This statement. if correft, would canErm the ids.'
to which ;,he late intelligence gave rise, of a new
revolution to Domingo ; but we must wait for
further information before we can decide.

The Spencer and the Mir*: have =rived at
Pnr.smouth, from the Cape of Good Hope. They
lett the Cape nn the sth of April, about ten days after
the Foreleg, antihero are sorry to say, that at the titne
of their sailing, the lilenh.ons, Sir T. Taousatnnt,
had not arrived there, nor had any account of that
vessel been received. Tne expedition under Admiral
Moxaar aad General Csall URA) bad not left the
Cape on the sth of Orders have been sent
for the mat of General C A CND.

The W.lker, CLAIIIL, from London. for New- 1
York, which had been captured by a French pri-
vateer, is re-captured by the Creed/de sloop of was,
and sent for Halifax.
;Sunday se'nnight, CAptain Acasven, of the sloop
Johar, on his voyage horn Yarmouth to Hull, fell
in with several puncheons of spirits floating in the
sea, on the Norfolk coast ; he took up seventeen(
which have since been delivered into the charge of
the offizers of the Customs and Excise at Hull. It
is coujedureil that they are part of the cargo of a
Dutch-built vessel, overset near Wainfleei.
The Gewstres. Hav, arrived at Plymoutl!, from
Savannah, feU in with, on the 16th May, i.. lat. 45.
SI. the Q•,bee, of Quebec, a complete w.eck, and
set ire to tier.
- - -

Parliament will certainly meet on the '22d inst. for
dispatch of business, as appears by the following
circular latter from the CNANcaLLOK of the Excise-
s's:gm to the Members of t to tluuse of Cr mmoess :-
4. Downing-street, lth June, 18C7.
At Parlament wdl xrtaissty meet I . the Orip.u.:l of
gat .trleaa, on the led trot. sr.(' gurctoos o the greatest aro-
pertanets wall come uncle.? tis,ctisstnu, I trust will excuse my
ex sousing to ;on the muttons wt-h that 11. i for u tun an at-
tendance at puroule, at th s uprising of t Stbsiun. I hare
tic honour to ►r, Sir, you, rout tartaful a,wirrbeawni servant,
(SigorsJ) " SP. PUteIiVAL."

We lately silent Word the return to England of
Capt. Woonairra, who so gainful), defended the
Garotte, belonging to the East India Company,
and who was taken prisoner and sent to Verdun.
He was sent home, free of expense. by an order
from BOOAPAILTI, dated at lus bead•quarterr in
Poland Our Government immediately released a
Imes Officer of mold rank with Cart. W. who
has beets since returned teOt, on to of
equal