The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-17 00:00:00

F r T H. NEW LOTTERY, which begins Drawing JANUARY 13, 1607, COI T • IMP Prat of L 50,000 - L 60,000 20,000 .... 400100 ‘iith , (l 2 • 10,t2/11 90,200 • , 5 . 00 0. -• • • 1a.4 ,50 - I,OGO 9,0011 .7. • g 40 - 100 • ... ' - too 40 3,100 , 2.1,060 Tickets. L450,4t00 Capital, detweninabh, First-draws Ticket. Ist Day ....L 90,000 D,ttu Dmo 9th !]ray 00,000, Dutu Lam Day 5,000 PRICE. • Ticket Ll 9 lbs. Rolf 1..10 a 0 I Vitals - L 11 6 gkosger 5 2 0 Sixteenth 1 6 • • I'lell'ETS'and SNARES a.:e on Sale at all the LIOENSIED LOTTERY oFncy...s, net by their Agents in the Comely. ' b e • T 40 , abase immense Capital Wall are the gimitest, in (Sch. no of in Pew Tickets, ever presented in the aiiing. of Love - Adventure. This (amt. mili.putablu.' But the VWa /i.l Of ' , tatting, to participite assail ustptecedented opulence. must be un the alert, a, the Dawadig cotaaleaces so early at the 13th of Janus.", next. .. IMPERIAL P.ARLIAMLNE • MOUSE cif LORDS, Dec. IL ' I • - A few fathom Went twelve, o'clock the Lord Chancellor, god tbo three other Noble Corr.mission. in being seated, Me. Quarme, the Deputy Usher M the Black Rod was deputed to require the auend once of the Croonsens I a number of whom home. (Newly appeared.to putout the Right Hon. Charles Abbot, es their fireeher. for the Royal approbation. On Mr. Abbot's approaching to die Bar, he thus addressed their Lordships:- 0' My LiirJs, I have to acq*aint you, that in coin plionce with the commands of Hi.. Majesty, and in the exercise of their undoubted privilege, the Cols. Mani of she United Kingdom, in Parliament ammo bled. have proceeded to the choice of a 6t and pro per penao to fill the high and important situation of Speaker to their House. As the object of that choice. I now submit myself for the approbation of His Majesty, with due and • sincere humility, ' defray impressed with a sees. of the many and un deserved favours I have already *wired from his tifiSdii and hilly confident of My imsdequacy to IMO the duties of this high itemise is • manner emsteptssamt with the dignity and forenoon of so sertitte , rttwe. But of this • I low faninced, that should Hie'Majcsty conceive the wt choice of i ) the Contemned the t3ntled'Ringdelle not consistent ?ids his own end the public iuterastei Bin will in - MAU* preened to the eleetios of some more Illimible sad proper Penn for that important and fsed ritualism." To which the LORD CHANCELLOR replied:- 0 Cleatim es Sr the House of Commons—We have hl 111 misamaad fees His Majesty to signify his lOW gracious wont of tae chaice you have made tan e eise important impaintanot at Speaker to your * • for wry mow pan. whoa I relied on the d Solnorehtiesive tame. on the perfsd se- 1 'with the foram and pereedentsci Par asite Gentleman whom you have Amour- e.t oil) nor Sissies j when I redid me that high chandler for learning and wisdom far 'shish ha is is pmidinistioll]vassticumas; Iris Innsammity for am se_in liftcogebigga y tber, then awn* tozess. I that MOS, mown of the of mscooler. OPEMINft then soillet, My !Ards ' His illeirmy hawk* item sees gsecieWr pleased to smdmis thialteraawf hie Canunees, say first limy. able amain my mom gemeful acknovelodgmersts fad the hind ammo in which the perfartneuco of ate dodos halm hies accepted aad apposed ; and , ibis deplooligio na stiailil aosvidtioa I feel of the His • y has our manifaird to Da• ir to his slain, iwihnit anal, and do thaw "mall them stashes sigh, and psi willoffees PartigloWir trot their proem news. rut torwards. may he has Iran seam and all seolemstion ; shpt they wry majoy hinny of Irma in dear deism* s that tug may ham aeons to His Majesty'. Illinyel Pron. whoop au:anion inny req. ors a set that OR their yissags may rasaire front Wu Miljesty the emit fsvuurahht construc tion. Fee Of awn park ido entrust. that when ever any Chbg la the shape of _Whoa or error may soca', it may be euributted to myself only. and not se Hie Mayealy's faithful Commons." The LORD CH AN CIL LO I rejoined t His Ms- - jest). perialliy_ coedited of the terapar sad pru dence of the House of Colonboel. as WI *4 its heesity and aliedlicie. fully gams es It ad the rights which you claim es its behalf, in as full and maple a Mannar is they have berctofor c been esjoyed. In respea to what on your own part you entreat. las Majesty has the fullest confidence that you sill discharge the duties of your divined trust, with Aisolicrat.oa acid wisdom. '. Lord Bedford tan the oaths nod his seat ; after which She House adjoonsed Isolog *emus At three o'clock the Howe swooned its sitting, and cominued mud four is adnionsteriog the .m4e to she following Nees : Doke of Cambridge; Marquis of Wi.mhaibm ; Earls of Moire. Ayleasery, Cardipms. Chohmonde. UM , OurrY i %%mud ti'd. t Lards Hol. Lind. Hawkedntry. frig., 1114ria, Ilioshanw. sad ttiodehouso. furl Moira sad Lord Holland were the only Cabinet Mils:sten its the Homo, saes the Lnrd (3umeillar. L At twat o'clock the Haim sdjoisesstk Datil eleven to-abosTevr this dat). ITO '4 ur narrators. • be Mime met this day. et twelve deg& I die Deputy Calderas* Usher el the Meek leg sow sierweres appeared et tie Tats/i. adiseseed Ik e aka.. her , wios at that boo sag dot Chtir s "r.Sposker—The Lodi. eadmised Wvinst at his bliejelty's Cooreiseles. desire the eseosissiee ei this Kea. lies* at es it 1 11, HMS Lnrds." The SPEAK/UP.. ectimpesieg by the Illsobara present, accoviliaalp stsredili mid sowasene.im4 us his s eters, be aliment the Hem% es Leave Pis , - k , I s kn jao4 1;114,'to. 1 1 han to acquaint Uteitionue.tnat a Min .. in the House of Lords, There L hj,iieriy l . Al, , . Copkapissicusen, has been_ pinned to ~apylr,f,. , unlit ru.the choice of this House. in tie *di ha#emacte of Me to be their Speaker, iv! ili_4" Isan there laid claim , by humble petition to ti ;sst- , , jesty. for all our ancient and undoubted iighta and ' pripSeges ; and more especially , freedom front all I w molestation , or molestacio, for Ourselves, and &sr ?a- ~i wants ; freedom of speech in debate, free access to I'l His Majesty's Rnyal person, as oceasion - May'ró: 1 quire, and that all our proceedings•may'reniveithiF • most favourable construuion. His Majesty, by his ' Commission. has been pleased to grant the prayei of our said Petition, and to confirm all these our ' ancient privileges, as fully as has been formerly done to our predecessors. And now I have again to state my gratitude for the high honour which you and His Majesty have been pleased to confer upon me, assuring you, that it is my purpose to at in all matters of business with the stridest delicacy rnd impartiality ; and I have, at the same date, to entreat the House to afford me their constant sup port in maintaining the established rules and orders, all which have been found so necessary for the dig nity of our proceedings, and the dispatch of public business. I have now only further to remind the House, that the first thing to be done upon the pre sent occasion, is, for the several Members to take and subscribe the Oaths of Supremacy and Abjuration, as the law requires." The House was accordingly so occupied during the nenainder of the sitting. Jaijoisened till to-morrow. THE BRITISH PRE SS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Daoaraasa 17. General Wet Lester 's Beta& has commenced its march from Deal for Paddington, where it is to be embarked and conveyed by the Canal to Li verpool, and from thence to Ireland. The regi ments composing this Brigade are the Sd,lth, and nth : the Bth marche' from Deal on Monday ; the 7th yesterday ; and the Sd will follow on Satur day ; the latter regiment is detained at Deal, till the Coart-martial on the parties concerned in the late riot at that place, shall be closed. The Sth marches in two divisions ; the first is expeaed in town on Friday, and the Id on Saturday. Gene. ral HILL'S Brigade, formed of the 9th, 14th, and .91st regiments of the line, has not yet moved hom Hythe ; but it is expeded will march for em barkation in a few days. The transports ordered from Sheerness to the I)owns are supposed to be for their reception. The above force amounts to *boot 6,000 men. It will be followed by a proportionate amber of cavalry. The following advertisement has appeared in the Belice Newspaper of the 9th instant : COUNTY OF ANTRIM. A omen bating lately gene abroad a tisonenable practices ISM emied is on Ms Oessity, sod smoldering ouch ru mmies highly poelodicial to public peace mad confidence, we, he GOV -(100'. of the Coast' of Aeons hereby require a Meeting of she Marstratee and Deputy Governors of semi Cooney, eo be held at Antrim en Saturday soot, pecensber 13th, et twelve o'clock. We also request the several Me. gistrates mid Deputy Oommrs will endless., to obtain the bust naforrnstion in the.r reipznire districts, as to the esiet• vice sod causes of such reports. DONF.GAL. O'NLIL, A -Papr of yesterday relies upon this adver :imam as evidence that the disturbances in Ireland have extended themselves to the remotest part of the Northern dietri.". Now we think that it Maths a constnitalon the very reverse. Our Corres pondent's lame fres Dublin, which we gave yes terday, eeausins 'erre& information upon this stab led. !street of a letter from Slign..s. Chief Janice Deal's, has closed the Comatiuion here, which is adjourns.' to the 7th of January. Nine of those delodoi men called rinishm. hare bora found Craig. Two have been strotroced to be hang eJ five to be transported for life t sad two to be confined six amosehs s led roblicil whipped twice. All the Yessaaery carps It this eismay are put ape pitratsasat dNT i sad Ofeitai Art eta. t, who commands this disal2, is liady ea re anis laws for some time." An ostraa of a ktter from Roscommon tars— «lfr. Ireewen. Member fir the county of Rot. contemn. hes bad two ooppments with the 74.volers, is whish several have boss wounded. as/ some phones talks g among Mont a person of reopedeble cesoolikone, wlsom appeetwouos. it i s tho u ght. twill Ind to Women discoveries." Sass Dutch Popes to the 1011% awl a few Paris Form bat wise • low date has thus sins* in ear pessetakm have bees re ceived st loss Otli:e. They ant legally Amami sf isweels. The Tread' limos was apnea ws dos td, with a nisch from Colosseum dims Areb•Chasesilar of Doe*, ogre. The Cam sums is NO at Ilte gnu prays* chino tin peamil tir ifts Inman neologies. lie nu& ins sell as aloe M themes spin Ilashod ay die Cendssoh esstahnoll is the Maur of Issa. r, at* sod isr It/pm el Tau .T.eas t arlalb Ws away wand ea No rart. 01 door. sltions of the Ft4ntli atniiinottitd,. there is not one I* 4 lifeCt and. iasisfatiory . iacelli&grir4 f ir e. vls is all vague. confused, and in some instances con qtfladgi•Y. . Tliismani fest • .jiii; n .santation of the proceedings of the French, on the .riglA sidr of the Oder, hie given rise to a report, tkaf ,44 have sustaiacd a defeat in Poland.—This riPmrt.li.eaid to have been corroborated by a Gear tleenan, just. arrived with the insignia of the Order 1 bieGitiet, worn by the late Duke of BitUNSWIC a ; *ho says, that when he left Hamburgh, he was told by an Ulcer of high rank, that the French had ex perienced a check in Poland, and that all the co lumns of the French army, were, in consequence, pressing on towards Poland. 'l'lle Austrian Army of Observation in Bohemia still continues to excite the fez .s and suspicions of the guilty mini of BONAP•RTZ. • The French papers state, that it is to be broken up, but we be. here that France has not been yet able to force or betray Austria into an acquiescence. A Portuguese arrived at Guernsey, on Wednes day last, and gave information that the French fri gate at St. Maloes would have sailed that day, but, after she got under weigh, the wind shifted more to the Westwatd, which obliged her to anchor again. A party of the 44th Regiment was imme diately ordered to embark on board the Croeaddr, of 24 guns, Capt. Berreswoarn, and two smaller vessels, and they sailed to watch for her. The Por tuguese also said, that sixteen privateers had sailed front St. Maloes on Tuesday ; several of theM car rying 22 guns. Sir J. &tura AILZ'S cruisers have re ceived this information. a Last week, the North York Militia marched in divisions from Portsmouth, through Chichester, Arundel, and Shorehain, to Brighton and pursued their route along the coast, to East Bo urne.: Last Monday, a mere remnant of the id batta lion of the 88th infantry. marched into Lewes, from liailsham, on its route to Ireland, on the re• cruiting service. The Meow, BAITTVI, from Patron, arrived in the Downs, spoke the Starling, Capt. Barrrest, from Smyrna. for Lol-don, off Algiers ; and the Mnterra, Wit.nooose, off the coa of Portugal. The Courage, STOPPELLs, trot.. Archangel, for London. is on shore near Shoalburr Ness. The George Wooltiuglon, D•ritact., from Virgi nia, for Antwerp, is on shore near the Isle of Rhe pan rf the cargo saved. The brig 1., Carr, from Topsham for Cardiff, is on shore on Polland Beach. The Yawed, Ca.'. oaft, from London for IlisCnos ,Ayres, is returned to the Downs, having been chased off Beashy Head, on Wednesday night last, by a cutter privateer, which gave up the pursuit on a gun-hrig appearing in sight. The .%rutra, —. from New York ; the las klta Ma T err,thi, Irons Riga ; and the George, W* tees, from Gottenburg, are put into Ramsgate with damage. The Lord damage , Rennisioron, from Peters burg for London, was run foul of at Elsinore, on the ::11th ult. by two brigs, and carried away her foremast and bowsprit, and intended to put into Copenhagen to repair. A box was driven on shore by the late Aales, on the coast of St. Agnes. Cornwall. containing wear ing appareLlooks, and some letters, which proved it to have been the property of Mr. IVILLIASI GtAVCS Nano, Lieutenant of His Marine's ship Drfronee. Lord Da DUS•TAPIVILLN on whose estate the boa was found. has ordered s proper means to be taken for restoring the property to the friends of the unfortunate officer. A house of considosahle eminence in the City, largely connefled iu the Hamburgh trade, has Mop ped payment. Countv or Deea• ELeCTlON.—Thyrsday, at the final dose of the P. 41, on the 16th day. the num• berg being summed up, appeared as follow : How. Gpit•-rsl Stewart Wen Nye. Low,. gawp 1111-maltd Rift Cdaasl Posiastaby 970 %Wad L , 14. Sag Gaaway JELac r or.-00 Monday se'neight the atuaben stood as follow : M. Doh• cast 'l4lsetba 1641 Itr• 1616 hforenty Mania. ..53 A correspondence has takes place between the Deputy High Wlilitr of Wesminter and Mr. Pmts.. in which the Leiter refuses to pay any part of the *atonal Warred by the dish Bailie. in :akim thehen at the late eiraion. errept hi s proportion of mynad erobiag the bunny. The Liss hes bees ;drilled to grant unto Sir aliCawoirres Hearts. OF Beinchoura in the county 01 Hertford. b a n. and t o hi s el dest Son and hear apparent, Boatwereas Bueawoarn Haase. id Nrydnit.boner. in the oeunty of E;wc. lag. his royal licence sad aatbeeity. that they and their Woe say mations to as the said ilussnare of Hamm in imiritine t and also, that the said 1514. c. woars Reatteenam Hobos, and his issue. rray (in tontpiiewee obit M iejenibon in the lan Will and Testament ef Ste Pere, Sea rs, Is., of ileydon. area ehmeelaid. Sift deceased. boring date •he tbeh day ef Mani 1790). tea end are the surname et Soars. in addition to. and efts, those of 130C14. warn sad Neese, sad bar the arms of So* is e awn* with the arms of SocaWoatie ; such arms lei hit defy easteiplilled lath rinedheiedhoor ea to die Imes 44 aloe. sad reseeded the r1;11771 1 .0111Cli. (;seals./ ilo tesegiewnem • night ha tat buss blew ON many yaws. as ern rsperiammi doe osisbbses• Wed of elain dieted SW? krt. Is Inn withr issh. rnhly the mail sad abet amiss* pwaid. wit beeireefand to fees the slseas ne flaideers neeth. obeli retrograded tee sem tieleatir ere dray could be eateresiod. A as awe. Wen wish wham* mg wine, arose Is.. her eetione sa limes* Herbage s and as Im o stub um, semi es Mari . z RAT!!, DEC. 15. Mr. Entroa—Yon have been of late so busily employed in giving to the public the Bulletins Bun AAAAA the l)iplornatic Correspondence that took place in the late Nogociation, &c. I thought it unseasonable to tranble- you with any remarks re. spefting Bath, and its amusements ; but, as you are nearly come to a conclusion of those weighty nu t . ters, I take the liberty of informing you, that we a xe dashing on here in great style.. - The Purim R O , ll , is crowded every morning—the Belli and Concerts are well attended—and the Kinagers of the Thea tre have to boast of great houses and fin& Bu m This fortunate youth performed five nights la t e week; three at Bath, awd two-at.Brirtol. afehvor, Norval, and Tenured, were the charaft2rs ; and it i s but justice to say, filet he exerted all his powers to please. I cannot help, however, thinking, that he begins to pay more attention to looking many ea the stage, than to propriety of dress; for on his first entre, in Tancred, last night, he was clad exaftly in the uniform of our Volunteer Cavalry, the cloak except ed. A handsome black stock adorned his neck, and the collar of his shirt was neatly pulled up to the verg middle of his cheek. I know but little of the costume of Sicily, centuries ago; but this I know, if his habiliments last night were proper, the dashing military sparks of the present day cannot boast of inventice in point of dress. I must also notice as in.rance of disrespeff to his second father, as he styled Sigi•edi; for, finding ire could not place himself is 'die attitude he conceived to bs the most sulking, while one hand was encumbered with a spear, and the other with a nionstruus fur seep.. insteard.of at. tentivefy listening to his guardian and precepter, who was unfolding to him the mystery of his being the rightful heir to the groan, he left the venerable old man, aid deliberately walked up the st,ige—te place Air cap safe we a eh Miss Memoir, MSS JAUGSON, Mr. C 114111.. and• Mr. Easier:sir, anodisee to e.ve great pleasure, and I. receive much applanse. Saturday evening, Miss Lrrasaeres hid her first Ball for her pupils ; the large R.rirn was crowded, and the correduese and clep ar..:.e of the sweet littlee-cherubs did infinite credit to Their ac. complithed instrus!tress, and delighted th.:ir parzats ad friestds. . . --- . - --_ , /ter Royal Highness the Princess or Wat.as ball scarcely received an accouir. 4 t h e t l e gh of her re vered father, the Duke of Becalseetcc, when she learned rho melancholy tidings of her iteit'oer's deplorable state of heaLb. The Duchers of Ramis win' is Primes' Ayousto of England, eldest and only surviving sister of our beloved SOVIRCGA. aid is Usher 6gth yew. Tkerliarquis Moil DIAPCb;OI36S2 of BA TN artive4l, yesterday, at their hones an Grosvenor-square, front Loagleat, near Warminster. Wiks. Her Ladyship's dense ifrermeteb is daily canard. bird and Lady Pav an arrived. yesterday, at their house in Grosvenor-square, from their seat, — at Therrndon Hall, Essex. The Ent of Sr at: arrived, yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-square, from Gallovrays'iire. Sir Joan and Lady Le-tie arrived, yesterday, at their house in Berkeley -street, New-road, from their seat, in Sussex. Sir loner drove a beautiful via-e -on, crane-neck fashion, which attra(ted tke attention of the Bond-street loungers, as he passed. The Duke of Po aaaaa o •anived. yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly, from Bulstrode. The Earl of BA aa sr swam entertained at ('miser. yesterday, at his house in Sackville street, several sporting gentlemen, including Mr. Ma:titan. The Earl and Co:antess of Sitaaw.setty arrived. yesterday. at their house in Siaishopoareet, from Heathorpe, Oxforshire. The Earl of Wacsklo aaaaa arrived, on Sunday night, at his lams* in Lower Grosvenor-street. S•1111AL Win D and family will come is town, to-morrow, from Bedfordshire. Colonel 8eA11140117 will give a grand dinner, to morrow, at his bniiie is Portman-square. Viscount and Viscountess Ca UM to tows, last Saterday, from the Priory, and in the , evening went to the Opera. . The Countess Sezacea came to town, last Sa turday,' from Wimbledon. for the season.. Kr La dyship attended Divise Service at St. James's Church, on Sunday. The late Sir CHAIRLAS /A . Bart. is suc ceeded in title and estate by his son, Col. Piletruhs, of Ruperia, now Sir Climates Moaoaa. M.Y. for the county of Monmouth. The Hon. Mr. Bacot, brother to used Racier, it is said, will receive. for a Christmas gilts the fair band of Lady if *same VII. LIM. yoes,..ewst daughter of the Dowager Cosmos of Jesse T. it* nuptials will be srlebratsd at Osterley Park, the nsagnificent seat of the Earl of Jaasa• . The lair deirtalte, unwanted at Drury 1.1.1 t, for tomorrow, brings with her eft stamp of much pro mise, from that eery fashionable place of tont. Cheltenham; and is said to possess thew very de sirable poises towards making a favourable intro sioa. reek. beauty. and &minimises. Mt. Tear's balls, given emery Monday at // 40.- um, are attended by almost every &Ishmael& visitor aril resident in the tows. assail as all the neighboJe istraskebifity and Gisler. Grace the Duke of atcaueno is so far re covered, that be is ccesdiered out of danger. General Wass, en Thursday last. gars an el•• vest diem, et his house. in Chichester. to a ,sleet party of triads. at which his Royal H;ghne.% !"IP Doke of Coitus to and Sir H.Mi Lomat, fit. wale prevent. Os Wednesday evening last, a bPaiitiful yomolt G 7l ui rs lie li Cl° sB .l6 ars th d hare Capta in y a of th :ewerf " ;• Af ir d r. ol : the Veit"' philanthropy. reformed at IstdclADee WLnsed*? se'maight, kw the !peewit Al li Co .e us. ittiate Ga•-ves, Jame Geenoriato... 4 fi'" sv Coosaa live eoldwers, natives eit )faiduotr - , b ikingly t. the 9th regimen ..f (...1„ . Lc. were star wrecked. last year. off Calash ea i a tt.,. ,r Is Illiattbed pre- ..ci sef VW to Valer.ci - 7..1.1tt. .l * .t. tamely pounds wee geoid by this herniae /cc. th•Du 00•1 ,1, Cardit , Limbo, Chien 'YE. La Schoo Tine TIN 11 Capi to ti and whit foru asu lice ion to t ea: Drs tie the w by the eb aim ma a, tat or° F• 61.