The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-24 00:00:00

SIR PRINCIS BURDEIT.

CMIDER t ROC USION for CHAIRING SigFRANCIS
BURDETT, on MONDAY, 27th of ;we, 1507, with
Directions he carrying the same into
Idarrewbories and Cleavers, four end four,
Four Trumpets on Horseback.
Two large Flags used during the Edition.
Three small Ditto.
Ditto, Ditto, Ditto.
High Candidata on Ilenebdk.
Wine Assioants, three ar4 three.
One large dark blue F.4q, Mottnn-m" Burdett and our
l'ountry."
Band of Music, Weft and three
Three Bugle Boys on Horseback, with small leue Flags,
the Majority Feinted thereon.
Large white Flag carried ou Hornbeck, Motto-se" Purity of
Election..'
1 Flag of St. Anne's Parish.
lour Beadles of St. Anne.
klectoos, four and four.
2. flag of St. Paul, Covent Garde,,, aid St. Martin Lir
Grand.
Four Beadle*.
Electors, four and four
3. Flag of St. Clement Danes, and St. Mary Le Strand.
Four Beadles
Electors' four and four.
4. nag of St. damn in the Fields.
• Four Beadles.
Electors, four and four.
5. Flag of St. Janics.
Futtl Beadles.
Eleeton, (our and four.
6. Flag of St. George, Hanovaroluare.
Four Beadles.
Electors, four and four.
7. Flag of St. Margaret, and St. John.
Four Rosales.
Electors, four .nd four.
Large dark blue Flag, Motto—" Baden. the Choice of the
feople."
Band of Music, three and three.
Large dark blue Flag, Motto—" Committee " on one side,
" Purity of Election " nn theother.
Committee, three and three.
Chairman to bring up the Rear.
Lt is Bonner, The Constitution."
Mr. Jennings, supported by Mew,. Glossop eod
Large dark btu. Reimer, Mutto---•• 'The Triminpli of Wad,
minter."
SIR FRANCIS BUR ['OTT,
In a ('.trend Car, drawn by ford Holies abreast.
Small dark plus Banner, Motto—" The Sense of the
People."
Horsemen, tour and four.
Carriega to close.
DIRECTIONS.
The rectors of the several Parishes: will assemble under
their respective Flags, by Tea o'Clock in the Morning, at the
u ',dement, son Hones:
I. St. Anse—.King's Heed, Compton-street, Soho
2. St. Paul, Cuventgaden, and St. Martin Le Giaild, Su
lutetium. Tavistock-oraist.
3. St. Clement Danes and St. Mary Le &rant, Anspkithe-
use Coffee.house, Newcastle-street, Strand.
4. St. Munn in the Fields, Hung•dord Colfeenkiipm, in
the Strand.
5. St. James, Coach and Homes, Air-street, Piccadilly.
6. St. George, Hanoven.quare, Barley Mow, Park-sued,
Grosvenor-slut re.
7. !it. Margaret and St John, Rod Lion, Padiarnengttred ;
where they will be met by one tientleman of the Coin I.l:ftert,
who will conduct them to their appellee-I nation, in Covent-
garden, and ots vicinity, as follows; and are expected to arrive
by Half past Eleven o'Clock
St. Anne, iu James's-stroet' opposite Hart-nrem, leaving
the upper end of the Street for another part of the pro-
coiner'.
Sr. Paul and St. Martin Le Grand, the !Aver end of St.
Jamey'.-ttritt, next the market..
Si. Clement, St. Mary Le Strand, and St. Martin, in Co-
vent-garden. on the minim* the two former pear the end
of St. James's street, and the Won flees the 014 stakespean
Teen n.
St. Ja met, on the east side, from the Bedford Tavern to the
corner of Konen. arra.
Si. Ge,Mge, ar tne east side, opposirs the New Ilummums.
St. maque• and St. John, on the *oath tile, between I.k
vistock•eourt and Southampton-street.
The C.ristlemen en horseback will arrange themselves
Heurietta-street, arid the carriages in Bedford street, ready to
follow the horsemen. The apace between the end of South-
anipton-stent, and the pot end of Henriettaotreet, is to be
occupied by aisither pert of the procession.
The whole Procersion to be in rantion, when Coventgarden
Church Clock strikes Twelve, which signal still be ref eahsil
by a Trumpet from the upper window art the Britanora Coffee-
house.
•• • Gentlemen to come provided with *hear own dark aloe
Favours.
The Procesion will proceed from Covent-Garden up
James-street, Largoirre, Little St. Martires-h.ne, Litchfield.
street, Oreeknreet, Sohonquare, Charles-street, Oxford it reet.
Parkmtreet, Chapel-street, !south Andley-street, Curzon street,
Half. Moan street, Piccadilly, to the Baronet's flouve.—From
the Baronet's II .we, down Piccadilly, Heyniarket, Cock.pur-
street, round the Statue at Charing-caws, up St. klartines•
lane, through New.street, Balford.street. Dennetta•street,
turn to the left in trent of the Church, g./ round Covent-
garden, to Southauiptoni-strees, down Soutuamplon-adost, to
the Crown and Anchor.
Committee Room, B.itannia Coffee Homo, Lad*
Yuma' Covent garden, June 22. 1807.
( Signed) SAMUEL BROOKS, Chairman.
N.B. It is particularly requested, for the sake of avoiding
confusion, that no person will attempt to join tile Precession
after it it arranged In Coventganian.
The Committee paniculany desire, that no person will at-
tempt is hike the hor.or from the Car, as 4 is beneath the
dignity of roan to draw his fallow creature.

The following Noblemen and Gentlemen have
returned to town to attend their duty in Parliament,
via :

Karl Bathurst, Viscount Side:meth, Sir C. ►d. Pole, Saone
Bernard, £aq. T. Barnard, Ban. T. Bane& Ban. H. Jaddreil,
beryJanset Grahams, Esq. and Admiral Prgett. The two fir
met are to return Its a he days.

Mr. 8.11, the young man charged on suspicion of
feloniously uttering, at East Bourne, a Bank of
England note, purporting to be of the valet of
)l. on Friday underwent, in the prison of &ewes,
another private examination before the Earl of
Ca tchterrea and H. 81181.1.1', Esq. who, after
a hearing of about two hours, fully committed
him ti Horsham gaol, to take his trial for the
offence at the ensuing Assizes. Ur. Bt im end a
clerk to the Bank Solicitor attended. The early
deteition of this forgery was owing to the nice
circumspetliou of Mr. Festwica of Ozford,stroet,
who stopped the note on its being tendered in pay-
ment to him, for shop-goods, by Miss LIS% of
EAU BOOM. The ingenuity necessary for the prat-
tics of this species of forgery, falls to the lot of
but few, it may therefore be presumed, that these
tousled notes have obtained no considerable circa-
!adorn Five are, however, in the possession of the
Bank. the one in question. another of ten pound..
passed ut London, and dem of one pound each.
taken by different tradesmen in Lewin and at
Brighton. The prisoner. who was brought op to
the law, is an able conveyancer, and. before this
unfortunate business breve oat. bore the most on-
blemished eharallet. be has le ife tied (oar
yosei cluidres,
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AMENDMENT.

.e.F.If • ...gr.,. e

The following is mid to be the substance of the
Amendment which will be tuovpd to the Address
on Friday :

" That llis Majesty's faithful Commons eagerly seise this
occasion of approaching the period or their beloved Sovemian,
and of smarming that uoiforin loyalty, and impectful affec•
tirs, with which the bleating* of 114 Ma;mty's Mean cannot
fait to inspire a "MUM% Pailiameat That His Maiesty's faith•
fill Comatose, ere well assured of Hit Majesty's constant sup.
port of the Establishments of C:iarch and State ; but at the
same time, they deem it their duty t. fits Majesty, and Ito
their Country, to express their deep regret, that the ostenta-
tious and aIIsWeCIOLV, ineMion M this attechreent of His Ma-
jesty t. the fundamental principles of the Br•tish Cum aitutirdi,
should be employed to cut an unjust swore iod on a large portion
of His Majesty's must faithful subjede; tbu. bjv-g a broad
foundation for religious dissensions, and trending with the
hateful mark of Treason to the Constitution, all ,nth as may
differ from the peculiar policy et an existing Admoiii,tretinn :
That, whilst His Majesty's faithful Commons, undo., tdally and
together, rejoice that it has fallen to their lot to exp.eis their
teatime loyalty to His Majesty, they cannot at the same time
withhold the expression of then profound sorrow, that it was
deemed necessary to intercept, in the first step of its pro-
gress, the last Imperial Paliament of the United Ring.
loin ; a Patliament which, clever, by the frt.' and usi.n.
luenced voice of the People, and mindful of its honourable
origin, had entered upon a system of cseunomy and reform,
which wind.' at once hare alleviakcl the People of their
heavy burthens, and hate added new energy to the ciorcrna
merit :,eThat, in the midst of this osc,et fur s.,a ?.,at,
firs Majesty's faithful Commons look with curl irlari.ry
hope to the future ; and, recall.ng to their 'neaten! the
matte blessings of list Majesty's long and glorious Reign,
they have to seeress their lull confidence, that what has l'ej.tin
in'toleration may nut end in Ikusecutras; that, Religious and
Civil Liberty wit! proceed together end that inn blouse
14,.insweir will not take •way what the House of Orauge
bail greatest."