The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-11 00:00:00

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e• *IS elr6fr wd!probably renal Ws cesoure, oleo we
assure WI die the substance of the Twatrre &stoat of
tin Casendlitioners of Nasal Enquiry, for the onsiesion of which
fo eerier,/ of pesseiday, he sio sharply rebukes es, was shin.
exetuttismv, lo Tea Be: it's Pesti, on iaturd-y
The it',lo rode Mental, Ne. 11. , still necessiitily postponed
with several num &mins.

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islet from 'the *whin of armies, and the ap-
'enabling of troops, that a war is likely to ensue
motto tiMie two piasters ebdt,• M the Mernsiot wilts
treaties ire upon the tapir,. when a new distribution
and partition of territories, are. in question, surely,
it most be the policy •of the several Stites which
divide the Toil, AC well as of those who are is
danger of being despoiled, to assume an irapos;ng
attitude. Besid,s, to cart', such a system into are,
requires a strong force, for the purpose of werAw-
iog the people, thus transferred. like slaves, to new
masters, between whom and them these can be no
sentiment of duty; loyalty, or attachment.

The Hamburgh mail,dee on Wednesday se'n.
night, arrived yesterday, but having previously re-
ceived• the two mails of more recent date, and_ also
so large a supply of Dutch and Paris papers, we
End nothing in it of any interest.
An interesting cow/et sation took place last night,
in the House of Commons, upon India Afairs ; in
the course of which, several Members declared their
determination to support the conduit of the Marquis
WEt, Lan I6V, and others to arraign it.
The fleet for the West Indies, consisting of abos
150 sail, under convoy of six frigates, sailed hose
the Cove of Cork, en the Sd inst.
On Sunday night, Their Mantillas had a sele&
party at Windsor. Among the company mere, the
F.arl of Ussei nos, and the Hon. Mr. and Mrs.
The Bill presented by Lord Chancellor Eisele',
and read a first time last Friday, and a second time
yesterday in the House of Lords, to declare the
law a ith resped to Witnesses being liable te am-
I ewer, declares and *nails,.

" Tnat a Witness is by law liable, and may be requited, to
answer a tratollon relevant to the smatter in issue, the sower.
inn of which lids nil nostency to accuse himself, oe to expose
him to my penalty or %tinting, but the answering of which
play totabiish, or tend to establish, that he owes a debt, or is
whinnies subjea tot civil suit, either at the iretwase of His
majp,,y, nr of any other person or lotions."
The French squadron, which lately salad from
Brest, is not supposed to be vest° the Won park
but to the Caps of Good Hope. GOOIIIIIMINK are
ansietts for the next advice from the Car. The
tedettion of General JAWS' will not, it is fond.
be go easily accomplished as was at first supposed.
Reis believed to have retiree into the interior, for
the purpose of maintaining himself, and of preemie
ing our receiving supplies. '
Mr. W. none is a Candidate for the county of
Wicklow.
'state of the Pell at Worcester, on Saturday,
evening
ThisHea. W. E. Lyra
The Hoe. W. H. Littleton . 677
The Judges have refused to adjourn the Assize at
Worcester.
My. Ascece has declined a contest for the City
of Waterford. and Sir Joe. Nawtote will be re-
' iteeed without e
The Sittings o7t/titlft(ing's-Bench, at Oddball,terminated yesterday. No cause of asny-pub& boa
patience. occurred in the course of the day.
The Right Hnn, Geotioe Powson a v leaves tow*
?hit day, for Ireland, to assume the high office of
Lord Chancellor. Should he remain a Commonee,
he will be the first Lord Chancellor of either Eng.
land or Deland, in that sitnation, since the restore-
trm of Ring Charks 11. in 1060. During chador;
interval, a few instances have oecutred of a Lend.
Keeper. or a First Commissioner of the Great Seal
being a Commoner, but none of a Lord Chancellor.
The intends insurrection of Trinidad was, it is
reported. It aded by a hlack, who had been servant
to Gen. PICTON, and who is represented as being a
fellow of uncommon daring. and more than ordi-
na.y talents. He had established a correspondence
at Tobago, where the negroes, it said, were to have
risen on the same day, and to have committed like
excesses
The insurrettinn in Surinam, we have the satis-
faetion to hear. has been wholly suppressed. Gen.
Aecitte, on the B.a of January, was on the eve of
going thith .r from Barbadnes.
Est raft of a letter from Captain ROSEILTS, of the
speditim, to the owners, in Liverpool, dated Basis
Road, 27th November, 1503 I have the morti-
fication to inf..rm you, that Crab Islat,d FaAory is
blown up, at.l that Cap ales DuitArc, Captain
FOTHISINGHANI, a, d his Do&ar, suffered in the
explosion."
JOSEPH BOMAR SSTF, en the lesth of February,
the day after his entry into Naples, posted the
Proclamation, signed by the Est at Schoen-
bruen, and that, it is said, gave great satisfaction
to Naples. Same Jay he attended mass, which was
celebrated by Cardinal Kure°. On this occasion
he took the opportunity of presenting Saint JAM.-
mties with a diamond necklace.
According to the latest accounts, the French
army bad passed the city of Naples, and was ad-
vancing rapidly to Calabria.
The Queen of N•PLIS, it is stated, has carried to
Palermo. not only the Royal property, but also a
great deal of private property. She has taken ten
millions from the Bank of Naples, and most of the
families of that city are described as ruined. .
Yesterday the State Lottery concluded drawing.
No. 15,916, the first-drawn Ticket, entitled to
20001. was sold in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, by
RICHAIIDSON,GOODLUCK. and Co.; also, No. 305,a
Prize of 5501. in Shares; and on the 9th day, Nos.
Li 42 and 1;1,453, both Prizes of 10001. in Shares.
On the 7th day, No. 1368, a Prize of 5001. No:
20,3.10, on the tith day, a Prize of 10001. and No.
1077, on the first day, a Prize of 20221. were all
sold in Shares, by Rictiaaososi, Goontece, and
Co. ; who respetlfully acquaint the public. that the
Scheme for the New State Lottery will be pub-
lished to-morrow, and the Tickets and Shares for
the same will be issued for sale.
Mr. Scour, the K.ng's Messenger, met with an
accident, on Saturday, at Hammersmith ; he broke
his arm, while conveying dispatches to His MA-
's:Tr, at Windsor. The packet was forwarded,
aid Mr. Score war conves,ed back to town.