The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-07-22 00:00:00

THE BlfirisilTßEsS: LONDON, • TUESDAY, *limy 22. It was the intention of Government to prorogue Or.: Parliament this day, and with this view th [louse of Commons disposed of all the business be fore it yesterday. From forty to fifty Bills, how ever, remain for a third reading in the House of Lords ; and we anderstat,d that the original plan has been altered in consequence, and that the proro gation will not take place until to-morrow ; it will be by Commission. Mont tsv's Pottsrrcnth Paper, and our letter of yesterday from that place, contain a para graph, stating, that on Thursday afternoon the Cows/ewe frigate fell in with the American schooner Bare, off Cherbourg, the Master of which, P. WOOD. W•ltD, declared, that be had seen a number of the Ifoniken which stated, that a treaty was signed at Paris between France wadi Turkey, by which per mission is given to the former to march troops through Turkey to Egypt. The latest !Venuesr re ceived in London is of the 9th. We have therefore no means of ascertaining, whether the report of the American Captain be true or false. A person who left Cherbourg on Thursday last, the 17th, might bare seen a blexiscrr of the 15th. - We have received Paris Papers to the 10th, Dutch to the ISth ; the first of the three Hambargh Mails, that of the Bth, her also arrived ; and we have far ther received letters and Papers from Hansburgh to .the 11th instant. The Paris Papers announce the arrival of N. D'Ousart in that city on the 6th. t • : an exchange of prisoners ; but a rumour prevailed .at Paris, that he was also a uthorised to make over tures' for a nego:iation. The same opinion we find was entertained at Visuals. Cattaro, we believe, is at last surrendered to the. I, French. The Austrians, intended provisimally to occupy it. sailed from Trieste en the 1 9th nit. and ' : intelligence of its evacuation was expelled at Ida ‘ 'deb se the pleb inst. r Oa the Ed instant, fifty Eaglish primmer' passed through Cambray. as their way from the draw at Valenciennes to Calais. there to embark for Eng land. It this state:slat be corm& a cartel must have been finally arranged. or eonsidered as an event that most eertaiely take place. We camas in s other wet menet fee the mare of se large a number M a body. Tacna of a latter from Hall. dated July 18, 1806 :.--" The report of the orierWs frigates being at Greenland is sow dose away ; the ship, which caused the alarm. proves to be a fi umba. with a figure bead. yellow sides, and spar deck ; with a amber of pert-boles painted. bat no gams." We have received Philadelphia Papers to the IStis last, ems of which casuists a letter from Keenelcy, dated May 20, which soye,—" Orden have been not to Gerd Ws Latinos, to &- mod tee Idhoneippi ioneediamely to Vogt Ada., with A dor troops statisood at St. Louis. is coon /once of apprehensive& Mow the Spaniards." The funds matiaise to improve ; Osmium was dem, yesterday, at 7. Yesterday. at twin o'clock, a Privy Canna was held at the braise of the of the Home of Commas, In Palace Yard. A 1 trout Dad. dated Oa Satarday. says. • 411111 W Meateegrac (net Mr. B•ssuco) has enlist inn Lowiss. sad deer making his bow at Admiral lioccows es. was seat elf in a terser tee Boulcgne or Calais, whichever port he could soonest main." As the precise time of the sirs• vat is not stated. the Messeuger alluded to any probably have been the Rosana Courier, who emberbed as Friday eves foe Beralogre. Ma 'rawest G4aehrte packet. arrived on Saw drip at Falmooth, with a mail. is 45 Lys from never gave implicit credit to the sieuessose reponanithe festers of Mtn isoms's n• rApos.. • Woo the Willow= brought by the Jamaica pod" it omen, that they were circula- ted for a thinner purposes some say, by the enemies of that Admeamer. to presreat those wbo kid engaged to falai& bias with supplies. from falfdlies Asir conceals t alarm by the lined' of Miessmers. let the purpose of lulling the Spaniards iota a fatal esawity.--.Tbe most recent occasion received is the West ladies. from the Spanish Masa. the espeditioa as crowned sloth siszcsis.-- frigate, with the fleet from Cos k. attired et Jamaica, on the 244 of May. A Paper of yesteotey mates a report of a very "Pei out discontent among the highest authorities at Paris. mild that thirty-seven Gears's!. and Senators. ts ciodinz four Marshals of the Empire. have win m their resignation. One of them. Marshal Lamas. the onfz v asine nseritliined. is gaol to be estiet ar arot. e do ant know the stothorsty ha this re port. but we do veasitlee it vary impubible. & has, as yet. furaished ao nen fee centrist to his dissinguished favourites and felltrwere. Itschinve of his brothers. and brothoortialow , Semi Dummies and To Lawn dose on oil dm. Ito las vet provided M. ow/ it 4 esta bistro diet be Las reserved Dekottow as/ Prioeipsaion foe test. and that dor anal dloponloff the is *Wetted seta die Grand blikary Fudni. .• . . . tirE Coußr. .. --mi.-- Yesterday about twelve o'clock, His 11f A JILT • . rived at the QuteN's Palace from Windsor. es ,:wted by a patty of Light Horse. 4t two o'clock His MAJESTY held a private Levee, which was tended by— Their Royal Highneoei Prince George and Prince Mews tut oldent;vig ; the Lord Chincedur , the Lord CliW Joss tee the First trod of the Tr,a.ury ; the Chancellor of the Exch.-quer ; the Stcretarit. of st.te fur the Win* and Colo nist Depannartits •' the First Lord of the Ades reit, ; the Master Genr,al of the Ordnance; the Ruseario and American A natereadar The Duke of Nerreattle. The Margot' of Ely. Early--Carystot, Lauderdale, Spencer, Fittwilliarn, Rfoi . re, and Wincheisea. Viscousts--Probr, Hayrick, and Sideteuth. Ctnmir...Holmer and Strogenurf. Lidas•—Gratv lie, H. Petty, Ktunand, St.. Helga's. Cathcart, Erskine, and Ellenhorouigh. Baron de Maltsilin. Adratra:sss.S.r Roger Curtis and Domet. Sits-3. Craig, and S. Cement. Grrierals—Crawford and Grey. Maisie General Oakes. Messes. Erskine, Pinckney, Minim, Lew, Verney, and For dyce. The following bad the honour of, being presented to His MAJESTY The Princes George and Augustus De Holstein Oldenburg, by Count Stregenerf, the Russia. Amisanador, upon their arrival in England. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, upon Ids coming of age, end te bands, by Seri Spenser. General Crawford, upon his ranee Sem ?ranee. • - - The Earl of Lauderdale, by vistegatit Huoick, when holed the honour to kiss His Majesty's hand, Anew his boing appoint. ed Keeper of the Great Signet of Scotland and His Manny wasisleased todeliver to the Noble tb• Seek accordingly. 11 r. Erskine, by the Lord Chancellor, upon his being T. pointed to a Dipleinatie Main* ess America. The Marna, of Ely, en coming to his title, by 'Earl Spencer. General Sir James Craig, open his return from Malta and Mr. Pinckney, upon his arrival in Englind, upon • *On untie inieuon from Armories, by Mr. M nro, the Aesellesn Ambassador, and Sir Stephens Cenral, tine Muter of tine Lem raw i •s, when he delivered to His Majesty his credentials, which were men graeiewsly received. Count Hoimer and the Baron De Maltsabn, by Count Strogeno. f, upon their anneal in England. General Grey, open his bang appointed m the eomemond of the Forces at tire Cape of Good Hope, by his brother, Vis. count Howick. Viscount Prob.!, by his rather, Earl of Catysfort, upon Me being appointed Deputy Adjutant General to the neaps gains upon the expedition to Sally. Lard kinnaird, on ci.ening to his tide, by Earl Spencer. Admirals Sir Rebate CORTI! and Dimly, and Mr. Poanrcs, laid before His M* 111 T the pro ceedings of the Conn of Inquiry. Major General Oases laid before His MAJESTY the proceedings of the Commissioners of Klitary Inquiry. Mr. Law nude a moat SIP His Ma, Err • of the proceedings of the Comnsiniasen at Naval Is ui q ry. At the close of the Lime, His MAJESTY held a Privy Conned, which was straded by all the above. who are Members of the Hammed& hoard; who; His Memories Speech, to be delivered des day to both Hours of Parliament. by Commimiesa apes its prorogation, was reed. The Earl of LAIKORRDALE was 110MMITIPTd by Zeil Tirassit.t.tess, sod sweets is a, Me don s bed took bits ma ar Os Diard Bier cordingly. At half pm Ere o'clock His MAJESTY PIT 0( for Windsor. vans. -moms 114011. sioiMaTimorrn, Jan. I. iss. o e ( e Kurrinkc4.loth 1 but 1 informed you. deseat*dparil swards MAW Imre. eillisbere instant. )ust is ttmt is eat ire by the ?ends ties. Illbey eserairth rabeklolo sarong. row atiMergalr e r Mt a ifirdaraennerly is fian cees bed received intelligence et asst 111 161 ..01.01004 and had fallen back ; cm eolith Ogisthilra a immediately ordered the of Native Cavalry. commanded mi li thes. seethe 1,1 &culla= of the 7tb Ilialdres Nadia Infantry Wier a halt ai' Oath. eiresieLl i thei l i ..serig=l47lll.4o a so vars. der .0 get et tire away, gsthir.e, IND sodi four gem. Kt lbw dim? *eared • 0 diseargre, bet raw we cavalry bed wirhis.abeee SOO pods et their fres% they Wl*, sad a* D. • Po. ▪ ef sir es owe miles. we Olgeweithew Beth. ad the ~.s4al pert ef Odds bean... sad etheept the leithe wire is sthsbordr t lea of the swam is hi ed sad weerried amok est be as. semis* bat k meet Mee less vary cossiderable. On our ride die lees bus bees aillog. only • few peepers wends'. The Isiess7 were lek is the sem bee they see setwirkstasaiss wended w a eessidereble then el wises% kis dusk waressi any seirelems is basal sp is a smelt el sees Is sides. A eras moos has Mee Owe st leidgemee fos the eseitag Pastimes% bowers Jots Hose °Lesson% Esq. (sat of the moat biesisen for slot tom) sod WlLtlail TIIORMTOII. Lo. at die me sides sad the Hsu. General Peal ITT (b 1 to Earl POILITTI asd Jon s La mosirem. Esq. :II as do rafter lido la nal be ow of the greens 011Inoses winds at ow Ms Wows is Mt each party boy Aseenosted so mad the psi lie t two llts gentbsoss bete liaised stink mews. A vessel. bevies as bawd SOO its. sod do m iss at the regismuloodwai is tbe to of Mega its Wan.li all deemed. Tesserday ssorstinig. footees Ressuirmx Paste% free the Coldstream Reirssest d Ga.,' ds. sieratod frets Loisbobsillip Bombs is ablitter•A pm is die eoestry. to remit he *I sesmoso mitt ft see regelstewo Yagoda, soseskio s IMef sos-sesmissiessd to slims tem stss I o Os llagessest sf OSMAN oisesSoll Oelidlikos the lowa. 61 Geri. mike deilllS IMP reseips senior. The is dietetee MM. 11116 1 1 the sessoird ef Cassel Canoes T. soseSs4 Oros Olottess this essems. teal liallblposv. Owe s ushist beied the movie posystel he Ow wespeide. TM se isms all mob sessmess i the 114 es Tbssubp. and do 011 es Nit. Thl+ town was crowded with Fashionahles yester day/ and the Panic:am walked Their MaJuries the Terrace for more than an hour. His MA Jests. looked extremely well. and were nn shade over his eyes: let appeared in excellent spirits. and convened with the Nobility with his accustomed condescension and affability. The Kt no's band, and the band of the Stafford thin Militia, were on the" Terrace the whole Her MAJESTY were s moos-entnered striped mama robe, lilacs petticoat, a white canner cloak. trimmed wistvapiliat lace; head-dress of point. with a pearl Jule. PRINCESS AUGUSTA, a lace rolse, line. with purple arson, muslin peuicaet inlaid with lace, a Lam wart, and a Lace cap, with a simple rose. and a gold chain on her neck- PRINCESS ELIZABETH. a baron swam gown, inlaid auk the same colour, the shrews looped act with diamond crescents • • lace gieuicat; head dress; a bandeau of pearls; and nn ha ; wake pia chain. PRINCESS MARY were a pink figured rennet, and f cambric shirt, will tins of fine net ; a lace petticoat ant scarf; head-dram, • au of velvet. and a elta•norid c•T•OC.I.It gold necklace, *as a ad silk handkerchief tied camas* on her neck. PRINCP SS AMEI,IA were a pale pink 'armee robe, t e r ct Aetaienet, • lace surf; head-dress, a plain white hand tied seder liralsi• a AiritAiliti.44llM word he neck. It was half-past eight when the Royal Party left the Terrace. POETRY. TO THE I.AGAPis Wbilst Tay. and Tweed, and Thies shine s , 'inmost&lied in song. Shah %hos, fats Stream! still by the Nape Unnotie'd glae along' Tlso' to distinction thou may not, Boast any ancient claim, Of hattia on thy herders fought, Or mad* wrapp'd in Aries; Yet, tarn ! rich in peaceful chums, To none the ref 'rimer yieids, For main; villas, fruitful farms, Fair gardens, groves, and fields : Tel, Laps! dew with thee elm vie • • roe Nympe of beauteous feirmr. For Simla, of manly symmetry, And hearts of friendship VIM Fee industry that riches twiny; Foe same that riches guides; • ' • For independence, malt as paw t ZiaLe Mame BMA Law realllA . •. • .• This, pfoody Tied along thy With vale mod Willey esoons'a, Lordb ibo oak of do plo. AE4 Illosil+EGlE Ms Ea* Soar pet Mead V•ds Igo OrthedoeihkrbSiisdiinkihisliel mod lbws . uAfIL It was yesterday generally repo* . wiry!. Karat. Fauti:v will . dowdy go ak monde. Lady Pasta had a Well ma puny. hot la. at her bans, hp GroMmovmparo. kitt.Letly ship. and di. Hoe.. Nis bevairesa, mem Ibis day, ler Ratorgeee. • - • ThiredaY shaman. the light H. lad UM s arrived. la podia health, at his ma itillsidtasse. Castle. Mr. &newt played at Prams &dog lie • went. 1 . Si, Tacna as Tawas sad family have left their mat. Iromky. Kent. Lady Modes and family are gene to to enjoy the elegant society. mad ensiles* = that place alkyds. \nicer a e aa wrest will leave town tomwerow , ces his to The, Id Ur assess arrived In town, year dl.tolfeen Windsor. Earl of L left Cheltenham ea later altSesames. Imicsaeoa isms& eneataising his friends to night. at Leeds. w r Jerrsrows performed Desk Brolipaissy. sigh Sir CalsOins 0' Insatihsis ea lirsiossasy het. at the Belfast Theatre. with sateeeded Lord °liaise. has &unitised to giv i et ai re.me- L amle a jobber this semon, in the comity of Antrim. ll* has fertiddis all awiefisend sew aproschiag I SS& The last Arrivals at Bridlingtos. Yotlabioe. are:— W. S. *••b• s. Lt. MP. 2.0 habit; ; M. and 14n. ; Mr. acs Mos. raft ; M. Csipod Tboispon; ; inn=; Mr. Cradle* aM bilma/ I Mc sad Ma be. Anivais m ilearbassealla Tim Los Maa. Load bleirino; 1/•• Mr. Gad Mn. rim; Ma. Moo Mia s Me. tad Mo. Measio ; Ma. UM .St t Ohm; and Mr. Roadie a. Arsivals at Hartegate Om* 'be Dube ail Chaim; lir jobs sof 4. Lbw mead fiv Mw. sad Loin MAW ; tar Mimi owl Lair 10.0•10; O .ts Own. ; Ma Wig ; Me. lofts , i Mc Gad Mn. Wad; Ms cane.: Mho Mamosa g Ms. La le& ; Ma POW/ & Mar Zama ; Mr. Taaaparas t Car awl Mn tkallreiss ; .bit. Coodiable Mumma Me. and Na. Sew boa I Mc rid lift Ws; sad Mt . 3ln. Gateau.. from the Debate Theme. has mode her Mn is the pert of Shwa at the time peal Theatre. SMI. ie a paktum of muc.b repose. Lord renewal Lowrie, a grata dieser, sea Monday law is the ' .prisripal Qom. sal ishalims. of Gualiala. women oassinad ef every delimit. sed the vision waits& At as early boar the ememprmy amared. to heed beinear. mid :Zr afti. graillod with hie Loglisktp's affability sod Mw Swats 61111118.8.1 d bet Iligermerst far as &Om at es Itunnies. aa Maori; Ms. is Sm. Adis. Y ihe ceesed. of 711o.foatam assail the looskr al tae loam* fors die *We Cbijsp slag eimmissat es Is damsailb‘ ~~ ILLOCA. At Public carriegaghAweeee, Gentry, have their itenance. 'rho been Or some Tiers .sed we proems.. it the first Collettion in EaTripe. The Carnations Which most alum% th. entice of the souttenrs are —lie Print* of 11 eft, the Nero er CAW interims espeaed to tali men SsacBe 11 1 10 14th, at Lewes, will be so . this place. Seecke yet eradattmao • though the odds are net mars Asia Si The foot rase egoist time, meaty miles is hours and a quttter, %Maw lob* Ho pi 80 are betted. amt shack it wm agreed ca be decided hem. between she Brighton sad rem. is mew postploed to the latit of September. mmo=f2sEr 'fie Royal Pembroke regiment • • • Maiden to Harwich ea the 19th instant. Tbe accounts which have appeaped ra * potrof His MIJI/TY Pass ilig removed * Mast of light hone. last Twofer. a • Cesimona. is said of foostletioa. Li • moots which appeared lades Sus ~ ie rat. tato the Papers if yesteniey. of His NMI'? having reviewed the 10th re giment of light or n . upon IVsnibledoa Coosasora. ot also maw ; the you Meer did sot take place ties; hot the 10th regimes* was reviewed ysserday stile Wisobledie C. .nn. by the Priam of WI. oteompeolool by the Doke, of Yeas. Keay. Ca at sespin. and moral General OReets. After the review. the Panics astsitapard has Royal Brahma. sad the Odions. with a somp mous diner, at the Casale, at itiskaissm‘ /Luisa akw hem Tofu.% t• a *ream % home. in Ghugow. deedless 14 6 1804 1--." Ibe mayor was eppointed to mil from hews Ms the 40th imam but as eaptelf Inflred here town Ad miral Coca . Yam% that is cooseqnswee of the arrival. at Martiaimea. of a Trench ha et bat tle sn.p. supposed tie be one of a squadron which might bempeded la dim sem. the Admiral art SU am appal* the mikes the feet. owl he had a gl form to memo, thus. / g r. B. The has of beetle ship, abovraseit timed. is the Rereties Ikea toe coast of Mica " Thy Thaws. ilstroes. &rived at Livett....l es the 19th it won. smiled from Demeter on toe a.t. is astraposty with the fetemid. fir laver Owl. SIP /imam sad the kir Mori reeky. fee patted , r , ra the loved ota the 11th lams s Ines he Jr. "Ater Ouse days after pees* barbed we • sad from dm kw &kw, Paine *am these week doss. i,. . • • . -. ANNUAL VIEW OF CARIfIATION •1 :k 1 , ' also s ROAD, CITEL f ar- . , , . 4,... ....., Is • This Exhibition has berm opened to the e l l ' ' -A ' • c ' a ". * '''' -•,- - but a few days'. The crowd of carriages; h' rick 'lot, , , • 0 -4 •-- ~ f ~_ is iauraesum. itoyaltp, Nobility, and Gantt; .. at. Adam banottred it pith their countenance. WINDSOR, Jums V. , hionog is doer than bas been seen for some _ A -- ..m....0...... i.. 1.. Gr. rntloltiont in I r e 11.1.1C•lirt are— aam a - raw. J .• m•••••, ••••. -- 1a - Trafalgar, CAWSTUN'S llsaareh. Davey's -• _ '` _ Id! Sesereigo, and DAVIT'S Departed Hers. . in° Among the Company who have boonsured die ~. . led stupe are. The Princess Charlotte of Wales; Dnwapr Log 00 - _ .1 .,.: . rd- ford., Biihrup of Winchester; Lady Stanley; Wie ic k, earl or Achk.se t • Countess of Ahl•011116; Lod • or Cariisle; Sir Ease Mapco.; Mt. and Mn.".' ' I ' 4104 wed Mw Havreestono; Hr. and Mo. r &MP; . 1 •-raster; Miss Mortyn ; Mre. Mins; • .10 • • — 7' 104 Poway°, Duke of maiirsreoes. die. Se. ~, irata Ada VaItaHALL SAILINIFMATCM. , .. , hid Last night, the Aonual AIM' Cop ettd Covet: r;: d . given by the re ietors of Vile:hall Gardetworrie ' sailed for, by t he. following seven -plaasure'sailing ad a boats, vie. the Bolinisee, lieuijuiseles. St. : Geor k land Amelia, Venus Mermaid, and Foss. Between sve '-et I and sir o' clOcle, - they started from ilinekfriats "Y Bridge, to go throughPutlief Bridge, had Morn by with a boat mr.nred of Visa:hill desire. The ilkstioisms unit. took the lead at starting. bet , poled Be sae 4 a a 4 her . the others near Westnvester , ' , which kept the ,_,.- lead till otar4ts-oppoows...V ifgeitA l L 'Arm 4 ' 1 " 11 breeze springing tip, the Beinslate spit didt . l4eetTs and continued so the rern‘inietof Swam* ; the other boats- being left a ' way %Not The evening being fernarkahly int, avaleetteieritirae of 'palate,. lined the shoredno bythsedris die water; and, atter the Mate:. was over, repaired to Valise:ill Gardens, which were esteem-IT crowded vatb . hetoty and fashion. The transparence of the Salim 'Natoli was, as usual, displayed in tne Ratenda. ..11•i -1, 7 *bole evening's amuse :.ens went of wish the yes:- . est eclat. • • Clef- K El'. • • —......e55..—u- A grand match commenced, eesteedse, at tor" Cricket Ground. Mary-la4one% between ten Oeti- i denten and Lambast, against 4141148 ot sWEngtessd... a ME • ' nest sonnies. Mr. Puebla: Mr. Haashlesaa Mi. La a. ban 4.44 F. essesterit 4llll. 114 i.l.sysestir . ~. 88. Mr. 11.844. - • 11. .Baimitaitsb tll 11 -ifiardsd. 1 • - Mr. WO. $ is Masaya4l4l. e Corium Upon ..... 4 Laiipahaslr.cbe.. 11,00, 1 01. , al 6 jg o , low di 5. .-.4.- . D ye • • . i ........ TetaL 91 Previous' to the coastneacomment of the °kit MIA. a Imams Vail accident hetareee LAO F. • Ilwasclork and Mr. Wills. the atteetie ess : mints, - ' foe 40 guineas aside, white Was was .ti lila ' Await. hums his oppeuent upwards of $ tardy. ' IDEENr.L...-MMEMIAIR W. •i 2 . - -•' BRIG HT ON, JOLT W. • .2.: - . ~. .4 - 11..., --..-sam—e— .,...( , v foetuses here oe - nrY day. lite-. INT ns• - , of WaLss. it is said. again • haseeta us with his - . poseenweaWedzweday nest. I: tau The-Thostre here is the most &sham* i Wry- of so evanissa. Moues ben. it P4odired= - - $Ol. as Tuesday. On Wednesday .it was full "IS "utas t wader the patrons of 1.144/111/881114.114 al ILlef - Uses. Oa Friday a was crowded two; *e Fsel 1 drew Tat Unman& beepoke. And. law isight. it, Mr- Sowed. under the pstroaaje of the Marchironea of Wow.. ' C Lulu etc • nos The periorssance was. the &- whams nu de ot Me Soldir's bergirter• Oa Toilets earl Caw vett-will patronise the performeate.. e Race On Friday was ed here. theatotch of Cricket, between Linos mod Major Regn. ft tatoo agaiast Captains Busiest and Sans, slasck has bees a long time spoken 81' ; which was woe •by 0 1. 20, the General. who is a int.reto ployer.--.A east lawns deal of company is elpeded to the races The match between S ege sad Pevirash ee who 11