The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-28 00:00:00

My own hand. that f mend every day, and that 1 am all lint
well. I have been ibis monitor to Camden place, and
sustained most manfully a visit. and all the idle talk there.if,
for above an hour by Mr. Norman's clock ; and returned
home untired to dinner, Where I ate like • farmer. Lord
Mahon has confounded, not convineed, the incorrigible r'i.
disc's( Dr. Wilson. Dr. Pranklin's lightning. rebel as be is.
stands proved the more innocent, and Wilson's nobs must
yield to the pointed condlietors. On Friday Lord hiabon's
indefatigable Bonk is to exhibit another incendium to the
Lord Mayor, foreign Ministers, And all lover: of philosophy,
and the good of society ; and mecca to illiimiosse the hori-
zon with a little bonfire of I,tee fagots and a doable edifice. .
Had our dear friend been burn 'wiper.. Nrrn eyed the second
Charles could' never have amnsiA themseivei by reducing to
ashes the two noblest chins in the woe Id. My hand brains
to demand repose; so with my beat compliments to Pls.
toile, Hosier, Thilryilides, Xenophon, not forgetting th.•
civilians and law of intim,. tribe, a. iets, my dearest William.
t• Your ever most alrectiouate father.
CHATHAM"
Early in 1778 a tort of negotiation was carried ma for
mute hate between Sir J. Wright, a friend of Lori?
Bute, slid Dr. Addington, a friend of Lord Chat:
ham, which seems to have been commenced by Sit
James Wright with n view or imeritaining Whettlef
Lord Chatham would loin Lord Bute in forming 4
new administration. 1:Imog this negocietian provc4
entirely fruitless, it became the subject of com:ersts:.
tint in all polities) circles ; and Pond *her Lou!
Chatham's death, so partial and iiicorrectf i *Mei
ment misfire to it was made by persons 'connected
with Lord Buse, that it "as thought prtigscr :Ili
draw up a Intl and authentic vccOmet of what hilt *1
really imaged, from papers in the possewsiost of Linty,
Chatham. This account, titter bring shown to pri-
vate friends, found int way into some of the news-
Papers; and, on the 23r1 of Oetober, Lord Mount-
minim, Lord Bute's eldest son, published a letter,
addressed to the Editors of the same papers, in
which he controverted some of the positions eon-
, tainrit in it. To Ibis letter. Mr. Pitt, the pre-
sent Lord Chatham, being then ',broad:felt it in-
cumbent on him to write an nosaver, which also
appeared in the newspaper ; and was considered as
fully proving that Lord Cliithans hod trot only
sorer courted apolitical negotiation with I ord Bute,
but would, without hesitation, hare rejected every
idea of acting with him its any Admaarlrnlion:—.
I did not think it right to pats over in silence the
transaction which first called Mr. Pitt iota public
public notice, mid which 'afforded him the first op.
immunity of testifying his zealous regard for his
father's memory; but as he had very little concern
in this business, which is no longer of an interest
ing nature, 1 shall not enter into any fuititer par-
ticulars. It may, perhaps, be doubted whether
James Wright and Dr. Addington did not act rather
from their own views and motives, than from any
specific authority of the Noble persons whose names
they used."
lu the spring of 1780 Mr. Pitt became resident
in Lincoln's Inn, and regultirly attended West-
*osinstersliall. He had previously kept most of the
necessary terms ; and, heiug called to the bar on
the 12th of June, be went the Western Circuit its
the rummer of that year. At the general election.
iu the autumn of 1780, he was all oosuccessfel
candidate to represent the University of Cam-
bridge in Parlininent, but in the Jaianiory following;
he was chosen for the borough of Appleby. iu West-
morland—an event which gave great satisfaction to
all who knew him, from a cutiviction that he couldt
not fail to distinguish himself as a speaker. ,
t The liatbor of these Memoirs, whir 611111141111111tglidl
his maim from Pret.gman

_
THIS ARMY.
The 80th and 341 h, sent front the Cape to Twdla ti relieve,
the forgoer the kith foot, the latter the blith, are to be re-
placed at the Cape by the 49th and the 55th.
The let battalioa of the Royals rrplacen the 31d foot nt
the Mauritius.
The Alai sod the 85th replace the 75th in the Paean
Wands.
On Mr edgy last a division of the 16th minutest of lan-
cers arrived at Derby, on their ramie from Dorsetshire and
oo the following morning proceeded oil sleek march to
Shelield, the head-quarters of the regioneot-
NAVA L I NTE LLfGENCIL
TORTIMOUTII, APIUL *B.
Sailed the Mary, Ferguson, fur Loodoe; and the Triton,
for Miravairhi.
?Loamy'''. arm. 25.
Arrived the New Blessing, Jones, from Dundalk; earl
Cordell', Owen., from Dobler.
Tomei:me. arm IC
Arrived off the Lievrd the Mara Elizabeth, Fokkes,
from Bahia for Hernhurgh, out 87 days, all well.
Sailed the Trois Freres, Sinai, far Cherbourg; Barliora,
Smith; New Liberty, Boodle; Farts, Naive,
Richmond; Diamond, Heatable; mid Dash, Webster, foe
Loudon.
Dear *MIL et
Railed the Windsor, Haviside, for Chita; ;ad Big George
Osborne, 'Mom for the Sooth Sens.
Came down from the River this seaming the lihnikagr,„
Graham, fur Chita; Sappho, Lamb, fur the ['are 4
Hope ; Harbiegor, Watson, for Quebec; and Jtr
Lest', Maw, for Havre.

BIRTH. .'s NI I s. -
Oo Friday isensight, lie Lady of Sir F. L ameba. lit
Lichlield, of a son.
-. MARRIAGES.
Be special license, on Monday, the 23d instead, at
l anigiais
St. George's Church, Hanover. sore, by his Grace the . -
Archbishop of Viirit, the Ri ' Menedtge, Ender Ayliro.. ; A
ford, to the Right Hon. . • Sophia Grevat,
sister to the Earl of Warwick. I •-. .•
On the Sikh last. by the H. LlllllOllO4 Rector of Has.
worth, William Dickias, of • 'ia the meaty of
Warwick. Er.q. to Lucy, mesa •s , .of the Hoe. Mr.
!noire Park.
On Wednesday last, at St. lassoes Chervil, Piccadilly,
Francis Ricardo, Eaq. (brother of the alesaher for Pori-
arlingtow), to Miss Elizabeth Lamy Alexander, sister .•f
Henry Alexander, Esq. of Cork-street, Surlingtoo.g. true.
DEATHS.
On the t9th ult. at Exeter, Major George Osltillaite, of
the Bth regiment of foot, third ems of the late F. F. Artjesobe,
Esq. of Gatemen, Nottinghamshire.
On Mooday se'nnight, is the 60th year of his OM Moreton
Walhouae, Ell of Hathorton, the late High Sheriff, and
father of E. J. Littleton, Elm. M.P. for the county of
Stoned.
On Saturday se'noight, suddenly, at the Rectory HOW" at
Oldbury, near firidgesorth, in the 60th year of his age, the
Rev. Thomas Moses Lowy, top/wards of 30 year* lee of his
Majesty's Just ices is( this Peace for Sbropshiee.
On Monday morning last, after • abort but severe Meer,
Randolph Crewe, lEsq. aged 33,Captaie iu his Majesty's YrSth
regiment of foot, and sou of the late Rev. R. Crete, of
Hawartleo, io Fliotobire.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Moroios II after 10. I E•esisg 23 after 11.
Printed sad Pabliohod at THE BRITISH PRESS aid THF.
GLOBE Office, No. 127, Strand, by C. CORNWELL,
of the lltrootl.