The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-06 00:00:00

THE 11118,1T1511-1 P

LON i)ON,
SATURDAY, APRIL 6.

Some of the Papers acsert noon the &rye araho-
raq," that the whole of the Toulon fl:et were in
Toulon upon the Itith of Fo:wuary, with the excep-
don of one vessel, which was wrecked off Ajaccio.

Nothing new transpired yesterday respelling the
West Indies.

The expedition had not sailed yesterday from
Portsmouth ; the Queen and the Dragon, which were
to convoy the transports, not having yet returned.

We have received Paris Papers to the 25th, but
they contain scarcely a paragraph worthy of notice.

We have also received the I lamburgh Mail, due
on Wednesday, with litters and papers to the 30th,
from which we have made the following extr.tas :

HANKS 011 HE MA INI., MAI:C:II23.
According to the public journals, the Wurttm-
berg state prisoners lately arrested have been en-
gaged in a plot, to assassinate or carry of one or
more persona of the first distinelion. The Second
Deputy from the states of Wurtemburg, M. Klup-
fer, is still at \Tit:nu 1.
_ _ .

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We read in The .4fri..burg6 Gaseue the Glowing
paragraph There is a report of important
changes in our countries relative to the frontiers, in
consequence of the good understanding and har-
mony vriti:h prevail between Austria and France."

NAHMLIDA, MARCH 24.
A great number of troops have lately arrived in
ei•tlevout Burgundy and lerarche Comte. A camp
will be formed near Dijon, where General d'Avoust
will command when the Emperor makes his journey
en Milan.
The conspiracy diecovered at Smug:, dt is attri-
buted to the mach:natio/1i of certain secret societies,
particularly that of the Illuminati. Assessor Bass
has been brought from Vienna to liohen Asperg,
under a guard.

Yesterday, about one o'clock, Her NIA.' ECT V and
the P,UNCEESti lett the Qvcin's House fc,r Windsor.
Lt two o'clock His MAJESTY held a private le-
vee, ,zilch atteint by
Tie' ~..11bashoo of C.I bury.
Tat .ord Chaneellnr.
ibe Lord Chancellor of Ireland.

TimDukeof Motorola.
'rite Nferiu.sae. CmumralLs and Tertian!:
EarS..—Weatmertnmi, Wutcll,lsea, Dartmouth, Catmint,
Chatham, 114aectesfiTI.1, Aylesforri, and Buckingham:lllre.
N.J.:aunt Sidmouth.
Lords--Rivere, Napier, Mu!grave,, flaukesbur6 , and El-
lenhomugh...

General Finch.
Sirs—Charles P6le, S. Conerel, and Charles Morgan.
?Jesus —Rose, Vansittaft, and O'Grady.
The Marquis CORNWALtIS took leave of His
M AJSSTY previous to his departure for India.
Mr. VA N5l TT Alla was introduced to His MA-.
JIST vby Viscount Si MOUTH, on his late appoint-
ment in Ireland, and had the honour to kiss his
Ms.tesev's band.
Earl CHASKA Si had the honour to kiss His MA-
JESTY'S hand on his being appointed Governor of
Plymouth.
Mr. o.GasEor had the honour to kiss His MA-
JESTY% hand on his being appointed Attorney Ge-
neral of Ireland.

Lord NAPIIC had the like honour on his being
*primed Lord High Commissioner of Scotland-.
After the levee had closed, His MAJSIITT held a
Privy Council, which sat till half past four o'clock.
His MAJUTT then gave private audiences to Lord
liklukaaava. Viscount SIVIIOVIN, Mr: VAN I• 17-,
TAIT, Earl Canna's, Fall of B11CIL:111311•11311111,
1?411 M CCLUFILLD. Sir CH411.11 POLE, die Pee-
sident of the Natial Court of Enquiry. laid before
}its MAJESTY another report of the CoMmissiOners.
it CH mitts Moscars bad an audience. and laid
before His MAJESTY the proceedings of Several
Court Martials.
A short time before six o'clock, His M
set off in his travelling carriage for Windsor.
At a late hour on Thursday night, Mr. P4llllOlll,
tile Messenger, arrived at Lord Mr Los AVes Ace,
with dispatches from the Court of Sweden.
Dispatches were on Thursday received at the Ad-
miralty from Admiral Sir CH•111.1151 COr.TON, Of
Brest. The Brest fleet returned to harbour on the
29th ult. where they now quietly remain.
Yesterday arrived a mail from Lisbon, brought
to Falmouth, by the I' .ace Of irsdits packet in ter.
days.
Yesterday a Court of Dire fors was held at the
Fast 'lndia House, when Capt. JOHN DA te was
sworn into the command of the New Ship, 800 tons,
building by Mr. RORRADALt. The Court adjourned
at six o'clock, till Tuesday next.
The following is the House List for Governors
and Direftors of the Bank of England, or the year
ensuing

sus onvassinss
Porn;amin Wanthorp, Esq. Ctnerniii.
Beei.tint Long, Esq. Deputy Governor.
rue tanincteras
Alirxanits, liming, Esq. Sir Richard Nesse' }Lit.
S.riiuuel ancinroet, Esq. .I.7remish Olive, Esq.
Alexander Champion, Esq. John Pearce, Esq.
• :eurge 'Demon, Esq. Join Puget, Frl.
Nath. Angle French. Esq. Thomas Rallies, Esi.
Jeremiah [farms", Esq John Raker Riciords, Esq.
Juba Josiah liolfosd, F.sq. Edward Stineim, F.
•I hnmas Langley, Esq. Henry Smith, : mi.
comas Leo's, Eq. Peter Isas.:Tl‘silinson, Esq.
dinning. Esq. SAnwel Thornton, Esq.
land Esq. Sir ihrins Wst.cits, St and Aid.
Ira
, i.. I.lus W..igore, E..q.
for Governor and Deputy Governor
etday, the 9th, and of liireetors,
the 10th inst. from „,‘, in die fore-
in the after noon.

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