The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-08-03 00:00:00

s • „...." ... iciao1 1 118 41e( ,( , "...c, 7 Ala • - 1111111.11111111111111111111111111.11111.1111111111111.1.111111116.11111111. at IV N • . - • i . ~(1 • . . a ' ?i, 4 ''‘ 4..... 4 : .. ok . *4 -*/1 .r \ - ' .), .• 7.: %' i e tr ..4 bt ,44ratob lort.to. . . ~ ;...).,,,,:rp.o. ~..,• ..... 4 4 •,- _ • - .., . - • Nt;;;; .r . ) - FRIDAY, AUGUST S, 1804. . - (P:-.lcF.frixPiNt.r. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. riIREATREROYAILHAYMARKET. T ns EVENING will be presented a Comedy, in Three A. t Mod WAYS AND MEANS. Sir Darla Due.l , -r, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Ruag.lom, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Scruple Mr. DECAMP. Random, Mr. GROVE. Thymr, Mr. PALMFit, LAY Demur, Mr. WARD. Mr. re , v. Ma. KENDALL. I;arriet. `.lke Kitty, ?elm GIBBS rr lIE CITY COMMITTEE in the INTEREST of Sir FRANCIS suftDeTr, Bart meet EVERY OA' , m NINE to the MORNING, ti's NINEst NIGHT. at the NEW LON9ON TAVERN, CHEAPSIOE ; where Communications respecting the ELECTION aro requested to be mad, AR Penon dysiroin of testifying their Attachment to the Cause Of FREEDOM, and their Ityv;vir.: t the WoRTIIY BARONET, arc ' , quested to call at the fa Vt - Th s Where of Unsoiled Voter may be seen COACHES piovitl.,l from this Hons., from Nine i;Clock :in the %limning ieil One o'Cloll at 14 ,, ./.1 N B. An early attendance *ill by esteemed a very parti cular favoar. the fine season, to finish their performances. The arti4ts are to send with their piau. es, a written note: Ist. Containing the particulars of the subjea, and its extent. 2d. The name, Christian name, the birth-place, Age, and place of residence of the author, with the name of his instruaars and mas ters. Sd. None but original piaures are received; all copies will be returned. 4th. All artists at' ever before have had any pictures exhibited, received any prizes, arz to undergo an ex amination; and .r wot ks are therefore to be sent fieslllais earlier, the 15th Fructidor (September 1). A man lately killed himself at Toulouse, with a knife, under the idea that he was bewitched. The day before his suicide, he announced to his Curate, that death alone could cure him of this evil. wys Att.lCked * by x pleurisy, whi h, as he refused to be bl,t,t, speedily increased, and terminated in a puttid fever, accompanied with ulcerated lungs. The Count was 30 years of age, and has left behind him a widow, but no children, and a large fortune. In the war with Poland, he lost one of his legs by a cannon ball. He commanded the army in the campaiga against Persia, during which the import ant fortress of Derbent war taken. It is at present believed, that the two corps of cadets will be united under the Grand Duke Constantine. as chief. At the end of the Comedy (for,the di time) a Pfinejlallet D.coce, railed LINGO IN LOVE; Or, TILE SCHOLAR A mATin roll THE MASTER. 1..:41‘1 , in, Mr. BYRNE Drurwrn.r, %taster Of.C.%tt, BrINE. Lingo. Mr. G trFGri g tur.. co - • mks. 814 MM. Cowslip's Mother, Mrs. BROOKE R. Now nr:ml4 of THE LIN 'tit OF THE ALPS. The Music by Mr. KELLY. C.oracter. by CHAPI(rN, I%rls H trtLY, 114wat HORRIIIICKV. Mr. MATHEWS. Mr TAYLOR, Mr. PALMER, Mr Mrs T IVI.OR, Mis How- ILLI, 74n. MATHEWS, Mrs. GlßliS. To irtswh Will be added (Wil Time!. a Splemli.l Dramatic Rake. rai l . d THE ENCH:.NTLI) ISLAND. A! NT TAMIN TRAVERS, Chairman I. iSEX ELECTION ACOMMITTEE of SIR FRANCIS BUR DI.TrS FRIENIIC mere every Dav, from Ei,:ht rn the Montt's' till Ten at Nip ht, at the BFN JoHNSON'S HEM), IGREAT WILM•STREET, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, to RetiVe Cowmnnic.rtium respeelina the Election, anti to proud, for the creehohtert • conveyance to the Hustilep. RORERT ADAIR, Rm. M. P is the Chair. CON.TANTtAOPLk, JUSk.27. On the I sth inst. he French Ambassador, Gen. grune, received, by a courier, advice if the eieva- tion of Bonaparte to the Imperial Dignity, and the various promotions made in consequence: These important changes be nude lurown to the lliplou 3• tic Corps here in a note of the 1 - 9th ins!. lie • has since hal several confenaices with the 1 urkish The report that English ships had been forbidden to enter the Turkiiiii harboms Inds little credit. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. A COMMITTEE of the FRIENDS of Mr. M.AINWAItING. Sri I sit ever, Das at the following Faces, where .inv iltfurviat , .in relative to bad votes which hive been, or are nropoeed to be pelted for Srr Francis Sur diet ; and a; so ant account •if witch Freeholders as have not yet polled, will be most thankfully received: At No. 7. Carepstre. t, Lint his inn fields At Mr. waikl, No. 19, Go:dan squa:e, corner of Brewer. At No. 36, Well-clo ie. sq u a et-. •At Furnival's inn Coff - xpeux, Ilelbern. Spidt of the Wince. (in Act I )' and r•rimaad I,sqn of t4e King of Naptors; ) Mr BYII4E. Prointne (Duly of MIMI), Mr. DE 4 .'AMT. Ant.sio (E: 's litnAtier . , Mr PALMER, Adel. Meter OS KYRNE. Calla% Mr. G ILE F. Plirarvin I ). Mt.. C rausir tnia Act n. Mkt B MEN %Gt . , FirA S,int. Mr. TAYLOR. Female Mt" I)> ' , OILS, sod Mitt HOW FT.LS. Th. , ' 113 cir i•eei Waal 16'04 Pi , ee t are >rupperted by Mr RVRN E. Nt...er, OSCAR RYIRN L. awl Miss NIENAnZ. YICIVILLLING-01 , 710E. Jue• 28, 1304. THE CONINIISSIONERS ffr 1 7 084244 v Hu 11.irsises :vary :'eltitl F t he Aoiee,the en FKIENY nut,the SI 4.fignit, At!, kilt he MAN t , met., Mutters in a rit:nc (waled np), owl mot .or' bitten Itabt,id &ICU drici Honsennid Mar, to be &liana iv Sr-t 4 in ,tinrrnigra, by tack • 0. rerrirredds, Ike Crony 'at Den 1.-41, and to be paid jig k, BiltsraytaVe Pt. barred Ninety Days slur le.e . 77.• 4' the Cestrai may i.e sera the decretcres No Rege.4 tall he hr i ta /nay rattier In which eM Frio blab to: 11: bawled io Woe* at /ANA, or that shod not he ehleterod e• the Per ',lees Oar 0*C4t0,44 ought. mid Fr :co nee, tsar wee Persza ele thr Tender, or omit Perm 1* A Rdmg, its rouser rhea ear,4 tor. REAL. OF rinx!!! Ex Fume date Lumm. Hot. t‘ttor. TmeAtftr, LivETTN4 ALL Vets of Science and Deadness, witnessing the astmish-itt Etea. ti the NF.YIf IMPERIA.L. EJCHT - lITINVI, it an is a mots wendrfut Diseckery ! The assertion, thAt Smoke yields four film, the "atm of Fur: in Coke, Tar, thi, Ammonia, Acids, Saha, and pure Gas, that il'entinittei., hear, hens, smelts, &c." has hum thong .t vi in. hopowii.le. Nut every Lodger and Noweke. per, itereased in Viewing tif Fad, Oil, sad Candles, will be still Pines slur Abed to dud the MEAL ESSENCE OF *FIEF paw iota 'Memel G. is., Si'k, a A P..per T dies iti a Steam 14 pc Agee the most int.'s., heat, one inch above suet: bidde rid delicate MAirikilx. _ . Ever: pay the I.v...euin +in be orn from le tin 4 fn. ge metal Cwtri'lint; and ho Evening (nun 11 till 114 Was Theattewil be lighted in a p;ei.n.., and no se! el% .4 l.e.eures wtli be reed, dlu-.Tatel wiyh Rspe-nee,t. Book., dedicated to bnta Hooves of P *intent, and all the learn 4 Sort-tie., tee soh' at the Lee 1; by Mr Richard son, ft,v3l EAChalltz ; and by the nte 1 revealable boob aet.as n Town and Colvitly. N. 13 P. intrd P1,1,•01MIS for 'Diking Stow\ ifer . may be had UZI •*, at the Lyceum. - A I'FASON who lias, for several Yenrr, been Al ;n tee fru , th.ti.,tt en Youth, And who has ktely be • civic,''. a 'PUroR, in families or gr,t Re -4' "'Litt, •mht• "IVltto himself 'gain in t:te sane Ca. pa iry. . L.rsisetury Khanna's win limestvel. Lett:tett-lb , Iv iteel to J H. at Mr. loatlal, Book.:Iler, Duke ette:t., Ptutlard.pluce, Loadau. HA KRPE AR E LOTTERY. NIESSRS BbYDELL beg leave to acquaint ii ne Pu . s n gc,beral, and &Lir Fri-nds iu particular, Slut talc T,••Kegler Ave • SII.kESPEARE LOTTERY. * hive rr,-r Guipeao. wttlt Schemes of the va,d Lowery, are mait veal: for d•lir rr, at the Shak•,mite Gall,ry, (width Ptir.:b..tept may view grit..); at Mesttr. Boyden's. N 4.110. ehrsil.ide ; and at all the Licensed Lottery o:hee. in Great & vein ind Iretiad. NEW STATE LOTTERY, 1804. jN the present an d on ly L otter y to b e drawn this Ve.., arc the greavet nunalrr of CAPITAL PRIZES ever 1... v , nproporuon to the smalett quiutity Tickota. SCHEME. No of &ins. Value of each. Total Valor. $ of 7.20,000 an L. 60,000 S 10,000 30,000 $ 0,030 15,000 6 l,OOO , 6,000 11 3OO ' 4.000 20 . lna. 2 000 40 • !yo ' l OOO 6,3 SO .1)1,0.`0 *3,000 L ?A ,000 I'm of the Cagiels se be determined as undo, F: rit drawn Tirkea,ll , Ma Day L 1,000 ur Fit., dem Ticketrierretirn DAy 10,000 Fit<trlntwa Ticket, Lied, Day 20,000 .. F.:4 drawn Tido*, Ninth Day . 3,000 porn , DrAwing thstath , i'Seiw.n , bet next, and the Prises to Le Aid r.. Months after tlAe Drawing without Deduction, or ‘a wand as witraL and S'niress are now an Bak, at sem Licensed Low) OFce, hi lingtend, Scotland, and Iretwad. PRESFNT PRICE. Treket 17% Half. .. ..91. 4a. Od. I INC Ala M. Od. f aim're • ...41 IJa . Od Sixteenth It. Is. 61 2 " " les 'in the Callan` Will be etapplied with Tickets and ttthe same as if eresent, by se n di ng fold 0/ 1 : , :e ( )Alert' , l ") C.u h, or Welk Nflets to any Liecusod L'::tery This thsy Y ptibliclied, THE SPOR TING or GAME BOOK. This Po!theatitut is no the tin or a Souk kept at Cllewl e Ifah, by the Doke of It UTLA Sin SUld ..12.11) les the Svottt. :.an. by the h• 1p nt pri..ted 'labile, to keep An exact account ..t the dltf•ren• st.t. of GAME.. hen lad whet* kilid s and other partiCle,Ti u n the manner of a Journal. _ _ • •.• It Jetty be had w a iftr•ak oev„,isient tist the Pocket, price 7, or of a larger site, price Jue. 6d. 16a ue ii. 7s. aico.ird leg to the qua..tity Sod by John !larding, No. 56, St Jittnaerienterr FOREIGN INTELEIGENCE. HANILL.;Gii r kRIS, it:LI , 23. The Clort of Spain has left. Madrid fo• Aranjues, where it will pa►s the present month. The months of August and September it will reside at Sainte lideplionse, and afterwards it goes to liadiajoz, where it w:11 pass the autumn. Its MOM to the capital is not espeded before Christmas. Central Caffarell.. the maritime ?mica of Brest, has left that town to di ink the waters of Bagniers, for the recovery of his health. General Bouvet oc cupies his place during his absence. A French ship, very richly laden, and coming from China, entered, on the ltith inst. safely the hat hour of Cabia.:. The Special Tribunal at Aix-la-Chapelle has condemned to dea•h Pierre Daross, a glazier. an inhabitant of Keppelen, in the Canton of Goch. and Jean Camps, f the same Canton and Cons- Nurse. These two I ersons were convided of having attached, on the public highway, Serjoant Wey gaud, of Gnch. and, afr robbing him of his watch and money, given him twelve , wounds with their kalves. On the !fish ult. a new 74-gun ship called 41- grnres, waslauached at Orient, in the presence of tine Prefed of Vannes, and several Generals, arrived express to vriusess this speasele. Theexhibition of pittures in the Museum Napo leon. will not take place this year before the first complementary day (September Itij. The prodot tions desired to be exhibited are to be sent to the once of the direaion before the 20th Ft uaidor (September The delay of thi. year ha, been graciously consented to by the lim?crw, that the artists May trail thentiel - c , some n•e,ls more kJf On the 14th of July, to announce the fete of that day; the ionyeria/ battery at Boulogne fired in the mornirig, at sia o'clock, 30 shots, at noon, another salute from the same number of gent, and at sun set, the same number of shots again. All the ves sels, &c. were decorated with numbers of flags. and on board the admiral's ship, a beautiful imperial flag was ffyirg. The vessels repeated the salute. At eleven o'clock in the morning, a sc , lemn mass was celebrated, both in the Church at Boulogne, and in the different camps, in gratitude to the Almighty, for the fortunate and glorious r. suit of a revolution begun on the 14th of July, 1789. The robber of the famous Came( of Augustus, from th • Imperial Library, last spring, has been arrested in Holland, before he had time to dispose of this precious article. He is not only a robb,r, but an amateur and coanokseur. HAGUE, JULY 27. To-morrow the French Minister, His Excellency M. de SEMON VIL LI, intends to present to our Go remittent his new credentials. The arrangements to make this ceremony brilliant, 3ie still greater than those used in the reign of Louis NIV. He is to be accompanied by six state carriages, each drawn by six horses, and by thirty servants, dressed in new and very rich liveries. It is expeaed by some, that Ote Emperor Napo- Laos will extend his journey not only to Holland, but even to Hanover, to inspe& the Frentis army in slut E'eftorate. Larecns, SVI.T 15. A detachment of French hussars n nd gees d'a•tncs left this city yesterday, for Reutheim, where they are to be present at the ceremony of Count Bee. STEINTURT'S installation. cortrinActm,l6LY 17. The Russian fleet at Croottadt ready Er sea, con sists of 10 ships of the line. 4 frigates, Scc. '1 he commanders are already appoinied. OUIJA, JL LY 4. LLCIFN Bom AAAAA resides at Freseati. near Rome. His mother cLaitinues with him. IT•LY, JULY 8. Chevalier D'Acrom is arrived from Naples at Palermn, where the Governor General has received him wi!lt great distinction. He has a pension of 10,000 ducats. According to report, an embargo is laid in the Russian Ports in the Black Sea, on all ships, na tional as well as foreign. IR•PIErORT, JULY 17. • On the 14th inst. the King of Swint% arrived here, on his way to Bohemia, attended only by a Cabinet Socretary and a Pnysician. liis MAJ::sT Y goes to Piave, Toplita, Carlsbad, &c. BERT IN, JULY 21. The French Minister received this day a courier, and immediately demanded an audience of Count HArowirz,with whom he conferred for two hours. u•MOVi t, JULY el. Ta•o Hundred dollars are offered as a reward to any person discovering the author of a work called Hammer as it was, as it u, and as at wall be." t.r. PETIRSOUROH, JULY G. On the Qd inst. the l' .P L . 5 Ambassador, A Basuto. kft this capital, in con.equence of what lately oo curred at Rome, where a French nobleman. in the Russian service, was given up to the vengeance of Bo On the 31st ult. died the General of Infantry, Count VALtIII Suaor, aged 34. This morning the body of Count V ierian Subof, General of Infantry, and Chief of the corps of Cadet Engineers, was conveyed from the estate of Naryschki, six vents from the city, on the Peter bof road, where the Count died on the 3d instant, to the Sergeef Monastery, ten vents father, where it was interred with great pomp and magni ficence. His Imperial Majesty, who visited the Count during his illness, was pnvtat on this occa •:on. The Count, in consequence of getting cold, According to accounts from. Egypt. there hays lien a t iot and battle iletweenfthe crews of the Turk ish squadron lying at Aboukir, and the .trn:,uts. The Commander of the Turkish squadrint, and several Greeks belong to hii ships, wine k lied. Last week the Rusc:an Gen a., Heron Spring. porten, and Ifs attendants, sailed for C.rfu anti Italy. Two Russian frigates tiorn Corfu h.tve re turned through the Canal to Sebastopol. The Itussian troops, which had s tiled for Co; to on board two old ships of war, and three other amount to 3600 men. •IE/CMA,V IS. The French Ambassador here, Champagny, hu received dispatches from Constantinople, by a courier, who, we are assured, carries the congratu lations of the Grand Seignior to Bonaparte, on his advancement to the Imperial dignity, The French Ambassador here his not yet rec!..iv. •ed his new credentials, uor have any been sea! to our Ambassador at Paris, Count Cubentzel. Our fears that the harvest would be t , aally de - r.royed by the heavy talus, have greatly rabsided cinee the 15th, wh- we bal very warm And fills weather, %%hid, coltinues. ItATISEr.N, JUI *O. To-day, at the express 'tersest of the /.. , voy for the Electorate or Brunswick, the protorei c,-1 .! a Rus- sian Note was opened in the Colleges of Eleaurs and Princes, and the EleCtorate of Brunswick, and the City of Bremen, gave their votes. ita.v 21. In the vote given on the part cf Hanover, on the subjed cf the Russian Note, His Britannic MiCrsty, as Elector of Brunswick Luneburg, expresses his full approbation of the part taken by the Exope-or of Russia, and proposes that His Imperial Ru siau Majesty should be requested, b an ad of the Diet, to take such measure, as in his wisdom h • shall judge proper, to procure a suitable and satisfactory explanation from the French Government. His Majesty, at the same time, reminds the Diet of the more important and dangerrus violation of the rights of nations, the treaty of Luneville, and the security of the German Emkire, by the forciale seizure, occupation, and oppression of Hanover, His Maj sty's Getman territory, without any &clue -1:00 of war. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PA RIS, JULY 24. On the 18th, at seven o'clock in the evening, the Emperor passed through Clermont, where the rows nicipality, a corps, addressed his M.,jesty, who did not leave his carriage. The number of per. ►, of both sexes, who had assembled there to see their... So.. vertigo, was immense. On the 19th, at two o'clock in the morning, the Emperor anis ed at Amiens. A division of dra. goes o'er:. drawn up in a line of battle along the road. General Klein immediately waited upon his llajesty. A national guard of honour, both on foot and on horseback, did duty during his Majesty's short stay ; and all the troops in the town were also. tinier arms. The firing of cannon, and the ringing of bells, announced the Emperor's arrival. • 'The . prefea, and a number of members of the eons& tuted authorities, were waiting to pay their derst;re to his Majesty, in an apartment in the post-hone. The prefeti alone had an opporutnity to ad 'revs to his Majesty some few words at the door of his car. riage. The Emperor, who, since his departure fora P.uis, had not stopped at all, remained at Amiens only seven minutes, and immediately continued his journey. His Majesty was accompanied by v... other carriages, containing his sisters. Ills M.vjesty MIDDLESEX ELFCTIoN. CARRIAGES will he provi. led at the following places TO. ..OR ROW MORNING, at Seven Wand( rec . .; d., and IN -u M.nning dun .a the ELECTION, at the gam.: Hour,to the pur;eoete °lcon% eying the FREEHOLDERS lit the Inter.st of GEORGE ROULTON MAIN WARING, Esq. to and bon% RR I.N PPOREI, Tne Pantheon, Ox:urd Itoe4. raitamentatreet. 01; ,st , .• St. Jairetit Church, Picaidilly. Furnival% Inn, Holoote. C:erkentrztl Great. Isliturtnn Green. Opposite Wititechartel Chola. • ttp,}nrite Shosed..elt Church. Court House, Wr , leloct.aquare. oPneatte the Chortle. 'RUTH IS NOT (ALUM IY. SIR FRANCIS BURDETT has been called upon to s.e, whether or not the property of the notai &Canto: was transferred is trttst to bin ' , oriole the memorable trials at :ota!theme, in whi:b one *nom fr end of O'Connor sues-red. Ile has not noticed this gritting ehalg perhafe at a master of ind:ifxenztt ; that is to say, not Itinking a frirtil-ht a with O'Connor any b'ot in the chiractry ei • no thdre lglidsilesex. the MiJdleszx Electors, it is impti, tell felt: the cote.diraeut. We will to . : him ost , h the teort notA Den ird.e—iir Francis is he•eby publicly (shed u:esn 'a deny that • c was w arm yr.th tint utthirtunJte global, nut only in the Inurog • of St. huseessatroet, bet to the very .iveriues of the se,t of LegioW•iiniseen the Lobby of we o tea:lmo**. and h.l On the 'red dor Prow& g Do 4 vald'o surehensonn te**lllor • questions will bs pat to Sir riantis; 10 acts re. act es the baronet may think due to the loyalty of rue Eitctors er titidlesex, it r er hr hoped, they have tot • d I.Littdwg en ugh to put a true eon:trot-non on hut silence