The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-14 00:00:00

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FRIDAY. JvNg 14.

'idettor Castle packet ha; arrived at Fal-
mail: from Jamaica ; but she brings !h-
-aving been 65 days on her passage.
packet accounts have bc.:n received of the
new f;igate. We have not learned the
The packet spoke the Ma.;,eicomr,
:nnvoy, on Cie 17th of April, oW Port
and on the 18th spoke Admiral Coca-
Tiberoon, St. Domingo, under a press of
.talca, then distant about 90 miles. TN
bad with him six sail of the line, besides
Ivoy was appointed to sail front Port Royal,
of April, for England.
fliNghil4 packet has also arrived, with
Lisbon, in 13 days. She was eased by
of the line 51J moe frigates about ten
of the Burling. They were steering a
se. We know not what this fleet
IN the Roehefprr. A private letteloitt
of the tlth inst. states, that a repott
there; which was very generally cm:.4
Rochefort squadron, alter returning to peri,
fresh provisions, water, and troops, and sailed
third Jay after their arrival.

'• I.lltoti, M*Y e 3.

have not any mews here : we know n"thing
:omYrted fle.ts. Lord NELSON is said to
(rim Lagos Bay towards Gibraltar." ,
from Gibraltar, dated May 28, brouglit
ail, stares, that the troof. under General
:ill remained there, crr board of the tran-
. en• Bay, waiting for further orders from
raid. Sir wars CRAIG had landed with his
si is living on shore.
Harnirirgli Mail, due onWcdnesday, arrived
wirh lettr!rs and papers to the Bth instant,
ich we have m.rde the following extraCts :
r letters from Vienna assure us, that the
the FRENCH has demanded of the Court
permission to occupy Austrian Dalmatia
reach troops. It is much doubted whether
unit will consent to this proposal.
write from Linhach, of the date of the I9th
:—" Every 'Ling here Assumes a warlike
earance. A great qusntity of artillery and ball
naing every day from Udine to Italy. Several
peas. tiara Austria and Bohemia are in mo-
des::n_ii for the same country; and the troops
ate here have received orders to hold them.
readiness to march ; but neither their
itoo, nor tie time when they will set oat, Is

.'aril Papers to the from which we
mete extralls yesterday, state, that BoKA-
wascrowned at Milan, on the titith of May
the ancient iron crown, with which the
Kings were crowned ; and, when he
upon his head, he sail aloud, Dice me la
;arc a 7rei la luarbe•.
then deposited the Crown upon the Altar, and
' the Crown of Italy upon his head. Ile is es-
return to Paris about the end of this month.
Ex•Gerseral Duev.c, and an officer of the
Itossotien hare beta taken up at Paris as
. spies—tried, eondewened, and shot. Ge-
LP:acc was formerly Ambassador from TIP-
:.TASYN to the Preach. He was afterwards
Agent of the French Government with the
iLrattas, lie was taken at Pondicherry, and
to Englund, from whence he was sent, with
other French prisoners, from Pondicherry to
The Illonitevar gives a long account of
ip.ns found upon them, and of the proceed-
lainst them. The Papers, says the Official
prove that the General had I 001. a munch,
drafts from Messrs. II W sten:Levi, and
roe and Pow Lt, gt Hamburgh, upon Paris.
objca of hi, mission, and of hia associate Rot-
, i. stated to be, to furnish the English with
information, particularly with respell to the destin-
of the French squadrons; to ascertain the
of the partisans of the House of Bourbon,

coad squadron, which the French Papers
hare sailed from Rochefort, was the one
sailed on the Ist ultimo : it consisted of two
the line.

Ceinitia frigate, Captain TAYLOR, returned
"cunestlay to Portsmouth from her cruise, par-

to communicate to the Lank of the Admi-
that. on the 4:/th ult. the fell in with a Puru-
: ship ft; 11 the Bratils. off the Western Islansls,
Master of 1:1,; h informed Capt. TAYLOR that.
)Bth last he v s boarded by a Spanish ship,
'ongitk: four of the line, and a frigate,
w re then in sight; and or. :he falluuing
ussotl.er Spanish sii of the line, til steering