The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-05-30 00:00:00

LONDON,
FRIDAY. MAV 30.

Official instrutlions, a copy of which is given in
another part of our paper, were issued within these
few days, to restraia our cruisers from stopping and
detaining any vessels within the Baltic. The terms
of these instruliona are general, and ensbeace, of
course, all Prussian ships found within that sea, and
conseqnently secure the r.avigation id the Treat from
interruption. This being a relaxation of (comer
orders, it bore a pacific rhara&er ; but any hope of
accommodation between England and Prussia,
which it was calculated to encourag-, is now Rod.
Orders, we understand, will be this day issued from
the Admiralty, to capture, sink, bum, and destroy,
all Prussian vessels.
We are, cons ',newly, now at algal war with
Prussia, and no chance of accommodation with that
poser re weirs`.
Orders, we also understand, will be issued, at the
lame eine, from the Adrniralt,y, to fit out eleven
ships ef the line, out Of those in ordinary at the seve-
ral ports, with all possible expedition.

Last night we received Paris rapers to the 15th
instant. The Ahwiiriir, of the 176, contains an ar-
ticle, dated Vicr.na, Sth MAT. stating that all the
dieictilties which had occurred, between Frame and
Austria. relative to the occupation of the Rocca di
Canino, are now removed, the Chart of St. Peter:-
burgh havirg ordered that it should be gives up to
the French army, in conformity with the trrary of
Preshorg. The Accoants Imoaght by the last liars:-
burgh Mail, %se considered as decisive of this nom.
bet sense peasons did sr‘t g:ye them traidicit credit.
We think. however. atiy doubts thst might Lire re-
mained, mast be nr,w removed by this commue,ca-
tine in the pApeoof tlae French Goverr.orient.
Thr tune MC( cutitains an arsisle, dated R:goka.

%%Melt affeAs to consider the measures taken Ly the
Russians in the Adriatic and the Black S•a, a, not
originating in the Gesiveinment of Russia, but liro-
ceeding.entiiely farm its agents, sv:io uv,il. them-
salves of their distance to exercise a discret:onary
power.--•-The Allellireite, in its system of fr tud and
imposition. was always ansions to have Russia
considered as friendly to France, and it was an:
until the sword was aaually drawn, and the
deception could be no lo.iget praised, that the
French Government would allow the probability of
a difference between the two countries. This
attempt to take away the responsitiaii y for the hos-
tile proceedings of the. Russia-is in the• North F.u-
rope, from the Rossi in Gaverament, and to impute
them et,7litsi..el7 to its agents, is probably a revival
of the old in Afti:'-`, and for the purpose of discou-
raging any little spirit of resistance to the tyranny
of France that may still exist in Europe.

The official paper of the 18th is nearly :Idled Kith
the proceedings of the legiilative body, none of
which are of any interest to an English reader ; but
the Jemeaaf announces, that the Pao-
wan Porta has also acceded to the demands of Bo-
w , and acknowledged his pretensions to all
the possessions of the Republic of Venice, situate in
Albania and Turkish DAlmAtia.

The accounts from Naples are dated the 25th
last. They state that Gaeta still held out.

The intended visit Of RONA/PARTE ti Brussels.
which we lstely mentioned, is annnunced in a letter
from that city, of the 15th inst.

A ptivate letter from the 1 true, dated the '..`211
instant, mentions the receipt of letters from Paris,
statinr, that the elevation of Lams Boa AP* ars to
the Regal Dignity, by the style and title of " LOVIS
NAPOLEON the First, King of Holland," was pub-
licly announced at Paris ; and that his new Majesty
would shortly be proclaimed at the Hague. It is
added, that among the first efts of his Reign, would
be an order of his Dutch !dainty to open the
Dutch ports to British ships, freighted with Colo-
niel produce, and prohibiting only English manu-
faCures.

We have received Baltimore Papers to the 14th
April. 01 the Fl:h, the House of Itepresentatives
adored thy following Resolution :
Resolves', That the Secletary of the Treasury be re-
ottesea.l I. eivornuoicJte to this House anti irf a rasAtton winch
be ma. posy, is r,i.tion to au a 4.lueatt,a said to has. beau
mune, 54,Ds the Tres, .e, I,n the purchase of
the Flotsam, Iwime an a...ro,tiat oat male by leo for that
purrsse."

l'estesikoy Lord Sin auutit transacted business
with Lord Ge NV ILL e. hom two till tb:ee o'clock.
Sir Eves NEraAS transaaed business, yesterday,
at Mr. Fox's office.
f'he Address of the county of Wexford Roman
Catholics, I I ASlist Saturday presented t,, hi, Grace
the Oulte of Scorner), by Sir THOMAS EsNOsDE,
Bart. FowisaD HAT. LAWdENCE E. %Viiise, and .
Haavas ht. Moak's, Esgrs.
At sire dm of the Poll on Thursday last. for th
scanty of Weaford, the number, were as follow:
Cesar Colehmagb, Esq ... 4
William Capron Atowit,
Majority...
We understand, that. in cousequellce of the va-
cancy in the representation of the County of Somer-
set, Mr. LatltaltlOOt, son of Sir J. LETIIIaiDCI,
But. stilt. se a candidate, with every roiliest of
success.
The Patios frigate, Capt. Lord Coe Ka AWE, ar.#
lived at. Plymouth, on Tuesday, from off Rorhfo:t.
She is reported to have 114.1 a severe action with a
battery, and some of the enemy's vessels on the'
!French ciiast, but no particulars that can be relied
upon have transpired. The Palish it is said, had
an Offic.er wounded.
The following official Order has been issued :
Arld:holtal Instructions to the C nottunde:s of all ships tif war
and privateers, that have. or say have, Letters of Manatee
Giro' at oar Coon at St James's, the Slit day ef hItY.
1114 d. sa the dish year of oar reien
Whitest we have eve, been 411.61t001 to prevent interruptirna
being given to the trade and commerce of eve: y Stye in amity
with w, as fse as was rom's*b'e with the noccataiv nporatmns
nt war: 4.11 wher?as it viol tend very much to that purpose,
that the trade end navigatsan of the &hie shetild fir the re
sof t reason oniaterraoted; we hare thennom been pte.sed to
1110AITA. That •o. slates of war, prMAteers aid other vesaeb a l-
ing seder our commotion, shall be restrained from making
loin of, stripping. te detaining any ships or sestets within the
Baltic; and we do hereby gttictly charge and 'Amin the ems,
manikin of our ship. of va, .ad abwiamorlela4,ta CI Asp. and
havv.g letter: ni mania! MA sepoisal. that thew do not,
Ov oirtes ai-4/V4lll COUl,T;ossa4n,, Of under colour thciecif. strioin
dp.n any Alsip or vs sel .s the faaltie, fit the i.ur,A.-1.4 of
making prise of the mums, but dent they sager such ships and
vowel. as thev shall meet en those sem, t,i proceed Li their re-
sp.etive tiro ages wataaut coy interruptira
Ry H.. ALaj.-sty's command, ( S.gned) SPENCER.
It has been stated, and, we believe. with accuracy,
that at a late Meeting of the East India Direßors,
retitle* to the appointment of a successor to Sir
Gsoa,sc BA. Low, eighteen were for continuing that
Gentleman as Governor-General, and four only f-r
the appointment of Lord LAtataD•EE. The latter
are said to be Sir F. RARING, Mr. MAricHiP, Sir
LAS METCALFE, ETA Mr. ELPHINstoICE.
About reels e o'clock yesterday, seven war:ens
loaded with casks filled with' specie, arrived at the
Bank of England, escorted by an Ofbars and a par-
ty of Light Horse. A great cncoarse of people
assembled. stoozg whom a rerort Gras spread, that it
was property taken on boas! theilcrrnza. it proved.
however, to be a lar...e sum in doP.ars, which had
been sent to Hanover. but was carried off before
the Prussians took possession of that country. The
party stepped at Rumford. on Friday last, upon
their way z.. ulcer., and a Gen:intl. who had been
Hated over the a aggilis, took that cppormnity
to break open or.e ..t the casks, t e was de.
feet.: is the r. 3, and hedged in tke Bartack:.