The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-06-04 00:00:00

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the rc.r e pat tizs mof,t violent in :Lei; camplaints,Las
produced an outcry in America, not leis loud and fu-
rious than if the L,ander had bombarded New York.
The body was brought on shore, publicly exhibited,
and honoured with a public funeril, in which the
Corpration of New York, and all the democratic
snc:etit:s which. infest that city, followed in pro-
cc.blol. A quantity of fresh provisions, purchased
in the market for the use of the British tquadron,

was stopped by an outrageous mob, and carried in
triumph to the receptacle of all the heggary.of the
town ; the public prints were put into in .urning.
and to complete this climax of folly and ex-
travagance, a hill of indictment for mueorai was
actually preferred, and found by the Grand Jury
of New York, against Capt. Wurrsv, the com-
mander of the Leawier.
We are coniiJe3it, however, that the good sense
of the people of America, and the wisdom of the
Legislature, which basics lately defeated this pei-
turbel spirit. will again triumph over those par-
tizans and agents of France, and determined foes
of Ergl•cnd and America.
Peace between America and Tripoli was pro.
sciainsed at Washington on the 25th April. The
Illeatjt between these two powers was satifiul "iy
the President on the 17th, and has been .puWisl:ed
in the New York Papers: It stipulates, that in the
ease of a future war, the prisoners taken by either of
these powers shall not be made slaves, but be regu-
larly exchanged. The New York papers also con-
tain the Report of the Committee to wh,,m was re-
ferred the resolution of appropriating two millions
,Of dollars, in addition to the usual sum for the pur-
poses of intercourse with Foreign nations. It begins
tith stating. that the objed of the resolution is to
commence a negociation with France and Spain.
fpr the purchase of New Orleans and the Floridas ;
and contains much interesting Information respedt-
hag the value and importance of these countries to
the Vnired States ; bet the length of the article
obliges us to defer its insertion to a future day.

Lord Hrtrav Parr complained last night, in
4 e House of Commons, that the notice which he
"nye cf a Bill for the relief of persons with large
families, has been misrepresented in the public
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scuts. We understand his Lordship to have said,
in Isis explanation last night, that the relief is not to
be gran•ed by an alteration of the Property rit:t,
bat partly upon the As essed r
ases ; but as his
Lordship spoke in a very low tole, we cannot state
pith cortaisty.

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Yeverdayaboot ate ci'e!ock, Mairsrv, Piin-
cfss.3 Aect.st A ..nd Et it Astra. and the Duke of
CUMISLNLA“). visited Lady C. Fliice, at St.
James's, and partook ofsi.me refresisment.
• °heel day :limning gatl Brat ci.* and the Duke
of POaTtAND visited His Maitsvv.
Yes:ttday the Duchess of Yost vi.i:ed the Royal
ramify.
Last night's Gazette eanta:nz the following no-
tice:
The Eine has been pleased too:aim it to be signified by the
Right II .nour..Shs Charles ..tees Fox, Ha M.)env's Pent, i;el
Secretary of State for For,ign Arfei.s, S. the Munger' of
?dirndls and IleoUal Power• tesmioas at this Court, that, to
tea-equine, of subsequent rivicee, the II:ck bade a. n-Nocral
Ile the NH Ministers on the oth of npr:l last, shall not exter,d
le the !UV., Trace.
Estimate of the charge of the proposed adJitienal
pensions aid allowances to soldiers :
Cheese of an Angtnei,sation to the Out Pension of
Chelsea and g•lmsinhara . . 141,0001.
Ditto of an Enete...e ,if Ail..-Ysnce to serjeanis
and Cetyourals sit the Army - • 0,0001.
Dino -of the enveyed kilnernees to be granted
M Hen after certain Periods of Service . 157,0001.

Total C,arge for 355 DI,. • san,..eui.
The numher of Licences for killing Game. isstwd
in Ireland from the srh of Jan. 1505, to t:.e S.lt of
Jan. 1606, amounted to 3,469, yielding a duty of
7,6751. Is.
Tic Ds.lish Company's ship "fere P•i•dyns.
Capt. Hsen, arrived off Dover, sailed from Can-
tos en the gth of 3Annary, and passed the Cape of
Gond Hope the Sth of March.
The letters brought by the Lisbon Mail, the ar-
rival of which we stated yesterday, were delivered
our yesterday morning. Some of these, dated Li.bon,
May IS. say, "thr a Treaty, guaranteeing the
neutrality of Portugal. was signed at Mach id. on
the 19th of April, by the Plenipotentiaries of France
and Portugal.
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A letter, dated Tortola. the 14. h April, brought
to Falmouth bt the Prow Adolphtgr packet, the ar-
rival of which we announced yesterday. stares, that
the expecltion under General MI aa sio• had effeeted
• landing at the Crams', and as far as it had pro.
ceeded into the country was attended with uniform
stnt-cess. It is now said, that the °Neff of this en-
c. anise ig of no less extensive a description than
the revolltionising the whole of South America ;
and as MIRANDA was every where joined by the
inhabitants, little doubt is entertained of his com-
plete success. He is said to have not less than
30,000 stand of arms, which he distributes among
the people who repair to the revolutionary standard.
Yesterday, the Loao MA von ordered the price
of bread to be mai:wed at Is. ltd. the quartern
loaf.

Lord Chief Justice 11 msr istn sat at No,, Prim:
yesterday, in the Court of Commnn-Pleas, at Guild-
hall; but no r cause of any interest to the public
eras tried. Thursday nest, which is to terminate
••:: S4ttincs. after this term, is filed fur special Jury
causes. 'Cheat are but three in the list.
Lord Esuaissoanuon sat at N.si Prism yews-
"ll. at Guildhall. but novas of any public interest
3ceuroed. His Lordship will not try any A the
-Pvial Jury Canoes until &fur the en,u;t4; Trinity
J. cif