The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-24 00:00:00

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Jewic;, VIDA4II, 11-115, r•ltlting Ca-Ir.
Prinzese Charlotte, eium, POO, C...aal.ms, V'iuu Ca•th:, sal
Mouclie.
a 4 s • 12.
A bulletin was circulated on the 2.1, at Careas..
sone and Pctpign...o, which had been received from
Spain, and of w;.i.:11 the following are toe contents
" English prizvs taktnt in •he parr of Lisbon by
the combined fleet of France and Spain ;.
" Five ships of theline, 13,031:00i1 of piastres.
t frnrn silty to eighty sail, forming a convoy, cl.stitted
fir Gibraltar or Malta. To this list, a letter,
which came by anoth.A rind, adds 44)00 troops.
which surrendered ; and whit - were, it is said. to
be sent to Gibraltar. It is not known whether the
15,000,009 of pial-oe; are in money arm •rchandise..
but they are supposed to be specie. We may be sir
taken with respea to some of the dna?! , but the
loss of the English is not the less proligion, and
cannot fail to give a grett blow to their :onunerce,
which isthe true sup; art of their posse,. 'Will. news.
which has been circulated In several day; in the
departments horderinj on Spain, with an tiniporm
detail of circurns...nac•es, arpears eert.a,n, 110
far as that the combiaecl 'legit have entered Lisbon,
and made an immense booty."

A• 7 14.

Bonaparte is at Alexandria.
The fultda 59 3.10.

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Yesterday morning, at s:x teci-at, a discharge
of artillery announced the commencsiment cf the so.
lemnity of the day. The parade a sembled at nine,
and all the other troops were under arms at t n
o'clock, and repaired tt, their appointed posts. The
crowd of speCtators would have hem eteater, hal it
not been for the rain. Meanwhile Gen. Marmiint,
with his Etat-Major Rottiseau, General sisfllivnien.
all the other Frenzh and Batavian Of( ht
both of the Army and Navy, must of the Merrbets
of the Clrpt Diplamatqa,, and a number of persons
of distinflion of both sexes, had repaired to the H
ell
of their High Mighttnesses, where Madame Schim-
melpenninck also appeared. Precisely at twelve the
procession went, in the manner settled nt •he Cete.
monial, from the O►d Court to the lnnsr Court.
Ilia Excellency the Pensionary was recisve.t in the
Hall in the manner prescribed, toil his seat. .m 4
administered the oath to the vlembers of the As.
sembly of their High Mightinesses, one by one. as
they were introduced. They next elened M. Van
Styrum their President, hefore whom the Petutonary
took the oath prescribed by the Curisittuir.ri, and his
Excellency opened tile d.ssiiris with a I 'es Speech.
When the Speech was finish,d, the Petisioitary quit.
ted the Assembly; ai.d M an Styrum. as
dent, took the Chitr; and :Our he 4,,a irn plwed the
Divine blessing ic their High Mightiness's. end the
Executive Adetnistration, in a short address. a
Committee of three Members was avointel, tin his
proposition, to draw up an answer to the Pension.
ary's Address ; whereupon the first sitting broke up
by adjournment to the next day.

Contrary to general expectation, and, indeel, to the
• I
do Brines of chance. another Jay's Drawing hrs elaps-
ed, without a single capital Prize turning up. The s 1
consequence is, that the Lottery is now breonrlng
an objeft of infinite importance to public attention.
ioi
With all the floating great Capitals still in the • 1
Wheel (after three days drawing out ot till Doll)
and with a 50001. to the first drawn To-reorrow
Morning, 20,0001. on the Sir.h Day, and :0.001.
on the Eighth. are considerations momentous We
yond preodeO in tbe annals of Lowrie',
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