The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-25 00:00:00

13TZEIGV ►+•r'% , LICENCE. FarNru PAPERS. REGGIO, REPT...1,3. The ,I:vi.;fin Rirtjuilratts anti the Royal L;uaril em .1 :;,•,1 e,t, I.! v, Prtel at rt% pr..,,ate of the et , ui ; tii. ote at iiagitara, anti the atilt r :it Scylla ; without sult.eing any b.e from the littuterous eau uon-a•!otr ti-vd at theta by the E. 4 41 1 ,11. The latter, alarm,' at tne nr•veluent, euutii 13...,1 all night on the al. and were constantly thr.) , iug up blue 11 4 sita till - SCYLLA, SEPT, 95. His 113jesty set out this mono from Begets, breakfasted at the c.iinp at Pale, and anima about siiiii-asy at SilllJ. r ;els. Maui's.* remains charged with the command of Ihr Neapnlii4ll he utoites to these powers the intim mil of thr two provinces of Farther and Hither .ris, as is ell as the charge of their The General of Division. Pactud, commands the French troops. NAPLES. SEPT. 30. lli-114.j• sty roulmrlietl on the V,Sth Sent. at PION and cause by sea on Amalie... where he !lauded yam'''. day. lie travelled by la,d to Civetlsolate, where he pasted the night. sod arrived this looming at Naples. Before his departure from the army. ilia *njeety Muted the following GENERAL ORDERS. Newl-marters, at !Myth. Sept. d 6. tat& Souttelts Eapoditioa to ie *open. '. The object which the Emperor bad la view. by casein that Wand to be Ilweateited. has hem accomplished ; sad the ef fect of the attitude which has been imismined upon the Strait •Oh so mach dignity for Coe amothe, has eves mar. passed expectations. You are &Lot to eater roar winter manners Ail you, she, heave Sailor., you are about to tenors to ram families. Tea have dose work than your duly; you bate sapporied, with a erorage shove all mere thaw fifty combats egoism a farce Owes tillhflo stronger sham yaw; sod the metros which you have reaosatty ob. Mimed proves what you ovoid *we Awe egoism us equal eas. 1114911 all, yea have soloed ems rued problem; yea Lary pureed that the eanev's siestas miens proroat its. the emellest Mete from evoisiog the Simi; mid that Sicily will eitagemerad whim *roomiest Is omitmely art shoot. teas the toMiassoy of my satiebeties. I else testify the SOWN the Merl Soma. who have pesiinfally orevaded you. The seal Web you have chews in answeeireg the call which has lota wok oases, is s.smos skew for rear Nen of tlw . which you will groom flikelog whoa owomosail for the beitollt eke service end :be moot eft* ma mmy. (klismO w .10Arillhl NAPOLEON. (Attested) "ornINT GRENIEIt. 1 M Gams' of Diviero, SW Chief or the Self of the Army." 105TAIIIIILEAU. OCT. 11. Oiling were given yesterday fur plating relays on Use raid of Coastal:yew It- te said. that this is for the arriv4l of • ' , weirs Prime. who is expected too-. tier Majesty the Elopers*, by her gooduerr. hoe eiblostati, sad her gimes.. pins the hearts it all who apitroacto of beheld bee. She is the object abortionist pause& limey body Is rejoiced at the happiness she is about to evasive us • few days. (treat prepsrageas ere tilahlelig for the fete which is 40 b... viva herr. tither Oa the 13th or the 114. The limn at the Maim, Seise is snaguiers,ol% hung far the bill. AN she poles' will be ilium. Their Mak-sties hantr4 yesterday at Be o Til kal. The sedan NI age wa• aaaaarosa. and the apart *try fine. The Prise, of Nesifehoel set off this morning; bus absence will sot b. loa.g. ULM. orros , a 7. The Amides Eigropeennes. Winch are poldialsed here, murrain • iiittitiow on the last campaign of t French in Germany; among oth..r things, it refute the famine letters of General Grunne, in which thu officer pretended to shew that the plan of operations pursued by the French wss very (why: it us proved no she contrary to M. Grunts., that all the mai. sores proposed by hint were impracticable, and coot Nary to the rules of war. PARTS. OCT. 8. When the Count tie Gottorp graced at l'ulan gin, he was asked if he was penciled with a pass port hots the depirtatest for Foreign A ff.iirs ist Petersbu►gh. He bad none. cud be was not per mitted to proceed on his joursey. While waiting fur the rttoru of a COW er whom We hod die pstcheda•he satssiwrl made, she iospaction of the Cs+retn•huuse at Pol•angru. it is said. that he had previously bees at Palau. and that he was on Lewd !swirl thtt us, just vetting soli. when a Primes Commissary obliged hint to go ashore. The °moult's flew into a passios, and with pistol. in In. hand. required the Cosuisismsry not to inter fere with his actions; but the Cosnruiwaary having observed to hint th.st he natty acted under superior sotharity. the Count submitted to be esinclotted . ashore. It is not doubted here that he 'tidied to get no board an English c►uiser. and that the English eutersiined the project of nisi him as no instrument to foment disorder and soarrhy is Swe des, which they now see entirely wrested from digit i stared & BAIR RADII ES. COLO NI AL PARUAUENT. On Tondo.. August 14th inst. his Everllene, Cso►rn►or Sir Gorge Beckwith hieing gene in state to the Town•hall. lead lowing • sled in the Lee Chair ..t the he Id r.f the Canned Board. and the \l-ittliri. of the 11.sise or Representatives at s.itsirismis to tl►e Conned Charsher. hr I.;eleed first tiessinso of our Colonial Parliament nwlrr his Ativolisillrittinii, with a concise lives* 1,. belle 'tourer of the L.T.:.l4ture, calling their attention to various cilje:ti of phey and improve• unlit. Lisa Excellency Inning withdrawn, ■nd the Mem hers of the 'Ast.einbly retired to thrir own Goose. the Speech was there by order reed. and a Com mittee appointed to prepare en Addre-s iia answer. Mr. MAYSILI moved the BO of Sett!entent, for protithog th. sum of 40001. pee annum to be gratitrd to his Excellency towards the better sup. port of the dignity of the Administration of his Go vernment; and. iwimr secn.ided by Mr. PINDER. * Bill was ordered and stccurtlingly introduced, eu acting the mime; M icts paned through all its rut,.. with the unanimous cu•corrence of the whole House. and was veto up to the Council. Their Mutters having alto given their unanimous appro. Nation to the said BM, anti it being sent down pas sed try them to the Assembly. and the Governor being returned to the Council Chamber. it was presented to his Excellency by the Speaker. at tended by the Mernieers of the House, for his as. sent; which his Excellency was pleased to give, with expressions of the highest regard and tongue tMti for so cordial • testimony of the Legislative li berality. A Bill was afterwards also introduced into the House, for appropriating a saga not more thou toad. to the purpose of fitting op Pilgrim House (the seat of Government) with necessary articles of funiiture. fok the accommodation of the Gower. tear; which passed by a large majority. and has been sent op to the Council.—The House was, af ter some other business, then adjourned. THE ERITISH PRESS. LON DON . TRURSDAV. (krona es. The public mind remains its anxious expectatim of an a rriv a l fraw Pro a the lAA Dipateltee, bowmen. from Lord Wst.t.inGeon. dated on Sun day ,e'•ni;ht, had • remarkably swift pasmge ; and the moment is only now arrived when we can reasonably rupee' new advice,. They will be of the Hod ,tiportatice, and the public anxiety is fully cottuueusue ite mill limit magnitude. We have received Pans Papers to the 14th inst. They monomer. e return of King MURAT to Naples. where Ise arrive 1 its It. 30 ti last, and the breaksug up of his minty in ralalitia for winter quarters. Previews to his departure from the coast, he published a farewell Address to his forces, in which he says--" The Expedition to Sicily is poet. posted; the object winch the Emperor had in view, lily causing that island to be threatened, having been accomplished that one grand problem has etru solved. by his ostlers having proved "that the eisomy's flotilla cannot prevent even the smallest Iso l ate from , :rowing the Strait ; and that Sicily will he conquered wh«is its consitiest is seriously under couguaulate King Shear upon the 'wale in which this grand problem has bets solved. [lsere bite been, according to the Ad Ire*, dity combats" between his flotilla and the British cruisers. in all of which he claims the victory !—lii all those corollate. w« also learn from his reports to , lie Moniker, eve,) shot from the French hit its "bjvct. while slot one from the English told ! then the uniform success of "fifty 117011111111011, " and this itsvulaerable quality poi«essed by its flonills, could not Insure the conquest of Steily ; we are at a loss to collects« how the problem has Ewen .4:Awed—that the coutiuvot cm' he undertaken with certainty of coerces at a future season. The Equinoctial gales. we fear. will be attended with unlock damage to our shipping. It Mew a tre mendous gale on Sunday and bloodily trout the suutb-wwid ; and part of our squadron enticing off the coast of France was ottliged to return to Catroasid lion. for shelter. Several vessels have also been h.orros vtl their -Lotions nit • the Downs. Yesterday a Court or Directors was held at the ist ludi• Moose. when Capt. J. I : ITZP \TRUK WWI IMOril lam the command of the ship Henry Ad diacton. consigned to Bombay and Clara.--. The Court adjourned at sea o'clock till to-morrow. While Eurl ST. V terAwr was at Lisbon on the niisoou which he executed with so much ability, lie bad the Tagus sounded, and desiimistrated to the Court that it might be inside to contribute essen tially to the protection of the city. by stationing gisii-vessels as high up as it di navigs le; mid lie :gave twetis the surrey uud the soundings made by the able offii..er whom lie employed on the occasion. 11 . t.cictik.U. whose conduct has r.oceivad the cionmemirtion ol Lord WELUNGTOS. the 141111 of the Her. Mr. 1'1.,V mica. of Ipswich. is:reser this aealhiJlh W in into ou MOOday last. when the Lords ol the Admiralty gave hien his free discharge from the per% ice; hhod the friends of Captain i.4/Lll Wade Lou a liberal compensation for the hardships be had sustain , rt. Ile is a NOM I looking young fellow, and suidemes he mode the ;Pt rue his name, though lie eau write ; but hr soya that it is couineon among sailors to use the Eros's far shortresa. lle siva he was right days fin the island of Sombrero, luring all which time he had nothing but rain water to subsist on, which he drank sod of the crevices of the rocks—that several vessels passed within sight, but hr was too weal to hail them ; and that be wee in th e very lag stage of starvation when the American cowl touched at the ielaud. He left town yestenlsy in high spirits, with hi, money. to see his mother. Some people were after him. to make him cxhibit himself fur money ; but he got his iliacharge from the service expressly on the coodition that be should immediately quit ' London. 41 - 4 PRIACASS AMELIA. About ten days or a fortnight since, on the a communication being made k owl to the AUg1.1.4, that it was the 00111011 of the Doethi that she could not survive long, ►he expressed wish to have a very valuable soil choke stone, ti, the posses*ion of her Royal Highness, put to a ring for the KING, for hint to wear in remembrance sit her—end to coinplete her wishes. she desired it to be manufactured without delay. that she might have the pleasure of presenting and potting it on the finger of her belayed Royal Faith., previa.s to her departure. To satisfy her wi►hes, t jeweller was sent for express from London. On Isis arrival be was rheum into the chamber of her Royal High est.. and she gave him instruction* herself. The ring. with the storm, was executed in a very short time. and she had her wished-fur felicity of placing it on His Majesty's finger. Her Royal Highness inadt the man who executed the work a liandrolue present for the dispatch lie had exercoied, its completiug the ring according to her directioas. IVe have the painful task again to stair, that her Royal Highness had a very bad night on Tiirsibil. she only slept one hour, and that ValS one hour iu twenty-four. During y esterday _ she was iu th e same distressing state as on Tuesday. LYCEUAI i•HR4 i RE. Last night Mr. PHILIPPS ,near his first appear &nee, this season. a. Prince Orlando, in the ))))) ic Opera of The Cabin( t. This gentlemen's vocal shilities are deservedly held iii the highest estima tion; imd his ret urn was hailed by the audi ence with unbounded opplause. He was in tine voice; and his exertions to give full effect to the exquisite music of the Opera, were crowned with the happiest success. His °prising song. 4 . then sway 'rout wry Itartifol Maid," was given in It st)le of refined expression, and tasteful ex.cution : it was loudly encored. The poieres. " wore by sorrow chem'cl, my heart," also elicited a most reptit encore. It was, in ihs first instalice, admirably stioa::—but, iu the repetition, Mr. PHILIPPS introduced severs! ad d al beauties. His csdencels, io the echo part. were particularly excellent. His execution of the m. lancholy little air, 6. Fair hues like a lily grew," displayed genuine taste and judgment. It was given, as it should be, in a simply pathetic style.— His performance received, throughout the evening, the moat flattering marks of approbation.—Mm. BISHOP ' S* C'emsloatlia, ass extreuirly well received. She introduced a diFfirolt song, composed by Mr. Bis Hop, with considerable effect. The Duet of " / lose thee," sling by her and NI r. Futures, was greatly up lauded.—Ales. Mot XTAIN was a very 'Tinted /*terms. tier lively son " The Bird is yonder Cage comffs'il„" received a general escort. The difficult duet with Prince Orlando was sung wilt exquisite taste. She and Mr. PHILIPP% ex ceeded thi it powers to the utmost ; and the ap plause which followed was commensurate with Use ricceilenee they had evinced. tier perfonosnee was marked throughout with the most winning vi. verity.—. The manor characters were very indiffer an:ly supported. The stew Musical Farce of Hit or Mist followed, and went oft with its customary success. In she character of Cypher, Mt. MATMSW. was pet leoso Iy at home :in that part he stassils pr,-e ninsent. rhis is only what might be expected—it is of Ins own creation. Ve,terJaF, about one &chick. the Mince of W.t vas arrived at Carltamhouse, from LViiiiipor. Yesterday. soon after twelve u'elou k, the Duke rf Ci.aar came to town. auJ returned to Wind. mur its the eVeiting. The Earl of Oaxoa• arrived in town ye.tertlay, (rola Ireland. L-ily LoosA MANNER! returned yesterday to hrr hour in Pall-moll, from Moulpey. Maclaine CATALAN, %Milt At the Leieetter Thew. trr on Nltnitlity and 'Faraday of last atk. The pnertt were doubled, a n d the eutire of the . pit lei l ii.to boxes. The company is in high e-tiination, no& r the management of Mr. M'CREADY. Mrs. YIIVIi4I nut Mr. WILLIAM M'CRIADV are the hero and heroine of Trtottrly ; and the Comedies hive been excellently iierforitied by Madre. 51.CREADV • HARLAY, hlanaatt., and Moons. has declined aareildim: with hie Bal loon tint dAy, an hr had intended to do, in honour of His MaJs;axx having completed the sod) year of his reign, an account of the di:isolation of the ADINLiA imring hourly eapreted. We lerstand that Coutti.el have been retained in an ac•unn that ha. lately beep commenced. and wl..ich will be tried at the mining Aimee. fur Cam brnige.hire. spinal a Reverend Divine. • Fel low of one of the College•—who confe.ses he lir. already 1. kilted sad prattled with twenty fu•r --tor breach of protnige of marriage with 11 11104 t beasitifill and secomplitilted young Lady in I luiiiingdoinliire. A young laity of eighteen. wh.s resided with her parents in King's-roiad. Chelsea. was missing sin Sunday night last. Ger absence caused the great est anxiety and uneasines.. as an elopement win newer sii.pectell —She. however, was discovered on Tuesday at Fulham, under the protection of • gre)-heneleil gallant of filly-tire. a Gentleman on the hat(-pay-list. who resides in tinisvenor- Mplare.—The gallant was u n known to th e friends of rs. T. ; hut the Lady had been arveralvirses io the company of her paramour at Brighton, which place she left idyllist three week. sp. On Friday last the drawing of thr State lotteri took pla• e, when No. .r. 7„ of the (.:a.s a lois. of Twenty tholoooirl Potiork.; salmi t:..itl4, r l thr Cle-i B. • prise of Tian thousand Patinae, were hint sold io Pharr* at IlizAart. BURN,. alit' Co.\ Oiler, Kota' Exchange—the former in co, one Fourtle. one Ei:4lith. awl two Siareantto, ; aml the latter sti ow Fourth, two Erphthu, and eight SAVekiith% POI. 17: r. FOR Tut WRITTEN UN WlLii.l4l '111111)4...• I [ FCC.. it, OLYarIC.GANI.a by ti i.t,ir And CIACCI. arollTs 6y I:Jai ; Bat Britoil.' raise their ruire to For Virtue. thrum J bout, ; froin thu Peasant to Ili, Nye, They hail this itiy to Ant:iiu s ! iur EILVTV YEARS 1,_„.i.0t bar. And neva the mildest Soy ea, iGN A People, greet, and floc! Tl.al Pringle, with our Common roar, From TilaltEa toG A %Gra ! ihures rrjuitt In UNIVERSALJUSILat ! ItlayHreovn the eherieled life extend ur A Law s'. ‘ineurch, Father, f Fur malty a furore year ! 1.4/vg be postptilicil that hoer of fate When HE, the just, the said, the areal. Shall curse the geiseral tear! 1 o the Third Hi. R tub away A few 111011.) earl arse g. ea ;• Put hiatury Mare toark'.l 11. At day Aw blatv.'dlry etrih or II bile u.i:: )Iti 1.111110/11.sta I dwo Our MoNI A 1:C le* %II tact, grie'.l h.. throne The upright Isslges u(llie Isis!, From wurhuly iugluescr fire, Culitii tied by his benign COIIII.IIILIJ, 43.er Euat.d bur hirer!, This set shine endear. his 'luaus Beyond ilia pr.ile of Cures v's raune; lay this oar rights are 111:11It aiTure, Asti the sti4lll sllrinY bt jt ETICt Purr ! 111 , 14°415t, bp: . . the ctutricesii's dour Tu liberate Ilia ~dl ring And set the urrettfit.l Glowing glib joy, their liewrtr thil!! on That 3liellelr's scar is Gro T h tiro NS. Aud am happy Jt. Eau: ! AG' shall his weight of years beguile, And Pow slum relie►'.lsbnll snide; CA ete's wrinkled brow shall disappea r , And bunaun intermit her leer. Fur It tea and POOR one chore■ raise To England's glory, Gauss:es pinwe CORTES DING PARTIEF RH agree To celebrate the Juhike ; Warmly they join they general ►oice, And, enmity Imp,. rejoice; Exclaiming all with one secord•w• " Long we is health OuR SOVEREIGN Loaa'' All last the base ilegen'rate few, IVho patriot feelings never knew ; Who live ahhoe'd, mud mark's!, like Cat The tools of Francs, and England's bane If there's a ta.nter in the land Who will not.rs,se for GEORGE. his hand ; Wiese hearr i zrieres AU. I:aLi %kb r.se in ft: ante— /All the !::TESTED MO? -TI R t1l:.1 Rona ca., ~, blacker than in .4 'here let lam waste his tai *say. Nor with hie presence While half the world in slia , kits g, oaa Behest Is a enter t. elm A • is thrum., Dreaded in an IntaJred pcopte4 Britons, with glowing stn,,— " May Gut i preserse our PAVRIuT RI% G. " The MURAL, 'lois, Jt...T. 4011 400 ' Where is the virtue which hr has sot slues& To humour wan, sad dignif) a throne? the this hi. praise —all other praise above — A Prince entlea on'd sport his Prople',. love ! His subjects' rights are (totted in tail ne.titl, The hied and hunotied Trios of in 4ialciad ! O'er oboist nosy Homes its awful .F.:19 throw To blast the traitor and confound the (4.c ! Theo let the nations, who coufess his sou!, For ever celebrate this happy day, Aud ev' a y 1O al *relied sing " sI.tY GOD PREISRVC OUR PATRIOT • It is worthy of remark, list our pr'i'nt therrc,An Lu reitnetl a . n Min, Inn. r 111110 est Iplowsich who rstr the Etittlish seeptre—for, thiorgh Henry 111. ...opt , ' 53 y runt, awl Edward iii six ths lodger, they bulb caw to the Throne boys, me being scarcely Its )PlllOll4 the other fourteen. TO HENRY - ON HIS LEAVING EINICLAND• loosey bran !—L o w slow ye IWOVE... HOW tralows est b rerreedirc /1./)- IVbrn reem'ry wisiopers, dune rc 10. c to foreign climes we duorn'a to ars) ' True as the Needle to the pol, Firm as Om rock, my &AU sha:l he ; Tku• stuntbs arid years shall onward roll, Awl sever Heavy far Irmo mc. Yet on his wort► niy ►odes I'll rest. Yet no his isms seem repuse ; rut bunosse dwelh in Henry's breast, His heart no wavering pussiou Those frosts cords whirls hied the soot. Those Amster ties the mind approve, Lisa, sordid print iple realest, Awl friendship blends with tlenry's lose %% Nat tilt , Ugh he polish's% est:, ty Bows Is specious I.II4CPC• from bus tongue AL I los her saner tilt bet4I4)WIT, Au I w-tsir soil dry.: with Lim ire at Knows he the wroth by want nitro". Kamm hr the (Blend to grit(' pr.:l, .I.:w. Companion mimes his Meat, Asd w ipes tear away Go thew, ileac Hoary, for from me, Go wheat Imperious duty calls— Share hot my faith mad sympathy, Atol Mare the tear for thee that !was Hopei sontLing power 4lnntl..'er why%Ow Mer rays nr Niter. promist ilbe ibr•l4 of abasece shall en 'Doi. And ha wow porPpective Thai sweet pomp. 44,re which thertwi Henry'. return owelinmed nod Inn'. sl..re tbrn. dear 11 , 1,13, j"). At acir the tear 1 abed W. y's " 1 , I nil, I' - sl4'' K ..:II~ ❑, 1 ~~~l' IC , . S Ki! i 111 11:. if , r r•• ~.i.~.~ TI"