The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-06-23 00:00:00

r C i :40...1 S.4rti * RD.lY. Muttll"s atilittl 1. A: the Court at the Queen's,*lapa, the IllibiefJune, 18U6, MEMO. ' The =We Moat Xmas& Majeesy in Council. Thai Day the Right Metteible Alexia& Marquis of 1:440114 and ClOssatie, wee, lot its stgege 7 l / 4 tramatand, ewers it 411,it 144•Ars Meat lieocuutble Privy I:knisscal. at.d teak bitplase at the board accordingly. ILI 110t0Weragt IlseQueso's reset, the 16th of jaw. tin, PRESENT, , I theekirs Moseßseetlent Well in Council. 1111 hintesty. taking fete considaition the representationi Vim brie bean MINN on behalf of the inhabitants of tho town • • ef Pelpeeliurgit4 4•ldeesed. by and with the advice of bis NIA,. Coltddl. ilahrdet, aid it is hereby ordered, *at all vessel. itselopette Pspulisugh tag, which Atom destined to, end hid *Awl& fah, seal of *a pent tithe Uniteriltrigdoni, before the . iillah lit of May laht. Ming the day en which the enter far segoirelt against the ships, goods, and ital . + tin l ase el Pegestburgh wee trued, at which were t : "/I 4 between rat la bokkr tiva •lla vy w tara ith e ii ps i, wa led, asirnot."tradintleg restored, heiedees Sr& their freight and careoei. upon proof being made te shi salaams of the Court of Admiralty, AU such easel., 104 Wipe* laden on board the same, de molly belong to r WNW ill as lowa of Papenborgh, or e th er subjects of the i Arenberg ; and that such ships, with their crews, W the le goods. be pertained to praised to any port not IMeciodad. And the light Mearaerable the Lords Commis. ' /ands et 11l birsessay's Treasury, the Lords certimiejorters oft VAdoseetty, the Lord 'Warden of the Cirque Pinta, and tlaoSidldi h the Nigh Court of Admiralty, are to give the memo, as to them may vapectir..4 ap- IPW- JFAVIKENEIt. ii,. BRITISB PRESS. 1 ,1 LONDON, MONDAY, Joss $3. esoisan was, on Saturday, at 61. and left dff 664. • - woottim a Messaugar arrived at Dover, • critii ali Zlhes frau the Frasoh Governmmi. At roof Ago& in the morning be was pot on board $ Ihnich beat at Boulogne. sad carried to the 141./friipcsblayigg In Boulogne Roads. It Wig 1 ••ilak Scow inswead a boat, and sou die lithertsesils har to NOW,. as the roost expeditious am& of'reinveyavas. Aleut sins o'clock the boat loothiesll)over beach, and landed the Messenger, with Ihistatialdp prnownied to the London Hotel, fraiiirithdtleraat off ia a slugs. and four for Lon , 4 0 ,* als'esiact. Hs wired in town about Alia& d am. believe the dispatches Wan lisliitared to )4r Pest but no Council has been .' • ' bold lipes them. Mr. For was at home during the The late account: from India mention, that Hot.- shale 4 ititarday and yesterday. Lord Gams. tan's Family had retired to a fortress in the Punjab, waLts left town on Saturday morning, and had not siospiestiam plight- Lae staves& also lift tows. to await the conclusion of the treaty negotiating bet ** talikar e fbr Wimbledon, where he had a party ween that Chief and the Dritish Government.— HOLICAR applied to the Peishwe to guarantee that ID dtibil fregorday. We had. in the co of lest treaty, but the other declined.—He is, however. a Via INA eosin, to believe, that the basis of pre party in the treaty between the Company and lIMSIIII4et hurbeen speed to by our Government, ..,,. sat saaisagar arrived as Saturday was SCIKDIA, by which the latter acknowledges him as intits tke s **aka eekbeing arrangeraests sad passports fee the the federal head of the Mahratta Empi re , an d i re plea), to pay the tribute which he has so long with repose of formally signing and settling the preli. 1 litlearies. r ite . ths present state of his power, held. —.......-- tease OW 036 Sider BON A• a in" las having ac. Saturday. we received several packets of West eosnekidasd. all the objets of his ambition. With India Papers: from Barbadoes. to the 22d April; i a Inlet Beta I. asp, and a King of Nan's, in St. Vincent's, 3d May ; St. Kitt's, 16th April, tic. ebipseheis bf his two Brothers ; and fiefs and prin- The Atorlosilers Mercury, of the 52d, contains the fol dpllltimete-Teerard his favourite Generals and Mi- lowing article respecting the squadron of French shwa, trichina some have already entered into frigates which we mentioned to have arrived at 1 06 ;mililisell ig may be c*nceiveti , that he has per- Cayman,. and which is reported to have, gone to formed his ask, an 4 has no futtber occasion for Martinique : *or. ' O&M may think, that this is only the first " The sloop Hensel, from Surinam, informs us, ee levsod stew of his progress to universal domi- that accounts had been received there, that this at". and aware of the insatiable spirit of his ambi- squadron, consisting of four frigates and two brigs, 1 llismeemelade,thathe meditates nothing abort of the arrived at Cayenne. on the 27th March, and that the iiiiiitof the world. In either caw, peace malt be frigates left it on the 7th inst. as was supposed. for Oltn elm former, he has nothing to achieve Martinique, or Guadeloupe. The brigs were also and In the latter. a peace is necessary to the soon to sail, intending to cru i se a l ong the coast of , M$ IMPINDOSIMMeIItofhis plan, because a leer is assess- Guiana. elatglojppiumpeams, and a Beet he can only acquire ', The frigates have already made their appear. 1 1 Ipirpeoreh I die may semi out squadrons, and lay ance in the latitude of this island. ani were spoke* , a orm pow eng rape s the ;such of Genoa. Toulon. so late as Saturday . last, within fits/ miles of dal am! Bent ; bet Ohm* as the war cookies*. be tan tan f. An American brig, which arrived hem en smirbeeemillevad as ship..loudest to England, sup- Sunday, fell in with them at nine o'clock the pre pipiict spirit gilt stengfb to she British navy. It ceding morning, under elow•reefed topsails, as if in ning be farther ehmerved, that if the revolution of tending to cruise in this latitude, and was spoken by WOWS IMO as rapid and ;peat as that of the one it them, which made particular inquiry respect- llmpalseulers which preceded the government of ing the twig's reckoning, and the longitude they were Soniivearas a man of mese psi& char-Wei than ii. When the American lost sight of them, they 'a//. Iftriedimil um So eepotled to appear at the hal their topsils on the cap, end were standing • helm. , Loethersamb at the state and i.iterest of writ their heads to the S. S. W. They are very BoimpAiti.x. jr of the British Minister, a lo se frigates, having fifteen ports aside on the gun ned erausolling Weil with the aaiwity of the cur- o deck. i m i po o r ace between the two Government., I ' 4 The very opportune arrival of some of our ' which the dispatches arrived on Saturday furr,..i cruisers, soon after this intelligmce was received, a twig . seed,. hietuatrovertible proof, we thiais w • gave Itear.d.dnural Cochrane use meant o making. 1 shonld be justified, even though we had no private such arrangements, as may, in ail probabilitr, at rd • i s f o ro b stien open the subject, in attrihnting the grt ,i: us the pleasure of shJetly seeing:hese vessels in our rise in the Lunde to a confident 'starvation of p...i:: j port. The Cr, i ciuop of war was immediately des- Stock.johLir.,v frauds always aft by surprise. arid I patched to the Cahe•a. of . NlAttiti;ve, v, it h a ce „ unts - Those who consider the of o...enemy's roovezueot. ; and the Leltuftwo, which eFea of sash a : caw in that rrm:-. ing, ii w.ast of water cud pro• thc,sagacity of 4 , visions. was, by a i ret.t. exertims, immediately sup: plibd. and, Stith the Owl tailed in Ole evening to the Notthward Oiling joined in the oiTi.tg by the Soared frigate, 'retarnirig from the bauthvrard, *here she had convoyed that part of the last Lon don Beet, which was ',Mind to Demerara, ttc- These dispositions, an promptly m.tde, not only prove the diligence of our navy en the stn ion, but will. almost to a certainty, lead to a captive of this squadton of the enemy." An inquiry, inquilt, we understand, has been going for ward for snn.e time, of a nature too delicate almost even to hint at, as involving the eoliths& of a Lady of the first rank in the State. We should not have even floe' glanced at it, could we have :aught our --out arks the same discretion. The Rapil gun-brig was lately chased by the Subiffe frigate in the 8.,0 , of Biscay, owing to some mistake of signals, and in order in escape from'the supposed enemy, threw all her guns overboard. Saturday, a hag of letters was received at the Post Office from Gibraltar, with.aC'ice, that the trice, and Endyattio, had failed in their chase of the three 'French ships which they saw on den t:!4th of February, in lat. 31. beg. I. • Saturday, letters reached town, vie Plymouth, from our squadron off Rochefort, consisting of the Prince of Water, Maki, Acbtile, Plastriout, and COl per.r. of the line, and Indtfalizasle frigate. The in-shore squadron comprised the Ahrlener, it.ber, Ad , ;an, lG nil, and Alt-hard. The enemy continued in Basque Roads, as usual ; and it is probable that they will remain thine daring the summer, white the blockade eau be maintained. The }assn, KITTY, from Bristol, in stranled near Galway. ; The Catherine. from Bristol, for St. Tho irnas'n, and the Nanori, Nlayviews. from Honduras. for Liverpool, have been taken, re-taken, and car ritNl into Antige.t. The E,ter t rise, Bet so °tie, frorn 1.•-indo serrat, is captured and carried into Gua•lalobpacr We understand that n carp will be formed atr i the trut.pi at Shornclife, in the course of a fini The PACKS. of B•CD•T, a-cording to recent let ters from Bussorah, has defeated the Wahabeei ... with immense i.aughter, and /Liven Ibiza: into the desert. The 4:h Regiment of Dragoons, 3d B.ttralicn cf the lid) Foot, and 2d Battalion of the 89:n, are at present at Chichester. It is Said that the French Government has ex. pres ed a willingness to restore the persons who were detained in France previous to the commence ment of the war, without exatling an equivaliint her them. This tacit admission of the injustice of their original detention is, we understand, satisfaitory to our Government, which, at firs:, was disposed to insist upon an espress recognition of the dleg.ali4 of the principle. The Generals on the Staff of the Western Dis trait are at length settled and in orders. Lieu errant General Streos, Commander in Chief, assisted by Major General 'New Las, at Exeter. Lieutenant General Enoc•no continues in Command of Ply mouth and the distiiil, assisted by Major General Ca LCII AFT. The other Major Gemmel: art cut off the Staff. The ship-owners of the port of London have re solved to thank the Members who voted against the American Intercourse BBL which they consider as in the highest degree objeiffionahle and detrimental to the shipping interest of the kingdom. They have aho.passed several Resolutions, in one of which they pay a warm compliment is Mr. PITT. A detachment of 60 men, of the 7th L'ght Dra goons, from Ipswich barracks, arrived on Friday last, at Norwich, to join the troop of that regiment already stationed there. A Circular Lowy has been received from the War.Olice, fee diseoatinuing, from the Vsth inst the June allowances to the several Volunteer Corps throughout the several district., which will riot b.• required to assemble again till farther arrangements are made reapedisi them. The vacancy of the Elder Rrethrenship of tie Trinity;ls filled by Capt. Stursoa, late a reipect able Commander is the West India Trade. Extraa of a Letter from the Cape of Good lispe, dated March OW Sir DATIL) &USD has opened his Commission as Lieut. Govermr, with a salary attached of 10,0001. per amino. Al :jor TUCILaIt is appointed Deputy Adjutant General sod Military Secretary to the Commander in Ch f. Capoins SOULT and Motto, Assivints to the Deputy Adju tant General. Captain C..SUITiI, Royal Engineers, to be Ailing Colonial Seeretary. Mr. M•Ksiais, Paymaster to 71st Foot, to be AAiesabrreek..M3l - General. Brigadier General Bsaurono, Com. ntandaut of Cape Town; and Captain. btAaht/L11.1a.1 CASIPAS.Lt., Tower fda/m anJ raunisisearir of Poi soners. Captain &KILT has been rc.ined by the Commander in Chief of the Cape. as Prire A ;..nt. Mr. Vase Ryneveco has been invi ;tied voiced power anti authority, as Chief Magistrate of the whole Colony. Several Dutchmen hare h. ea tamed out of Office for nail-railices. A large SUM of money has been recovered, whicl: had irked distributed bythe Members of the fernier Givetn rnent, ftom the Treasery, at the ties• our flag -of truce was flying, and whew they had deterimurd to serreader. l'ite 14th , render Coltrni4, M-Doelto, 38th, under Colonel Violet, 83.1, an-lo Majir Taorren, and 93d, ender Colonel Hai.eor, ate quartered in Cape Towns the 71st, under t oho trl Pseft, it Hynlierg; andYSJosirder Major Frac4l%. at SI 01011 . 1 . 0 I n ColOn e GRANT'S wound has ly taiken an mi:avourable tic n ; we s Sat Sao , a fiat this pliant and excellent OITICCT WI I not rem:; - in much longer confinement. lie is well t.ten.!ed by the Medical Szaff, 1.41141 enjoys every coteldr.: (A: the house of Mr. Coatis', Gets) in „ Hri g.td.er General Ftisousos who ki the 14W ...flit Brigade oil most valiantly, returns to Ezr iiu7ne diately. the prix-: am mints to 401.0 iOl and the share Sat a FielJ 06:er will be 2,5091. and a Captain 11001. the Brigadiers will share thofral. each ; every day discovers sone lew article of ei is. lit prorirty.•• 1 the istlhle woo bursts. • Those n t rlogreisive rise in the fends the lUbeb pm, - a isz:f , t- consrlimeat to ol'ersartu Clitti , tleineW df the Staab techaege posses, by which they can teal tip min's faculties at pleasure, we have navel learned; but this wondrous secret, it is evident, tea only be the lot of a few ; for one half of rhos: Gentlemen must be as interested in lowering the funds. as the other half in raising them. Thus,.tu give an air of probability to this snits:ion of the mystery, it is necessity that the one half of these supernatural ag:nts of the Stock Exchange, who cannot discover the artifice by which they are abused. should be as dull of sense as the public.— Others have assigned a third cause for the rise in the Funds,and attributed it tothe recent change its the Government of Holland, which, they a ssert, has ir.- ducod the principal Dutch Capitalists to remove their propetity to this country. 4 4 Riches," we are told, ss make unto themselves wings, and Ay;" but we be lieve there is no hoof of any such extraordinary flight in the present case. It is curious enough to observe, that thever y persons who maintain thisargu ment, not long since assured us, that every gilder which could be frightened nu of Holland, had long since arrived here ; and left the land the prey of penuryand want. It would, lin wever, require ne small iellaz of mousy to produce the great change which the funds have exprienced. But in laying farts be fore our reeding, and deducing fair inferences from them, we do not mean to pledge ourselves that peace will certainly be the result of the present cony-mini cations between the Governments of England and France. The 'probabili-y of 'pedce is sufficient for the purpose. In how very few instances in life have men certainty to condo& them? They a,ft Almost entirely upon probability. A man. when he sits down to dinner, is not sure that there is nut poison in the meat and wine before him. Saturday night's Gaiseite contains an Order in Council, that all vessels under the Paperthurgh iag, which had arrived in any port of the United King dom. previous to the 14th May last. not trading between port and port in hostility with His Ma- JSSTY, with their companies and cargoes, be re stored, and permitted to proceed to any port nut blockaded. The arrival of Mr. Pinc.axtv, Eavoy txtreordi. nary from the United States, gives us reason to hope that the difrereucas between this country and America will a speedily adjusted. Mr.preccisay lauded with his family at Liverpool, on Thursday lase. (TOM the Dials*. HooLsactoza, which sail' from &Moore on the 16th of May. 1111BSI ; ONDI.jkiCE. DOVIIt.SAIVRIDAV, /Lilt 21. We have, perhaps, more than in any other tows In the kingdom, reason to wish for peace ; And we seem, at present, very much buoyed up with the hope that it is not far distant. 'Chi; morning we were most agreeably surprised by the arrival of an English Messenger, with dispatches froth Boulogne. About four o'clock, this morning. he was sent off in a French boat. from that place, to the Vestal frigate, of 29 guns, Captain Digby, lying off the French toast in Boulogne Roads. At Eve o'clock, e. m. the boat reached the Veda!, which immedi. ately manned one of her boats, and sent the Met.. stager for this place, judging, from the state of the wind and weather, that it was the most expedition; mrde of conveying him to En7land. About • u'cloc!: this morning he landed Len., and wei,t to the Lm:don Hutel, where he or.iered a chaise east four for London. No time was lost ; and every thi'g being prepared, be proceeded on his joianer for town, where, I presume, he will airier this evening. Of the particulars of his divatches Ke can form no idea hut the belief that they relate to a nersciation for peace, is general. The Messen.; ger's name I cou'al not learn. fie spoke Fin ct and English fluently. It is th , refore only irons his speaking the latter to well, and his general snannirs ar.d appearance, that I am enabled to say be is Eniish. art O ' CLOCK, p et. Two srtingglinz litzlere are hrsug!lt in mo. ment; they were taken off Deal Brach ; three mora are expe.tled next tide. They are, I believe. brought in upon suspicion of heir.g concerned in this late affray whic4 took place at De-1, betivren the smul,glers and Custotn•itouse t Ricers. The wind has been too short. during the whole of the sury, for any square-rig zed vessel to sail out or (odic SOUIIII/1.111)TOA. Jt etc 21. On Wedoesday,Cri.eral D n. the els Govi.tnor of J-rrey,estabarles oti hoard the Mo. Chores , Grinmander, boo .et aai t.a .be above irran.i, under the recut t of two aimed ittAlytte employsci in the service of Govera.r.ol4 Fon brig. ordered j-in them off YainioKb.atttnaleil the General across S'hannel. • On the some d y pa. d ilsiongh this dice. firrty recruits from Ireland, ar.d ware amisiukrd f.r tie • Isle of Wignt. The branch Generals Lap-ype a'-.l smuts in this coan.ry, wigs s, v.' I • • her Okette and their servants, are hourly caps& d here. to 410.. bark ou board a vessel, n it'll a lag a t teaee,provid eJ to convey them to Millais The /foe cotter, in the service of t'.e ragmen. Yeats, Girr.mander, has *tot in her a 1.41,1 with a prise of 40 tubs of spirits. &e. On Monday last, the Frome Selwnod V tier Int:vary marched to Longleat, the seat of the Most Noble the Marquis of BATH, where they were entertained by the o.ficers of tw Regimens. with a Breakfast and dinner. consisting of every thing which could contri , ate. to evader the ent ment a trite Englit4 one A large party of Ladies and Military Gentlemen dined with the Officers a two spacious fitoquees, beautifully cheated re die point of Puck Hill, which commands one of the Most extensive and delightful views in the Kingdons, (and from which the mountains of Wales m ay be easily discerned in favourable wearier) ; die eater ta.nment consisted of the delicacies of the seams, and the best wines, during which the band played the most favourite airs and marches, w. ich, coo spiring with the rural beauties of this inch alias snot, tendered the tout es:rouble truly chartniag. The corps went through their manoeuvres in excel. lent style. The mrspaiderstanding between the masters sad journey,tsen boakbialtes is at length made up. Ti. latter aernanded half an hour's rest in the afternoon, which being refused by the rr.arters, mot of them left their employ, and the trade has been alrnost en tirely suspended these two months. The men have now agr..sd to relinquish their claim ; it being al, dersiourl that the masters, in general, will grart them. as an indulgence, what they would eve acquiese in as a right. Tie projeffed improvements is Westminster-Halt will he iiruce..ded on during_ the ensuing sacritior. The sew Court of Rile' Besehis to be. hoih aW tie opposite side of the H ill to the Common Plow, nest Speakm's Court-yard. •I'his lots long; hers woisted.asthepresent Court is considerably too for the accommoda: ion Inspired. That which is new The Ercheqn -r Bill t)fh:e is to be c-nserted icier a room fog the accommodation of the 0414;111 Jury, and s vend adideing apartment are to hobs* far the commence or the Judges' attendaint, abd t.ie 06z ...es of .hr C ow- Oa the esistiar p 4.1 of the Hall, next tie Al•.ey, four Coifee•hessost arc rn be entree for the ..c •,irmnettlion of aere ristn's wit ivies, &c. anti al, the sheds whidtrirkwil•- grace that yenta-irk pde are to be pulled down. mid the enzetnees to the Hall repa red and heati•lfed a Ttatisalay night, a 1 °Taman, heuiaging to small parte of smugg'• rs, in attempting to eee,iye with his goof-, was shut dead by a cussomtheare officer. asm distance from Fr-Pt-rime. The e of the smuggle tilhed era. of Al ing .1. a ailage betwer t 11. the and Ashford. The sir.; . :-'t of t e Coro et's invest WA, irtf•l n.rider against the w o is a iro ,torlen branig ng to as es ciiitom•h ws• -h. at, sti..oed at a Once called . -st • WAT» pa!, a little o the teas:ward of Fel,s.ints • There is Dow hanging on a tee- in rs garden Lies*. lotting to the Eol or %Naas: cr. at rurob,.v•- Gricn, apple. to th. I st year's grov.th, as petrels as they were lag fl•n•eit,fiet. Also, e-h ars the e,a' sksarance more col . fa their brist i ; Ihtrour t one of the prose .. scalars. ei tk Saturda and Amin C•MPICLLI 'Windsor ( His M J lend AMR The ko morrow, )11 IV,' Of go Wineisq for three I Ketv.ftw A princess ?save bees few days. The Windsor furnished Yeaterd linrse Gn ford Mtiti Yard. So rends Ft. &c. walke sari , the .h vsrA an Chapel, al by the Re First Epis Div* Se to totem, Ise Reti sire nAppy . • We t MAIM, •iav aft. r. seiZeti by rink. iFnatatt r rat afilittiv /INS was v.') 'CI to n.e. i.4t 1 y nimsa. 4 du we 41C hi erth.:n the , TV In Mr R• terestingl UAW'S I the tatent parties an Idsposlit ire. Ma day evenin In the BOLTON. N&WPORT, 'Eh. M grand Mu The ph changed the name c Mr.. S . concert tt Rhea she Mr. MAW