The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00


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ld nnw tery mon be enabled to •
't
t• proper tr.+ n For bringing fin-ware,
, —"t e.. 1•• 11" ent. fie helit•ved, however, that the
Co:n 1" ve•wid, in all probability, have occasion
to m•ii,e a special report, ai:d to ask leave of the
Hou4e to add another or more Articles of lenpeaeu-

ment to those already preferred, in con,rquence'of
the evidence which had been given since that time.
He would not, however, at pie3enr, trespass further
Go the [liaise, than to move,
That I.•aec b: given 11 bong hi a 1101 to indintn'ijall Pow.
serving Lind:, Lor.l Vi.e .u.:t Metall:, at ane.•.fthe Inure
*hen he •au 'revenger of the Navy, from audagai n.t all civil
proc,34 to they may he !taint., in coneeliaellve of the. e•-• _
they irsay give in the ca,e of the Impel:lnnen. no-. ea....
ing rito against rhr Lied Vi.ettunt Mslrbil.
Leave was given to brass in the Dill, and ft was
brongllt in by. Mr. %‘"hitberad, read a first and i.e.
cnna Ome—committed, the Report received, aiLl
the Bill ordered to he read a third time to7ninrrra..

The Coossoktec of Supply was posepoogil to Wee,
ne<d4y•
Lady Nelson's, Lord Collingsvold's, and Sir Rio.
chard Stracharo's Annuity Bills, were so-venally e.pi-u-
-snitted, and the Reports ordered to be teerivhi to-
morrow.
Mr. VANSTI'I'A RT moved that there be hid
bnfore the House an Account of the- Perizsanost +lna
• War Taxes for tile less yber.--Clortierea.
COMPArITE, OF wAys AND. MEAPOL •
The House resolved it.elf into a Csentstittei 51
Ways and Means, in which
Mr. WANSITTART moved, accard;ngt in 'he •
notice he gave yesterday, for a grant of
to be raised by F.xchequer litlis. He said, it was
with Treat satidadkas be awned the Rase, II•ar
such was the Wate of Eschequnr Bats row ro the
market, that the present intend•A issue v.-oal.t no!.
in the lea:: detriment those now on .tansh.og.
ttiese ',ills were intended to be made paya.ole
ITIMVAIS otter date, And might be taken tits either
from the next Lo,m, or by other Eschequer 5.11-, •
as should be tozn rnr:st conventer t. when the
Chancellor of iLe Exchequer shouldbsing fatwm-d
the general estimates for the present year's riPen-
diture. This was no more than a mess terapor try
accommodation, to enable the present Gover newer%
to carry on the public business, and mike the ne-
cessary payments to the end of the pretest quarter.
The Resolutian was agreed to, the House resvrn d.
and the Report ordered to he recriv.zd to-morrosx.
Right H n JAMESIITZGER ALD ?awe notice,
Coat 1 e would, on Wednesday, move for leave to bring
in a bill fir itrprovilg the Civilion of Lands in Ire-
land. And alto.) a Bill for aseertstiwip, the Fees and
Einnluntents in the Cnnrt of Exchequer in that part
sof the Ur.i:ed Kingdom.—Adjourned.

HISTORIrAL AND PoLIT
SPECT OF THE YltA,

LL' RETRO-
-1805.

i•Frnm Germma rape')
The fifth rt.-4r of the Nineteenth
menceJ with specious tranquillky;

Century coin.
tt so ranch t'es
wrohs In for-

m:u• rarbulant tett, its
mer times, warriors, ob

turc, reposed in winter ; but, onfehis occasion, the
sword was first drawn in thatiinclement season.
The early operations, on the the'
w tre of the war, be-
teen France and England, w of no important:;
and in vain the Cabinet of St. James's still .n.
de.tv,:urei to involve the rest if Europe in the con-
test,
Napoleon himself applied/ a spark to the com-
bustibles, by uniting Genoa ti. the nench Empire.
Ilia incorporation of Liguria is a great event; ...11
event produave of important consequences; it is
one of the most prominent features in the pillars of
the year. Russia and Austria, in silence, beheld
the Emperor of the French, associating the iron
crown of Lary with his diadem. Fle now added to
his dominions, the Genoese Republic; important '
rather fr,sn its situation, than i:s naagnitade, and i ~ t
the torch of war glared over the Continent. Ni.
poleon, indeed, had only five months before, publicly
promised, that he would not farther increase the
territory of France ; for, in the remarkable speech
with which, as Emperor of tit, French, he opened
the meeting of the Let!islative Body, on the 2: ti of
December, the preceitng year, he enriph yrd this
expression :—" Jr ne rent pat arernifre It krraletre Jr
1 a France; sumo flat 'ft sera sneorpeue dant r Empire."
This ct ntrast, between ward and deed, was the
principal motive that induced Russia at.d Austria to
listen to the propost'ons of England. It was
Genoa that gave occasion to the battles tat Ulm and
Austerlitz ; but not only the waters of the Dane
and the March, were stained with blood, it likewi.•
dyed the billows of the ocean, that washes the
Spanish coast off Corunna and 'Erafalgar. s
Quarters too, where no blood was drawn, exhibit-
ed
the appearance of arms. For the purposes i f '+
offensive war, and partly for the preservati-.• of
neutrality, it has been calculated that, from one end ,
of Europe to the other, more than two minim 's of
men were in motion. Thus, the past year diaphsyed
the flacons:non speetacle of a whule world in arm-.
Never, in modern time, was such a prodigious tor!
assembled.

The troop% of France were,. it the beginain of
the year, on the coast:. •wo.ite to Ens-Jand. Na.iao;eon made an rtompt at rec.:4:c.a:atn with ea.t