The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-24 00:00:00

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THE BRITISH PRES

1,1)NIN)N,
WEDNXSDAY, it.t.r et.

NVe last night received Haas Papers to the 171
and Dutch Papers to the '2oth. A G•sttenhurgh Iti
aito arrived yesterday, which has brought us ssi
Swedish letters and papers. Tie Paris papers et
t.tin an extras of a letter from Admiral Vl:4i
NELV a, dated Martinique, May 21, four day. j
sequent to the date of his dispatch which we tin
yesterday. Unquestionably the French Gore:ll4
have accounts from that Admiral up to the rt
moment of the Lynx's departure on the 211th ;1
as they probably announced plans, since frultrat
by the arrival cf Lord Nt.Lsom in the West Indies,
has not been thought politic, prudent, or gloritt.
publish them. 'the Paris papers also comai t
Poet's Allocution, or account of hi; jniitn:y
France, read in Secret Conclave, upon his rerun,
Rome. It is a very interes:ing article, and re I
accordingly given a translation of it at titil den.
The news brought by the Gotterthurgh• Nia,l
true, is of great importance. It states that
Emperor of Rossi A has recalled M. Novost 1 TZZJi
in consequence of the annexation of the Ligatii
Republic to France. We heard, list night, that 1
Novost LTzos r has actually returned to St: ; 1
burgh. These reports have, no doubt, probds,l'ity
their favour. Upon the 13th inst. We stated, It
the authority of a private letter from Betlin, t
Russia was alarmed by Bin AP A ILX I'S procl4i., '
himself King of Italy, and paused in her pad
career, until she had ascert tined that Austria I
not mean, on that account, to take an atc.liv:pt
against France. Perhaps the subsequent esurpei
of Genoa, of Lucca, and several other provecri;
may at last force Austria to extremities. We 45
not be surprised if they do. We regret that
must defer our pursuit of this subjeB until
morrow..

Na account of nr from Lord Nstsor; had 5!
received when this ParterivrAs put to press.

We undtritand, that the troops it-Lich wrzt
with General Ca Ale, have been landed at AI:1
General CRAIG, WllO is vetted with a discreitrl
command in thr Mediterranean, remained
Gibraltar. but meant to follow the troops in a
days.

Tile Cork Merrqntde Chro4ivie of Wedefielay It
Contains the lollmving p•,.ragraph : • •
" order was this cris rezeivi d at the Ctissoni
this City, to lay nnder guirintine, or strictly to cot Ott. tt
any eomntiini,othni with the 'hoe, any ship a' ',hip of t
Cnnebilitni Fleet, Which may ti.rap.ur,d hr any an lla lidatesi
of war, hi the ereht of their bring brought into
port in this District, as a diiease n( a vaity inaligna.•
turs is atskal to pri.vail on hoard thent."--. instrelf-1
stow genrral *bonito° it the kingdom. It onti:d
from tiiiii,prociatirni. that Cov::rnment have a strong
Colo of Lord Nelson's being able to overtake them, or do
'th ey •uceeed..l in eves pier him, they w d 1 be intereepted, eir
culleetivety or dispersed, before they can arrive in a Fier*
Spanish port.'

Six sail ref vessels from the Orkneys, for the Balt
which had .eparated horn their convoy, were tak
about the 10th instant, off the Scaw, by a Fret
schooner privat,,er.
A Swedish vessel arrived in the Pawns on 4I(
day. She has been detained in a French port,
the embargo upon Swedish vessels, for dei
months. The embargo has been taken off raid
these few days.
In the late affair off Boulogne, it appeared du
great deal of the advantage of the enemy's io
con,ists in their being able, by the length of th
guns, to throw shot further than our gun.brif
while most of our brigs and sloops of war have of
short guns, which, though heavy meal, ant
throw shot a long way.
Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD Bicarnros
taken the command in the Mediterranean, with St
sail of the line.
The following article, which we suspeet to I
void of foundation, is copied from The Kentizh Car
me, published at Chatham, yesterday :
O ERTRAcT OF A PRIVATE LeTTZR FROM Dial
hare this moment been hernial that last ought, at
of nor ft notes gave a false alarm la the French, white anal
went into Calais IlaYbour, bud set fire tithe flotilla, e'
entirely cataloged the ebght,eratitout a sisetkipi brat re..l
frigate. For the authenticity of the shrivel eannot 'and

In consequence of a sufficient number of Ak
men not attending yesterday at Guildhall, no Coo
of Aldermen could be held, and, of course, no
siness could be transaAcd.

The LORD MAYOR, on inspeBing the Returns
the Mealweighers, ordered the price of bread to I
raised an assize and an half, or 3d. in the peck-1.1
to take place to-motrow, when the quarters 1.,
wheaten will be sold for Is. fild. ; and botiselwl,
Is. I Id.
Colonel Male, Commandant at Hilsea, is appeli
ed Commissary General of the troops encamped'
Weymouth.
The Kinn has been pleased to present that
vcrend JAMES DA TON, Master of Arts, to the r
tory of Croft, in the county of York, and "k't
of Chester, in the room of the Rev. Eratmto to%
Lei N IC, deceased.
Should the Duke of Mostransc be appointed
the Viceroyalty of Ireland, the heads of the 'tau
the church, and the army, in that part of the
lingdora will be Scaruirn. The Arc/144110P of
magh (Primate of Ireland) is Dr. Wu. Srs.:3
son of the late Earl of Boats;
in Chief of the Army is laird• ClsrstaKt
Grace of Mops raco,s has long been itsa iIFAC
an
ersiin Al friend, as well so the itauncl lwlrucsl al
hcrcnt of Mr. PITT.

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THE BRITISH pRES.
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~Velast night received Paris Papers us the 1:
and Dutch Papers to the 20:h. A Gottenburgh
aito arrived yesterday. whit h
Swedish letters and papers. The Pa Qi
ris Fs
exs t,
tain an extras of a letter from Aim' pe: •
ira
sequent to the date of his dispatch which we
ra my a, dated Maninique, May 21, four day. , ts
yesterday. Unquestionably the French G Pt
overnni
have accounts from that Admiral up to the v
moment of the Lynx's departure on the ash ;
as they probably announced plans, since frustra,
by the arrival cf Lord Ns. tsom in the We Indio,
has not been thought politic, prudent, or 1 • g ort.i.
publish them. The Paris papers also coast;
Poet's Allocution, or account of hi; jour:..: 2
France, read in Secret Conclave, upon his reels,.
Rome. It is a very interesting article, and we i,
accordingly given a translation of it at hill len.
The news brought by the Gottenburgh• Mail,
true, is of great importance. It states th:a
Emperor of IIIISSI A has recalled M. Novosu iza
in consequence of the annexation of the liga..,
Republic to France. We heard, lan night, that
NOVOSILT2oirr has actually returned to St: p,';_
burgh. These reports have, no doubt, proh.b.lity
their favour. Upon the 13th inst. We statrd,
the authority of a private letter from Berlin, t
Russia was alarmed by Rini AP AILX a's proeLieli
himself King of Italy, and panted in he; pa •
career, until she had :sheen lined that Austria •
not mean, on that account, to take att aftivr p
against France. Perhaps the subsequent usurps!
of Genoa, of Lucca, and several other prey/lasi-,
may at last force Aus'ria to extremities. We .1
not be surprised if they do. We regret that
must defer our pursuit of this stshjeS until
morrow -
•
No account of or from Lord Nunes had
received when this Paperewas put to press.
'We understand, that the troops which sent
with General Ca Ala, have been landed at Ala.
Genes al CIAIO, who is vetted with a discreet:.
command in the Mediterranean, remained
Gibraltar, but meant to follow the troops in a
days.
The Cart Menvetde Chroe.iwk of Wednesday
Containi the tollewing e•wagraph •
" .der was this die rezeivt g at the Cus.rini
this City, to lay tinder guano:hie, or strictly to cm t-F f
any communi,otion with the any ship or ship of
Conebilied Fleet, Which may 11.- cart:PA bran, in I is Ma
of war, in the evein of their bring brought into .
p"rt in this District, as a diouse of a my maligns:,*
Lure is stated to pr,vail on hoard thcirs."—"thlvs, inoreet
arm get. cal thinuelio it the kingdom. ft wtitil
from titiadirociatio:l. that Cov::rnment have a sltrOtige:: •
than of Lord Nelson's bring able to overtake them, or the
'they succeed/a in escaping him, they will be lusteitrifted,eir
colleetivety or dispersed, before try can anise in a Finch
Spanish port.'
Six sail of vessels from the Orkneys, for the Bal.
which had separated irons their convoy, were to •
about the 10th instant, off the Scaw, by a Fre,
schooner privateer.
A Swedish vessel arrived in the Downs on N .
day. She has been detained in a French port,
the embargo upon Swedish vessels, for eV
months. The embargo has been taken off wi
these few days.
In the late affair off Boulogne, it appeared ti
it
cgornetsdeinaltohfeirthheelondg able, by
of the
the lenguns, to throw shot further than our gun.hri:
gth enemy'sof
while most of our brigs arid sloops of war have o.•
short guns, which, though heavy mesa!, nos.
throw shot a long way.
Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD Rsckrnros
taken the command in the Mediterranean, with 6
sail of the line. . .
The following article, which we suspet to
void of foundation, i. copied from The Keut444 C.
rice, published at Chatham, yesterday :
" ALT of A PAIVATE LATVIA /ROM Nu
have this moment beep idorleel that-last night,
of our (legate gave a labs alarm le the French, while sat
went into Calais Harasser. tad set fire tithe flotilla, le
eistirely causioned tlste ebete&igetiout a striticipg irtd s
frigate. For the authenticity of the shovel Cannot 'and •
In consequence of a sufficient number of Ale
men not attending yesterday at Guildhall, no Coe:
of Aldermen could be held, and, of course, no
siness could be manse:Jed.
The Lotto MA voa, on inspeSing the Returns
the Mealweighers. ordered the price of bread to •
raised an assize and an half, or 3d. in the peek.l.
to take place to.motrow, when the quartern is
wheaten will be sold for Is. 111 ; and houselwit
Is. l td.
Colonel M AIR, Commandant at }Mee, is apes'.
ed Commissary General of the troops encamped
Weymouth.
The Kona has been
verend JAI4 es DA iron, Master of Arts, to the
for of Croft, in the county of York, and Diva
of Chester, in the room of the Rev. Ecow•so Do
deceased. pleased to present the 3
Should the Duke of Mon nose be appointed •
the ehltteh_ ,h_ etwee ;tt Ant n,art of 'the um.-
the Viceroyalty of Ireland, the heads of the gat,