The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-12 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS•

LONDON,
TUESDAY, JUNE 12.

The Motion for going into a Committee, upon Mr.
rises Defence Bill, was, last night, opposed in the
Ise of Commons; but was carried by a Majority
50. The debate was not interesting, as none
the leading Members on either side took part in
It cannot be considered a trial of strength, as
Opposition evidently did not muster their whole
It was, however, the general opinion, that
7 would have strained every nerve. The Minis-
made preparations accordingly ; and thus the
)sition have acquired a knowledge of the
ttest number which be can bring against them.

The Article in some papers from Vienna of the
of May, which states that rte Emperor of
us 4v has ai.knowlede;ed SONAtA RTC'S Imps-
dignity, is at least pre.weeeure. The Corsican was
proclaimed at Paris on the 20th, and we can-
suppose that the Cabinet of Vienna would ad-
its Sovereign to salute Bomar alert an Em-
before the French &nate, and the French
We have French Papers to the 2.1 inst.
the proud charader of the usurper is too well
own to doubt that :he official acknowledgment of
lawful Sovereign would have long remained
secret. We have beard from private information
the House of Austria has been offered
',trinities so Italy, and at 14e expose? of the
(Mash empire, for such an ad s but we have
!ard, at the same time, that :his House will
How the example of other Imperial and Royal
,uses, its equals.

The last Continental Papers confirm what we ex.
lasively mmitioned, that HEDOUVILLE, BONA-
.arE's A-nbassador in Russia, only waited for the
urn of a Courier from Pads, to quit St. Peters-
-1.-gh. This C•urier passed et: the 25th ult.
,u,;lll3erlins and, probably before this time, that
;bassador has left the Russian capital.

Me are happy to say, toat the respeitshle Rus-
t. '4lO. 4DOR in this country, Count de Wo.
*4 continue to reside here; but report
tha. --ioax B. WA utcv, being promoted to
val apt arson have a successor.

Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Dan lin Assasss A.
s had an audience of 1,,,rd iliaitowaY at his

Yesterday eventbg, about six o'clock, Their MA-
;TIES in a post-chariot, followed by the Princesses
izA axrn, MARY, and SOY if 1 A , And the Duke of
rNT ill two coaches And tour, escorte.: by a party
Light Horse, took an a:ring in the neighbour-
‘od c f Islington.
lesierday, about ten o'clock, His MAJESTY gave
I audience to the Lortn Cm.rucit.Loa.

Captain LA VMA N arrived at the Admiralty on
tturday, with dispatches from Lord Nwom. By
it appears that the Toulon fleet had aattally
to sea, but return•-d aAain to Dort, after being
tsed f r two days by our squadron. The British
• had ttuised for the enemy near twelve months,
the tempestuous Gulph of Lyons, without re-
iving the slightest injury, or having a sick or dis-
isked man on board. Lord N by his cons.
attaches every person to him ; butt vc have to
Int that the unremitting attention to th t trust re-
I in him has, in some degree, impaired his
Ithip's health.
visit of Mr. LiviNcsvott to this country, is
Il unexplained. According to public rumour, he
le to state some circumstances wl ich Mr. Fox

AI advisable to communicate to His MAJesry's
,;,hners. It is adiled that BON APART' has ex-
tssed his willingness to consent to a,t arrange-
tt with resped to Malta, if we will acknow edge
new Imperial Government.
Admiral Cos aw A I.LII has been reinforced by two
it of the line from Plymouth. Advices have been
lived of the Brest fleet having made some de-
;strations indicatory of an intention to put to sea.
to of our frigates of the inshore squadron fully
umnitred the Drench fleet in the outer-road in a
7 accurate manner, and found they consisted of
0 three-deck 98 guns, ant twenty-three two-
ships, 80 and pins, two rasees, six frigates,
:1 six corvettes and gun-brigs, with sails all bent,
11 apparently ready for sea.
fhe intrenched position, near Chelmsford, is nearly
vpleted ; there only remains the abhatis to form,
a_h, from the expence of the wood necessary, it is
'posed will be deferred till the landing of the ene-
i takes places. This position is universally al-
,w•ed by all military men, to relied the highest
edit on the engineer who planned and executed it.
.e Coldstream and Third Regiment of Guards,
10 have been employed on it since its commence-
at, merit the highest eulogium for their skill and
teittinn.

Another satyrical pamphlet has been published at
tmburgh, and industriously circulated in Ger-
i, rntituled " BON AP ARTII the dreaded; Mo-
'to the respefted ; Hanover the pitiable; and
Hanse Towns, snitch-cows." In consequence of
:er...ntations from the French and Prussian Mi-
ters to the Senate, its sale has been prohibited,
dcr the penalty of I ttu ris-dollars.
A caricature at Paris represents Mr. PITT de-
ir.g the entry to the Y.:chequer against Mr.
't In Mr. PITT•S party ate observed the K—,
Q----, the Duke of Yonst, &c. Mr. Fox is
ted by tile Prince of the Duke of CL A-
.ts the GeartvitAts, \lr. WisouAm, &C.
ADDING rou, in the dress of a Court Chaplain,
z'llllB between the two parties, and saying his
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