The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-28 00:00:00

•.; The Law and P.hce ar• given in the last page.

THE tRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
FRIDAY. Jinc4e

The Report of the Secret Committee, upon cer-
tain parts of the Eleventh Report of the Naval
Commissioners, WAS yesterday brought up in the
House of Commons. It states that the 100,0001.
rani money, mentioned in said Eleventh Report,
t.td been properly applied and expended.

Mr. Serjeant BLsr was yesterday added to the
Committee for conducing the Impeachment of
Vocouat Ms v t.
A private Letter from Dublin of June 424., says,

I have just seen a letter from Wexford, which
stys, that a conside►able degree of alarm and appre-
hei.s.uo has prevailed there for two or three days
hick, in consequence of new and extraordinary
meisares adopted amongst the military. The
Guards have been doubled, and the troops were in-
dividually enjoined to be ready to turn out at a
mornlnt's warning. ise writer, who is a person of
intelligence and temper, confesses himself ignorant
of asy adequate cause for these precautions, which,
be is inclined to think, hare bee► called forth by
the false information of some imbecile alarmist, or
siolut

Die ntlice of Prime Serjeant is certainly abo-
lished: "'ere will in future be three Serjeants, to
be c it,* the first, second, and third. They will
take prere :epee immediately after the Solicitor Ge.
petal "

'lie lush G3vernment are now liberating upon
b 1 a great number of the persons, long confined in
11 'lin for State offences , and we consider this pro.
c ling a str )ng proof of ! heir confidence it*he boy-
s ind security of the cr.untry. Our Dublin Cor-
r. ,ondent, we should, therefore, mann% is corred
in rs opinion.

I ttrs have been received from on board the
Zipv, iatt, 484 guns, one of Admiral COCH R c's
scoadron, which state their juntlion with Admiral
Dscass, whose force amounts to teo sail of the line,
boide4 a great many frigates, sloops, Ste. They
were all well ea Me 17M May. and had heard no.
tliing of any second Freach Beet having arrived, or
being on its way to the West Males. This has

b --n considered by some persons as a complete re•
fu: 'lon of the teport of the Combined Fleet having
elleded a landing at Tamaiea. Nothing can be
more erroneous. It leaves that report exatlly as it
was !eters, cf a date subsequent to the 17th of
islav, having been previously received in town from
Jamaica.

An Officer arrived a' Dover, on the 24th, off
Boulogne, reports, that there are two camps, one
to tly, e.::rw..rd and one to the westward of Bou-
lore. I'het are very lo ig, but do not seem to go
wry deep into 'he country, and seem more for
51\:w than any ii.r..g else. There are also several
little camps in the country further in, which may
be seen on a clear day. Nineteen gun brigs came
out of Boulogne into the Roads a day or two ago,
and anchored in the Roads, but wet:Hum leave the
proteCtion of their own batteries
A letter was on Wednesday received in the City,
rtsiteig that a rebellion of the most serious nature
had taken place among the Spanish settlers in Mex-
io. It it said that the principal merchants add
other iriaAbttants had completely set their faces
against coy further exportation, for tit* present, of
bullion, or treasure, from that country, in oppo-
sition to the Government, and that, in eons.-
fence, the most violent measures had beets resort-
ed to on both sides.
In our Paper of Wednesday, we should have
-lard Sr %I'tt.r.tAMts to have spoken in the
!ili e^ ,‘t the precedinl evening. instead of Mr. R.
s
si. • es. Mr. R. WILLIAMS voted both for the
:alp...is!:rnent and criminal prosecution of Vis-
misfit •'I LVIL LE.
Th. -,. eat and rapid increase of men of war of
all descriptions, from 120 guns to a cutter of 10
Pont. within these 12 months, proves very strong-
ly tl,^ ..).trt.uns of the present Admiralty and those
tin' •,:eir orders ; there being now in commission,
, i 1 r sea, or itt se.t on service, NMI HUN-
axe Tweet. v-r tier c sail of vessels, aetu-
411Y employed, for each of which, numerical
signal, are appointed, from 1 to 923, and from
A fi Z, to know each other It sea, and to be
knower; at the telegraphs and signal-posts, and by
the different Port Admirals. In the above number
of 923, are not included any armed transports, or
hired armed tenders, but only such line of battle
114"' frig 'let, clones, gun-brigs, and cutters, as
are ermin,Anried hy Post-Captains, Commanders,
and tiewenants of the Royal Navy. In the above
number, the prilindy hospital, tied slop ships in har-
bour, also exclnded.
On 'v101141.1 evening, as Her Royal Highness the
Princess CH A RLOT TE of WALES was turning out of
Cleveland-row into the Stable Yard, where she was
Ring on a ViSiL to Lady Cli4 at.° rrx seri, one of
the leading horses fell, and the others got entangled
in the traces, and the carriage was in danger of beteg
overturned The postilion fell froe.r his seat under
the horses' feet, anti cried out lustily for help : the
Inor.‘ POUNCES, was extremely frightened, and
besged to be extricated, when a Gentleman rode up
to the ea' ri. ge, and havi;sg dismounted, conveyed
her Re., n. litairric.s in safety to lady Frxeis's
Nutriments. • the postidi n was dreadfully bruised,
Anti wax coat eyed away for medical assistance.