The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-04-14 00:00:00

Oa the motion for the committal of the S:erra
Le,,ne Company Bill,
Mr DENT said, that in the present t!;" ,te
th- House, he should postpone h:s
the third reading. The Bill then went through
i.:ommittee, and the Report was ordered to be rc,
ceived to-nsotrow.—Adintrned.

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PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY.
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THE BRITISH PRESS,

LON DON,
'TUESDAY. Ar.it. 14.

The following important intelligence sc.; re.
ceived yesterday :
Peace has been concluded with the Port..

The C mlsined P-i:ish and Russian Fitiet:, hex.
ever, had previously forced the Dadanelies sod
destroyed the Ttu lash Fleet.
Constantinople was immediately swum-med.
The Turks tken ac.:epted our coaditions. The
principal ones were the following:—
" That the English should retain possession cf
the Dardanelhis till a general peace.
" That Russia sholld also keep possession of t-e
Turkish fortresses till a general peace, as a securit'
for the fidelity of the Porte."
Sebastiani, and all the French, have quitted Coos
star.tinaple.

We have received French Papers to the 4th, and
Dutch to the sth instant; New York Papers to the
lst of March; and, by the Gottenburgh Mails, which
arrived yesterday, Swedish Papers to the 2lst. The
French Papers contain no news of any interest ; the
Swedish state that the French have made no pr.).
gress in the siege of Stralsund ; the New York
mention the arrest of Messrs. WO RXMkst an 2. Ksea,
two JuLiges of New Orleans, who ar: den nixed as
traitors, and charged on oath. with having propr•sed
to rob the United States' Bank, to forward By It a's
conspiracy. The followsug estracts are from the
Dutch Pagers.
visstra. at Alice 21.
The Curt Gistite of this day stases, thlt heiltiatel hare
already clornienccd between the 'Corks and the Flaghsh. Tho
squadron s!stmned utfTenedoe, under the error ricAslarf-
ral Louis, was i.nned between the 16t4 sna Met et Felarojey.
by four tines-deckers, s.Ol several tilgates and sloops. I,;,iers
receiving this reitzforeetnent, the English Fleet faced the
Strait of the Darrhieelles, which is decoded by the Smen
Towers, and burnt and otherwke de•troyrd a small Turkish
squadron, consisting of one ship of the hue, and several
fti-
gates. In cons,quenee of this event, new Negecratinni were
commenced, and proposals for a reconeiliaion nude, the re-
sult of which was nut known when these accounts lets Con-
stantinople.

DRRSIDENI, MARCH
_l6.

If we may rely on what is stated in li:ters from Vienna,
Russia hat applied to Austria to furnish an auxiliary arm•
against the French, on the ground that the Ern,,rm of
Austria was a guarantee of the partition of Poland. The
Court of Vienna, however, is said to have answered, that un.
der existing circum‘taiices, uo demand can he made in conse-
quence of this guarantee, as the resent war has an oboe! en-
tirely different froin the restoration of the Independence of
Poland. It is certain, that all the steps which have lately been
taken by Russia to induce the Court of Vienna to joie the co-
alition, have proved fruitless.

The command in chief in Scoil and devolves, in
the absence of Lord CATHCART, upon Major. Gen-
eral MACKAY.
Yesterday, Mr. Deputy Birch brought forward
his motion fur an Address to His Majesty, in the
Court of Common Council. expressive of the gra-
titude entertained by the Court for the dignified And
decided support and protettion given by His Ma-
jesty, at this interesting conjuniture. to the Pro-
testant Reformed Religion, as by law established.
and for the firm and constitutional exercise of his
Royal Prerogative. to preserve the independence of
his Crown ; upon which a very interewing debate
ensued, between the Aldermen Neisenham,
Watson, Combe, Price, and Rowcroft ; and
Messrs. S. Dixon, Quin, Slade, Waithman, Sharpe.
Wood, and several others. Upon the motion ter
the Previous Question (by Mr. Slade). and efts
chew of hands being taken, the Lord Mayor de-
clared the Original Question to be carried ; where-
upon a division was demanded. and the numbe•••
on casting up, Appeared to be—
For the Oragm.l Mot,on--Lend Mayo., 13 Aldermen, ; .7
Commoners, end 2 Tellers-129
Fr t`te Pret..,ut talestion--3 Aldermen, 49 Cxuntoitel6,
atid 2 Teiter
‘faiwity for Motion 74.
On w:lich a Committee was appointed to prepire
an Addiect ; and they having returned with one.
accordingly, prepared ; the same W,13 read and
Agreed to. ordered to be fairly transcribed, signed
by the Town Clerk, and presented to His Majesty
by the whoh. Court.
The Sheriffs attended by the Remembrancers
were direaed to wait on His Majesty to know when
the Court might attend him with the said Address.

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