The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-11 00:00:00

It will be seen, under the proper head, that His
NlasEsry held a Council yesterday at the Quzeres
House, Aler which, he gave audience to several
Members of the Administration, and the following

Ministerial changes took place
The Earl of Csandon to Ise ['tendon of the Council, in the

place of Viscottnt Sidniouth, resigned.
V ticount Castlerea%lt to tic Sectetary of St Ile fur the C Instal

Department, in the place of the Earl of C trnJen.

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Lord Flarrorrhy to be Chancellor of thr Duchy of Lancaster,
in the roan of t..e Earl of Buckinghatuskue, resigned
These changes, we believe, were not decided
upon until a reconciliation between Viscount Salo-
mon-fa and Mr. PITT was found hopeless, and it
was felt that there was no chance of detaching any
of the leading Members of the Coalition. Visccunt
SlDsenur it, we understand, intimated to His
MAJESTY, on Friday, his intention to resign,
but consented, at the Royal request, to recon-
sider it, and he sent in his final determination
on Sunday. Lord Gaesivti.ta had also an
audience of His MAJESTY on Sunday, but the
subject, of course, can be only matter of conjecture.
We do not know who is to succeed Viscount CAS-
TLERLAGH as President of the Board of Controul.
Some say that he will retain it, but, perhaps, they
ground their opinion upon his Lordship's avowed
predilection for " two strings to his bow." Should
this prove the case, Mr. Parr will have added but
one new member to the Cabinet, in the person of
Lord HARROWBV, being more a nominal than a
real accession of strength : as his Lordship was al-
ready his supporter and friend. Mr. PIT r has thus
new-modelled his Ministry without giving it a par-
ticle of strength to snake up for the deficiency
caused by the secession of the ADDIHOTOI4 Patty.
We lately antiouuced that it was Mr. PITT'S inten-
tion to dissolve the Parliament, in case he earild not
form an Administration which should give him the
power and influence necessary to his management
of the public affairs with steadiness and facility.
We do not see any other course which now remains
for him to pursue. The Aooiworoa Party, esti-
mated at 43, will be a powerful reiniorcement to
the already formidable ranks of Opposition. Even
though they should not enlist ihemselves under the
banner of any other Chief ; surely Mr. Pi r r w:11
not depend upon their casual support, or subjea
himself to be defeated in some favourite point by
their sudden and unezpeaed hostility. Viscount
Sin vou ris was lately charged by the partisans
of Mr. ,Pirr, we will not say how truly, with
taking him unawares, while sitting with him in the
same Cabinet ; will his Lordship be likely to give
fuller notice of his casual opposition now,rwhen he
has not to study even appearances, and all delicacy
is removed by a complete and open rupture ! Nit.
PIT r neither can nor will hold his place by such a
tenure There is no chance of permanence for hi,
Administration, but in a new Parliament. It has
been said of Mr. ADDINGTON, that the influence of
the Crown was not sufficiently exerte 1, n it its in-
terest sufficiently consulted, in Ore formation of
the present one. Upon a iiiist eltlLon, Mr
Purr will not probably lay hsmself open to a I,ke
csasare. He will be able to surroand iiimstif with

new friends, and to greatly Meer, if
annibilAte, the ADDINGTON PArty in
Commons.

doubts entertained of Lard N
to Trinidad hive been removed.
Paper of the ,:tla of June states, that
bined Fleet had left Martinique, and
the I'.dth of May from Pigeon Island,
the *utiliser of 28 sail, steering a dire& ,
Trinidad. It was upon this informatioa
Nscsos shaped his course for that
Whether the information has been
the enemy, apprised of Lord NEI.SONs,
altered their course, and ran to the north.
not say. There is certainly some obscurity
part of the case. If the enemy passed r
the t.'fith of May, they would have'
to reach Trinidad before Lord NCL
The 1, trw: accounts make his Lordship
two-thirds of that distance in one day.
from Lord NeLsort are hourly expected,
their arrival a variety of rumours will
of these announced yesterday, upori
authority of a letter from Holland of
the defeat of the Combinua Fleet off ,
with the death of Lord Nrcson, and of the Spanish
Admiral GRAVIN A. Absurd as this report is, it ob-
tained general circulation.

Three Hamburgh Mails arrived yesterdAy, with
letters and papers to the 9d instant. The Rus;an

Minister. M. Novoswrzorr, arrived at Berlin ea
the 23d, and remained there so late as the
His mission has given rise to much speculation upon
peace; but. notwithstanding Russia and Prussia
appear desirous of effecting an accommodation
tween England and France, we have sanguiae
hopes that Lord NELSON has, before this, atchieved
a victory, which will infuse new spirit into the

nntinent, and produce, like that of Aboukir, a new

confederacy against France. BON At•Il re has got
Italy completely into his revolutionary crucible. 'fhe
new order of things is spreading fast over that nnf or.
tuna.e country. The Ga APi n SIGNIOR has refused
to acknowledge BOX•PARTC'S assumed title •f
44 King of Italy,"

We have also received a Gottenburgh Mail. with
Papers of the Cith, of which th's following is an
IMMO

J; 28.

•4 A Russian Courier goes by the packet to-day,
for England, whn has entered this place b ten days
from St. Petersburgh."

The creation of Peers so long talked or, it 7s now
said, will take place shortly after the Prolog. tion
of Parliament. Sir CH AXLES MOILGAS:, Mr. LVGI)N,
Sir W. Scott., and Sir H. MLLDrOAY, are tho'e
oil whom, it is repotted, that high honour is to be
conferred.
Mr. JAMES DALY has been returned to serve in
Parliament for the town of Galway.
Lieutenant General Sir Ev me Coott expels
daily to sail from Cork to Jamaica, to take upon
himself the government of that island, in the room
of General Nooaar. Sir Ewa. Coors will take
with him a part of the force now under his com-
mand, the remainder will continue at Cotk, and
will be strengthened by other corps ; the whole to
be placed udder the command of another General,
to be ready for service whenever they may be called
for.
The mien, the last of the East Lodi& fleet, has
gone round to Portsmouth; it may, therzfore,
be expeCted that the fleet will sail without any fur-
ther delay.
A postscript to a letter from St. Helena, dated
the t Ith May, received by His Manors's sloop
L'Espoir, arrived at Portsmouth, states, "that a sig-
nal was then flying for eight ships being in sight,
supposed to be the fleet from Bergal for England.'
The Fosny, SALM, from Wales for Cork, is to-
tally lost.
The Privet of W s and the Tvent6end packets,
from Lisbon, are arrived at Falmouth ; the mails
will no: be in town until this day.
The Amelland packet, from Falmouth, is arrived
at Lisbon.
The Minerva, Itit.rv, from Jamaica for Londim.
is captured, and carried into Cliba.
The American ships, Cheri,: Carter, Capt. Stmt.
[INS, from Virginia, for Falmouth, for orders, and
the Huntress, from New-York, for Malta, hare bent
captured by the Marie Spanish privateer, and re-
captured off Bermuda, by the Crescent, Cipt. LT'
SON, from Tortola, arrived at Liverpool. Tire Crts-
mt left them in lat. 35 N. long. 53 W. with or-
ders to proceed to Liverpool.
The Sophia, NIMMATI, from the Isles cf France,
arrived at Boston on the 7th June. She sailed es
the 21st March, and reports, that no late accounts
had been received of Admiral Li aois's sq,radrol,
but that the Britis'i Lquadron was daily expoaed
Yesterday, the 6: at of the three Lotteries fc: t' c
present year, was bid for as under :
N:. Niehndsav 17 2 9
Mr. T. Cove 16 14 0
Mears. l!et:sley, Pulley, and CApel 16 11 9
Mr. 'T dish
Mews:l'o,4o.A Shewell 16 8 0
Ms Sievewlight 13 17 10
Mr. RICH•StOSON was, of course, declared di
Purchaser.
The 4th lafantey, commanded by the Earl of
Crr ATHAIii, are on their march from lionham
'l.achey, to be encamped there. The first dinar*
vas expeeted at Lesves yesterday.
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The RGTAL FAMILY are expeCted to leave
tiindsor to-morrow Morning lietvreen nine and ten
' lock. They will change h-rses Bagshotr
owed to Hayford Bridge, where dinner is ordered
kr thwe em at Demezes's, at half past one o'clock.
o horses at Basingstoke, Overton, Andover,
tiStiey, Woodyates Inn, Blansiford, Dorchester.
ticl are expelled to arr'ye at Weymouth on Satur.
• r moining about five o'clock.
Monday evening the Goulemen of Windsor
hnir performed several of the most favourite com-
positions of Puacett, CROFT, &c. before
Their NIAJESTIEC, and several of the Nobility, at
the Royal Concert Room in the Castle, in which
they were relieved by the Duke of Kerr's Band,
took
Military music. A similar performance
took place on fuesday evening.
Yesterday morning, between nine and ten o'clock,
the ROYAL FAMILY-left Windsor in their travelling
can;ages ; His MAJLSTY went across the country
for Blackheath, on a visit to the Princess of WALLS.
lief MAJESTY and the Pit !scenes proceeded to
Lobo, where they arrived at the QIISAN'S House
shout twelve o'clock. In the course of the day they
were visited by the Dukes of YotE, CLAIM/CC,
5,..rx, and Cam aarooe ; Princess Sornt•
of
Grocctsrsa, and Princess Cm A IILOTTk of Watts.
Ire Honuurable W. F. Burster, the Chairman,
sad C. GRANT, the Deputy Chairman of the East
ltdia Company, were introduced to lice MAjesry
sni the P 4 apices/les, and presented them with seen-
r,.; choice Asid valuable presents from the East India
to:n7any, consisting of mains, brocades, and the
rvvit scarce a. tides that the Indies produce, which
they were graciously pleased to accept.

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Tate last arrivals at Cheltenham are,
Era and Countesa K..aintare, Earl ChrsterSeld, Lord and
Sddy Sunderiut. Lord Charleroi), Lord Laren, 1.,-ird H. Caren-
,.:l%, Lily M. A. Lade C. Wynne, Lady Payne, Mr.
s Lily C Cool& Sir Robert Presto Colonel and Mr'
i,ielnierhisset, Cod. rita,:erald, Col. Holmes, Cul. Huoth, Capt.
24.4';esun, and Capt. simeiwo.
The last arrivals at Bristol Hot-wells are,
LA and Lady Cawdur, the Countess of Kitipton, General
51 ear, Captain and Mrs. Cumming awl Faintly, Mr. and
A.Keyrlzll and Yamily, Mr_ and Mrs. Wne, Mr. and Mts.
E,noke.
Viscount M A Tit ew is with h:s regiment at Jersey,
'rhich are considered a very fine set of men. H.;
Lordship is unwearied in his attention to their im-
provement. Lady MATH sw accomparves liim,vrhose
vary gentle and amiable manners endear her to all
the inhabitants.
Notwithstanding the regular Colonel's jokes upon
patry rJeks, he would be much offended were any
r,ne to doubt his ability to make afe,earree of French-
men.
Mr. FosrEa leaves town on Saturday foe Tun-
bridge.
His Grace the Duke of Goasom arrived at
Aberdeen on Friday, from London, and cis Monday
se'nnight set off for Gordon Castle.
Sir JOHN St•BI1ONT and family left town on
Sunday. for their seat, Break Wood. near Bt. Albert's.
Sir MARKT Fa ATIMISTORHAUGI4 will leave town
to-morrow.
The German Theatre was well attended last
right, and the entertainments received with un-
bounded applause. The Duke of Rozeusioit ho-
',oared it with his presence.
Last week arrived in Edinburgh, the Earl and
Countess of Morrow, the Earl of Asteoerm, the
lion. Col. Bovit, General \Vote's and family,
and Miss Fiesta, of Castle Fraser.
Mrs. SIDDONS was to perform Beteidera on Satur-
day night, at the Edinburgh The:ure ; and on
Monday Led', Mccbeth, for her own benefit.
Some people think that the combined sect are
to Nesefuli.,diehd. If they be such fah, Lord
NELSON will certainly beat them to rteek fish.
The Rt. Hon. Lord F. G. Osaoaws and H. Ho.
wait tit, Esq. are Stewards for the ensuing Bright-
lielentone Races, which will commence oo the 312 d
instant.
Le Curious was judiciously chosen for its late
mission from the West Indies. We have no doubt
but that the Terrible, Lord Net.son's ship, whl also
fully up to its name.
Master Bsery is engaged far eight aliglits at the
Worcester Theatre: he will make his &het on Mon-
day the 22d, in die part of Navel.
Major-General the Marquis of HVNTLY arrived
at Aberdeen on Monday se'nnight, from London, to
recame the command of the Northern Di,tria.
Tlie Queen of Er au rit A is certainly to be married
t F.V;tI4IC BEA6II4AINOIS, BON 's step-son ;
but, what is not a little curious, the bride is to cede
.5 part of her royal premises to France, as a preli-
minary condition of the nuptials.
A young Lady, only twelve years of age appeared
at the Cheltenham Theatre, on Saturday last, in
the arduous chasaaer of Richard the Third.
En MAPART t, by incorporating the Parina:an with
his Empire, appears like other great statesmen, a
little partial to ther,e.porings.
Miss Durres:es benefit at Glasgow mete f her at
least 2001. She will follow Mrs. Si ocioNS At the

Edinburgh Theatre.
The grand Cricket Mauls between the B.'s and
AU England, was decided yesterday in Lonts'a
Cricket (round, in favour of the tonne'. At two
r,'clock, twenty guinea-, were betted to a seten &W-
-in)... piece of AU England.
The Belfast Phenomenon rnadel.erd. but on Satur-
day law at the Dublin Theatre, in the part of /geed.
The new National SpeClacle of T. Fogrt4 cf
or Mures Buy, now performing at the C.ovat.
lIICLA, is truly animating to every British bosons.
The Prison Scene--The beating up of tlif Ia Loire,
7-The engagement and worming the Fort, contain
sumitions of interest, and producing a truly grand
tea; besides an admirable song by' Mri. Sr Lev.
akar, given with great sweetness., execution, and
taste. Mrs. Roes- iv sings one of much htmsoar
is Ifatt, rflp.t,r.,; a chaiaaer she supports to admi-
ra,tl"--This piece, with ion ere, Privress of 80-41,tia,
wnich stands in the highest degree of estimation,---
The MV4I 7 /eo—A Hatlequidado of rich enter-
ttinment, and MAK, LS'S riJing, ccrot fail of 4...m-
-I%4:tint the crowded houses 4cheld at that 'theatre.