The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-19 00:00:00

Adandlii Tier add artleall eletteideralion. I trust, at all
mean, UM yen will foe give olefin', with baffle of the
best disposed elsometers in the kingdom, that the fate of the
Oomph, in a riot measure will be decided by that at til3
.appromeningg Illection, I presume to put a plain, simple
question. es alt those who feel ail do ai, this meet important
'.11:110100 you glee any pergola, be his birth -in
;sersoufl ememplialemenu what thry n.av, to succeed the
ever to be lamented, the 1171(00034 Mr Fox, unknown, tio•
tried, ei a winked charaSer, and, tl say the least of
pinion already returned to Parliament by the Grenville famdy—
opeahy autiladtni by the Greuville family, in urefertuce to Mr
Shen.innwleacued, ...fumingly, with thew who now, by the
of ?Ir. F..x, rto}..ll. the undoubted preitotidaance in
He hiegery's Cnuneil•-faseith those who, for upward.; of
twenty years, stimoired every measure at the adnanntration
of Mr. P.ti--eith those whs, for that period, warred
with every principle of liberty, every principle of reform.
every principle calculated to stern corropt,on, proposed
and advocated by hies who was the best nay of Britain ;
leagued with end supported av those (in ineference to Mr.
She. idan), wbo suipen as s continued ii n opposition to Mr.
Sheridan) to suspend, the those, *4qm. fi4l, who supported
and carried the Goniv /Ws w .t•., by violence, temerity, and
folly. caused the battle of tlarsngo and the iuwegueot swan.
asetnont of France; with those who,trallow in wealth, drained
horn else labour. of the poor, and enjoy salaam, sinecures,
and pennons. at the same time, which es mut fitto laws can
ntolyi Mahe legal, but newer to.eratte ; with those who
Instituted the State Tnas ; with those who exiled Mr Fox ;
with those who 'rased Mr. Fox off the list of Privy Counsel-
ing., and, at far as in tneni lay, blasted his well-earned fame;
with these who 'would have conduCted Mr. Fox to the ecalold
for hie expels...ion of those seutinicats which you ever ap-
plauded, approved, and now hold sacred; or will you not,
rallying round his yet unburied, but haltinwed re.nains, de-
termine to elect a Falite i, reeky-sue powessia' g sit you,
late illustrious Chin's principles, mush of his talents, end
equal, of Integrity; one unsullied in his private
cha-
ratter; one who goods coisspicuOtitiss the eyes el all turoPe,
as the man best caleuletell to stand In tbe Gap, and to arrest
eormption. In the very centre of the Senate; ow whose
patriotism, and virtue and enewili. em, aml,peroomeames. ere
calculated (though calumniated for a fund as Mr. Fox was).
to Irises the loss we all deplece, and to raters freedom to has
country. .
If such is roar deterpilnatlon, If ylu prefer Skeet, to
''.'idavery. and who Mil dnuSitt ? udl yam hesitate for a moment
tit lisreeing Sit Prance summa.
oli-Dlisolutiou of PasLaqinfat is now universally discredited, '
add Sir Frauds Burdett cannot, therefoir he In Paniasnant
IMthe Ciantit, perhaps lb! two ; and at so mementoes
periled at than piers*, is it Ia It limper, is it We, that
$ chaiaSer such salts he aortae the Bubo? I%seethe
response to ynur own Maas; imedi •tber Inament glorious sp.
portunity is neglected, for angst* the &Morn and hada-
peodence of the first city is the world, F.ngland will long,
will for ever, lament the unhappy event; and H Pesos, and
the dig iii d charities sif human noon,' nth' Liberty torstf,
may be Mid truly to hew been *NMI "eephsas en the
world."
At the Geneve Iftwilen, after having by his services still
farther sedeareil himself in the twins of his caustspuen,
Sir Francis Burdett will sot be Heim debarred horn witernieg
le those eonstituenn, whose pertiality he has so justly merited,
and se whearhis gratitude. bless ; anti rim, w ill theta have an
elipsitenky, worthy and independent Irreemesi, to newt beck
to hiss who has been, as he *opt to have liren.the Got abject
of yaw choice, ; 1 mein te %iv. MetYe, whose tendazt on
the present occasion, (Inideler. NM peeper, on &Mg
as his motives ha bees). has ditepheintill every thee friend 1
to lite: ti. renerty, andlrtgepmaise.
Should I*. Servidon, itofesetenerwhy. at the General Elsa-
time, still decline Torn partially Per Ina, teed Peres, le the
mean time (ter ho s now to Porliefeeetq by the biers: ef Lind
Grenville) will, is the Senate, hem egomania to room
hinesalf pairarelly, Mhe an del** Illno=reslM
being what Mr Fes bad judged., the /ape is thii
worhl—" the weillty Reoreaentstive of Wentnilester.`
I have the Ninon to seasewbo wig%
With evilly wrohnelkit of .10341C4
• Tees faithful Servant,
JAMES PAULL.
hTowlet any man of consent* sense and common
honesty Partite of the follooroielio, hoeing thus writ-
see aid published, dares to tithe the hoe he does.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY. Novelises 19.
The accounts from the Cape of Good Hnpe, the
receipt of which we announced yesterday, come
down to the 13th September. Letters had bean re-
ceived there oa the first of that month, from the
Mauritius and Madras, stating, that tlse Women
liewiegs. Captain LAS LINN filial China for Lon-
den, fell in with a French 44 gun frigate. and en-
gaged her for X hours and 40 minutes. when she
disabled her so. as to prevent a pursuit. The Wens*
Had* its lost her main-mast and mieen.mast, and at-
tempted to make off under her foresail, but it was
no sooner set. than the crippled mast fell. and the
was compelled to strike.
At present the Cape is well garrisoned. The
garrison consists of a detachment of the 20th dra-
gems ; the 21st dragoons, ahem 900 strong ; the
2d Foot, or Queen's, a detachment ; the 60th, four
battalions ; the 72d, 83d, anal 93d, all nearly about
1000 each, besides the Cape Regiment. They were
all in high health and spirits, and an excellent state
of discipline.: Col. Vanes. is Consameditat at Cape
Town. and Colonel Bata. at Simon's Town.—
The latter had recently sent the 47th, and two com-
panics of the 544, to South `America, to reinforce
General Basesroao. An account of the fall of
Monte Video, was daily expeeed at the Cape.
usemm-__.-inemetee
His MAJUTY is gaped'd in town this day.
Yesterday, a Board of General Officers was held
at the Duke of YORK'S Office' in the Horse Guards,
upon some new regulations about to be adopted to
the Military College at Marlow. There were pre-
sent Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yoax,
K [NT, and CA 111111110014 the Adjutant and Quarter-
!Master General. together with several General Of-
ficers.

Lor3 HUTCHINSOP and his brother, the Hon.
Calms.. HELY HUTCRINSON, einbarked, on Wed-
nesday last, at Dublin, for Holyhead. Previous to
their departure, the latter published an Address to
the Eleaors of the City of Cork, commenting with
the following paragraph :
la enclimoeoce of a letter which I have this eserattut re-
mew* I am wider the necessity of repairing to Loodon with
every priostie d'epatch, is order to accompany my brother,
Lod iftweirinsies, mom a mimeo of consideraeie importance
to me Worms of the empire."
We und.trstand, his Lordship is to proceed im-
mediately LIO the Prussian and Russian hea..l-coar-