The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-12-03 00:00:00

• FROM SATURDAY Nrciffrs GAZETTE. MILTTAkIN I'IMMOTIONS. Ifa,..tttn ee , fAr I, 1804. 16th Regiment of Dragoon, —Captain Charles Boyctt, from the 291 Light Dr.i;oolis, to be Major, by purchase, rice Brock, who retires 19th Ditto.-I,ientenant 0/1001 Sir liohert Thomas Wilson, Ent. from Half pay of H impeach.' Mounted ft iilemm, to he Lieutenant Colonel, viers !looter, placed on lialf-pay. • 20th Ditto.—Cam.iin Thomas Hawker, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to boldajor, by purchase, vice Lord Lindsay, who retire:. Ist of Foot Guards.—To be Lieutenant.—rnsign F.eirrar 1 Davenport, without piaclias; vice V 3114 Agnew,S 4.,earel. Ensign John Wilkinson, by purtita.e, vice Tmiehet, who retire. Captain Alexander Lord Saltuun, fro•s the 424 Foot, Vice Vigoureux, who exchanges. To be Ensign—Thomas Bates Rams, Gent. hp purchase, •.ce Feeke, pmmoteri Ilth Regiment of F.iot —Rteyet Lieutenant Colonel Daniel' Hoghton, from the Adth Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without on-chase 26th Ditto—Bievet Lientenant Colohel 'loth Antrobus, from Hdi pay of the late Somerset Fenciblei, to he Major, Tice Doves, who escliang Oath Ditio—Major Charles P. 11,•lson, from the id West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, rice rho. • was, who retires. 32d Dittn—M Shipley, from the 6th Foot, to be the 54th this after the able -M.nUf Wiliam Major, •ice PT% appointed to ;toot. • 11.4 th Unto—Major All yite Hampden rye, from the 32d ift Vint, to be Milo'', vice R •Ilew, rte.lra.ed. Ift7th Ditto--Captain Edwa.d Gayer to he Maine, without pur chase, vice Mato waring, paiimuted in the 90th Foot. 70th Ditto—Capt on Glii..topher Myers, horn the 4th tVert India Rrgirsent, to be Major, by purchase, viee ton, who retires. SBth Ditto.—Major Daniel Colquhoun, from the 14th Gariiroa Battalion, tobe Majar, vice Hoglitun, promoted in tht Bth froth Diltn—Maier J. M. Mainwarine, from the 67th Foot, t be Lieutettam C. .el, without purchase. Mh Wen ind ; a Regiment--Captaii. Arthur Wikinald to b- M,jer,witi.oUt purchase, t.ce M‘Dunnell, appolited to the tied Fent. 11th Garrigut Battalioti--Captain Hon. 1100 Arbuthnot, from the 49th Foot, to be Major, vier Colquhoun, appointed to t h e s2th Foot. BREVET. Lieutenant clenetal the Honourable. Henry FAlnini FON ha•mg a!reidy the loc .1 Rank of Gen, pal in tie Mr,diter• raneri, to be Gaieral in the Carri.o3 of GiUralter 11%:/. of V.I. and THE NEW CONSPULICY. A private letter from Paris, of the 20th ult. con tahls the following particulars :—" The indignation of the people, on account of the murder of the Duke of ENGHILN, last spring, brought Mr's en DE LA TOUCHE and Mr. DRAKE upon the revolutionary political stage ; the indignant surprise of an (At t. raged continent, on account of the seizure of a privi leged British Agent, exhibits another, as a pretend ' ed correspondent with men, who, to dethrone an Usurper, backed and supported by 500,000 bayonets and two millions of accomplice, cannot dispose of a soldier, a &kis i's', or a village, but upon paper. Pickle and enslaved as we arc, the publication of this last ridiculous intrigue, to extenuate a real crime, has not produced that effeet which might be "apposed from a people deluded into submission by shews and fetes, or terrified into obedience by dun geons and scaffolds; who now prepare them.elvss with the same giddy but cruel apathy, to dance round BONAPARTE'S throne, as they sang hymns to liberty round ROUSIIPICIIII.E . II guillotine, ten years ago. Hardly a person, except those who, from their places and occupations, are ohlig, d to know and study the. occurrences of the times, has read through the voluminous fabrications in this affair. This is not to be ascribed to indifference only. Besides the coronation preparations, which are the most common and fashionable topics of con versation among us, we have, within these last fif teen years, been so duped and tormented by the re peated reports of discoveries of many hundred pre tended conspiracies, for which thousands of inno cent persons have bled, though every succeeding And vi.Rorious faiflion has proved, the plots pub lished by their predecessors were merely invented to gratify vengeance, or to seize or pre'erve power, that we are entirely disgusted with the very words of conspirators, plots, Bcc. lii.N Ara are and his government have, however, tried to vary, as much as possible, these attempts of counter-revolutions. Instead of th : p,:tty schemes of obscure members of obscure clubs or revolutionary committee , , which were the grand resort for alarming and tormenting ns, under former revolutionary reigns, we now hear .:aid read of accused kings and their representatives, who condescend to associate with sans rulotter, as a cm se—a Togo—persons so low and despicable, tl:at even a Ls F•Y ET Tr, a BRISSOT, a MART, and a Daarov, would have scorned to correspond t u i-;:h them, or to employ them in any other capacity an that of common spies and informers. This des strikes every mar; of sense here ; and BONA- A aTE, therefore, in the ardour of his wishes to njore and degraie England and the English Co ernment, forgets that the lowness of the conspi ators, and the insufficiency of their means, are evi ences against him and them. e. rn berr, and shew e improbability, if not the falsehood, of his denun iation and accusation. a It is said here, that it was contrary to the advice f TA LI.KY n A MD, the publication of this pretended orrespondence between a confederacy which never ;listed, and a British minister accredited to a Prince, sown to be the richest on the Continent in ready ney, but who has hitherto refused to open his eAsury, and to advance us loans, tidier upon the lettorate of Hanover, or tile bonds of our Em- Or. Our politicians stisped, that T•I.Lr vn AND 's (=lad out that Mr. TAY Loa had some share in Ilm.-- • [AT mim over his King treaties. LOO pos'e here, or taini; the that Ail agents. GI ITN vi Rim others Bor ance parried rofthojuenrapotre:crsieosucshrkes as - . --- --ss -- e:• .. -se's- -.e Ise - Te e - . . ee" . - -• . • ._.:-...L.--..-diee.-----.....eassieMsw-tee f. • • -- -- et • lb • .. VLF .ITRF. !amorous r ile e . is determination to keep his meney, particularly —. —__ sad two they bee : fter the Elector of I Issse had dectined to purchase e . , ikprii FAMILY. . On Friday, Her MAJ L 5 rl' and the rat NI e esses, COVEN T-G A , DEN, antk i ps ting this re se free city of Frandsforknr a long time a desk- attended by Lady ken es r se, took an airing, arid Tiff. INFANT ROSCIL T S. a gainst its censequi ble and desired acquisitiii for the house of II reit- honoured Miss Vise with a morning visit, at her Dn'lor BROWN'S Tragedy of Ilartorost a Wa s areetoficers and i ASSEL. It was then OR tbit the low intrices of house at Stoke. ... vivcd at this Theatre on Saturday night ee fo r • te rve the public Pe His Royal Highness the Duke of hese. left Wind- arum were thought of, though they were known 4 purpose of introducing Master BLit V, or, s s e e h e s e. A large sor on Friday for London. ) our Government ever since last April. Tat.- Saturday morning Her Msr eve v - and tile Princesses called, the /iljate Riiseies e ti- a London audieece. t end at the sev , IIY RA N n desired to make money of them by threat- AeGUST A, EL IZA BE en, and M A RV, attended by Lady • Ilse characters were thus caste agatist the necesst I I.CIiESTER, took an airing in two c atches and four, ning the Eleseor of Hesse with the army of Han- Adana ;Selina in dilhise)Msso BMW and honoured Lady Eeres BETH COURTNEY with a big. ih.g , Inns over; but this Prince was not intimidated, armed morning visit, at her house at Taplow. Princesses ahhaam Mr. Munk..x. is militia, and called upon his relative and ally the SOPH I A and AMELIA, attended by Lady .. ple n a', Sal. Lord WALSINciIt AM, and General Deseui E, folio e "Faiggi '• of P use for the succours stipulated by sang A a A, ell on horseback. 2,,phira Meg. 1.171'111111. D . o f s everal persons o ti f ie su c e i reaties. It was shortly afterwards, that Mr. T.,- On Wednesday-, the Ito vAL FA 5111 Y will honour 'rent Mrs H. SI moms. .0, demanded his recal, and left Cassel, as we sup- Drury•lane Theatre with their presence, t'sr,th,eitirst ' Phis piece is liable to many critical objedlime i r pe cetrable MAUI' s , time this season, to see The School for . ( cl, an d lase here, either from apprehensions of our troop e d lei/ed/a. has been suffered for some time to f a ll into ' th e outside. It ir by the desire of the Eeecroe. I his departure cer. .--aessette-- It was, however, judiciously selected for the r. to ore , the Bee Ittseeti. HUNT. RIMY disappointed Bowe e ear re who, I know, from .. extraordinary occasion. In this play, the eh e• , eviler than usua and Intim:bled authority, has determined, by the de.ali I,f m S . j at L i s a r rd y ay morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock, his accompanied by the Duke of CA M- of .I..hoiet is almost every thing. 1.14 mother, / , b es iegel, and re he first English minister he can capture, to execute ant net, with several attendants, left Windsor Castle and his mistress, Irene, divide but a small e e( ,- isstkialliO@ hat political outlawry, pronounced in his note from on horseback, and rode to the right of Ascot Heath (ix la Chapelle, against all ketglish diplomaticinterest ; and the declamatory rage o i the rra , robed i n , an d t, two h u ndre d where e, e g ntle t m he en E :p e o l r o t e sm S e A n t4 p w w e ' r e e l in . n waitin u g t . Barbarossa is incapable of producing any strora the exter i or too 'gents. Had, therefore, the papers seized with Sic On the arrival of His MA-TEST v. the Noble Earl gave effect upon the audience. The character of .7•EORCIE Reed aot,o, contained the least (natter to diredions for a very fine deer to be turned out. !le on the contrary, abounds with a variety of akar pass at a time, ; replicate him in any plot, he would have fallen a of the t tis h e e •d i ;• a rea ce t c sp n o i r r t se at a st n a d rti m ngj e lle a r h a a n it t i : m t , l i te sh e n n r x t l esting situations, and p a rtakes , only in a sot d l d v . r eceipt and exa rietim of Boa APARTIS'S anger and hatred against , dchu.;:, t he entrance m time, when the hounds coming nearly up with hint, gree, of the general imperfedions of the piece.- t e e slowness of 1 England, before Prussia could interfere, as the Duke he set off again with great swiftness towards Swin. Among these, two passages particularly des-•: e al accorded will )f EN otii es did to his fury against the BoußeesiS, ley,. w er h e er d ehe leeped snm ov e e f r ur s z o e me til l l i s ig n h ine p n a i li t z, le a a n d d . notice. In his first scene, Achwet approaches /Gr. Th: pressure in Before the representations of the Emperor of Russi a _ ll ing hounds hims e lfcam e i n n tp with him, when he again made Gurostri as a slave, and tells a tale or delietrate Cale. ligreater,and i and of the King of SWEDE!: could reads this capital, ,k on with great swiftness, from Swinley, taking his hood with an air of innocence; anti its the fourth previously expe and the wood of Vincennes would have witnessed course through Bracknell and the enclosures by ad again, this generous Prince is made to play a dee all the window another murder. Benfield, where he was in a short time taken in a large ditch near Wavel, after a run of an hour and ble part ; and, with all the boldne ss o f i nnocence. :a benef i t o f t h e si Some persons pretend, that in some few days new a half. The dogs got upon him in the ditch, but protest his candour and sincerity, while Levels - -A continued so addresses will be presented on this occasion, whilst they were immediately taken off by the huntsmen. flows from his lips. The end may, no &suet. is sufaxation. others say, that they will he put off to the day of This deer sl u ie ld we n d n b r u i t in li e u x l c e e sf t o t rt h , e a h lL o e u r n t d ll s efi ,e l s r t e s c t i a n r s z e - pleaded justification of the means in these dep,.. ee enrieg that BoNAP ABLE'S coronation, when the oath of' allegi- g l u n p e ; •ith him. The Royal ' sportsmen were up with totes from the line of moral reditude ; but, the inunication, h ante will, in the presence of the Pore, be accom- the elute, during the whole time. plea, however fair, is a diminution of the interest. the fad, did I palsied with that of Delenda art Carthago."! ! ! ----- There is no string in the human breast that vibrates and they coo TO HER, ._ .. to hypocrisy. The audience may tolerate virtue until after I WllO HAS THE BEST BIGHT TO APPRECIATE THE Ti 1E 1-4 RETIS 1 1 1 2 It 144165 ' TM:ills OF THIS ADDRESS. reduced to such a situation, but cannot be pleased all those vi __ __ . - __ - - __.....-- with it. They ought not to expel in a youthful were oblige LONDON, 0 thou, whose character is, by rate and peeves h ero, fu ll o f generous firs, and uuhackneyed in the the same c • endowments, enhanced above that of others! dis- MONDAY, DECE4 courtier's wiles, such an instance of P un k f a i t h . o b s ervable e 2E5 5. grace not t hy se lf by resent i ng t h at i nv idi ous temper _.....—. of thy inferiors, which is their proper homage to thy Morality requires a straight forward course, ani the night ; n The Hanthurgh Mail of the 20th, due on the pre-eminence ; but, ebeve all, look down with com- allows no tampering with virtue. But these ar e ing of the el nth ult. arrived on Saturday. The late arrivals passion and kindness on those who arnesarfetsmiismitedt in , g m or mere specks. The great body, and all t h e : ea - d r ess was w reat mea-from France and Holland have in acorrupte dere I gnorance hyth of heei r wa, w n rt v. e"' e u e l et p e r a o rl et; duleudy'fol- tures of the character arc full of truth, grace, and ;aid clamour sure, anticipated its contents. A letter, however, low the cry begun by MALICE and ENVY ; con• beauty. Filill affection, generosity, love, cou• ascertain in from Madrid, of the 25th of Oftober, states, that found not innocent reptile d s with disregard, anal viciapirers, rage, and a strong sense of justice, are all pre- what extent the Spanah Ambassador in France, Admiral G:: s- Ir bil , : h he i saxg.isthaindit backings gasn thate• tehvery where twsaei3t'e:4-.. dominant in the c h aracter of ifi hong. They are liver it. vtN A, is recalled to assume a naval command on the heels of transcend. ni ma ne. also such passions as become a youth of twenty, the Imnatien against England. He is the same offizer who was real age of Achntrt ; and, without any violence to Na- Hon ma detested by Earl ST. Vinctt4T, in February, 17 - .7. FASHION kIILE ARRIVALS. turc, may be felt and live in the breast of a Youth of Where d According to private letters from France, His Earl and Counters of Cholin.i,oleler, from 'foal:11ton Ilan, fourteen, the age of Master BETTY, who, on astute But few: Nils , ' AN MAJESTY did not only make representa- Norfolk, to their house in Piccadilly. Yet now The Earl 44 Warwick, from Warwick Castle, to Allseinaile- day night. filled this important character. In the (So Ka , ti , ois through his Ambassador at Paris against the street. • variety of first-rate charedters, in which this thee- • A youll seizure of Sir G et/arse Rum BOLD ; but, in a letter of The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, from Chiswick, for a ( ti . c yew day,. i al luminary, although just emerging from the Derides his own hand, condescended to call the le.urper to Gencrat Browne, from his scat in Yorkshire, to' Portman- horizon, has shone with meridian splendour. are Misers cart. order, and to remind him, "that though Fortune had Ea a r g lßomney, and the Lady Marshams, from their seat in llawkt and 1141111 rd ihs Third. His personification martin; seated him on a throne, and from a subject made IL ent, to Arlingilk, street. But tic Mn Lour-I, from E..twuck in Sorry, to her house in Gros- of either would, indeed, have greatly encreased the him a sovereign, the moral system, called the lasts 1. Irr ve"*"treet' extraordinaries of this extraordinary drhit. In these ; Led of nations, always remained the seme,and must be re. whole-len g t h portrait of Lord Asr ii last' we should have had to contemplate the workings Nor clr spelled by him, if he desired not to be again reduced COron e el w o h f James's Volunteers, painted by of passions at an age when the ador could not be Tenet to a subject from reigning as a sovereign." The Mr DAVIS, at the request of the corps, will, supposed, in the course of nature, to have felt their Tatou same private sources of communication say that an- this day, be placed in the guard-room, Du- influence, the representation of a child sttiving And , I other revolution is preparing in Switzerland as well four's•pfeee, for the inspection of the public ; and,. . . II ire on Saturday it will be removed, for the purpose of to bend a mal l s bow ; but the passions developed i i as in I lollane, and that the chief magistrates of these Nit 1 , being presented to his Lot dship. Achotet are all becoming in a youth, and such onty Add countries are to assume higher dignities. 'fo de- 'llk Hon. Mr. Cuts rale brother to the Earl of as a youth might feel in their extreme. .4ebrea, Lest stroy completely the prerogatives and privileges of I te e w h eea, f wi l ll, na i ‘ n ai a c few li sia sh y e s d , r e ce ive Ho tl . :e h ryt ei v id o p t' . besides, does not make his appearance until towards N at 1 hereditary rank, it is no doubt tee policy of the Cor- I daugh e t a e u r ti of u Sk Joust .em i T roney Honeymoon , Bart. Oe' ' the end of the second ad, in which he bas nothing Nei sican to proclaim some obscure persons Kings of the Sir JOHN Horrzywooo, Batt. will succeed Lord ly b ut l eve l speak i ng to encounter. the fifth ad is For HelvetianHelvetianand of th e Batavians. Visco eet.unt FOLKSTON E, in his late house in Argy l e- Nor near of the sous quality. It is, tier fore. only ge—•--_--eaesessa-•e? str e Accounts from Corunna to the fedi November, Lord BlNtNia has disposed of his house in Lon- in the 3d and 4th ads, he is called upon for any cc- U state that every thing there indicated an im- don, and spends the winter at Lynnington, Dunbar, traordinary etertions—and these two aCis may be The mediate rupture with England, and that it was mo- Scotland. subside said, in respect of him, to constitute the whole piece, mentarily expected the batteries would fire upon the Lady E. S. Doitor. AS has purchased an elegant British sgisaeron cruizing off the port. house in Bolton-street. From these premises , it ((Moves, that the Managers minds Mr. }'r.esc, it appears, had a conference with Sir JAMES STRANGE, B ar t. entertained a I urge have ailed with a sound discretion, in seleeting this view c the Minister fur Foreign Affairs on the 12th, two company at his house, in Bath, lest aVednesday, piece for the first appearance of Master Berry, 31:1 enieyii days subsequent to the time at which he was re. and appeared in good health, when he re•it :d to rest, with a due . regard fur his personal interests, his There and on Thursday morning, mess louad dead la his posted to have left Madrid. An embargo was ex- pc :led to he laid on British vessels, but no such bed-mom. charader, his health, and his fame. Considering his was se measure had been enforced at the date of the latest Died, at a late hour on Friday night last, of a extreme youth, the fatigues which he has recently mi . men s accounts. severe and painful illness, in St. .lemeasert ect, into tl The William anil Idai ja!,. Fortese, from Liver- Mrs. BLCHINGE, mother to the Dueeess of Roe- 0 , dereone and the anxieties attendant ilium a dead pool for New York, having sprung a leak at sea, has BURGH. befere a London audience, they were bound to S.l• of the put into Londonderry. It AUZZIRI's Concerts, at Bath, h.sve commenced crifice Airiest every thing has put into Falmouth, having sprung her main- to his ease and come.- peare The Gee/eine aMa ire, fron. London for Tobago, with the most flattering promise. :The sweet war- bliags of Miss PARISE, and the Antra airs of MOM. Ll, nien,,e. They could not have chosen a prominent ease; mast, arid lost several of her sane enchanted a most elegant compeny. The next character, condensed into so short a space of tin... the In Tin , . Diamond, f i4Kcs, of Aberdeen, was captured will he on eVesinesdey, se tt ee t h e y a dd B R AH ANI or MOM SHit:d to his years, than A. ba, I. Them. r . item on the loth ult. _off. Tenement!), by Le Generd and STORACE to their vocal stri ngth. Bran: privateer, and carried into theVlis with four The Pandeen Milanese Minstrels have arrived at no part in the round of hi s charaasrs, and *Copt •.: came ' other vessels. Edinburgh , and see performing at CORRI'S Rooms. his p eculiar p owers, whi ch c ou ld have excited less the s . 0n Saturday se'nnight, was _ _married e at B_...itle public curiosity. It is a youth, filling a youth's pitch We are liflpylo state, thee the price of IVheat fell consideeably, in Devizes Market, on Thursday; wick church . , B a !ll , V i LLI API li f G o : RI e ll U v m m e n r t L'ol.f part. Upon this ground, the Managers may also be ath it was at least Timid!, Shillin;:r a quarter lower than _Re . pre . sentative_ a in ... Parliament expo on the preceding • Thursday. Pine Wheat, which 1 lonly daug hter ofthe y Vick ow, to Mist! Dice, . sold the week before at 104 s. the quarter, could not 5A1111.41. Dace, Esq. of Dublin, with a fortune of necessarily follow. The least interesting charaete r with obtain more on Thursday than 82 or 855.--f Seidel 3 °, 9 ". which he could perform must have produced a full to tl• bee/ Nit:sm.—The New Ballad of The SingiNg Girl, house,und the interests of the 'llleatte could net be ad - Bar Our Readers will recoiled the circumstance of the or The Moidof WevdriJse, inscribed to Her Royal coin art ocions murder of Miss ELLEN Bete., of Searbea Highness the Duchess of Yon IC, is likely to becom e vanced by any greater attraction. The loud fame rough ; the magistrates of the North Riding of York- one of the most Favourite Vocal Productions ever which preceded Master BET TY ' S arrival in London, mar, shire have offered a reward of 5 01 . for the discovery published. The M us i c i s by t h e L a dy who corn- produced a degree of curiosity unknown in el to Pct of the murderers; and a pardon has been offered by posed Tier Boy and tit( Fiarrolet, and the celebrated . , of „, . , Anne's t h e '3. neatne.o wor ld . NI great was ti e His Militia , / to any one of them, eacept the person sequel to Lore nod Glory, called Henry and hi: Love. who actually committed the said murder. Copies of all these Works may Ise had at the Pub_ anxiety to behold this youthful Performer, sever. d On Saturday, a report prevailed in the City, that lisher's, 7.3, Long Acre; where the elegant and persons sought to conceal themselves in die bout a some Swedish vessels have been detained at Havre; admired pathetic ballad. c riled, I'm a Little Forlorn, on Friday night, in the hope of remaining the e it seas sated , that several ships, laden chiefly with use Braid:, in Tattr4 ; the fashionable song of n,- NI the produals of the North, had arrived in the Seine; Orrhill AOld ; the celebrated grandoverture to Erwin unperceived until the returning night should grade 7 but that, no Icing permitted to break bulk, they and 13 ne ir r ; aid the beautiful and interesting new tierwis'ees by the appearance of -lehatet. So CM Iy in were preparing to sail, when the Commandant belled of 7 iir BIM asd the Flageolet, are also printed II as twelve o'clock on Saturday, the approaches to ordered them tinder tee batteries, and sent a party and sold. Tie Ferheg Newt will be published on of ..Tench soldiers on board each. Thursday. the various parts of the theatre were besieged w ids ea • • . - . . .