The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-08 00:00:00

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211. r. Pitt's Motion 4O
Against it 14—M
The g;port of tdhje' S Y • 1 Red Wine Dufy Bill
pant"'ordered be read a
~, brolight up, and the Bil to
0 it.; time on Tuesday:
The
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•Tbe third readingu of the most-say Advowson ,se'
nr, postponed till Wednesday. P
Blivf. a...35.i t.:xamoca brought. up the Report of the , it
a ng into consideration the Im- I fi,
con,ttee
roverneatoff4rthieotl Ikaoirlrurr;o4f, Hvrii,wth,for which a sum I b
rency NrAS granted. I -1
et exceeding 'oo_ 1,, I
ilia the Report of the . Committee . for taking into cm,
0 deration the expediency of bringing coals to tr
consideration
on by the Paddington Canal. bills were or- E
wed to he prepared accordingly. si
Mr. HUSKISSON btonght up a Bill for giant- 0
to• 2to His Majesty a sum of money to be raised by ,
",,,a`' of Lottery, which was read a first time, and ti.
ot
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ed to be read a second time on Monday. ni
1117. HIJSKIS',O/4 brought up an Account of the 0
Amount of the Revenue of Officers in the Isle of '
Mao. Ordered to lie on the table and he printed.
mother Orders were postponed, and the House btll
2,ficuroed, at HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK, until F
blond* le
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LONDON, I li
SATURDAY. Joie 8. a
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Mr. C--, v gave notice last night in the House t
of Commons of a Motion upon the present State of r,
the country, on Wednesday se'nnight ; and the a
F.arl of Caw vsrosr gave notice of a similar Mo. s
tiara in the House of Lords, on Thursday sc'nnight.
These Re: zes were preceded in both Houses by a 1
,bart convel,at,on concerning that part of His MA- 1
es,ey's Speech at the opening of the Session, which 1
adverted to the relations between this country and c
, Russia. s
• The Libretti brig, LieuLenAnt Corso, arrived at f
I Plymouth on Tuesday, with dispatches from Gib- 'i
rah:, which were immediately forwarded to the 1
t Admiralty, and received on Thursday. We urrder-
r stand the, brio,{ an account that Lord NELSON had i
It• passel the Gut of Gibraltar, in pursuit of the Corn- '
bined Fleets, bet we fear he has little chance of
t bin able to overtake them, as they had the start of ,
r him by twenty-eight days. Off Cape Finisterre,
K Lieutenant CODD spoke a Dane, who passed the !
French fleet off the Cape de Vera Islands, consist- i
Mg of 14 sail of the line, with frigates fall of troops,
meeting southward. The Master of the neutral add- i
pl od, thathe was hail d by one of the French frigates,
'-v who said they were bound to the Cape of Good Hope.
"I The -Ilse% 'd packet, arrived at Falmouth, mi-
ll
is. firms this report. S left Lisbon on the 22d last.
pI eagrlon adoiick •led from Portsmouth, under
G. 1-.i.saAto, atriv dat Gibraltar on the 13th, .
and rem nod in the Bay on the 16th. The Queen
ri and Denson, we understand, had joined Lord
'e Nct.som. The following is an extrad of a letter re-
:.
A eeived from his Lordship, dated at sea, three days
:t ter he sailed from Lagos Bay :--., It is true, we
.3 ate greatly inferior in ships to the enemy ; but I
should count it the happiest moment in nay life to
,e hive an cpportunity of trying my strength a ith
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The Hairiburgh Mail, due on Sunday, arrived at
a latelhour on Thursday. The papers, which it has
to brought, mention that a Congress for a general
A peace is to be held at Brussels, at which M. Novo.
d[ myrzoro will attend as Plenipotentiary of Russia.
rd Aleut? by the Gottenburgh Mail states, on the con.
id trary.that the treaty of offnnsive and defensive alliance
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la has been ratified between England and Russia ; that
y; the latter power has broken off all tonne Rion with
he France, and that her troops will immediately take
he
an advanced station in Pomerania. These reports
R of alliances and negotiations are, we helicon, in-
-le titled to very little credit.
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tie The First Report of the Seled Committee, upon
ad Er H. Porit•m, is given in the last page.
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11. The Orpheus frigate sailed from Lisbon on the
:tI 19th May, with a fleet for England. The Dia see
RN packet, with a mail from Falmouth, arrived at Lis-
bon on the 20th.
he Mr. PAUL, on Wednesday, was unanimously
t.e eleted to serve in Parliament for the borough of
Is Newtown, Hants, in the room of Cm•aLES Cater-
el, MAN, Esq.
an. The Queen of ETRURIA, according to private
Irrr, letters from Italy of the 14th inst. Gas given her
Mutt to espouse Prince Eu a B
ted ill 11 twelvemonth from this "I"
EALHAISQI.
Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London,
at before the Right lion Sir J NI •
Knight. Lord Chief y' • ',.."it a *moist,
n . usuce of His MAJESTY'S
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. aturtlro,fniCtromTemrmon
1805eas :at Westminster, in and
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fa;. From tha manner in winch Mr. Evans, jun. late
and the county of Dublin wai96introduced in our
t ar-
, er. de nf yesterday, relative to cite e Irish B
, on mlght be
P"shiblY supposed that he was alluded
. a, on of the persons ba-isbcd from Itel.a:.J. We
%•ol- re authority to say that he went to France with
r it Permission of Cayman:mat, to remain there As
,Isla 1 as he 6:1411 please.
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