The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-07-28 00:00:00

• 0.4 A Qslstus iu the Saucy line t capable of working himself into a freurn and affecting madness upon all wetwamr) occasions. At the mere report a a success *Maimed by the Spaniards, be mom know bow to thresairimself into a donee or a swoon, .during the toperationof which he is to utter stooge and inco herent tapreerions, to talk wildly and *strays potty, and affect to hare had extraordiairy inter course with Familiars, and seen wonderful things In lk will he required of him to exercise this power and faculty particularly wheu writiag and speak ing of the Spanish cause. 'That anise is deserved it dos: to the heart of every Englishman; and Mbeirotees are very anxious to have a share of its popularity, of which they stand very much in used. ' • Helloed be an enthusiastic admirer of the keep. *awing system in all oar military department% and extol the unexpected return of Sir JOllll NlOOl.Ol force POISI the Mediterranean, where it was wanted, and his late Eapedition to the Baltic. where it was uot wanted, as the we plan nitre of human intelligence, and -unprecedented efforts of military skill and political wisdom and entry,. • pits rautiog sad raving are to be ad iibitairs.--. Nothing can be too absurd or ridiculous, preinlod it be estoristed to divert the public t:-ssure sad thetallassisma from Ministers, who, up to the 12th 'astute s had sat sent a single soldier to aid that Aptills *Pas isf which they proems limuselvoi Mai twirragaimisittrs. ' It is not issomanti that the Oarty should be of *awns end culmAltent habits and priociplas.... Converts are always the most violent in their meads. awd a Tokfatost Aeolis sat essrsortsii 1 ' ? Ist hat beau iitasotralV f4tail IN itsfeilliloli: imam a the Ministerial ;:: . ' 0 dietary that Ise *odd *ft :INA he anti t.iipessi...ol bsquii sok: , 10. Ilissostd this party minion Itt: S liin see a Paeans of the. lehitif ' • ~.., . 0 . ... toariaights-_ ilk Ow leseliall. " - .'" ririk. - f to fuetbsepattioutne• WlSll•ollllll4Preepayt erompt. he. Marie *tam ilisibtat Wester. ,:ttnt sit 444sti orte l s i s a jl sib TIM BRMlSiti li ttga t.,1,.... ~ v.. ? Tiltutnri g tpi.g .f ew The repulne. of A* l'Apoik tsitige two eitim Spuin--Valeilia• 1011041teplemekteslosaisillif of June, and Soossionus, attotatig Alikisiatalat bin 1 , ter on the Ist Cbd Ild' Cr3Ot t , ?IV*, . ~ least siagglir, or least esllll4lll recently tr ammitted to as AiirptM.thogpt• rope. Whatever liellitt at inselinsinsy estimation of many ponwas,hereaterillilied to the various aetioirit Mid-token tithenitlacs alio the Ebro, iu the month of Jaae o , ore essneei4 and hope that no question can ariaretorleterAing the au thenticity of Ties Extrasrdiso, Casette of'Sorts. glossa, of the 3d of this month.- 1f.., It is evident that Boliarattea, with his usual jode nimit. hae en ileavoured, by measures of the utmost promptitude and amirgy, to secure in his obediancoaH the east ern, as well as the central provinces of Spain.— Aware, as lie no doubt mast have been, early is June, that Astoria and Callicio were in. arms; un certain of the rev. of Jc NOT in Portugal. of Res- PLY et Cadiz, and of DUPONT in Andalusia; ho wisely seems to have directed his efforts against the provinces of Valencia and of Amgen. Their cos- Signify to those of Catalan'', Navone, and the two Castile% rendered their redtietiou to his Inrother. *Tian, necessary and important. In fact, if Na--. 'Miaow, after placing Josses et Madrid, could have maintained lire there, and have held, by mal ting force, all the i fiterintyliate provinces to the foot edit Pyrenees, be would, not without some ap pearance of reason, assert, that he had subjected the Spattilai Monarchy. There cannot, therefore, he any event more distressing to him, nor more dif ficult to cement!, as well as to repair, then a repulse sustained nearly nt the saute momenton the Vim, and-on the Guadalaviar. Denia, and A hewn, would ittesitylay have followed the raptuce of 'Valencia. When we reflect on the silence of the Ailanineer. which, wl.ile it admits that a rebellion.asists. Muses no loalletaiis, containing the recital. of victories ; when we peruse the Madrid Get:cites, written tin ier Jeartuim's ureters ; and wham Ti we sax that the .. French have bee. !ur+te to Mom piammiou of St. *oda" , a Palk, liPlaghkaat fillhlarming troops or ammunition 11.011, anolsiset./sisidt •Bourclowits.- 4 when we candler...lllolwatt / 6 SOX. / 1. '4 41 4 that has deafly - elapsed, blp! 4n., Am claimed his brother li.t.aa el li ept.*,Ctt 1 11" 7th of last month ; we begin to poniusie•erninnk that lie lit/ foes* the hintaiiteisit Void 411,14utt than he Lad eithitr oi editirlit n t" , ~ a r.. hiprtheAfel .i , ...:co. avast aimed that he eirperieiref root miwelristi4 pit rd • untahere 4,1,414teti isiosiate Proviliced. Row then is lie to oat:- roi idiom Dosetaxs; am i d 'to ex- A *Wet limo -soot • - 44ower and ttfiriel. yesterikv, thit the ..at *Rolllo had been -driven * from Dueled do not heliera, how ever, that any frilsb acorauts were received rubles • day from Spittn.* and we atereonfident• that no twit intelligence Was received 'up to a late hour at Lord C4O/t lieseuies °Bice. The Morgeret, 1340 Tin, is airiv.cil it Liverpool froin Jamaica. She parted from the Sparrow brig of war. and the convoy, on the t9th (Whine, in late Snoiong. 79. after 'passing the Gulph. The fol. lowing vessels werein the fleet, yin The Melanie, Trusty, Dike of Turk, Kitty, Jonah, Eclipse, Cadbury, Dorothy, Antelope, Ceinakridde. King Geode, Anderson, Lavinia, flea, Lard lamlikkl, Venue, Derghlerlopenst, end the LadrOlimps”..,: ~.„ 'Me Cour, we of Om 444 04.1sak to Jo! maim. 1. We have received *gime mail earl letter* from Holland to the 224 instant. Ansi of the latter from Rotterdam stams. that thoreoputeere march. ii out of that countrrke" all directions.; and the inhabitants were called upon to do duty in their piece. Such, however, is the-. state of darkness and ignorance iq which tit*, Dutch arc held with respect to political artielli 'AO O PP°'" wtioo experfeneed by NOPOLSOII Ws views in Spain had not trampited ; and-of the #ense of the departure of the troops. there were resinous con. ,iittures. At the date. of thaateMicimunts front an outbarge - woo =pada to take place WO* Dutch posts. • * I . • issimaw.o Mohave receireskifobiladelphia Papers to the 11.1 d alt. containing inedligtwice Trnalfew Torii to'the 19th of the awl Month. Tba outiartieles in them of the least interst will be found in soother co. Wad. The Embargo still reusaieed in forte, ea 4 email of the Papers animadvert with•mech seas wily open it, and the conduct ofthe GOVlniailt 'of the 'United States. do arum. in one of the papas .tales, that all the martian. made on the Mee of Canada were ii/r. MtWiii preventing smuggling. Whenever the ' 4 lthitivrits thick ani buy, from 400 to sop bar. Noripr found their way across to the British ' l tise ricer, whom the ricotta* is dollars 50 • Isamel. - herb imperible to read the Correspondent. he. etresos•the Papal Coon sod the irteech Charge AINTIN at Rome, together with the letter beta glhAlhe•asitro with which it Ames, wishes* teati seetaloof the wannest interestaid eiletiim." These ereeloosDocurneats have beets sery . ludiCiptisly laid Ethe Tribunal of Eurcipe,at*iss rummest. by ' " Fitantssits IV. King of the. Two Sicilies. will not he submitted, wteenture to say, ih rufseß4sbrt perused, without exciting reflections, illataliftidei‘ofound, in every mind. It, our Go s'i ether enlightened or intelligent, they •••• -., snow o pk g y ramm ulatioo to sods Papers in Ireland, es ierelitiall teethe Continent. Wherever the Catholic nileliglets, or its Supreme Head, is still venerated, 'will not be read Without team of indipurion Used abhorrence, at the vialeace offered by a raffian, invested with the usurped attributes of the Imperial dignity, towards tbe rePresentative of ST. PitTnt. - The iiwehners aid icsignatioa with whiff% Pius VII. suhmita todegnisktion, persona insult, sad depositioa s ase odoelated to Mermen the effect of his suflhringt. He could not exhibit *better model of the characteristic virtues. of the Religion ever wAick he ,presides. Nor could be inlhet a deeper wound on the ferocious Corsican,- who, while he orders Isis satellites to burst into the Palace of the Peewee, *filets to venerate the Cs.: than: `with, and to maintain the independence or the Gallican Church. These audacious and in . milting mockeries, in the mouth eta man, such as BONATILATE, add the besenem of hypocrisy, to the emosisissien of sat rar And jail**. 'Mire, however, Ve One, !grata tie leering.' which the . _ _ _ . by Ptus the Si.. 116111111 naturally awakens; while ise parjicipate in all his misfortunes, and execrate 44 . inapt co vered with the mantle of Ceaautiesax n. who overturns the Church which he was bound to pro tect, we cannot help venerating in silence the ways of Providence. When we' read the tieclainsOons an d e n e n plaints of the fallen Punts rr. &rival in the Quirinal enlace, and consigned over le-the brute) soldiery 0 the french Usurper, •we aria tempted to exclaim, in turn. like itIYZNAL " Ab ! si vie ass Tis aisissei r If Plus had exhibiterl, , is . iota, the same firmness, and similar resignatiou, when sum moned Isom dm Vatican to crown the Corsican Ty rant at Pares--if be bad then refused to give that sanction to a rtvoluriouary Usurper, elevated by V , r ifit I a y violence to supreme power. how sublime '' . ' affecting would he leave appeared to man :ll:i L i tt - hat an example. and what an ornament ernuledsoiseve exhilsited to future ages, and to his Isimisalls is that Chair ? Nor would Narouton C4 s i Plisass dared. in the tufaucy of his as tlioritr. while it woo still uurecegu;sed . . ,ii .J ow* bins hen Wood as task lannint la ether otttemities ; We hay* been u. I.= . 04 •0414,4 0 4.„„ lisar c f• cailiediaienti iti iiii 40i . A • - limit • ' emieigoargyV a jZilit t in. soeps is liallicient a Vseireicsad lisp' edit Olt isf Alm V..mitern Pros hes estelont EiratiNah scammit us. Igo Illbeirlivii. eepara.. zitsmaarasetbe &kip APO WWI& Octilosisro. ..thhoiololl WIT, to Moiotty. lio liss bt.botton !AL . ..... 01 .. 91 ! 4 ! lines& )I.IIIIOT ? A C i ro s ihriors the ormanoos of his .. " ropt; . lpril a o ties. Otis m A(AN7 ! 4aillcipits inquirie This Nee e was replied to by that o Cerdittarlen. .• til Vtioaltilohrt‘ was in Ileirelh, which has been already W11'61144 - ...essiemlilw-awo - Junta al or.arEv, BY MR. CANNING, "-.1 p l ea b r D„ by Antis and Italia' te. %re 41 .4 1 ; ti'e MI *dent of his langifytar s iiievenitice ties% the. visikle, heod of die Cathe*./Wigion. H, Mrs wanted• the Pontifical preseaceane aid to gifflainfemnity, as well as suitheatielty, to his *lf created dignity. Nair, when he conceives himself elevited above all farther controul, ,he degrailm the hand wli . :ch rendered lain sacred in the eyes of his subjects. We trust, iIOWOMIT %it the hour of his *mount draws near 'alai 406 believe that the period of his conquests, ei well as of his crimes, will be found at the foot of the Pyreseee. In every case. it is obvious, that, by the outrages which he has heaped on the permit and the office of the reigning Pore, he has augmented the slestesta tieu, and Multiplied the obstacles, to his compaest and redaction of the Spanish people. Thergreater part of the Expedition, ender Sir .11.utiviellivItkAUD, dropped down on Tuesday to st. Helen's, and waits only for a fusountbfo Iliad to proceed fur Sty - Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY 'arrived at the Queen's PAIECS, frau, Windsor. At two o'clock His MAJESTY held a Private Levee, Witieh was attended by. ,_ The Lord Choteenov, eke Archbishop of Dublin, the - Lord Presided of the Council. the Lord Privy Seal. the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chaseellor of the rsehe , goer. the throe leerearies of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Alsder.Getieral of the Ordnance , the PrlN.i. rant of the board of Trade, the liceurder of London, Lords • 'HeathSeld nail Wentworth, stir S. Cottrell, asd Genesi Ilidebsoke. blajor.General Sittamtonsa, on his return front the command is Sicily, and on being ap.. rioted Colonel of the Sicilian ReMinent, was pre 'muted to His Ms.ts.yrY. The Archbi.liop of DuaLta took leave of His MAJESTY, previous to his departure fur Dublin. His Id *Jury held a Privy Council, and gave audience to the Cabinet Ministers. The Recoaota wade his Report before His MAJESTIC, of the ten convicts capitally convicted at the last Sessions, in the Ohl Bailey. when His fils.trart was pleased to respite them all during hies Royal pleasure. A Commissioner, appointed by the Bi-hop and Previsional Government of Oporto, is arrived in this couutry. He is Mr. FEREAO, who nos the Couser vidor. or Judge. of British claims in the Supreme. Court •-of Jinitteit at Oporto, previous to the emi gration of the Royal Family. His report of the disposition and resources of the Portuguese Patriots is extremely favourable. No farther military pro ceeding bad taken place. Ju NOT was stronger than woo at first believed. According to one report, hr has received reinforcements ; if so, it Mast be the detachment of Lots** Irma Ainsaido. The _ ..e delay is Mg of Sir Memos..., Lee's anaainent has beer meet euissirtianni toes. If it had been MI theism* Punnets rem sad seined en os, the . et the Fetch would have Eses -ceotais —but they have had time tomorreeths to ewer ban their strength, assktee take for resist ..imsec. W certainly dint think it parole for the French, is Portugal. finally to triumph over the ?striate , . with the aid. lel?ith w° PM: t. ve itie,; but that merits NO now be 4' It, w in ch ' weeks age sionfirjo'hetheen easi. ''''''The Quebec. BAll,l4,ifflir,trAiss,, Bsowws; , Una; Jaae s _be9TT ; 31 W ,44 ' 13 " 1116S ; Oa ki ,fleet from ructgaumith. r oe aniviattat 400Pec:' . . . .; • . _• irs'. ‘a - 114 # 1 " .4 ' sti"Psitg.b.. the. Gesseeei 'Orden for 'Zitl the army , Non- co menisaioaed OW. '' Private* appeatod upon the Parade, in St slits ratk, divested of their views. Crime Cow.' cause entitled @repos v. '3l l Teggort, of which we this day give a full report, rsecited a greater degree of expeclption than any 'ither modern trial upon legal remora. So early as its o'clock, last morning. the Court was besieged Piot a crowd of fh periple, moot of them respectable webunte, sn crest to fill it twice over. The ' fetid continued to accumulate until half past sc. yen o'clock, when the people becnoir impatient and /Steed the doors. It wet with great difficulty many leitsid bilks the heat mod pressure, end one very °Wittl mg young man fainted, and was car- Court apparently /Velem. As soon 'PS the was announced, there was a loud !I/apples of hands, which indecorum was marked ''with becoming disapprobation by the Loan Cover 'lltireicc. '' 4 'lll the Court of Chancery, on Tuesday, a case, 'llstitled ATIORNST-GIVIIIIIILAL 9. Illces, came 00, !irlich possesses some public interest. It sea a motioli arising upon en information filed by Lord 'lltedesdale, when Attoniey-General, at the instance Eof Sir Christopher Hawkins and Lord De Dittman 'tine. The grounds on which the information pro ceeded wife Olive: Queen Elizabeth, in the Atli beef herti , eign, ..itad granted letters potent for ineorporatii4 the hospital of St. Lawrence de Pon. teby, afar Eodmin. in Coruwall, for the purpoaeof maintaining 314 lasers, or leprous persons of both aexes, rod had endowed the Hospital with various lands and teessuages to the value ot taut. per &Daum for the support of these lazars. That species of pesti lence ha', i ug fort anatelybeco en e essioct.atlvs•t i u this country,tlie endowments of the Hospital had get into the hands orother people, who had no sort of claim under the charter of incorporation, and had come into various hands by leases, ice. of whom the De feudant, Hicks, was one. This report having come before the Chancellor, as the guardian of politic charities, particularly those established by the Crown, it was suggested 'before Lord Erskine, that os the Kraut *As made by Queen Elizabeth, in virtue of her duchy of Cornwall, the interests of the Mince of Wales, as Duke of Cornwall, were concerned. The Loan CIIASCELLO9 observed, that, in the present stage, he had nothing to dowith the clues- tutu, as it respectiel the rights efElie 3latesty, or the Prince of Wales; bot there was this infor mality that would put • !top to farther proceed- ings for the present, and that was, that the infer- %nation had not hero filed by the present Attor- , ney-Gcneral. The application was therefore post- , mooed for same cloys, till the Attorncy-Liencr•l . 1 could be consulted. .4i • Their Cruces the Duke and DueliPse of Rich. mond, the Marquis of Hindley, and a timelier of other of the Nidmity and Gentry, appeared at the Camp on 't litlisday last. The whole hue 101 va _ retry and infautry, consisting of near 13,000 were on the field. The manieutree displiqed a line military spetta. le in the tiitierent p, b hens taken by the tr 00.,, 'toe auto the coucluswe, dk day proved nattier unft% 1111 l able, but altligttler their Excellencies, and the rest of the company on the ground, were highly delighted with the good appeanince of the army and their excellent discipline. Their Graces and suite dined with the Earl of Ilarriugton on Wednesday, and on Thursday with Lieutetimit.Geueral Sir paid,' Baird, who has the cot 1111 l and of the encampment, and they returned to the Lodge in the Pink )cs , terday. We uuderstaud they are shortly to vied Killarney. The ad, battalion of the Royals. the Id loth ' lion of the -23 th, and the id battalion of the 2701, Lord Mono's regiment—arc expected to proceed immediately front the camp at the Curnigh .to Cork, where they are to, einbark. and inaltA g e tr i of the second expedition. -. t ., • 4 . 14 , 1 POrt."1"11MOIMPIDI REVIEW. -f Tuesday evening the Duke of Iforrnewska. tutu arnurd at Windsor, to review the Royal Horse Guards (Blues), of which he is A troop, dismounted, attended his arrival at the Castle Inn, a ith their colour; k atid saluted him sr be got out of the carriage; and two centinels were im mediately placed it the door of the Cutle Inn.— Yesterday morning, the Duch*. Earl Paatv, and the Ladies: Putev, with their suits, arrived at Windsor, and, after partaking of some retrolunent, attended the Duke to M'initheld Plain, where his Grace reviewed the Regiment. His Grace, after the review, gave a sumptuous dinner to the supe rior Officers, at the Cantle Inn, likewise a dinner to the inferior Officer* at the White Hart Inn, and the privates were regaled at the Ridin with roast beef and strong beer. The ixt. wag the L whole of the day, and the town's-pulls alto' I their Graces and Family wherever *ay rand through the town. Yesterday, the Cabinet Minister's dined with Mr. Paste'vat, atitis house, in Downing-strect. Lord Mom4 3 ayst will give a grand dinner, this day, at his haw; in the Admiralty, • • The y Mike Of PONTLAND wil l leave town, to. litsktvovi, <Or lia'strode. Tile Duke of GLOUCTSTER arrived in town, en Tuesday;frous liagshos. The Postmann' ANSIARIADOS will give a rrissad dinner. nut Tuesday, to all the CalAtiet Minutes. Lady CAVEADISM had • select party, • last night. which was wooded by the Dowager Duchess of liv"Lavo. and several other Nobility. The Earl and Countess of CLANRRASILL arrived, yesterday, at their bons in Great Staahope-street, from Oxfordshire. Vicount PALMERSTON will leave town, this day, for Brighton. The Marquis of TIVEZDVALE left town, yester day, for Scotland. Erratum in The European Dictionary For NAPOLEON. read Apuliyou, or Destroyer. The offer of the h lints Militia to serve iu Spain, she is to be flints full of fire. Sir Joffts LItCrATER. Mr. and Mrs. FAWKES, Mr. Riniemt i lte. HALL , Mr. TURNER, R.A. Mr. Bucaita, • ate sanorag the fashionable Visitors at presort at"BewereholUre-hall, Lancashire, the elegant sett of T. L. PRIMER, Esq. Mr. Gltecsoa, •the Plaintiff in the Crier. Con. came: tried yesterday, lately obtained a Verdict, as our readers will recollect, for 2001. agast his Coachman, for having got the whip hand of Mrs. Gagrisom. The Whip Club, thinking their bro . tiler Whip's fate rather hard, subscribed 2001. to ' redeem him front the :ush of the law ; but Cocker sent it back with a polite answer, stating. that the liberality of a fair fricral had already left him at liberty to drive his old trade. Mr. H—. the supposed seducer of Lally E. is of • family high in rank and col tune in Ireland. They have long resided at Stratton, in the County kildiire. The late inserts Ileslav, Erg. married Ladt,CO/11.1111NE RAW NONt sister to the Earl of Mora l j and HUGH HENRI', Esq. of Lodgebrouk, in the same County, a near relative of this gentleinati, married Lady ANN/ Leasox, eldest daughter of the first Earl of MILTOWN. The gallant Mr. 1/ has bet 0 some years known in the fashionoble world by the appellation of .. handsome but was c" , "" tiered oo very horadess, that a Noble Earl wraal to search the stands at the Curragh Races to bring him home to amuse his Lady. On Saturday last, about twelve o'clock, Comb wood, near the seat of Lord lIANIALEISLItto ass discovered to be in a blaze of ire. All hainis to that neighbourhood were immediately toiliiected. in order to arrest the progress of the rigiog meat—but •11 their efforts proved ineffectual, nil the reasonable shower which fell in the' ertnaig came to their arristance-s-atont teat etre* ai ie completely destroyed. It is nut kiwis", huhu the tire was wilful or accidental. On S iturdav last the crowd was so great in the King's-head Yard, of Norwit h, from the out& of persons who cause nut of the com.irv, w older to prove their debts under Sir It. la EltallbOV and Son's commoninn of banktuptey, th..t, atter ston ing some horns, they %elk , i 1411 A rtl to return without peering them. =1 ao !pet-sods Gout their pan k. tr , book*, one a lib intrust viol other uotes to the amount of 1,1001 and the other toe COMldentl,..l swionnt...-The pie.est 'inkier* of *lint dec,- urinated earth notes under this fine. will fair to swear '• thafthey have wit port hosed, or otheraiix procured, such note/inure the bankruptcy, lint that they pee and valuable tontitleration fin thent..btfbre the suing out and putill.liing of the missioi t , lir took the seine in the commons coarse of exchange, as a medium of commerce." . ?,,. ..T..".. A l w- , 3 / 4} % ,..„,_ 4„... I _ 1 '*; .• /A -N... 04 4 (. 4 41p AT TILE tI,REAGii. T3t/1 Sittin Mr that COM 4