The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-01 00:00:00

card Lieut.aGeneral Sir DAV:D Bann, =1 to su.
persesie him,, likewise, at CommanJer-in-Chief
of
the troops. He is Lieut.-Colonel of the 17th Dra,
roils, and a very able Offizer.
Sir Sto.tutt. AUCHIAVI V is an old officer, of great
same and talent ; so that the country has reason to
look forward with conlideac.: to the result of the
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expedition.
A detachment of the Artiliet y from the Plymouth
lines, is, it is said, under orders for embarkation, to
join the expedition:, v. lien they ..ppear a the Sound.

We stated, yesterday, our reason fur believing, the
report tot a serious affray at 'rullamore. There vete
no arrivals from Dublin yesterday, but Government
have received intelligence to th tt effect. It was be-
tween the Irish Militia and the Garman legl.m. The
townspeople tools no part in it. The number of
killed on both sides amounted to thirty. A great
many are wounded, among whom are two Officers,
one of them dangerously. Tranquillity, we arc
happy to say, is now entirely restored.

The Oniniam left of', yesterday, at 91, and the
Consols at 631. The capon that the Eatl of LAL-
DEROALC and Lord HOLLAND are to proceed to
Paris as joint Plenipotentiaries, was prevalent in the
city, and to it was ascribed this rise in the funds.—
Those who would discredit the report, state, that
these Noblemen are pursuing their usqal occupations
and amusements, and do not betray any symptom
of preparation fir a journey. They would have
but little address if they could not manage this pcint
without letting all the world know it. It is certain
that they both have had frequent conferences with
Mr. Fox. Lord HOVLAND'S children, who arrived
at Brighton only on Sunday, returned to town on
Wednesday—a circumstance which shews that there

is something unsettled in Lis Lordship's establish-
ment.
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A letter from Barbadoes, of the 29th June, Ames,
" that Mariana had aaually proceeded to the Spa-
nish Main, with a fresh reinforcement of (native) co.
lunteers ; and that he had been assisted by Admiral
COCilltAtl6 with some ships of war." It will afford
us the most sir.cere satisfaaion to hear that this in-
telligence is confirmed.
An Opposition paper states, that there has been a
division in the Cabinet upon a Maritime qiestian of
the highest importance to the nation, upon which
they divided, and that Lord was in a
Minority--that it arose out of the present negotiations
with France, and that it is understood to he a cen-
erasion on our part cf some Maritime principle.
The Lanark Regiment of Militia, which arrived
at Ramsgate on Tuesday, and remained in the bar-
racks the night, embarked on Wednesday morn-
ing, near 1200 strong, on board the transports which
brought back the East Essex Regiment from Scot.
land ; the Lanark are bound for Leith.
Lord Boats ramie, Colonel of the North Devon
Regiment, is arrived at Portsmouth, to inspea that
regiment. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yoa*
is expected there on Friday, and will proceed to visit
the depot in the Isle of Wight.
The following is a corral statement of the milli.
lacy forming the Plymouth Garrison and Distria s
Lientenant General England, Major General Calera:l. Lime.
tenant General Mercer, Major General Bright. *ripest 11118.
neral St/phone...a Division of Royal Artillery. a =B7/.1
Royal Engineers, a Detachment 41 the 34 Dragoon
111411eMeliew of the 544, or Cornwell Regiment. a IbMilitee
otiogol Mariam, Capt. MilleeTroop of Detwitelette Yoombey,
the Royal Cornwall. the William*, with the lit and Sdßego
met., of Lancashire Militia, 3d Roral Veteran Battalion,
Prim* of Welfe's Volunteer infantry, Duke of If ~rk'a Volun-
teer A flitter, Ply reoetli Volunteer Infantry, sod Loral Dock
Volunteer lu'fastry womerirg, tom isistWitle, about UM
eff-riitves.
Wednesday morning, the left wing of the Cold-
stream Regiment of Condi marched from Deal, on
their route to Chatham.
We understand the Kivio's ADVOCATE, and
other Officers, hare fettled the prize money. kc. of
the prizes taken at the celebrated battle off "Frefal-
gar, and that it has received the saaftios of the
Privy Council. The widow of the late gallant Ad-
miral Lord Num'', and all his relativesoire excluded,
it being the opinion of Government,rhat sufficient Las
been dime for the family. Lori CoLiaucreon is
to have the distribution.

The naval returns. up to this day, state the nnm-
!see of ships in eomrniistrm to be—of ine line, 132 ;
fifties, 17; (iigates, 1651 sloops, &c. 196; gun-
brigs. &c. 242; making a to:.il of 751 ireuels.—
There are, besides, in ordinary—of the line. 79;
fifties. 16: higstas. 61: slop., Sec. 66; gun-
brigs. SM. ; being, in the whole 1003 vessels.
An Ems& of a Letter from lieutenant Dsv
of the Illissehs frigate. to his Aunt, resident in Bath,
dated Le titterrtsve, July 43, says,
The Gamier* arestad assataesast4s, Wham I are same
On Wan% she 4•1 at a wretched saw; ...gist Bra. 4ssamautssa4,
and issasg's.learcaw. bins a. all 41rystassar Char .is have
Anna° anehrs *tab Qat, brie" what they A. 4 thrown ever
Ilsenssels•l an the algae. 'nutty reamiss4 se Waal du. ma
a wheat* *).41, wean 1.1, sofa • et sr/seas bame1••••141...44 ss•sy
4sy. In 0 oar, stsir ha. rot a snag etwasolkie aaas4llse I Mse Ms
woo ,zes4.6l- that 5. to ash asyschilif .amid he drat 1a vs abort
• isms. as, oar rod., swsd to Unit an lais.`e. it is was 1.11 1611
mon, ir anal the IlleatlVP 111.11b1111:s Pt 14.44 no sisp's coat
pA fly Assn eat pet bona Goss terPll4.t. *lse owasilevrig.
1 4. say, thanes I onglel net. that 4 al as amorous ass askew
as loss loci Isrogbe by soy suns:, Our doss *sr."

"strap of a Letter, dated ramp at 144alarao. in
Si:ily. May IN. 1416 t—•• We have a: present titoe
Regiments of In( .ntry ariT flue Troops of Dto-
sg.yon. ; on tbst Idtirtiattili is in a fair nay of setting
a limn reception. shoeld he iti.Ortpt kn iftit IN*
~land. We yesterday heard. that Sir Smear
Sui t • hal taken the Wand ofNC.aart width Sys
at the opetrith of the hathrwr 4 so time the
teed. of that onfaamomoso city grill lee amtiosly
Ow of out films. lifintatite Peak aia irosobnitts.
rani with supplies so tic arty as the ("porky
*dr, oho eases • trentda MN, • t stantriaa a they
sit little or oodstiso hot olio they p:ondor f and.
car . the Calabrions shalt tiles wisoever
ibe)aerrithisis is ass. pasies."