The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-07 00:00:00

ISAPOLITAS MILD QUAtTill,

VIALS. JULY 43.
On thet instant, 30 of our gumboats were
attacked by SO English shim of war. which they
beat off, with the loss only of rive men• We have
received official amanita from Corfu, of the 13th
instant ; according to which, the'said Island it in a
state of complete security. In the course of last
mouth the gar/ son was reinforced by 1,500 men.
from the ports of Italy and Naples. Sd many ships
hate arrived with protisions and ammunition, that
both articles are very p'entiful at present. The
price of Sour but fallen 30 per cent. The &shah
turn all their attention to Turkey and Sicily, and
are merely CrUiVog off the Island, without being
stile to intercept tb, communication between
Corfu gild the Apulian ports. The rest of the
Islands they hays left, except St. Miura : they are
perfectly free and unmolested.

LIZGRORII. ♦UG. Q.

All English thip of the line and two frigates
Is.tve fur some days been in sight of onr port. from
which no vessel dare go out.

We yesterday heard a lonic mid lively cannonade
from 6e youth: we are as )et ignorant to what it
was owing.
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M %LTA. JULY 24.

Thr sequestrations that have taken place nn
Turkish ships in the ports of France and Italy, have
caused • lively sensation in this place. So•ne of the
riEhest English commercial houses have been de-
clared ineolvent, and many others estal.hpheel in the
Levant ore threatened with the same catastrophe.

Two Turkish ship*. which had not English li-
cences. sod *hich bad oat paid the duty imposed
by the English, have been declared good
They were taro is the Mores by so Zwithith fri-
gate.
CONSTANTINOPLIB. JULY 10.

The war with R 11414111 ill now be more vigorously
prosecuted than ever. TM Grand Signor has de-
clared in a proelagertion. that he will put himself
at the head of the array, and that therefore it ix the
duty of every Mussel Man to take ap *ems in the
pre.eist dangerous crisis. The Stilton is going to
Dand Bawls*, two miles from the capital. accom-
pained by his guard. which consists of 12 ono Dos-
taisgii, and 5,0n0 lietiagians. He will review the
whole of the troops, which are now daily increasing.
The great ones of the empire hove keen required
to send all their superfluous silver to the mint;
the Grand Signor himself has aliesily set the ex-
ample. From the money thus obtained. the .14i.i-
ranee and other troop. will he paid.

The (:nveroor of Rudsehuk has made same suc-
cessful sallies.

The English Envoy, Mr. Adair, will set sail the
day alter tse.aserrow. for Malta.
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• 011117). AVO.
It appears that the rejection o the proposi-
tions of Ilia Danish Majesty, gave that monarch so
much umbrage that he po•itterlt forbad the Doke
of 11.1.6tritt Augostenbarg from necrwing the un-
miliation of Craven Prince. in the event of his being
chosen ; and it is even mentioned in some lette,s
Iron, —...-, that the Luke was for some slays played
en sarecillaarr, to prevent his coming over. Cntin?s
Monier and It. Rosen have been deputed to con-
gratulate the Prince of Pottle Corvo oti his election.
RooTOCK. 1110. QO.

The Cnininauder of the French tray*, which
entered this place three days ago, made a demand
of 300,000 rix dollar•, which was gradually lowered
to 110.000 ; this tint being complied with, .tire whole
of our magazines, containing Colonial produce,
have been put under seal till the arrival of AL Ruu-
vicuna from liaruhurgh, who, it is said. has full
power. to adjust the affair.