The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIES.

The following a:nide AA as received by the Com-
lany's shin the Sav,telsr, iium 11.mbay, the I.sth
inst. :

TRANSLATION of the VERBAL. ANSWER by AKA Mn-
KA m mu) SSEN, the Nephew of the late Pk;RSIAN
Nt WASS ADO it, tipog hearer rem the Declaration of
Excellent, the Mutt Nuble the Go oc-GrNE-
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g A L.

to the bon g'ful WA :wiser of Events, th•tt whatz.ve;
L Ind thow• along with In:: all of ;is the devote,/ servants
at the Shadow of GM), the King of pc.R s A) had
,conceived and thoroaOily r:leeel on, res,eacting the penile-
21:ney of tlia friendshi;, unity between the two na-
tllus, frodi•the ut.igisinitnesus and b:nign dispos:tion
of his I:Aceleney the Most Noble the le:nvernor4;eneral,
tx:i, in-theacrrus of his Liceelkenefee present declaration, con.
shorted ai.d realize/ • rind sine:, front the kind attention of
Dt:Yerar, the di:weenie here, and the skilful care of the
i•xe,,,lent*Stitgetera tln attended me, my wound, are now
FS ter advanced in tiseir car, that I have ree ,vexed strength to
441,1 eii by my own handl ean A.lte to hi: Exeelloney the No-
%Vat-Lk:kitty, the einotent and renowned C'everitor
.•,.Ve.tentl. of Instil, ai arswes to tas fevouratie
ionical pstg.
rtenripw te inv. I shah accordin giy soon hate
alfiltappehedeto repute titled steliverliseessunc for transmission
to hiiEscelletief
" I have also Brett Pleanare ie tLe present oppoital ty of
expressiog my fullest sense of the lune Atto and consolatory c.ere
be-dewed on kis Caring thy confinement, by MT.
P,reabicat, in the interval tk' tt preceded the ar-
Aral of di/Venter Dustcart from the N nithew4ed
(§lgeeii) " MOH Ahi MN) H USSEN ."
Published by order of the. Fionouraftie the Co-
s.:inmost in Council.
A. Gaiter. Sec.. so GOMlgnent.
witty Cook,. Sept. 17, 1842.*

THIRD ilt44.E.
D RURT-L4Ar E.
' EVE 1111)A3 will be presented a New thetuercal 21/y,
in There Ads, anal
1-lEitO OF THE WiORTH.
will be add ed,
Wnss AtTER MAVAGE.
MITRE-Ror2l, co FENT-GARDEN.
TFUS ‘EVINING will b peefurited t riode4Pera
THE OABINrn
• .hiat .tt mut • .
rill. REVIEW; ur, The WAGS 41VINDSOk.

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THE. BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
TUESDAY, FEB. 22.

No foreign intelligence of any importance wa3
received in the course of yesterday. The thy was,
however, produ&ive of domestic occurrences of con-
siderable interest.—We allude to the verdia ob-
tained against Mr. PELTIER for a libel upon the
nest CONSUL of France.—We also allude to the
execution of Col. Dcse Pt RD with six of his associates.
Tile trial and condemnation of these men furnish
many observations ; but it would be crud, illiberal,
and indelicate to descant upon the subjet.% while
any doubt remains with respea to the fate of the
three 'remaining convias.

On Saturday His M A.l f StY hunted, for the first

time since Christmas. HIS MAJESTY left Windsor
at an earlir hour on Saturday morning, attended by
Generals MANNERS; GARTH; and GWY NNE ; rode
to• Ascot Heath, where they were met by the Earl
O SANDWICH; and a nurtsber of oth.ir Noblemen
and Gentlemen, by apprintment. 111: deer was then
turned out of the cart, and the day's diversion com-
menced. At first starting the deer ran wi great swift.
tyss!)ySwinley; shethen took to t'o left of I:a,7shi:: and
blackwater, taking across thz forest to the right.
After several hours cr.:celltnt chac, , she WAS taken
near East Hampstead park. IF, M s.:..;TY and al-
tendants iturirad to Winds‘lr to dinner.

Their MAI!..STIEi and the ParKt•ES.;ti are eicßeft2d
at th. Qieen's house between three and fuur o'ciudc
this day from I.Vindsor.
Th.: Sermon vas preached by the Rev. Dr.
b. fore their M aJiarrrs and Pa iNciAoirs, on
Sunday, at St. Geore:e's Chapel, Windsor, from
the General Epistle of St. James, the first chapter
and 22d verse.

b, y • dolr: I,f the word, and not hearers
cei.ia,l your own u•lve.."
The ROYAL FA mmv, after attending Divine Ser-
vice, took an airing to Fraz,more, attended by Ge-
nerals MANN. EItS,GA rsi it, and GWYNN Equcries in
waiting, Lady CALOLINE DORMER and Miss V vsE.
The expe,Fted del )ate yesterday in the House of
Commons, on the Motion of Sir WI ci.l A NI EL Foi; o,
had a very singular lermination. Mr. Fox, and a
remarkably full Flouse attended through the w•liole
of sir Wii.i.tast's long and elaborate speech ; and a
warm ccnversation at least was looked for ; when,
to the surprise and disappointment of all, not a
Member stood up to second the Motion, so as to
put it even in a train of discussion.
Yesterday arrived a l)utch M.til of the 16th inst.
The accounts which it brings arc of no importance.
The Dutch Descriptions payable after peace are
now at 671 a 68, but without sellers. The business
of the Loan was to have been discussed on the 10th

in the Legislative Assembly. •
Yesterday morning arrived a mail from Lisbon,
brought to Falmouth by the Duke of. rori packet in.
eight days. It brings no news.
A lecture was to have been held upon the science
of Galvanism last niht, in Cateaton-street, but it
did not take place. ilt reason was, because the
rooms Were not licensed by the Loan
The public, however, did not fail to attribute the
disappointment to a very different cause It was
reported that the bodie.; of some of the persons
executed yesterday, fin- high treason, would be in-
troduced, for the purpose of making galvanic expe-
riments upon them. This rqort, -however, was
without foundation.

A grand Masqueracde was given, last night, at 1
the Pantheon, Oxford-street. The building was
most splendidly lighted up : the muse was excel-
lent, and • abounded in variety. The company,
which were numerous, displayed considerable diver-
sity of charader, and a more than ordinary share of
wit and gocd humour. The supper was prepared
by Mr. WARD, and did him much credit.
The new Play, entitled " The Hero of the North,"
attracted a full House at lltory-Lane Theatre, last
night. Some scenes have been entirely omitted,
and others arc cut down. The effea of this com-
pression is very advantageous. The Piece thus im-
proved, must have a successful run.
We are happy to a:•nounce, that Lord Amnctus
Br AucLEito is so much recovered after the opera-
tion, as to be now announced out of danger. His
Lordship's complaint ha been a quinsy in the throat.
He underwent a most severe operation.
Lord CASTLEREAGH gave an elegant dinner on
Sunday, at his house in Cieveland-row. Among
the company* present we noticed the following, viz.
Earl and Countess of CAMDEN, Lord Dc I3L a-
QUIRE, Countess of CLARE, Sir .1. and Lady BL AC K- •
WooD, Sir SYDNEY SMIT:I, Colonel MEADE, and
Mr. and Mrs. JONLS. . _ _