The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-11 00:00:00

merely to pre►e .t its Qectipation by llass;a,
it is not yet certain that she will depart from i..
system of neutrality.

previous to the 20th of Oetober.
Dispatches from India, brought by chi nice-
neach Bombay cruiser. Captain Jour WA Let, mere
received by Government and the Court of Diredors.
on Saturday. The Trigcover4 left Bengal the 14th
of 'June, arrived at St. Helena the sth, and left it
the Bth of September. She was detained in the
Channel for nearly siateen days, by cont•ary winds,
and suffered severely from several violent gales. be.
fore she could make Plymouth. where she arrived
on Thursday evening. The &deices brought by
the Teigereensh state, that a Treaty of Peace has
been coaeluded with the Rajah of Bina-renal, and
several of the neighbouring Chiefs nn that lisle of
India. General IiaItCOUST has met with great
success in forming Treaties with the Chiefs, dad
RAJ ANS IN COTT•CII, and in the Bundlecuad, for
the proteltioa of their natithal interests ; ani tran-
quillity was restored in ell the Provinces belonging
to the Company, and also in those recently acquired.
Apprehensions were. however, entertained, that
Hotta* would be able to eolled..forces sufficient
to disturb the general tranquillity, although great
numbers of his followers bad deserted him, and
entered into the services of the East India Com-
pany, the Rajah of 'Slime, and SCINDI A. General
Lard Lacs was about to adopt measures, which, it
was hoped, would defeat the hostile schemes a this
restless Chieftain. Detachments were to be sfittlisii.
ed in the several distrids, to ad together, in case of
emergency, and particularly to defend the inhabit-
ants exposed to his predatory incursions, which
were always attended with ads of extreme cruelty
and avarice. The troops in Fort %Wiliam were in
a very bad state of health, and several of them
died daily. The following letter was received in
town, yesterday, front Calcutta. dated the 18th 'of
June, brought to Plymouth by the re:gm:south :
" 1 flare only Lae to writs you a few lines et prosellts.all
the Irsigemoutn leases taw place 3t a very short nwice, with
the Ratifintios of Peace between the Rajah of Ilhertient and
the British Government. I shall waste you tutors tulle by the
shipe that are appointed to sail frem heir- on the 17:h, namely,
the amen, Harriet, Lori Keith, and Nudism. Their cm.
goes are already en board, and everyshireg in valances foe sail.
ing The seas 's' here has been iraten,.:!y hot ; awl, notyrith-
itanding it is so far ralvinced, the ra.n- bare !an yet art in
" A great alteration has tikes place in tit r pierwitiom about
the Government-house, since accounts hive hem reeeiv.4 from
England, of tord Curnwalliss ap,mintrwent It is a alcolla-
stance, hawever, which gives universal %untie-ion The act-
demerit which was *4+llll4ll*d in 1303, by the NlFirquh WO-
' !miry, on the eland of It ilarnhangeo, I. about to lie withdraw,'
by wile, of Cott of Dirac-tins ; arid the following ships are
among the number chartered to can", swat the 110194 and
store; alerchant, Auspicious, Triton, sell Mar-
gin' Werlesley, a ship of 1,100 tens burthen.
" Sir Edgard Pence is doing ev.sry tsliwt in his power to
make the naval rtairartntent of this country H^
has purchased several large ',lir, for the narrow of converting
them tube frigates. Thu Carron and Kaiitufroo are among the
number, sod have been fitted up in a 'cry short time; the
former i.eallet the Lod DUAGI.I, and the latter Eel Howe,
The PAN has been taken up to cse7 eaves to China, and
would have been purchased by Sir Edward for a frigate, bad
she ant been French built.
" The crops of cation and Indigo this venal ar, abundant ;
and the latter will hi of the very best rtualdy, provided we
hove a 'apply of rain shortly."
The general packets containing shipping InUili-
genee. having not been brought up by the Captain
from the Teiganunth, we have not been able to pro-
cure any information respeding the ships left at
Beagal. The Teignesetoh did not touch at Madras
but the latest accounts received from thence, at Ben-
gal, were satisfactory. The distrids under that
Government was in a perfect state of tranquillity.
Mr. Ewsa, the Commissioner at the East India
Company's settlement, at Fort Marlbro' on the
Coast of Sumatra, is recalled; and Mr. Tunes..
PARR, a civil servant, on the Bengal establishment,
is appointed Resident at that seultment.

His Royal Highness dee Duke of Cs re sitinne it
to coanmand the &mats Legion. and not the Duke
of Cumeant.•rio, as stated so the list of the Staff
Officers for the expedition, in our Paper of Satur-
day. We are the snore anxious to correft this mis-
take. as the paragraph has been copied into alt the
London Papers since puhlished. In the event of
the embarkation of the Duke of Yoe X. for the Con-
tinent, the Office of Commander in Chief at Home,
is, we understand, to be executed by a Board of
General Officers, constituted, according to report, of
the following Members :
Gseerels—ser Ge ege o.boreo, 4oh Fat; lloi W. Ila,
court, 16th bpi I:ll,Agenne; kneph W .lon, Aiillery.
I.e iterunt Faerv,t, ,4 Foot Goon's;
Heilry Roo', lit Life I:mirth; Thomas It.iwte, I L'lth Fuel
Hon Henry aniner, Pith Foot •
Brigadier General G mst t.t.. on the Star of e-.c
Landon astria, embarks with his resi:iient, ass
Ist Guards. •
Major General But R RD i. to VIM Thllla the two
Briv.a.les of Git trill. emisaike.l for Forei, .errke.
A csfasiderahl: proportio:t of the M.ij••r-;;:,tam's