The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-24 00:00:00

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Wm be tent 11•4116 .ram g. nor 'weer te be 7 Ow gias el his Doutiniees arriapernalla rem et the abatis of Hie Majesty, sa the Flag the Many of entering hue all the *be. es. wed et iletteruce hem the same. as %An Me lest elashe J thwelears I n., Wow. end Elbe ; Hie *asp, _itr ow( wilt es whim et P , ivy - emitted, is/ regiusik taw* eithor, * edid Yis lambs wand, that ie. Asesestriesealf-ligiaettediabej testa to the rentotaadies - et Hi. u5i......614$ of melee/ privateers, that tiny Owe no halemsetac e Widow, es the iereweet navigation et the sub jewierithe replan ddejesey, and if the abeam.* of the geniehbetigb, clues arnica°. Y ie Ilia Majrwes staeij he left free, and septaird to We sine derided mew prPvieas Is the lam mulattos of the &hob rke Rum Mos, Wen*, Walla* t and His Majesty', dwretarnis *1 Sas% the Lauds Coarnimieeeri of the Judges of the Mb& come et Memel's, et Vie. Admiralty, will Pies the nircemary a hum vkall respectively appeetaie. . W. FAVIEIN ER. tadasermammer LIES. OF THE air. hipe tiptoe of partiality, of base and eniseersentaiion end foleekood. of (tlin Disly Pippin.) hew not been al. •ai to the peetweetiogs at the Hust ings. and ehmebere, retaive to the Westmioster Wellies, Aerie sabeltere 4r.eliage mama to have the purpose of beefing wed seeing and dodo, only that, their employees to make a representation, as nrar as , the staa4 eoetrary of tha truth."—iCaiiater lieges/or. no. SU, 1803. • "...Doke D'lrensa, in Tlis Mara „ {the Daily Papers,) have ail along care. suptiressitd 43a eiteumstniee of Mr. P•ui.t. - batik every eveninit. by thousands of the prople."--Ce/piti . J !Pe, Riciater,Piar. it% 1806. '- noes arnatber.%.o66 &aroma,. in no MR" Maw hare satracted them too passages from that tissee of falsehood and calm:tab entitled tegAter. of Saturday lag. wick ap frosts The Homy Meant. . " *bole. play tie safteient to tha ctuidessaa who reported the rocaadiar at she kintaiags, andebtewhere," of dm) 14411)4101er Tits Batptit Pasts, is* Ares of Mt' twat ;sad that as sea articular ammonia...46m apes the , Ms. Palma, and was clashed with salaams af Mr. Pact C's into**, Ile ma& Mr. Paut.s.'s spettabsavtlfidy. At .. a tomer messiah ? sea'Autdd hart I misrepresent Mr. P.sut. ea torches. ha c'orreft they the mare they cause in the opinion a 'eery gnaw Irothereronnd charge we answer, that Mr.P Auld!, bons, every evening by dsonsands He was drawn home by a rabbis, he. 4a.nuntber, and shabby in appearaacc i l Hri rstor was a' shame and not an 6iiever.-44,1 Taistal would nor have 4. marthed through N ktick a set ; that's fiat." .fidilre•ritireisr do not care one farthing For Mr. es a proof of which, they would not hear the Hastinew Wednesday. Their occupied in making booty of a few dial boards; and they convinced him char of much mote insporraace to them" ; aye, or his life—fa, ia onlief to , brains dashed out by the falling LULL. as we stated oa Thur s day last, make a hasty retreat, with his fol-. dowel from the back part of the the area in the front of St. Paul's which he effated his escape into the i Lt. afterwards a:tempted to. people horn a window of Hvososs's • eit► had east her people not upon the successful Candidates, and poor Alert Isehasp, cite M.4.l.pistat, was hA stain, Ow au." thousands of the people who terry Paus.a. home. Men; no doubt, in Bat !gr. Coast: a as: out, a few years DIFEAT OF NONENLOHE. Filar Hamburg's Mails isoclinic due yesterday.— As the wind has been occasionally fair within the lasi =day. ; it is probable that French interference may have contributed to keep us so long without an arrival from that city. It is said, however, among other rumours, that a gentleman recently arrived from Paris. states, that he read in the Monikur of the Bth, an account of the ►urrender of Prince lio /SCOLDS' with 15,000 men. We understand that goverassept how ►ersieed advice* to that 'fed. We regret thin the Gentleman from Paris did nut bring a French paper in his pocket. The date of the latest French papers which we have received, is of the 6th s and of the Dutch of the 10th inst. The Grime man of war is arrived at Portsmouth, with dispatches from Admiral Lord Cotrino watoo. She brings intelligence of the arrival of the Real George, Sir J. T. Diacawoarn. in Gib. raker Bay. eta the nth instant, and several other particulars respelling the fleet under her convoy. The trade was at anchor, on the morning of the 7th, in Tetuan Bay. The liy.fra frigate ap pearing in the offing, Admiral Sir J. T. Duos watt* left orders for her to take charge of, and prom& them, to their destination.—From the violent weather ezperieneeil by the filet, it has escaped mach better fran the seas and the enemy than we bad reatoo to expert ; bat we ate wry to say, that the danger and length of the passage weft mash increased in monampienee of the shameful aegloft 9( several of the tapteitu s wbo paid little or as alestation to the signal orders of the convoy. A list of those ships, whose Captains were most disobedient, having been stuck np at Lloyd's,we feel it our duty to publish it. They are as follow: ifteyalfrea.Coz s, from London to Malta, Parted, atld was fallen in with. off Cadiz. on thr i ll It °etcher, by His MAJuvr's ship Alias ; the Master in a stase of intoxication. Elissi•M, Dave% hound tp Gibraltar. sailed from Teenage Bay with the Revd Gene: refuted to anchor again. and went for the godre frigate, appoiated convoy ; the Master intoxicated before nine ;'clock in the morning on the 7th of November. rryarat, H•a. ass, Wad to Gibraltar a condo& catinually bad. & s aw from Innsourds, with her theta-top-mast sprung, and knowing it to be so. Espearatiere, Ca t- Vtt(Tti, from Exeter to Listota. made * signal of distress, on the ftb of (Maher. and the Master and his people (lo all only foar) wen going to quit her, in consequence of her main-mast being sprung Admiral Ducxwoarie ordes:ed the fikaaart to see hot safe over the Bor. Lawson, from Lon. don &o Gibraltar (taken and carried into Algesiras,) Flirted company on the 6th of Gaither. All the tsansports which sailed with the Seel were safe in ?Man Bay. Mr. WINONA tea excellent speech after his elec tion at Norwich. ots Thursday. is given in our sub alpine column. The Channel fleet has been found to quit its sta tion off Brest ; and. when the poet was departing from Torbay, was men coming into then port. A Mail arrived, on Saturday. with Nee York Papers to the 2d, but we received. some time shorloo Papers from'that city, of a more reeer4 date.. The same Mail has braught letters from HdWast, to the 27th last. Some of Mr,..lareseson's friends, it is supposed, mean to propose that he should continue is the Mk* of Presidat of the United States for four years more. fl such a proposition should be made, it will asset with that:mast detormined oppo. sittion. The letters from. Halifax mention, that on the 26th 91e. the Leonardo( SO guns. boating the lag of Admiral BtoK owe. Guar of SO, rug J. A ilea of'44, Afeinenu of 36. and Haofar. Bernsuile,l.- liirs. sad Busy, each of It gins, were lying there. The Como had nearly repaired the damage cheeses , triad is the hurricane of the American coast. A letter has been received bons Lieut. Rums Y. of ;he India Company's cruiser, Owen, dated Bone , ban, April 12, containing details it a geillant shift by the Bar‘fra Poruser against a pirate, which wad sunk after a severe contest of two hours and a half hat z, fighting whhin pmbfl pistol shot. The enemy would receive ao 'manor. and at eight a. ea. wink aloopide the Barihara, though every pretaution was taken so prevent her. The crew of the Lriara en deavoured to save treasure. bales of silk, tic. There eve irt hoard the Qli f f4 1.5 prima te. one of them true leader ; this is the same man who camured Lieut. MAW of the military, and wounded biros he admits of his capturing five Ltellas. ogee Of which he t , c,k possession of off Terrapore, piratical ve?sel was ii gollivat of too or 140 sons. moun te d three 12-poandets. irsides ocher guns, and was maned with 35 men, 12 of whom, including the St* A xe, were killed ; she had an board the plunder of several vessels, consisting of 513,009.repees, some hale; of silk, au olfica's wasting apparel, aid %Arial:, other articles. delphi. and monly striking, Upnn cieling is represented a terrific dragon, after the manner of the Chines!, emblematical of sorcery ; the monster is 130 feet in length, and from its paws ate suspended five chats. deliers. Thera is no gallery, but a spacious pit, with 19 boxes; elegantly fitted up, and the whole surrounded with an artificial horizon, exhibiting figures innumerable, moving in quick succession— The first as of the performance, on Saturday night, consisted of an Entertainment called The Reut. It consists intirely of Recitation and Song, after the manner of Mr. DIDOIN It is executed by Miss Soo rT, a young Lady of great tility of talent. She is of middle stature, graceful alien, and pos sesses a sweet and well modulated voice. Her ex anions were attended, in the pathetic and comic scenes, with unbounded applause. The second As was a Pheareivraist•ic, or exhibition of reflected or vision try objeas, with a grand battle, in shadow, surrounding the whole top of the ceiling of the The atre. which is in the form a dome, and had an intirely new and beautiful offs& The third and last part, consisted of an exhibition of fireworks ; in the course of which, the brilliancy of the colours, and the variety of changes, excised much applause. The house presented an elegant company. His Royal Highneu the Prince of WALKS left Carleton House at half-past two, yesterday after noon, for Brighton. His Royal Highness t e Duke of Yo ex, left lowa last Saturday for Oadands, and , will return this day Hießoyal hig hness ibe Duke of CLisasacr left eo ilt East SlisirlaY. for Bushy par k, and will not return until next Friday. Yesterday morning, Sir SA must. and Lady Hoots set off from their house, in Wimpole-street, to Windsor, to pay their respects to 'Mew MAJRITIES ; and it is expeded, in a very short time, that that gallant and meritorious Officer will be employed on very salvo service. against the enemies of byl1;11t and Country. We are sure every loyal tif the United Kingdom will feel happy th us Sa asoac's health as so far re-established as to enable him, once more. to proceed in quest of our inve terate enemy., The Countess Dowager of GALLOWaT will be in amen son the eighth of nest month. His Ezcellency the Marquis of DowesAS leaves town tomorrow, to proceed on his embassy to St. Petersburgh. Mr. WINDHAM if impaled to arrive in Arlington street, from Norwich, this day. Mr. SHERIDAN loft town yesterday afternoon for his seat at Richmond. The Countess STINGER is expoled in slew days from Bath. Mr. and Lady EL ItAisseislArovreatmlo left tows yesterday for Bedfordshire. On Saturday last, by desire of Mrs. Mantises Samoa, The Selma fee Frundl, and the F a rce of She Weathercock, we* perMned of the Newatk Theatre. Colonel Nita to has ordered a supply of masks and dominos, &c. for the accommodation of his cans- PONY. at Stamford. The Earl and Countess of Gat sowa y will not return from Scotland until after Christmas, his Lordship remaining there to arrange the late Earl's affairs. Mrs. SaRaiDAN left Richmond. last Saturday, for Brighton, on a visit t• Mrs. Hasay SCOTT;- The Earl of Dsa sr is expeSed in town this week, from the Glakei, for a few days. Viscount and ‘Ncou ntessCas moan agave a grand dinner, yesterday, at Chelsea Fa r m. The Earl of Isom will leave town, tomorrow, for Scotland. The Earl and Countess TALBOT left 'Weymouth, last week, for their seat at Ingestrie, near Lichfield. Staffordshire. They are expected in town this winter. - The Foartuwase Alf B•IfADOR left Tunbridge Wells, last week; for Worthing. The Tragesly of Comic:fru, arid the stew enter tainmeat eine Deserts .1 Arrrita, drew one of the fullest kyr. to Cevent-Garden Theatre. on Satur day night, we have witnessed this season, The rholoagrOf 'Arai' met with increased success, and Arai highly applauded. In the fashionable circle were Lady "ILA PLY, General Caosaia, ice. The report of a duel having taken phial Ass' Satur day. hemmer Mr. Masusn, jun. sod Mr. riltect., la which it was said dart flatter Geathaaaa seas shot thriugh the holtdsbote, and killed oa the !pot. is without fowMllitiia e as s.sch sasetiag having taken place. is. attranive as usual on Saturday Or Fury -lane Theatre. Miss Doicars's Nwolte, in the Musical Farce of My . Greisktoothar„ sikits playful and lively. 'Me new Melo-Drama, to be brought forward &ionise* at Drury-lane Theatre, will possess many atoraktions. The music by the celebrated composer Mr. Hams ; the ballet and anion under the di- Whim of Mr. D'Eovista ; and 14 interest of the piaci will be supported by Messrs. Eisirros, Dow vote. Wrionnaron. and Miss Duncan. • A numerous meeting of the friends of Mr. Tees.. nay will dine at the Langton Tavern on Wedoes day next. Miss MRADCIWI, a pupil of Mr. Kett's', is in training for the part of drill, in the revived Comedy rsf he Teatpoot ; should she tally goeeeed, we hope she will not share the fate of her brother Gusemer, and be laid on the sAelf. • SAM. Fours used to say, that fioiOti was a good resource for the newspapers, as one he made two paragraphs. The Orators of new thelhons profit so far by this hint, that tbe speech of tir-rlay is imtpiarr_ ed inlosplalning away the essortions of y.orersiey.:7 , The Loan Cnascaa.soa has appointed Hastatri Bucaeott, of the city di Canterbury, Gem. to is 4 Master Eitramisaary, io the High Court of Chance' y.--(G.aerre.l GENEft.4L ELECTIO.V. as •ettresrao --Ivo, 22. City of Dublin—Right Hop. Henry Gismo' and Rol" Sti.w. Sl gi Counr!.--Cherlr. O'Hara and Edward J Ctitper. Armagh County...l,o.d Viscount Acheson and Hon. liter, Caiofi- Id. Meath County—Sir Nla- , tis Som^tv,lle and Th oma . IFigh. Tipperary County —ldes, Frauds A. Prittie and Hon..fitd. Montagu M..thew. Co.k County—Lord Viscount Rode and Ilan Cearge run. scnU,. Roscommon Cormy—H en. Cul. Stephen Mahon and A t . thur French Ca.hel—Lord Pri-rrnse . Wexford Counts—Jahn Colclough and Robert Shapland Carew. D.iwn County—Hen Lieutenant Colonel John Meade and Francis Savage. I.ntith County—Right Hon. John Foster and Loid Viscount Jocelyn. Waterford—Sir John Newport. IitALAND. ...m....—,. • DUSLIN, NOV. 19. This morning the poll finally closed, a: Green. street, when Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw were de. dared by the Sheriffs duly elected. Mr. Lonitche add d the Elettorsin a short speech. He thank. ed'them (or their support; and declared his inters. tion to petition the Imperial Parliament against Mr. Shaw, on the ground of bribery. Mr. Grattan wa s afterwards chaired through the principal 'trots, amidst the shouts and applause' of the multieg citi zens. A great number of his friends en horseback led' the procession ; neat followed two hundred gentlemen on foot, wearing his favours; the colours were white, red, and blue ; then succeeded the Chair, ornamented with the arms of Ireland, and wreaths of laurel, and both preceded and followed bra band of music. Mr. Grattan looked in high health, and bowed tractility to the numerous spedators. wi. o crowded th e F streets and windows; a lung train of carriages timed the procession.. This was a goad day fcr Ireland, which places in his proper sphere, the representation of the capital, that virtuous man, to whose (bunions she is indebt. ed for her commerce, and for that iodependenim which she had not virtue to preseres. There has seldom mourned a more interesting spectacle than the procession of Mr. Grattan.— Neeer was there a man returned to Parliament, who received greater demonstrations of the heartfelt ti tistzeion of all ranks. Dublin has nobly asserted her sense of his unrivalled talent. and stied inte grity; the petty infioence of over-heated passion. wlik taking advantage of the season of discord. Amempted the ruin of some of our first charatnen, se at an ends and Grattan, shielded by the Galikaa eflreland b has dissipated the rnookish gloom of 'short-sighted bigotry and prejudiced fanaticism. Mr. Shaw's precession followed in about as hour after Mr. Grattan's. He scattered silver, with a profuse head, mon his intendants, whose misty to pick it up occasioned rouchepott. The County of Waterford Elselion will be slur , ly connoted by Messrs. J. C. Berestord, Mr. Lee, M . . Power and Mr. Palliser. sammeissesawm..... STAMFORD. Nov. V. —........__ og Monday evening, at us o'clock. His Royal Ifillottness the Prince if Wales, accompanied by t h e *Delft•ef Clarence and Major Blonalleld. in a travel. 'Vag lieroeche sad four horses, arrived at the seat of Wri Gilbert Heathcote, Bart. is Narsnanton Park, keen the Hon. Lumley Saville's, in Yorkshire. Sir 42111 bin and Lady Heathcote had prepared to receive the Royal Brothers with the honours due to their Aidod. but the Noce refused to alight frees bit car. gage, unless he was received as a private Gentle .spas. At eight o'clock, that night, the Royal and ra t Vida shed' party, of which were John Heathcote. ill4es Manners, Esq. General Grosvenor. Neel, Dr. Tate, and Mr. Forsyth, set dews 11114111100peabus dinner, served up on the most splen .idld service of plate in this country (that of the Mar ravine of Anspach excepted). At a :ate hour the nce retired from the social party to rest. The following morairg had been set span fa =loyal Highnesses to honour Sir Gilbert's cek hunt with their compass. at, Zama Park, em s e i they were to have breakfasted mils Cain it bat the seeming proved so wet sued deS as indseed the Royal Brothers to forego theteratides dm, to the great disappointamat aids@ lid sad * geld of 200 spestaina erne lead Melanlsledemosne . sbe serest thew of limn thet It!ollllfindem can •-frever -The spuse, noilliemed wi th the •••• - r . oie, Wednes6p, and same esMOT " ars7itin depiived of the re v. o the Princes. • that day, at (imiser, the company of Tuesday war •ingmeeted by Col. Lee, G. Fludyer , So, Zee. "hewn, Esq. Berj. Burton, &sq. The. Haab- Id', Esq. and C. J. Puke, Eq. The hilarity of the table was much increased by the affable and vivacious disposition of the Royal Princes, particu larly . the Duke of Clarence. Tbe.Prime of Wake deer set enjoy period health. To the great (nap. pointment of the worthy and distinguished hest and hostess, and the whole neighbourhood, Hie Reryat Highness was obliged to quit that magnificent abode on Wednee* at one o'clock, for Londnn, in order to have as interview with Gen. Lord Hutchinson glovirsut to his departure for the Continent. They mead through this town soon after, slept at New. Mobil that night, and were to arrive at Carleton. Mese yesterday evening. Ere their departure, their oyal Highnesses expressed themselves highly grati- W with their reception at Nernianten-hall, and promised Sir Gilbert and Lady Heathcote that, as uneentroulable circumstances compelled them to fpute'se much earlier them they intended, they would astern shortly and speed sense time with them. • We cannot do justice, in desa iption, to the enter . minments at Normauton Hall —every thing that in - geouity could devise was produced—and the desert after dinner has rarely been equalled, even in the luxuriant climate of t h e East. On Wednesday nert, we understand, Colonel Noel intends to give a m isquerade at t is .eat at Exton, in Rutland, to which nearly 400 invitations have been issued. It will be on the largest and grandest scale, re heisr, - ever known in the neigh bourhood. Almost ail the respeSable fami.s. I, within a circuit of several miles, are enzard so ire patation fur this elegant entertainment. . , • _, I. .....—......... si lt wostassuirgma untying ago, in P.ll-Mall, at the si g n of the Crown and tle • l'• .. .." ... %. . JANUARY t Igr 1 . . • • vailb •'• ' . Nble, wath a solemn promise to hunt down dews- • • •"'t,-, -. • :: . • - - &nip , -, t triaes of L asa • • r s " • - crap and sinnowraeti pe!haPas misTIODPv ' ~ Atib,► 4P.'1116 N. /..... ....•.'. ‘'. 2 2 - ry - --, ,t.% , ~.r . • as ... , 4 .- „, s —sr 4 l"' ' • *#•• 16416. . 11 ,1 MA **.l% open isamb a • - - Arras PAREIL. Se .......::: luirs...-s - r - 4lr B RITISIT PRESS. -...........•....... 4 P • • ••• %! Mer.... , ... - . .. ... .../ • ----- A new Theatre, untitled Sens Perri!, has been re. • 1N,•••03 Tl&uil. •'• .. . i t.. , 'rte 100 . *-1 5 Is' 1.44 . " LONDON, •• •••••-•••: 16.4.41.6 -- 7. ;;m 1 =0,4.‘ ,.: . :12' d ' im5. .r• .. -- vain •- sr. i i::. L. 10.0.. ..' 7 ' ' . ' MaNDA Y; - Nov ISM as a . 24. TU.... .LII , 21...• .. tilk a•WIS •••••••=0•11 11 cently opened in the Strand, opposite the A delphi. Tne edifice is entirely new, from the foundation, and contains ariut 700 people. The interior is uncom- mnnly striking, Upon the cieling is represented a * war. • • TICEICTS arta Si LOrrtoty erne • • The obeys. it • e Scheme ef w he Lottery Adevotore. vies of Femme, I. p meet be an the alesi the Alt Or 11011110 FROM ,N.47T the Court at • 4ser. 1516. Th. KING% s Wiest" beets Witts of Pswsie. tb _given. ie •nv of ths witotesrer to • free I , bet will sive b• thel the aboss.atensksee m Weal the lees els H 4l hitilf l 7, hoti goaiiiesh plirearle ti 4Passairao Aar befit Hi. 14iMeteehlsim if lasts joie Wife Presslan teen of reseeeisit , l jiteesstioa shalt Ise le Ito *Melt it sows pe Mel Res die hem "%eel* ileevetarivi lb. Adasisatty, the Nal et oar Clam a elks Mitlitelly. I - Li " Thsre hips aceederages wax ,Niels that. (1.11 gat. And. '1 lags. end thaw Wellies, Ale's,. *needed . far thi what was said a might be able to poqsible, the issa i v rei/v heels/se. Uwe a 1k ". "Qef,4the hid fire weed We Prawn lea ,_ poor • (7, . miaow. ~ hays fates N As hays tiewee reams, 11,14 p, opriate sensor , As to the feet observe. that tl " Prowwiliegpat Westsaiststair hie Melte sad admit, ha received par Hogi. o l4 frllat a tidies aeostO of E:era — viipiii itatild.ppous no wish to otivrep elite, Wm' More was! ;tiara het e thutee. . . Toth* wend Was hot driven he the people. He r,igni6easst Cal 4 Nrs estor was lakiajf mei Coventry with itt4 His/Mrs-Mtn Pout., as a pram hies epeaklbom rh attention was acct itilisirdiel board ligiuser-wes of °WI ; avoid haviag hie I ltr. PAUL *as forted M rai ' levers. and leap Hosting, into the Church. from wh Vestry. Mr. P harangue the per) Hotel; but the sit the protession of t. ' lilts 1 lottssesed *buitims t. ti. • So far for cited night drew Mr. P &a.k.a. Bat Stt Fr'