The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-15 00:00:00

CO.RIUMFONDANCE S.. • • • or -- "*"*T. SIR. AND TIED REMIT • HON! R. E. SfiILEIDAN: " L'; whersor ;"; • • !lo o;nos . Al i t • : Thre4,,rr, 40 Et lo I,leggigiert sprier et Corsol,;:ths4 4 ' OWE, * * Ogg* soar grit us Tr, Or:l4a tt or ita j o lts 11111 7 Earriah..mgrs of your Ethissio, anis thug eamddlairiem, and yoar batet ;1111MIM let ablmillk gods ruble, wagegtor trtts Elosti Mite literkilgo rid cite Erabstiere which the fili,diree o* *so to it ordertemee r to yrs bane left this rarer eta, ditragisg. 1 Is.. wateedinly directed the whole to Hite site hearse to be, your oberair Swart, EMI MODEL $ll, Sogaries Tree, Thwalay, Noe. 13. caraylimbig with your mart. 1 seed you Mr. error's Leiter. sod Isere It to yes tad the Committee to agiria writhes they should be published ones. I hese never :de/home Mr. 01.1seu , s dem Loner to to• so Meg from my desk ; Pidiyilidliel WY regent to the psWieadoe of say Wes, eat - lisidastiry roe* to be published by she writer.; but that you es-ijoildivir• that kr. Co*** himself calls for lob publics horkl!aeiroell? for she awe M smWsle, is his afar. I 4 . 111 or 043 ye. how decidedly I its.. *War* to allow this t slr s vut Is. Mr. hell to Me. Finnerty, wad by bits - hag, boar, to be used for the purpose of "Wars is. a w* hots the supporters of Mr. Taal. Whoa their SWPAIWIP•geII who* Marto* I might hews rode of it, had lore rreggit to hors stroped to raft by their *newer ifs toe evident to eels* • treessant. tit comae* hos be* rate* digitise de tern* It a trews to yes, Sir, ig Moe iha Cillaisittei, sad to yes sod them I Woe the vindication of h. I hove the hauler to by. Year very obliged herb* lienresta lto Peter Mows, Esq. R. lli. MILIMMIL • t; Nat WO. figOestaggese, Toed* Kerr* t. • • la be din* end bob he etas* born ity loam, mod • I risk is rig* to lose mot a roar* le Eilberigtfillfdri ;wog bride, that Lewd hug bad decilood, rid e74m, so t o N o u p la his /sod, and** Mr. hell sari ORAIIS,W self, 1 isapatidoi; dot d Tee goer le red WI *Nei Dritir wag all lbw rilrlend is ND " 1.11, • iri s NM, ifs VW ilia *lona edilson4Y*** to igistwayabehat.l si 'brit asoesed,thiS IpC lh fiEgi met agar%hsgariboodasappiard to oes s halos!, If this. be mu rasa, "bows berate you, to Ash will oat be bit, it 44 of big hies* I as, Sits • - - Yaw rots Warr sod frogs* Sone*. • I 11. flltoebra, bop W. 00111111TT. haeierset+er. q•••••• Die, MA. lherogese >ti WI. Ferrer* pow raw, per awairod. wish -grigemitird teeth este.stotrity, bet weir the proloposes ad reeky which 11101 prime' ef tlr Was • oceoWai yew esquilaium. re. WI" AWSWethel Yuen ',foragers 1 redo to you *I othro o row ir.s.M.l att., Mr. ha eared WNW gh ltd apt , WWAIIIIi•Ase, mistier to the shopiegioa el dolt 1s- worisMr. Shrides, I festcmysoff beget *odisseinfttar *we stranor ft, weranigh w alawassios w Pet oats the "wads op* *this Ibiggeogreserroggi- After the pier* 41Moldrem sue fildwati o tad Mr. Nen Arras peldleited. I ssemird r WON Sego that Cluitiosoms artprole" pry egrirage to Mr forrour, I ourergi. thot I woo iloodled. his pint** and pommel *ind, se Mr. eindiong Ind its enpnwed my ", Ist ha an en- ••• • : z @plan, issalitr4 • assigil wliiimm say Amos et Wein ...To t aeipmesiertien I readsod do Whiting maw !ilia' )4f run taut az, Tufa., **at am •ppiehe Yr. Shaddia. Mr. Oshipset 41601111 Ow% sal as WOW wren la rank nt wog Winona.: - 1 111onin. Wat omit .101 • lost* la asp ions. war -asissionsat tit Ma: Ws dIV.. boirant, with peel - fan" Own art soraw. , 1 sattonn int alareont TOW Inlinefi7. JANIS tkitt: U • (I On sotiosuaiestinkitir is Mr. Morin, in-sitorai or Mr. Gibbet* letter *shim I requested hint to limmiA rmy Mole, or re OM a am of it, and to alley se to show It, atMlr Mr. Peon Minn he me, to Mr. Made, being inalmnat thayll it Pewit wren Imo* bora to obtain the so. aged sad at W. ?Ain pant for Mr. Sliondas, ley Ant erllket Wag, I avow k the mewing Mr. sherkien't Mot: non and, as as old friend of Sir F. Borderer, haring ray edf no pigeons to Mr. Paull. Mr. Sheridan primp meib ortiord that, and raid, lie wash net allow either letter br nod is a mows is Ma deem among Mr. Pauli'. friends. Oiraglis at roman be a itabeneuratM proceeding on Ars welt vitt., and Ow whew Ilw had requested, and should eon. rinse to releeet, his friends to canvass equally as for Airmail. This paned es the Sontag evening previous to the de/ of nanoinationy and Is Next day, at the earner' regent of Mr. Was', I set a with ids Solicitor, and the Chairmen of kn ptitalpl Conevaiitise t Mayor Degrees, for Seabed, is asalit io the 01111111111 w 'Lich Mr. Sheridan had jest heard hie Son ow wevirodloily sopird. Alley this iftleseent, io., will judge of IS surprise en Dearing, eis alif Morn es town, that Mr. Paull eat the decided oppootat, and melee esnier of Mr. Sivermsen. no Mr. r eel% loner oat not the only resort WWI Belied en that Clentletnen's lireferen,:e or Mr. Sheridan. - V late everting of the day on which 1 received Mr. Piers Irritbri inset I[ll , l 4 knitteman aid Mr. enbbett, et the Chronicle (Mite, and ; thA both •spreised to on: :h e., decided disinclination by any mess, to owes, the views of Mr. Sheridan. liktevard Mt. Calrhett • what hare we hr In with :he Croatmem rattial_he Ira {metre/ twasseart shat claim-her ilwamin or Weviiiuttear 4 aail • Sial mire, Mr. Paa tad /be at The Crews willegarter • v•--_ -to hear Mr. Shiralaw ea sorry . abemlby some of thuds aiming basso he cany.it.od. With ti.eft cocumatanom is my wollection. you cannot INQC If: 2: WC suyrise ol..rit your bract turned in I am, dry Si., y our' sineorely. 1 • P. Moore, Erq. P. FINNERTY. b.- ;~ r ~. • tret,'Noir.l4, 1806. Stit""*Ra'Ail wilds nt amide of ital. day, a. Paton* Is be lb. P . OPOLGISHIPO .CI4 0444 by 7• 9 IVAN* Uwe last Night, in riehisfi paragraph it is Mated, that maillis;Vres made by fist to you “ to gin you Mr. Paull* If you would Mad manl' and knowing. Is .tai„'. %hilt this statement is greedy and s and...loony false, 1 4eueot, of believe that yea mode it—but must mind don i.brick Moho eandid and indopbedobt Mr. Perry. Al this ,014eflot rem, have's', helatiend by the very foe Reader. which The ifendig amide boa teR, I request you to deny the statement through this channel of that Print, or, which will have the same ilea, to publish my Letter, upon which the 'raiment it said to be founded.-1 can have no doubt of yeer ceetplyiag with this request but ilinuld yob net do it, *MN teMr. Pauli, tad to the Cause of the Fres and Mile. pendent Seem of Westminster, striving against the oppos ite influence el Collated factions, will compel me to treat you as the Author of the Falsehood. With a very sincere wish that I may not be thus compelled, I remain, Sir, Your most humble, and most obedient Servant, R. II Sheridan, Esq. WILLIAM COBRETT. Somerset-Place. Wednesday Evening. 9 o'clock. SlR—The tnstle of an Elea* day, and occupaiim fitter for me to attend to, than any communication from you, have pievested my noticing Ida bitter you have honoured me with, till this moment. lam very mush amused by the folly of it. and very linty provoked by ha insalenoe. !shall not, how. ever, be della-ism gentlemanly respect, to the call of any ▪ sad you will receive from me to-morrow, such an answer es I Asa ledge proper to give to such a leper. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, W. Cablibit, Rag. R. S. SHERIDAN. Alestatitute at the Shammy, Nov. 14, 1844. Resolved imasidebady—That it is srallest that Mr. Paull -end *Mu did sake, pussious to the eamossissaat Amitt!' the sate Palpable ellatteos loam Mr. Siodasa tbeit Wises al hie WO. aaaahmosily—That R laerillibe 111711Wially4s'of Most active Members of ads - 0010111114,11148 Mr. did *W thealy sabot to stab is argiOgilisy lei ise 4 41014.114Whistly 'shorting an his Neal, tassisist Sit Samosa Hoed, sitally ea ,r himaelf.. Resolved ustaimeadrooThat Mr. ShatilOsh .• essiaft throughout Ises bees maid by Orthighers and skeet mat if uwkwa, eml his be.. sash, is may teepee% to sands lin to ' the oriagassee, uspewet, and sisairatioa id away as.., who values sumacs to good ISO and integrity, is a piblk man. • SIR, Samermspitio, Nev. IS, 11194 I have nailed a }!hies Rota JOHN DAVENPORT, the man who ameelted sae as I lid the Rattier. the first day •et rbil Zisaties. It •aypears to me is '6'4k:tepid . by very stow and Sawa imsiaiders Woos himself to have been very ascii intaideased at the nail, which 1 And le be sae ; sod awes be did net hoes it coos she be attack at. He fun* Stria diet kis Wife, who hoIOSRIRir eu Ed her right brad, end a large Family, might gap* SitlONsil t deprived a( big support ; awl. on their aesestillelelMidlilinillt impious riff irgiveneas. Ido egg kids *time. Wat c ar sessiogyies, Ilk with the amoeba* d.tke Cseasialek SC. I take pow atemares to proton bisleetty • sad I. provide slat liffiauly mayn't be injured by his essdasesest. I have the honour to be, At. RICHARD lIRINSLRY SHERIDAN. To Per More, Ras. Old Shakepeare Tavern. •••••—• . • t.• Olopy of it Lotter, received him John Davenport, bilbs4loB Has. Richard Brinaley Sheridan, on his Release ftedidblas dasomit, Sir Isis late Ofence. ilk SlR•isd should be greatly wanting in my duty to alyedi, es wen as gratitude, not to warn. in the earliest rause; my =thuds to you mad year Committee, kw my labors ggsgmeasat ; whin, though unjust en My account yet inlieste the MOM homer, an liberally Maid, ea the pan ' d you sod Feet Osenktee. Sir, the emotions that oipay be felt by you, as this seension, as Inn be molls' by die itensperso ef joy and gossitasie of a kelpie. wete aid owes ,•iohne AMON% I. bid rowed es a Maud end mesh who is the team el Unit sums ; and I em sate, Sir, tha year stemiset, as this ocremile. will eased you as mach satis lhalen, as it will incite ratbade is the Men of am anJ my hinny, for my emancipation from mainement. ' lan, with an passible respect, Sir. You: very grateful liende Servant, No. 3, Caelbcourt, New. JOHN DAVENPORT. sweet, Caraaby Market, Nov. 14, 111111. • P. S. Right Honourable Sir, humbly hoping you wife stop say further' proceelings against me, I have procured a fined to indite this for me, bat His every word from my heart. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Alimember Johnston,. to Peter Moore, Em. with respect to the Murder in Long Acre. SIR.-In answer to the application front the Committee. the fallowing are the circumstances theytlnquire about, ant of wlikh, if required. lam ready to make oath. Nerdy, the man cossreitted fir the murder of Wm. Bread, Printer, came, ea Wednesday the sth nt, about eight o'clock, In the door of the Shakespear. sees Jpenied by member man, both baring Paull is lame letters on their ham, with hit cockades, and artificial lower% crying " Mein{ Er ever !" They sides roared, by leery ezmaranasee, to collie a mob, and provoke a tumult, se I sherght i , wilts an lineation to form their way into the Committee Room. With the asaistance of Major Downs and C. Ward, Esq. we drove them from the door, and 'dhperaed the mob Rs bed colledlod. Within an hoot after, we herd of the man being stabbed in Lome Acre. He was dist. ibuting cards when I se sad him, Soma which I inclose. • I am, Sir, your most obedient, To Peter Moore, Esq. ALEX. JOHNSTON. (Copy of Corti.) A. NARDY, Artificial Flower Maw, (From Italy,) 39, Vlrlizoorestrect, Cavandialmsquara. N.B. Thu man gabbed (W. Broad) did cia Weiloesday. St. Bartli.ilossavea Hospital ; smiths COMMA Inquest ban futind • Yktrdill of Murder ailuitt Nardi. as' Tie etreffsolineeiespeedag thsWeisaisater glostiee. which Ire 'anstessesi yeeeeriar. is niece fn our pieced. flog Wilma. We Ils4ll oaks SIMS eimpossisioes upon A eu Weatlay. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. SATURDAY. Novitiate 15. The Master of the ship Francis, of Hull. arrived at Leith from Dantzic b reports, that a severe anion took place on the 2ith last, at Stettin, between the French and the combined Prussians and Russians, in which the French were defeated. The Prussians, it is said, refaced to give or take quarter. A deputation from the several gentlemen who proposed to contra& for the Lottery, waited yaw day morning upon Lord GREW vitte and die Coss. est.Loa of the Ezeuotoesa, at the Treasury. There were five parties, and their Biddings were as follow : _ _ Mims. ova - - - L. 16 14 3 - - 16 11 0 • Ridtartion - 16 0 3 Twt..gOod - 15 17 • ' fleitsley.snd Palley - 15 17 0 Of course Messrs. Cori were declared the Pur chasers. The Lottery is to consist of es,ooo.rsekets., is to commence dra*iag ,in JAIILIN7 next. 11011 . Contradlors have the power of fitieg the days Of drawing, bat the whole must be concluded by this , loth of February. • Mr. PAULL has more than once declared. in bte addresses tv the populace. from the Haub. * Covent Garden, that the public press MI ' get against him, and under the influence of his salver. assies. We do not know what representations Mr. Pa ot.s.'sugents may have made to him ; but we do as 'solemnly &time so Mr. Patna. and the public, that his statement is not fainded in truth. Mr. Paut.i's speeches have been gives u*ifoessly and faithfully .in Tilt Sauna Paps and Tna Giese News papers, by an accurate reporter, not unfriendly to Mr. PAULL. The Editor, though no friend to the cause of Mr. PAULL, weld have no Objeaioa to insert his speeches correltly ; for the more coma, the mace injurious to him they mast be, in the opinion ef every gentleman, and every good and loyal Mite& Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East lat • House, when the undermentioned Cap- Isla& * sworn into the command of their re- Waive 'a. viz. Capt. W. W. Famine. Cooler lend, Meares and China ; Clot. Jamas Hai, Re smog OWL The Coen anointed at . six o'clock till Weaselly next. The mesa of Saxony, according to report, il to deliver up the impregnable fortress of Rotting stela to the French. The fair hand of the Princess AUGUSTA* for Welber Jainism - who has ran away frost hie amiable Wife, will, pr obably, be another of the modifies" upon which the upstart Narration will modemend not to send the House of Saxony to beg their bread. Letters from Portsmouth state a report that Sir Sinner Sastre is anporseded by Admiral Poavira, Sir Davin Basta by the Hoe. General Guar. and Sit H. Poenais by Admiral !dolma?. In the great contest for the county of Dorset, just decided, sad where there has not been any poll taken fir a hundred years, Mr. Par r was reposed by-eltii Hon. Dorms. DOPIIISY t anal seconded by the Caortar ASHLIY $ Mr. Pouts-man was Cby Sir Joust SMITII, Bart. and seconded IP X. d sat Taancersan.l.E. ; and Mr. BANKLII =Mg by_tho flight on. Mr. Bonn, and IsySirWiLLIAII.OOLANDSI s Ban.; when, after five days polling, Mr. Barran gave up the contest. The recent condo& of the Porte has prepared us to exited the intelligence received by Government from Coastansinople. The Pone bas dissolved its alliance with Russia. ThisOltang• of policy has been produced by the intrigues of the French. The fall of the Turkish Government is rapidly ap proaching. Shaken to its centre by internal incur. region, it is not to be supposed that it can aft with vigour against Russia. It it call in the assistance of France. st will miallibly ham s@ she wiftiout mf Iw alliance, and Satre will soma be little more at Con stantinople than the Prated of Bo NAP•IITa. An Evening Paper of yesterday, states, that the in , antor of the Pyrotechaic arrows has obtained a pension of 12001 a year ; and that a warrant has been passed under His ?draw v's sign manual, in creasing the salary of the First Lard of the Ad miralty from 30001. to 34011. a year. We hope that the latter past of the statement, at least, is founded in fad. A sum of 30001. a year was to tally inadequate to defray the expences necessarily induced by the situation. The Rev. SAMUEL 811111 , 1.2, 9 A.M. is presented by Sir RICR•ID Kays, Bart. Dean of Lincoln, to the Vicarage of Ashborne, with the Redor of May. Orton, vacant by the death of the Rev. WI (Arai Wass. About ten o'clock, on the night of the 2d inst. the Levimo, of Dundee, Fa •PICIS DRUM MOND. Master, with a rav of hemp, &c. from Riga for London, went on shore. about a mile and a half to the eastward of Crail. The era running very high, and oovering the vessel every moment, the crew, Captain eacepted, far niety, took to the rigging, and remained in that perilous situation till eleven o'clock non forenoon, when they were taken ashore. About six in the morning, the crew saw the Master washed from the deck, and drowned. The cargo will be all saved—part of it dry. The vessel's Lac tom is into ely oat. Her awn, rigging, kc. have been landed. -r • ): - • • . r ••• 4TH, Nov. 13. Yesterday, the Members of the Catch Club gave their first diluter, at York House; about fifty at tended. A variety of excellent songs, catches, glees, Ike. were song, by Messrs. Magrath, Gray, W e b. her, Cook, Winter, Ashley, and Mr. Embden (the latter gentleman is an honorary member of the so. ciety) and the day was spent in the utmost harmony. We hear, that independent of the performers a b ove inamerated, who cannot be equalled for Yoke va. rimy, and science , oat of the metropolis, Mr. D oyle, from London, and a young gentleman, an artist of this city, who possesses first rate musical abilities, are also engaged, by the spirited managers of thi s charming society. On Friday the 28th intent, the H treronic s 3. catty will open for the season, at the White Han ; the Direaors of it are exerting themselves to pros as usual, a rich repast for the lovers of barin„t y, Our Concerts commence on Wednesday cat Rauszini has engaged the celebrated Signor Nsid i for the first night ; and, in the course of the Ca Matte, Brabam, Storace, Woolfe, Albs Mrs Attu, fiedley, end tire Petrides, are all to pe rform. The Geonal Ekaioa has been a complete death. blow to the early part of our see ms. flags of distress, alias lodging-boards, may be seen at every w ee d house, in most of the fashionable streets, and the balls, both at the New and Old Beane, were very thinly attended indeed. The Theatre, on Saturday last, was tolerably filled ; T. Dibdin's little piece, called The Fears Pose, was brought leeward for the first time, and was well reteived. Mrs. Cresswell performed Re tina, in the Farce of that same, very well I she has a pretty toned *lice, and a beat shake ; her snag of Whilst alai riqefle Maids, was warmly applauded. Webber, Miss Mills, and Miss Wheatley, were very happy in Betselle. Pastime. and Wrikine. GENERAL ELECTION. alamaaas team/Ito —o'er. 14. Linlithreanture—Hoo. Marauder Hoyt.. rahohi , e--Hoo. Robert Macias Northurabodoarl Couaty—.Lord Hama sad Thomas lleaaracort. Cardiganshire—Thorax Alum. • Craacioda—Loid Posalaraar sod 'not. G•ialarJ. STATE OF POLLS. MORTH•MIPTOS. Altborpo ' . Car w nth t . • . I I 9 • Lantharn . 729 • • HUI . . 594 . 3tl JAMS . 293 X _ ..—..arAlo9lllll. OLT. Tlristlethweitte . Merbett . • • • 6: Charm • sue Mummy . . . VMS sieltommenemew Sir Juan and Lndy Dairies arrived. yeleseday, at their house in Albemarle -street. front Mapes. The Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Muf Lies arrived, yes. terday. at their house in Montague-square. from Margate. H. Beams, Esq. arrived yesterday, at his house in Somerset -street, from Devoasbire. The Earl and Countess of Hamm/Ices gave a grand entertainment. last week, at their beautiful seat, Wimpole-Hell, Cambridgeshire. The ?derailment of AIDERCORN gave a grand dinner yesterday, at the Priory, near seaamore. Witt rate . nowt.es. Esq. arrived. yesterday, at his house in Heruimta.street, Cavendish-equare, from his um. Heal. near Salisbury, Wilts. The Marquis of SA lassoes , is expeeed, in a fee days, at Hatfield Park, from Aldboroagh, General and Mrs. Ceases' arrived. yesterday, st &rumens's Hotel, in Clifford-omm inead-sereet, from Chichester. The names of Seetrtecteow s Wages Pearees and young DiMOND, an contor t la !napes Epilogue, and Play, to afford an excellent treat, this night. at Covent Gardens Miss Gam:Arm. Mr. Et. I. tor, end Mr. Saone. from Lichfield, lend their professional talents. aa Sunday next..pt St. Philip's Chareh, Idamia.o l 4o for the Of the Gesteral Respite& or am town. Plymouth and Dock Theatres have been astonish ingly crowded. by all ranks of persons, to witness the abilities of Master Bsyest or the Yoreg lierrun - At the. Plymouth The are. Lit Wednesdays di 4,..41 was bates by lir Q. M. &Liao and T• a v awe, Tv. sq. the newlysetramt Reptesensaisves far the town of Plymosth. The receipts of that night were very great, amounting to A few evenings age. in a coavivial and mixed party. in a Tavern at Sunderland, a respectable and witty hatcher was Galled upon for a new toasts when he instantly delivered the following : " The hardy Tar, " The Royal Marine, " The real Regular, " And volunteer Soldier " The patient Reagan, " The Neve !rumen, " May they storm ',each funs, and conquer their " Asld &Airs subscribe to buy them new dothes At the .le/firm for the county the Castle of Exeter, on Friday gallery, which was quite thronged, memos assemblage of the elegance the course. Amongst many Lady GRATIS, the Hon. Misses ELISABETH PALK, Leidy MALLST NOIIti4COTK, Mrs. &c. &c. Saturday last came on the el , dion Somerset, when Lord RANCLITC sas Doe, Bart. of S..n.lhill-purk, elated, and chaired. J. P. Li r• member, canvassed ; but. we having given a public supper the the writ was issued, his friends r draw. f; elonciner their foot, new clothes '" y cif Devon, held ey se'nnight, in ged, there was a n ganee and beauty others, we notice Lad Lee VAroarrA tr. Lars , Mts. "'wrote', Ju etlion for Minehead and Sir J. Lira tk hear,lr a e edg tt , n e E a s c r . e t a d h u e a d f l at :he evening on 'obi I advised lota to wit