The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-07-02 00:00:00

E •1 , t! 1 • •:; h• ; .r • ~ 1..111.• -- -1 As posi M WAWA kg , Ourt ' rsaa Vf. I% 1900 Melielelave. asset Itassaiswsky las S bisf e pre with the /WWI atibessibri, 34. &la sisala. M. has (request caafurassa %rids disi , a 0 Snag, Mr. Adair. Gas* of Emilia has already asloslwiadged Pi= lamb as ging at Naples. sus. Mfg 13. • The whale eats !f Marshal dealt will ienmadi soft tweak op fasts Semis for Frame. It cos lasts 4.1113,300 men. sag will take !erste *rasp Ills vicinity. savvat, nos tS. • *a." Wins! . 1. ea &a last. WOG tofissarosas jeils, the besiagurs. Oa the Mat host. le ski sitarsisso 4111 . siva a Uses was let law Vs wasral f fra, Mai dot messust, •11111111 VON OS bus Ills sum. el the usstgat, ma 12. • A roes* Casks lOU pmeilillssugli sity, * * Vs af rum falba Caso, at Seas • Mils • viii • Tarim. :> i *rive dm IWO stow o f rearprotoodZiielasiontssiidlittirtnomitto:c. r and tbs. 1 4 t `l,Elelboral Prins., oboes expeited Irmo Paris in the temeath of July. will succeed him. asi3 will reside at lianhoina. A Counsellor i State, who came to Carkrobe at **latter fad of May. bas, it is said, cady soado some wqrsitioan on the subiea. A ' ~.., tie time after, Prince J..ouis of Baden, sou of the . was ei on i s .4 'pose all his employ meats, •,-. :asail Owes shoopas was &scads in the bliaistry, when l the mint 46141100 MM persrats wine penskleeJ • L . .„ ii tr4l3 aglir, that the Pope will remsn the ciaait of ns. L'eLer to a Cardioal, and that the bLAICS .. , of the His Prince • pub- Neapo- prorerty un- Neapolitans, in the Kiug kingdom Irsrdinand win snake reprisals is Sicily. IMPILRIAL •PAALLAMENT. forwarded is their the bids. Post Discovery Sill, passed. The Pat a Imbed . the Stamp Committee, t.. west le OZ. of the which molar sad omission of bank by their a third down to this UMW - Melted of SIMS ISOBLANti eimerred, that in the Amami of. a Noble Friend, be hod to move for des petsdidioe of metals decemeses,deertwd ne -3- for the doe ilhunaties of the important . haenied for discussimis upon Friday out, «nig 4 Woke Lord in hie piner be should =Nate the nature of those ropers. His int %eyed, " that an hatable Address he ginensasd to His Majesty. ;mules goat &Odom en Wbogieee, that there be laid before the Hoare * sepr er dm warrant, wider the sign asemail of $k Ifiejeety, for vitellisag the comesiesioo, eon. , o,leorisi the proerot Goesreasees-Claward of 1500. 1 1 ‘ IIII E4I.IIIVTO &NM& he saw Set the hut ob• t::to the redeem% of this document; oe 1 , the egoestsoa was put, and the Address to 1 His Majesty ordered accordingly. I The second win for the produElion of any cor. atspoodeace that may have takes place between the baud of Cantata, and the Court of Direitors o • 4citveto the proceeding to which the Above dos referred. • 'Noble Bmi also moved. " that copies of the. recendy esocluded between the British Go. - . as' seetoissf the Native Powers in LAM, ' VI WO i Ape for copies of dis t WO bOOLIPOS to, or received Wa s sa thess I and also for 811.11110MItalli10 to MIWIII of India." - i f of *MI precodlioloo a coover „, mess the Net* Poste above-men • is the eeneee efidsiels Lard WNW oltsavelb that -so ash cones , • boson she Court 4 Orators and the ' , of gesteesl. as the - Pak . Mal Nosed I vs is eastussisties. boda*sohy takes plac e; Mist was abr.*. priesetrog shunted ea, 9s di imiosties, the lierl of Wesameriesd home s** is qsatioo. litopodostion !nom - the oble' Mt e to dis- immediately objedien, papers were, Me laid be- N•Nobb, r 0 slight Decree of WWI Or. Foliose. beesght in *All to rest certain law's, usessiters, and hereditamehts. for th e be ar , security of*His K 's ships of war, and stores, of s for attending the lines at Paws had ordered to be read a se. tend • Mr. -brook up the Report of the Coepaitsee sha beiwiend Charity, which was egreed to. Ifeasktart olilained leave to bring in a 13ill to besedldeee awl reader more etre/mil the alts for the insprovernest of the avenues to both Houses of Parliament, and fur purchasing buildings in the nsigbboBrheod of Westminster Hall. Sir Charles Price brought in a hill for establish ing certain regulations respe&tng Smithfield Mar ket, which was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. The Irish hutlerage Bill was read a second time, and committed for to-morrow. The Committee on the Newfoundland Fishery Bill was deferred to Ender. The second reading of the liish Militia Service, and the Postage Bills, was deferred till to-morrow. A Message from the Lords announced, that they had agreed to the Longitude and Insolvent D. btors' Bills, to the latter of which they required the con currence of that Hosse. On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT. the House resolved itself into a Committee on the Irish Poor Bill, -and after a few observations from Mr. Foster, Mr. J. Fitzgerald, Mr. Bagwell , and Cal. V e r eker, the report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Virconat HOWICK presented the Report of the Committee on the Naval Surgeons' Petitions, which was ordered to lie on the table. The SECRETARY at WAR moved, that there be laid before the House copies of, several letters and correspondence between the Barrack Master General and Major Davies, of Highbury Barracks, in the isle of Wight. respeaing the hiring of barns mad other ciut-hotifiu, for the purposes of 1 serracks; respeaing the Olio-coded of the Barrack Masser of llandowes mbd the letter from the leeestall fit War, of the sth of February. for the disesematif the :aid Barrack Master i" which were !greed to, • and afterwards presented, sad omitted , to Ile oa the Qat, sad to be printed. Mt.. ROBSON.mared for a copy of the lOW of James Pritchard, Barrack Matter of Sandown, in the Isle of Wight, deed the 20th of January 1806. 've to the glathig peculatittos in the o,arruck SECRETARY at WA It wished to have the last wads omitted, as it would imply an edreisslon of peculations which bad not been proved which suggestion, as well as the motto°, was agreed to. The further consideration of the Report of the Additional Allowance 8111 was deferred till to morrow. Mr. FOSTER, on account of the absence of a Noble Lord (Terhple), deferral:tele order for the farther consideration of the Linen Drawback Doty Bill, tin to-morrow. In a Committee on the Vitriol Export Duty Bill, it was resolved, on the Motion of Sir J. NEW PORT. " That a duty of ss. 6d. be laid on the ri pen of every bundled weight of oil of vitriol, made is Gram Britain. so foreign countries." After ehich. the Chairman reported progress, and obtain ed lease to sit again tosascinow. The Bell for emeestaat the leslespt Laws wee 4 reed a meted time. end ecisnetionidefor Friday. The Clemewich Chest. aid Clesenwith Hospital ins, went through the same process. litiSß AFFAIRS Sir JOHN NEWPORThrought in a Bell toil* , thorise:the sale of the quick and groand rents be longing to the Crows, in Ireland t. which was tidbit first thee. and on the motion for its second tired tn Mr. JAMES FITZGERAI.D *bleared to thus disposing of the hereditary possessions of thiCrevas. in perpeutity.. In the year 1794 when there was a great deficiency of current coin in Ireland, a tiresome similar to this was adopted, for the purpose of raia7 ing a temporary supply. The money was gfit from' the Bank t but the Parliament after wards provided for the money otherwise. The quick rents, there fore, could not be sold for the payment of debts al ready discharged. Sir J. NEWPORT said, he bad not the smallest expeciation of any opposition to this Bill, at the All which passed is 1798, was continued by an La of the subsequent year. Under that law s :the rents were not sold, as legal doubts were rim: mined. whether it would be binding on a future Lord Lieutenant; and tbe Parliament otherwise pro vided, became it was impossible that rents, to the amount of 60 or 70,0001 could be sold in the coarse of the recess. Mr. FOSTER observed, that this Mt was passed for the particular services of the year 1798. ' saddle produce was only estimated at a million, for SQ years purchase of 61,0001 ; but the experience of the late loan spewed that the money could other wise be raised on cheaper terms. After some further conversatios, the Bill was or . assail to bc•oollet Mr, Hobbouse .4 brought up the Rep - ort of the Irish Revenue Regulation Bill, which was read and agreed to, a4d the Bill ordered to be read a third tune on Friday. Mr. Secretary WINDHAM mover', t , that the Report of the Traioing Rill be then taken itito fur ther consideraticin." He had, he said, several new clauses to add to the body of the Bill; and he vaCuld. afterwards propose. that the Report should be taken lots further consideration en Thursday. ' • Mr. CANNING said, be should not oppose the new clauses ; foe no clauses could remove his ob jetties* to the principle of the Bill ( on which he should take the sense of the House, on the third reading. The clauses were-then severally brought up, and sided to the Bill, which was ordered to be printed, es sonaided. and the Report to be taken into further odesideration on Thursday. The report on the Militia 'knotting B'll was taken iu:o further consideration. S : •veral amendments w e re made, and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The St. Georges Parish 541 (Dublin) was read a third time, and passed. The Slave Ship Rettritron Bill, and the Irish Reed Bill were ordered to be read a ti rd time tu ' morrow.... Adjourned. , . • . IC ' ', ittl . ili . .kil a e a ktish e d,. in Three Wham °HIM. with a of ;jag kg* gee swat .e added to the kingdom of '. E c Srbija, triit of the Author, price H. 11. is basin , the Team kali i dea &web empire will then take a ne w itioe, of ' her of Dabs will be KTURES on RHETORIC and DELLIS "it 1 r ill . si l l ► ia tiAt great latanaiene LETT R ES. By HUGH 'LAIR, D D sad FAS. id ..lirili 11 = 6. 14 . , is favour of tba ' Pie. ef tee Ministers eit the High Monk est IIMOINI• Rhetoric and belles LINN' in the Uhteesitg se • msexassarao, Just 'N. related fee A. Ituelt_ae:Lood T. Cedeil mei W. it; A sw an g o WA* iegg i t red liege, the King rif .Os Sinai ; seat VIP. Ore Na. jos ltdisbu bed gh. ° - - 01' T i t i ;ers , 'f i bis • . . wt &ream yesterday, shout acme , bad an interview on .At dm Rettilte (Ow ), - enbe. *OM . the framtams , with the General of Cavalry , Count 4= t was. Are. prise U. is. a lei. AV* V I Itallrelldu - Mil . IN. risme. M abeam Swam es nos Ueda LUDWIOLLUST, Jest 21. 1 4 sr* ysam t ; soxilki., t ine. t . Yesterday um imlelermad here, in presence of • • rile the whole tom*, asemiehled in grand gala. the . . • ' $ iL•._•, ,:.....; t h e D AtyG watt o f Inaidor of tbo Prilloaes Charlotte, daughter of His -- ' 'IA Ow iseastios a( RELIGIOUS Se reneHigbasse the reigning Duke of Heckles - - 1110 ' li t :, ..,-• =wain, with His Royal Highness Prince • • NAMLLTON. Frederick of Denmark. IliW/Ma In lttnesioary Nati*, el Ilis. CATANSA, IN SICILY, KV! 1. • ate.4l4 lll fall W.Dseise; Stunt. Om the 124 of April, an eriewssere was pub- , samagetritirisisniero.v.isma..,,d lishod by the King. impacting, that the Neapo - ' ..t..... Oat mita us. be isaida, s new titans, Freya. and Italians, pouessing estates, or • capital in Sicily. &add enjoy their property un• ..,, , Gennan.' ^' a * iamb . floes dill of molested, as long as the Sicilians and Neapolitans, • • Widest. who • ham followed the Royal Family in Sicily' DOT " Ilt bit . lima be maintained in *hat they may possess in the • fgAZIP sae w. Devito, Stated. Mmedoes of Naples; but should they not. Kiug *),_ a"."..... ' th;F — 4 7 — -- IMrziLAL .PiaLi.aatans. 4111 16 RELL (1 ILS.X. ... 00“ . —.........-- Of WlLDlSlaTesseair, Jew 1. As. be. s. 1104 W. awl% Wiwi i 044 W. The ikallpea the table seers forwarded is ompOilheo steps a meals dtese. the Irish Mr VlErarZectirdrAlLa bode BM, mod the Longitude Discovery semi ea Tawas s illi al read a' . tbird time. and passed. The ilisamom ;em du' AN8.11.1"11t100 O Aseeiver Geners)!s NU was read a s Ohlrre al is j ol -• Ilk, 1 "..7 00 : ~... , tine. and committee for to-morrow ; and the 1 kat o s esi " -- 'ri m ()m . 0 ., - Olin . lteeeivatis Bill passed through a Coma rter vi s.tallesolt s drivel tw the gap ase was reported without any atneadothet. - • - , 'ram:run DEBTORS' MIL. wit. Pilo 11; irimr•ii, - . imolai Se- no wider for the third reading of •the tits lark at Debtors' bill boot toad, *KCAL ILiTrill oun g sar aithlfi- li es li t tLENl BOROUGH raw, for the p MAI& itimitiPau. • ef.. g two farther ommedussis se die aft... 111188. Wit do as far aa.we amid allot, evaded et • _lei _,... . PlaVirlb. t Forms eawfood ferdwonges for sea k"! ' • ""P` Pl' " 451 Wanes ea the ferias. the. --dills re ..• • • .. . - -514 - I? • for athdawows hoarettorso sr NW . , l i ., ._, .„, 10-.4111 AIN . etheoptodPAlordt ir sor sr ott 4. 4 ,.,... . ... 4 ... tha- tht fer. . walks d ant Els% oiNi tdmentad Lord dented word • aki i ii. We - • - . • =woes of .the revives os ' gelatin to do caw of .. Jr : .... '•4" - i - ' le acut illilli-vm.- - - read sill•so% tr:allesi = tried • • jpoood. and orderal to be east dein .. --.. 41 '.. tievleol o ¢ l l l fat their eoecorease. •...., - 4. . . 1111)14h. • ' • Oa this holoadsw,the Zed of Watasuirai to • 1111thia • bad& Fr theft tin hack dlosly e sg e ts withdraw the amiss is goo army will blight ee ithehmilithei La was lib, assislip liio poymisei instio4 APS 17. the disisesbee eir kerns awed fee, by des li lt d i sa il r p s , cows' See sedge all logos she bola ef and 4 Comfoui. • . the amodasoothil graved, dinity. et a peathedllis eidiag pieit iii wilt dat a iiiipsill elle *lthe am .is 40114110 ef = rma Ids I wet the I "41,9 1 11110, 4. twit ... si • rod of Ali T ND imeaedi sAL , Void 0 withdraw the same. limi la ir , b re je tivegui ; • i t . .48 7:r e sth e zissa gen te a, ths odor atetionz e so re obje - sa d ~ bg a arise . .toads questioes. hsii ordered to be la :, la deadbeat WOW 6 81 0 1 AP no ire do -Homo r eig re . krisors.. by dis L Ora the Scats 11;;;;Merse, Mania e. hi./.1 wipe is ems The LOAD CHANCILLOR, after a • Ma SP . _vim of the ease, asorwl 4. that the Deci woes% JIM I?. the COM of limmia s be allisoe4." which we It is amid do stems of maraiel Aormo den! will ken be Ps ikiglief We goulm sod Tioe db r their Load ping iota a wth bo ery& A from ii es:- 'Wool as the CliatoM Howse Ffts Di% wee. I colossi trio. atteitheag, moo- masa of Seel Armee, discharged, wad a a doh. do Meth we les sr it alas Wits wi th Order made for Friday nest. _ _.,......5._ ..._......... .se lissassa .. W. W:1 I :sows / %Ls. E. ass ssr ... .h. reanniesi into a Com ing, as the Mr. Williams (Sesietari to the Ciartassiesers el un s eal Inquiry) pretested at the Ear the I4th liter* of dna Board, which was Quieted to be at the table. Adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE 0...0)4M0N5. Mr. Hunt ►resented a Petition from the Albion ' Fitt and L'te Insurance Company. against theGinbe Insurance Co• poratina DU. Retorted ps the Com mittee. Mr. Calcratt, having fret obtained leave for thnt THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, AVEDNESDAV. JuLY 2. Some farther extraels from the Hambiirer M,,:i . due on Sunday, which arrived on Monday night, are given in a preceding column. It apoe ire tat M. D'Ou ear i., remained on the 17h at Vienna, and had held several conferences with %tr. ADAIR, and that the Russian Ambassador, Reitcriowstr, has frequent conferences with the French Minist r, Rocurrovoa of r• M. D'Uusait., has, however, probably left Vienna before this time, as a French Courier passed through Munich on the 12. h. with p 'croons for him. Count Ksicaa has resigeed his Ofi:e of Third Minister in the Cabinet of Bet. lin, and is shortly to retire to the country. Extra& of a private letter from flarnburgh, dated June 24 :—.. The reform in the Empire, or the new Constitution of Germany, will be presented Ito the Diet of R.iiisbon, on-the 27th irritant ;we may therefore expeft a sight of tne clief d'aiswe her:, by the 3d or 4th of July." -.......-..(1.4.••••-.. The funds yesterday maintained the his.:h station to which they note on Monday. The Omnivore left of at 61, and the Consols for the opening at 63i. ...______-_,..-_____—, 11111.111 our states, that the Lords, who tomrnse the Swat Cumnaittee; here comet, ted the io p ~t Ant State Inquiry, to which they were delegated under the Kiso's Privy Seal, and are expc.forci to make* Roma of their proceedings to His MAJESTY at the Quaert's house this day. We ui.uerstand r-illat *deb Report will be coofined Merriv to the *Wets, of Evidence taken before them; without any **inn whatever founded thereon. Ths'Arrisrpriss, PACKWOOD, from New York. at. tived off Portland; spoke, about sixteen days since, *lat. 41. 'ion. 21. the Brita,,non, Bcovve, from Ja. pad. for London, in great distress, and supplied Isar with several articles. - . Lord KeSZTN arrived in the Downs on Mcadey evening, from a cruise off the French coast. On the evening of yesterday se'nn.ght, Captain Coo, es, of the Blehrts, belonging to the post of Newhaven.,was attacked off Brighton. by the crew a a nevi) privareer,, whom he iallantly beat off, although the Frenchmen had just briar* ta ken a brit, isassiza equal ao the BrotA,rs. . The Captain's wife was, on board, and with the spirit of a tree British tar, handed the cartridgct. tr . = the powder. room, the better to emetic her, husband to sustain ... the adintsieli - .. • . . ', The Kato has been Pleased to constitute and ap point 101111 Po tj,POT OF It D.A D it Esq. one qi ii iias Ma. - 4 arty's Corium' at Law, in Ire4est.s.to he eigier or Master of the, Rolls and Record's of tbc Carats of ChanerlY , in that part of she essitod livogdors •- - . rrAtie , - - t At a Comman MeV held yesterday at Guildhall, Witoosse WOOO Warta*, Esq. citizenf ar..d mer chant tailor, was eledird Mega. to serve ash .. Tiers as Bists, Esq. is' the E. ; 061A 0 1 G 4 °" l kiLl* . inter,' Esq. fined. . . . - The . price of Bread rue reduced an avdetraw two purees! the`Peck Leaf, which sw4t take p Ate to morrow. When .the Quartern Loat, Wheaten, will he sold for is. OW. and H,ouselosid lid. - the French Generals Bos . 114 LA -r.),Viti and several others, sailed ftom Southaro;strin, on ?hers day, in a vessel which they birod, braii-.17. a 84 of truce, for Niorlaix. The Hon. Davits Momeactut Eesame. one of the Members for P.;rtsoi u-n. is app.-memos itesideat Minister to the United States ofsAttletres. Mr tira x sr Moo sat cries. —Last Weelneschr. Thursday. and Friday. the -51.utossioh and B. won militia, marched, in 'tree divisions, from Sternii.4 , on their route to Clichester. On Friday, the it.: division of the Nottingham. shire militia. marched from Winch-Ilea, to sainted the Monmouth and Brecon, at Sterling. The sere cone( division were to arrive at Lewes on Monday, ork the same route. - The sth Somerset quit their present station et Silverbill, to take the place of the Nottingham, at Winchelsea. . Tile 2.1 Somerset, at Silverhill, and the West Nor. folk, at Rie:chirrgton, ch*ange stations, and on Ms' day zooming cononeticed their munit i on theirs apeetive routes for that purpose. Ou Monday, a Court Martial commenced, in the State Room, io Portsnittih j .on Licit. lone Nr •ILLE, of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. c 2 charges preferred Lisinst h' b the COMlThilde in ' tislet — lbiTtllitr IM — Cesi - nai, ers sifil`cl - s . " h:i'se.ote. complaining of the cooduel of Cieut-General \Vas. sort, Lieut.-eqlonel Hissn.ros. and Capt Lews, reTainter, of oltet corps. The Court his sat evert - day: since ; Colonel Male, President ; t 7 aPmi ll M A tit, of the West. Volk Militia, Deputy J;:-rig Adeocate. * - - It appears, 'from oscial returns received from India,. that its the Presidencf of. Fort St. t;e'""" alone, 429,621 persons had been. Suecess.uily v.:- cineted between September, I KA,. and Mel S i ' • 1605, beine, on an average, 1611,000 a yetr. A German transiatiors of the llishapot lose Do t ' s Lee:tures on the Gospel of St. Matthew, has ar peered at Berlin. -Oril2sursdiy sennight, the whole troops in e., - 0* rison at Aberdeen, were Jrawn up on the Liisks, to be seen by Major-Gei.eral the Marquis of Ili. NTLTI pelisses to has Lordship's setting nut foriLondon ter .-- 's His Lordship WM to the Lucks at threc,Larid, at inspeffing the line, the whole were marched, hi' h' Lords`Up's desire_ to the beautiful villa Of llama, She seat af. Sir Ws r.t. 1 vers Joessrori, llart• wkc' d his Lordship at present resides.' When armed, the regiments were finned in (qi. p uc e u ittalle pastfacing he house, end the :yen were *milli reit!! with C e il c om s ig n porter. The. Octi zert We re t.... 0 invited by his Lordship to partaJte 91011 CCW ‘,:tr D4ll in the proem. ...