The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-27 00:00:00

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:tirflrroireti purports to ms
MI kilt, meeired from the
ports ribirh be ended the
'stated retails,.
The nulesrgora requests hir Eseelleney to accept the
psosnomes of los kids rourioleration.
(S.gueS) LOUIS PRINCE DE STARHEMBERG.

No, cat ~...T Altar from Mr. Secretary Calming to the Prince
tie Starhpubevg, thitedJaninary lath, tatot.
Fureigm Office, Jan. nth, 1808.
Sta—Having reeetved infurtuadon that 'Jr. Adair has
Semitic quitted Vienna, in consequence of sis intimation
from the Austrian Government; I hare the honour of re-
gpirsVing that you will hone the gooduess to acquaint me .
what is the latest date, M which yon have RABOU to believe
that Mr. Adair was lam)ti Tirana. I have, Str.
(Siz GEORGE CANNING.
VO. IX.—Note from the Prince de Starhemberg to Mr. fith
crctsty Canning, dated London, Jauntily 13, lout..
(Translation.)
Loudon, lath January, iisoB.
I* answer to the note which the Undersigned has just re-
.weived from his Exrelleney the Secretary of State, he has the
Simone to inform his Excelirtics, that the last diapatekes
whirls be has received from hi: Court, were of the anth of
October, sad that in mention w.:11 made in theta of the de-
/panacea Mr. Amur.
The Hudenligued requests his Excellency to accept the
tassurusec of bis high cousiderat toe.
Vargibrd) LOUIS PRI NCII; DE STARHI7.!JBERG.
Xs. Ls—Note from Mr. Secretary Caninog to the Prince de
Starlictuberg, dated January 13lb, 1808.
Flwei,lo Oilier, January lath, tans.
The l'Oertigoed, Ilia Mojest)'s Prinririt Seri etary of
State for l'i me.% A 11.1111", has the honour to inclose to the
Prince de Starbetaberg, Envoy Extraordinary and Miuister
Pt. nipolcittasr‘ from Ilia Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
the rissports who it be has deinuoded for himself awl Air lit
Atistroul Miss.... at th.s Court ; Lariat( it at themes HIS,
in column:id (ruin the King hue Master, to express His Ma.
kitty's deep regret, that the eircutnstances of the taue sad..
the orders of %I* Court, should have imposed on the Priam
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lik eta, headscrs the occeisity of (11141111111.1111 them.
The Virtue ,rd request• the Prince de Starhemberg to
neatept the assurances of be litghest rensidcri.tiou.
0,7,m.(1) GEORGE CANNINU.

M ERICA.

NEW-YORK, 0ri...24.

It is said that the Emperor has purchased Flo,;•
rids for himself; and oilers to the United States.
Canada and Nova Scotia, if they will consent to'
take John Bull by the bonus
Ship Leda, Spear, 103 days from Batavia, has-
arrived at Baltimore. Five -days previous to the
jerk's sailing, the British frigate Far, came is this
harbour, and co,aineneed a brisk tire on the Dutch
vessels; all their cables were immediately cut and
they ran ashore. The plate dame to anchor, but
finding that the shut C'eni the fort were tlirown over
her, the anchor was weighed. Had not the frigate
been very expert it, getting off, the American chip-
ping would have beta mach injured by the fort.—
At night an officer from her boarded all the Ame-
rican vessels in the -harhour and pres.,ed ine:l
from the ship ilione, Jones, a Philadelphia. The
Leda was boarded off the Capes by an officer of the
British frigate Horatio, and Vested politely. The
Fame, Jones, for Philadelphia, sailed tire days
before the Leda.
Dr. Bullus, Sargeon of the Chesapeake, arrived
at Washingtnu yesterday from Fraz:ce, arid i, the
bearer of dispatches from Mr. Arinstron?„ our
Minister at that Court. lie reports that in a con-
versation between the Emperor Napoleon and Mr.
Armstrong, which took I:lace in Ins presence the
Saipasne-awmarkzed. ..ithist may Country iu which
a British Mi:i.4er. was permitted so reside, would
be consklered the enemy of France."
The folios it cwirtential message was commu-
nicated to both llouses :
, ike Senate turd Bowe .10. Repartsvetatiaw of tla United