The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

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DENMARK %lAIL.

It•ROADOES, JULY 7.

Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir A. Cochrane, in his
Majesty's ship Northamilfrrhiled, with the Rainihet,
and Be!Gide. of the line, and Sipe, Wife brig, arrived
in Carlisle Bay on Sunday evening ; and yesterday
the Print.. Gteirfe„ of 98 guns; the whole last from
St. Lucia ; where they touched on their way from
Dominica.
The second homeward-bound trade of the Id.
ands sailed from Tortola. under innerly of His
Majesty's ships C 45444, of the line, and Wasp sloop
of war, on the Sei uh.

The Priire Geiirs. is uader saainz infers for Lag.
land, aI, will, we understand, proLcesl horn hence

A hu is,ser of Ameriean vessels, bringing us sup.
plies or Blur, corn, lumber., and stt•le, have ar.
rived within the few last days. One :La has brought
4'./0 quintals of fisb, but the .1 Imissioo of this ar.
tick in a neutral bottom would evidently injure cur
ost n merchants and the British Fisheries ; coniorma
ably, therefore, to the instruftions of Goveratnent.
his Honour, the President, has refused the landing
set it ; which can give no possible inconvenience, as
there is one British cargte now at market, and many
others soon rep, fled.
Madame de la Pagerie, the mother of Madame
Bonaparte, departed this life at Martinique on the
let ult. Her remains were interred with great
pomp at Les Trois Islets, her heart having been
first t ikon out and deposiLed in a silver chalice or
uru, to be sent to Fiance.
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JULY 12.

A,!rniral CoAram dispatched His Majesty's
s'.; from Antigua, on the 2.1 v ult. to
Nice the trade from Surinam ; she hsd not Ar-
riee..l there on the 30th. 'fbirteen sail were ready ;
they will be escorted from thence, w this Island,
by she //assinica, and from hence to Englani by His
Maje, iy's ship .4ra4. The folk, wing French privateers,
•"z. of 14 guns, andl.:3in&n. and L'EeL:ir,
of 14 guns. aii:l 95 men, are crui.ing 6.) miles to
windward; sit 'l glls. Ald 215 m-a, was
cruising, on the 14th silt. in I e. Ca. Inn. 53.
Amu: sad the D.riesue. 01 Iri gni' and 130 men,
were to sin ft Gaudaloupe ar the 14:5 inst. to
amiss is comimn

COP4stis•Citg„ •I;l7sT 3.

OF ,he first division of the L' :.1l fleet, wh;t,h
has passed :he Sound, and several sail of which has
been seen rem th's city, a part has returned, and
a p4rt anc'iored near t'm isle of H- Pen. This ds.

vision comiits of toe following siiids:—Tiss Priors
V Wars. of 9i guns; the Yettt-ter, of 80 ; the
Caesar. of 74; tist Sprser., of 74.; the Brunsavici;
of 74; the llizsufor, of 74; tat: attattis, of 74 ;
the Ra4.y. of 84 ; the Cles4/44e, of Sd ; the Ser-

*awe, of 3d (the frigate in which :kir. Taylor
arrived); the Mishap, of 13 ; the I suiy, of jf the
). of 12; the irt•ltd:lUl• 01 10 ; the Norris of 16,
the SappiJ, of 16; the T., 3,,tent, of 14 ; the Spkutz.
of 14 ; the Cemoidierst, of 122 i two aloops front
Yarmouth, and the Goo 1,1, ,niS-ketch. The
fleet passed the fortress (.1 C. 3 :.•11',e;g on the 3i,
saluting, and receiving in return the salute of the
tofu's&

Aectwding to advice rectired h.:re, by express, on
the 4h, in the evening. an English stri.dron, con.
sitting of fnar ships ut the line, five fligAtes, and
eight brigs, p.tssed through the Great B.:1t, where a
part of it remains.
This day, it is said, that more ships of war and
gun-bna;s have artiv.•J in the Sound, and that a
great number of 11. a-bottomed-boats and bomb.
ketches have been seen is the CAttegat ; the whole
fleet has 15,e30 tufa on board.
The day before yesterday two English frigates
and two brigs passed ey for the Baltic.