The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-01 00:00:00

• the as horrible as it 1111 extraortiinary—au attempt to %larder his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumber land, made by a fa►ourite domestic, occupying the place of valet, or second g.ge io his Royal Hightte.s's service. On Weducselay, his Royal thghoessditsed at Greens. ich. About eight o'clock iq the evening, he returned to town, in en open carritge and faur, and went to tLe Concert, for the benefit of tl.e Royal Society of Musicians; after utizta, Le attended the Dowager Countess of Kingston? ball and copper. About holy past lathe o'clotk he returned to hin apartments, in S.abic.yatd, St. James's Palisac, and went to bed about out. His Royal Heinen had three valeta, an Et‘g lac, a Grriuun, and an Italian, who attended each in their turn. Air. Neale, the Eng -am, wa. iv waiting, and attended the Duke bed, arid afterwards retired Isom the apartments, sing • lamp burning as usual in his Royal Mae. trams. The Duke fell ipleep, and about half two o'clock he was awoke by the blow of a so the side of his bead. It was no doubt ' for his neck, but the bed-clothes lay thick 'p to his cheek, and diverted as well as the force of the blow. A stcoad blow itkly following, cat his Royal Highness towards bact of bis head ; and just as it was followed by '„ he threw up his arm, and received it across hand, cutting two of his fingers deiperattly. I .:Drat resolute man, he rushed out of bed. the ' , mein began to cut at Isis limbs, in which ved no fewer than six wounds, one of them .the thick part of his thigh. His Royal High.. vela all this time continuing to straggle with his L.ked alms, and crying out for a,siatance, the el cbsappoluted in his expectation to cut him oaan. became alarmed, and fled, leaving him co with no fewer than Hine wounds. In this WM situation, his Royal Highness made his oat of his room, exclaimilig 'Nod to his valet. "'title. repeatedly, " 41e, Neale, I ant mar red: ICo serrdered ."' Nt•Jle, who a.. sleep -1,4 in so adjonnog n um, got up it:,:Jotly ; acd 1.. , Doke informed him of the past ClallitP, anal sod. the murderers were in his bed room. Male ,nrced himself with a poker. and lie and his Royal •rresa proceeded along the restage : wheal Neale ovptd epee the saline with whicla the Duke bad ten: at:si ked. • IL, Royal R : ghnees„ supported by Neale (it • necessary, front the copious discharge of ' O4 l. proceeded to alarm the liuu.e. Mn.s !Ctule. ~ ., u sekteper . come out, with her denfiie on. Upon the alarm being wr en ;if tim Palace, Lieut. , , ' '" , cr, with a Ser;ratit aid several wen, who were 1!7 in the Pa:ace, catered his Royal High '•s upsrtissent,, upon %retch, timid the ...An rt, oh:je mu ne is "toms, to Ais ono room. oc the bed, ;Liao haring been n eat ly i iatn L s head he a vas 'r, wtuch was 1, ing LIS e. •fit was ders,el, with the exception • " *DJ eh. es ; ausJ the be,l, the •.. •: , •snd the fort itor, were co4erei Hi his blood. Duke 11.3 hrip.d to bellotepl, expresses kw ' 4 oP: - .? cif Fo r astrtVral ' 1 " -, 11 , ifl c SUrrOn Hunt al.d Henry Milford arrived, and proceeded to dress his wounds. As soon as his wounds *Pere inspected, the following Bulletin was hailed : BU I.IEII N. a ill Royal Higimehs ha not cuithitla red In any danger, and is Gs well as eau Ihe expected, under Ike peculiar circuur ►tanees of Me ease. " Eight &Cheek. (Signed) HUME." The Prime of Wales being nuniethately appriwed of this horrid attempt on the life of his brother, ininsedintely repaired to the spot, and then set out for Wind.or, with the Dike of Cambridge, to break it, in the most delicate issunner, to the rest of the Hord Family. At 11 o'clock His Royal Highness returirld to town. The Prince of Woks, upon his refute Ecru Wind sor, betwero twelve and one o'clock, visited h•s Bort! Brother. es did the Royal Dukes, the Duke of Gloucester, end a numerous assemblage of per sons of disttuctron ; among them *es General Du mourier. The I'rince of Wales, attended by Mr. Ryder, and another gentleman, sirited the Duke again at hrlf.part six o'clock, and remained there some time. The Duke of York followed soon after. Sir Fleury Dalford, visited hie Royal 11 , gliners at tire tic:lmA, and remained till lialf.p.art six. In the in terval, the fulluwing Bulletin aus i•rued lilr. flaxen *ddressed his friends in the lobhy, w hile out in the last divisio n, and informed them that be bad a Resolution to move as au amendtueut on the printed Resolution t h e oft t er e next, and re- qu ested h they would not !rate H ouse . strangers were not pe..iduittted ; at we un- derstkint that the third printed rean t ut ,„,, was ag reed to without a divisiou., and . tha t the . further ennsiderstionoalr.BANnif 11 resoluttousoss oluen d motes was postponed. Tim other orders of the dry were then disposed of, and the Hoare adjourned at THREE O'CLOLII. MST OP 7718 MINORITY W lO TOTED FOR MR. TIRRWIY%; •oneres TO TUE lls TO APPLY • PORTION OF THE DROITS OF ADMIRALTY TO evacuees TML ma nut re FOR TR& DUCE OF itaunswica. stiererowhy,flon J.Grceifell„ F. Newport, Sir J. • Aielnitisrs, Sir J. Heise!, J. North, Dudley Ast•ev, Sir IH. Howard, H. plias., C. itomtom .T. _Howard, lion. W. Palmer, C. F. newarib, H. Parnell, H. 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LON DON, FRIDAY. Jose t. ATTEMPT TO VERDE& HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. The town w is, yesterday, agitated by an event, as horrible as it is extraordinary—in attempt to murder his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumber- land, made by a fasourite domestic, occupying the place of valet, or second wog" in his Royal Highnem's service. Oo IVedotatlay, his Royal Ibghoessdioed at Greene ich. About eight o'clock in the evening, he returned to town, in en open carriage and four, and went to De Concert, for the benefit of De Royal Socitty of Musiciaus; after izh, Le attended the Dowager Countess of Kiilston's ball and supper. About halt part titelve o ( Clotli he returned to his ativrtniente, in s•al.,le.yaid, St. James's Palat.e, and went to bed about one. His Royal !!'glossa had three valeta, an Et , g- Wham, a Grriuun, and an Italian, who attended him each in their turn. Alr. Neale, the Eng- lishman, as. iv waiting, anti attended the Duke to bed, and afterwards retired Isom the apartments, leasing a lauip burning as usual in his Royal Mais- ter's room. The Duke fell ovleep, and about half past two o'clock he was awoke by the blow of a sabre, ea tile side of his bead. It was no doubt intended for bis neck, but the bed-clothes lay thick aid elate up to his cheek, and diverted as well as deadened the force of the blow. A second blow spoilt; billowing, cut his Royal Highness towards the bad of Ids head ; and just as it was followed by a third, he threw up his arm, and received it across his hand, cutting two of his lingers deiiperatly. • Ling a goat resolute mow, he rushed out of bed, , wheat the assassin began to cut at Isis limbs, in which i he received no fewer than six wounds, one of them in the thick part of his thigh. His Royal High.. neve all this time continuing to straggle with his i..kedatms. and crying out for aisiatance, the as 'ottni, disappoluted in his expectation to cut him cunt became alarmed, and fled, leaving him co- ! otred with no fewer than Hine woinids. In this dreadful Wtoatiou, lit* Royal Highness made his r y ost of his room, exclaiming aloud to his valet, e0,141 g. "Pellordly. " 4(41e, Neale., I ant Fuer- BULLETIN " Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Csothesisad remain coursed, usd as well u au be expected. (Signed) " H. HALFOHD. " 6 o'clock is tbe 'seising." We understand that llr. Read, the Chief Magi strate of Bow-street Office. was employed the great er part of the day iu taking clown t he depositions of the different witnesses who were likely tii throw any light upon this horrid business. an d th a t M r . Secretar?• Ryder attended the examination. A Coroner's Inquest will be held upon the body or Sepia this clay. We understand his 1V1,3 flighness was re move,' t o coeltuti.hrouse, wiire he r.ill remain under the immediate care of •tm. Prince. lu conseyaenc• of the •'ark upon the Duke of Cumherlancl, the it, vii Family will come to town, this day, from Tie assamiin hay.tig tut out the light in the room before be proceeded to execute his horrid purpose, and Iris Royal Highness's sight being very• defective, be had not the lead suspicion with respect to the identity of the assassin. until &Lis was found weltering iu Lis blond. On the contrary. aim of the first acts with Neale was to knock at the dour of Silts , who, it is supposed. mistook what was said, viz. *, Selig, the Mike boo been iiimderest," fur . 1 Selis, you have murdered the Duke ;" as he was heard making a noise.; and it was their supposed lie concluded he was detected, as he was heard opeuing a derii er. is whin!) was the razor with which he cut his owes throat. The razor formerly belonged to the Duke, and bad been given lately by him to Selig, who appears, from a variety of circumstances, to have Leen the guilty wretch. He was an Italian by birth. and has left a wife and four children, the elf. st a girl of about eight years of age. lie was so crest a favourite of Isis master, that hi, Royal Highness took him and his family into his apart ments to res i de, lilt Hayal Highness was also sponsor for our of tine children, and had weeded on one of his Royal Sisters. the Princess Diary•, to loud with him on the same occasion. So great was the devotion of the servant to. Lis master, and the attachnie,d of the latter to Isis seriant, that it had recoaiwirn.led biro to all the branches of the Royal Family, from se ysrel of whom he and hi, children received many little presents, and marks of notice and attentiou. His eldest daughter, a tine little girl, was to the crowd yesterday morning at the palace, a melanch‘ly spectator of the bustle and confusion created by this shocking catastrophe, which has deprived her of her parent. St li, entered into bit Royal Highness's service about 14 years 5., 4 n, but left it for some Line.—lie entered again into it about 7 years ago, anti continued in it until this dreadful event. Ile always shaved his master, who was so partial to him, that he would not stiffer any other domestic to pe•forni that office; and some tense ago when he was sr•. k Lis Royal Il;:;hexs- shave•] himself. It is said that the deemed had been engaged in a dispute with one of his fellow-oervatits, and that it was left to the determination of his Royal High ness, who decided against him. This is supposed to hare irritated his mind and instigated him to this murderous intent; others attribute it to a sud den fit of insabity ; but there are circumstances which shew that it was premeditated and deli berate. The following are the circanistanees which lead to tail co:iclusiou of the house-manls steer, that within the last Month she found a poker to ice concealed under the bead of the Duke's Ind. She thought it o very extraordinary tituanisialice at the tan., but nnt knowing how toacconnt fur it, she did not mention it; but she SNIP suspects that it was placed by soiree est who meditated bodily harm to his Huyal Highness. It (wither appear. that the 551114 ii-ed by thelliMil..lll was that worn by s Bel al Wei-I,s upon ; at..l that Sells 11..vrtg lately represented it. the Duke it 111‘111 , , all,ll out of repair. h 11l .cal Iliihness had it slant veiled. and pet intothe best ptist•iblr state. tnotlirr trcuaistan•:e eery strong against St Its it., as general conduct oa %Vekiliesday trt-tunz. It hiss .tun asceitircel, that lie scut to t'.r a9art• melds to sleep, although not in waiting, tinder a pretence that his children were ill ; hut instead of gulag to bed, he had concealed himself in a closet. whet, he used to keep boots and shoes. adjoining die Duke's bed-room, with a dark lantliorn, and a pit Cher of water; the latter supposed to be for the purpose of washing away any marks made iii the perpetration of the act. The bell-rope at the bea aide of his R0)41 highness ass also thrown over the tester of the bed, so es to prevent his Royal filighnels from ringing the bell, on finding himself attacked; a circumstance which *hews that it W.ll done by some person who liaci previous access to the place. All these tired nisi-men poiut out Selig as the assassat, and there in • nut the slightest reason to suppose that he WIIr under the influence of insawity. lie had supped at home with his f. .ly on veld cut lets, sod nut the least alteration horn Isis marl rissu her seas observed iii htis conduct mud appearance. As his Royal tilhtiess'a apirtinentvare on the line through which ri.e Royal F n unly moat p s i ou the celebration of Ili, Maros', Birth-day, ou the ith iustuut, it tias supposed; yesterday, that the festival would be &Wm.! to a fattier day. From his teulosal, ht.% ever, to Carlton liiiiis;e; we rosy presume, that uo such pustpolieitieht will tale place. The report of this shrieking ?vain Goan spread through the town ; and the l'aleet vicinity were cry. vdel all slay. wan persons of all classes, inquiring the particulars. Clrveland-row, and the itorordiste vicinity of the Palace, accerailile to carriages, were covered with draw, and every inpusible involution was taken to prevent any noise that could disturb Lis Ito j al flightiest. We received last morning French Papers to the 44th, ■nd Dutch to the .7th instfist. We bare made only a few extracts from them. as they con tain nothing of importance : they are gleam iu the last par... It *ill he area, oil reference to our Pittlinatent ary Re Fort. that Aliniaters were . Irft twice, last nigl.t, us* minority in the Hnu•e of Cortnoua. fit the debated' Wednesday night, in the [loupe of Counnore., on the Irish Budget, Sir Juatt Ncor roar ii.siotett, tbut the year 1000 did uct afford • fair poiut of comparison with the pair 11110, for ti.e rewons which he detailed ; but that the year ending January, 1794, nal a touch titter and more correct point of comparison. Debi 1 Ireland, January i;so L 1,642,540 listen-at L. :4,774, all paid la Ireland Debt a Deland, J,:mary ta,.o L ea,too,too Interest L ,C3l/0 6.1, ad a inch abase L $11.444100 was payable . _ _ . is Gnat Brawn. NM a is e Lisd, ,aria, ISto L.et.sioNes6 forint L 3,94t,r5u, et irstal I 4,597;3u, U IF14•1P1S- . . Great ftritn.u. TLe charges of imanagnment and collecttou of Ilayetana, aid incidents of the Boarde r in at atudiag law rich L 3m791. lg. 7 4d5,G:l „Ira • • 67i,Y90 tem The Ragas, Devenoc, above the loterrot if Debt, January, ism) L 1,123,930 1907 760433 311(13 111111... . Tbe Debt or 'co is to that of law, as estret to two. 1 he Net get - emit ai Iltrec to two The rbargriof to e. Ca . xs ',hoot 111, to two. TM Sulpha Rei true, app;i-aLk to rapt:nes of die 'soar, as shoat .we to (ow - he official valise of the Exports, it, the year Jia4ILM 7 1793, was... •• • . ......... L s,na7,s go 110 u, .. late, Ditto, ofloports, 1100, tato, Donets. Export of Corm :—Wheat.-179, I 19,7111 3 790 44,3fiS 114.4 134,117 I Quarto's, Sl,s6s—lMrg 10,,000 uoto—.l79a 620,706 1799 • I buS 346444 Quartet, 7115p.,9 •o 9 1,540,00.0 _ _ _ TLe Foreiso Oats ituporttd iota Eneaoti, is sowee 9). ,Sr. I friar lir*, cersolueptly War eat( ring supply •ss sti e•-testbs Furetp wheal, impaled is :sou, ass 244,454 q6atten , awe thas me-sisals of her supply of • Lest so se /rub. So great hare horn the effects of the act for (Temp.; the intercouter in corn, completely. be tween the two islands. totabduced by Sii J. NSIV. POET shell iu of6.e. We ire concerned to, state that Mr. Wishmatee Cilni!y, last nigh. eater:anted no tapes of hi* re• tobery. Ali i , •es hare hems received in Engler a so late a+ the .1111 of Jaouiry, from Sir H. Jones. our rit OA Court of Tahrao. Sir IL aim re 'it T+ur.•. tile capital of Aitarbaigao. with the l'r.nre Royal of Persia. ABBAS MCNZa. wbo had obtained permission of his father that the Am bassador and suite aliould spend the winter at his Cou:t. The power of the English interest has been so stiel,gthened in Penis by the critisummate ability of thr Envor. that no French influence will b to ere, t iLself stain to that country. It 11, h. Weser, to Le lairsittirt, as we collect from vatioassoorcea, that Lord Mt tiro should oot hare paid some at t.-olio') to our Eiiroy, having not only interdicted ail coilinni .t'ati•to between the Mission and India. l• .it also I. ft Sir It Joxn to sup;inst arid stutu.! utit• 01714 istiVer and MilLIS* The rend battle. between 'Datil few tin., Heti. ley, which has lately aecupieel the attention of the amateur., took place yesterday at VOleitef there. At an rely hour the roods were crowded setth car rimes end four. tandem.. chorea, gig" dog -carts. c.initan., HA vellicii •of ewers demsorti•u. At eleven o'clock.. 30 feet rope rin t eise ortse4 119- I - der the inspection of Jackson, lWO, bed 'qui., ' and several uniatcurs. . Au exteriiir ring wee also formed, of = 4 . citric. Ste. with plott.rto., for the GOMIS a ly of the spectators: At to O o'clock. o'ock. II 15.000 persons were aliteuchled on the,r . • told ; took their stations ou the platfurins. ebbe crowd wascollocted round the rope ring. Sam and Medley entered it at one o'clock. at • • by their si-couds and bottle-holde.. Nang wall second In Sato. and AMC, the boine.holdlyei William Ward vies second to Medley. and Crib hie bottle-holder. Golly, Greven, Richigunef. .11,4;:i nerd other pugilists of resume, were in the ring. • The crowd wee so great that It took sp mix an hour to form a good now: the origin end sticks were exercised hi all &echoes. At ten mi. flute. pmt one ate combatants set-to- -bets 10 to 1 ott S•m, ... tut Roese—Dsteit Aso eyed his esti rusisosii eta :toasty, stol append c al siNelt Ms hill gruel fits nos• sat laritatsly ap, lei gave Ss. a sidlt, and MR Wilt on the truiplet. It appeared to kiiihet Ism, bet be tuft II ON his sitimeoaist, awl threw him. std Quanta—slam appeous4 sofiew Wad ini•airst.s.lE: setribie blow as his left ear, whet drew . Ole bt a, 4,6, and ?fie touttlls•—aely ell straw IR rules Saab the finuarite, 7to 4 sod oaths t M bib& T stL R oont!—Metllt y pee is. Iwo km, blimps, Isla side of the head, •bidt acre repaid lay wow* ;rim Mows Ina Sam; MuMfy ralliett nolo sad diesw brfs. um tits stem iNterestior cased of tie bidet, San cries of is 11am doss, Illsdby." Odisibee.4 favour of Mabry amid :be sous ritestl, rime Obs, se qq4 • t for Sam. At me abth souse, ems gave Meaty •• whirl kaothrd dump, when be ple e " p i r ee ll4 l *; fifty uut unautes bard ettbliati.. on the tertnioutoo;ierthe eatateet a Net*, erel ea 4 fled out or the rifix by Crib. Os* lilted hatele his arm.; he appeared very mode blowy lady ofi the WI tempt.. Darin the an= 'sheered nwich plot+, mei world have steed up ada it not beep fur the isitoeferomito lirlnt 'brother. It ws. the opisiott of the eegiseseasd Emit he fought too wide. sea his Wove reerelly short. The Serond battle WBS to hare Ultra plate be. toren Dogkerty and Byrne, bat a 'Bowe orinitme on the port or Byron, about their shoes. the Ilsht did not take Ore-. A match woo made berunett Direst and Ballard. which oftirded more spa* to the spectator(' than the grand prixe-bottle.--Diattei at tint ret•to, trio the favourite. and contiallta until the middle of the hettle shish %eta awe our hour, end fermis-lard in fainruref lfeesed. • At .ax o'clock the ram petty returar* they *err desolated upwards alas hoer at Illiettett. bridge, from the great member a amiss*. • • THE IMP CLUB. Yesterday, • master of the above Club In* plate at Mr. Bustoa's. Ilattiaes-street, %bete shalt isostoldossod, amosi4emsavoisesammespy-gnessionlho:-. owe r .aid Cavend:sh-squate. 'Sod limos donhad in the nigheot style. is Um fallsvitog ardor, at UPS o'clock. to S.lt dill : • •Jr Basroe Captain Webber • Lard Haulm Captain Morgan Sir Julia Rovers Mr. Spicer Captain Seer, M.P. The Hos. Karelia Bask '4 • Si, CLerire beer4l4e The day btote very snr. Cavendi,h-aqssara atd - the vicinity were crowded with Fashimialdes; it liaff the Outline,. we believe. of Captain Meatiness/1' - conspanying the cavalcade. Captain Agar's beam. tiful Greys were universally admired, um were Care Morgm's 3. • Yebterclay Flu ktuestx. ad Princesses AV* CV7f♦ and SOPHIA. took their usual sorting ride till toche Tim QC E II and Princess ELIZSOSTD 1104 •I 1 airing to Froginore. Turvisv night Sir H. Hatroair west to Wind.* sor, to Pieces, Astaus ; afro on Wodoesdny morning, at ten o'clock, kit that place for boon. Her RiVal Highness bad five bolus good sleep s on Tuesday . alght, sod is a Ltd. better. Nips of the Physicians were at Wi n d sor en Wednesday,. except Dr. Porn, who remained in ettsulittgfir • her Royal Highness bring so sack better.. • Prior's, RLIZAIISTS took an airing to her get. tag% at Old Windsor, on Wednesday, and, ow her return, visited her Royal inner. Priam's Asssuss Princess-. Avousts and Som.. with oeff usual attendants, took an akin; on horseback till one o'clock, and afterwards visited Princess Auto Li* with Her 11141JILSTY• Pniicers Anemia had a very comfortable night on Wednesday. and is a little better. Evrellency the Miasma AsictenDaa 044.4; D'Or tsv's aarehinne, in the &mud, on SatardaY last. and after expressiar mach pleasure at she at. ranicemenis, and the variety of the goods do la, ad in the rooms, gave an order to a very esaa4erah4e amount. to be prepared Imatedistely tar himself and *mite. The Haymarket Theatre will epos the week sfter ave. with the comedy of a Mel Strobe fur T W lre f irst e nt e :l i ty P prod eigagga ieed i ir b irl B pl a s t y li fro eT rth — e elegant and poetic pew of Mr. Druesso, Jun., the author of Tlee Foinedfing of Me Foto," &c. ice. The Candidates for Fortune's favours Lest f tul.l are numerous. The Lottery. which draws next reidey, may fairly boast of its 'uproot. acha..tages. It gives to the adventurer an interest, that aver could b.- ob. tained in any former Lott.ry. Six Tlacuean4 Guinea can be gain.mi be the eurcharq of a Sta. tenth, and a Ticket Porch:tier aill receive a cop. w‘ievation tievnr.fl all precedent. The drama foo Tickets and Stirrer exceeds the extent of tbs . , aor ply : as such. ii , ANSIBT and Co. rentoolood Clubs. S ew ...if-, and Indi.i.tuate. mat to data/ buying. Flowers, and Co. have sh a red asti 744 to the Put.hc too of 30.0001. 19 of 130.0001. 33 . of icwor,i. .17 of 3,0004 i 3 of 2,000. 76 of 10901. an d et .001. at their Old Eataaljsbrd Stilt; Coc ir bin. and zuari.let's