The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-07-14 00:00:00

rim COUR?.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock. His Martell,
arrived at the Quetre's Palace from Windsor.
-where he was reecived by the Dukes of YORE,
RENY. COMMEILLAND, la d CAMBRIDGE. At two
o'clock His MAJLSTY held u private Levee, which
was attended by—
The Archbishop of Canterbury; the I.nril Chmaciallae;
the Lcs4 President of th- Council ; the Lord Privy Seal ;
the Phut Lewd of the Treasury ; the three ‘etretaries of.
State ; the First Lord of the rithairolty ; the Matter-General
a the Minutia ; the Chats-eller of the Exchequer; the
Doke of Montrose ; the Bishop of Worcester, and Bishop of
Prieto! elect; Earl of firkins/raw • Lords Heathfield and
C. Spencer; Gerleroll Gordon, Cairraft, Sir Samuel Aeh-
misty, and Fraser; Colosiel Hawker; the Rev. Mr. Cook-
sem the Recorder of Loaded.
'the following bad the honour of being present-
.d to llis 11r.vry :
Lisatessotilseseal Calcrstt apps his promotion.
colonel Hawke, upon his being appointed Aid-as-Char
to His Majesty.
!ltocr-General Sir Sur eel Achaisty, epos his being
a•lsonsted to the coesseed of the Pisgah Garrison Sam-
lion.
the Rev. Dr. Mewl, spin hie being elected to the
Bi.bopric of
_Bristol.
Cr. Common, the biee Sieber of Hereford, upon his trans-
%Mims to the l+abooek of Worcester; upon which ices-
sioo be did homage Were Has Merteer.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council. for public
businm. and a•terwards aa•ther, to receive th e
Recommit of Lour:ma's report of the convicts
under sentence of death, in Wewgate, whet' His
MAJESTY was plensed to respite them during his
Royal pleasure. His MAJESTY gave audiences to
the Cabinet Ministers, Lord FtErritrtei., and
Mr. Reuse, the Judge-Advocate, who laid before
His MAJESTY the pmeeedings of several Courts-
Martial.

DUBLI .V, Jt I.T 9.

We hest, with much en .'ern, that the Marquis
of Ely's house, in Elysptice, is immediately to be
couverted into a Military Barrack, ...wwithstandiug
that all the inhabitauts have crieu.o,...led Govern-
lila* against a measure which must prove so very
esslegoitsva to the neighbourhood. We really mo-
ist mks any reason why so many respectsule
abgengtors as now made in that part should be thus
1111110 1111 qf tittle kisses. unless Government
ha,e Wilibilnd to purr base the beans, as well as
the bilessi*O. of all the Nettie Leeds who voted fur
the Miss.
It was expeetei the expedition would be ready
to leave Cove on Tuesday evoning. Sir Artnur
Wellesli left town on Me". ay morning to take
the consaouxi in chief. Colooel Torres. accom-
panies Sir Arthur Wellesley as his Military Secre-
tary, and Sir Arthur's nephew, Mr. Pole, also goes
with him.
Aionagot the recent arrivals, •we have to notice
that of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. He wio
scams kd from England hr o ,• of tits sons, and
the
packet with tr.. Itight Hon. George
' . • end Lady '•:„. r0..-ouby.

C.IMSI7IIDGE, JLIA 11.

_
The Commenc:•nent Tbf/i, on Moodily eveniug. '
was numereii-.,v attended, oad given iu a stile of
elegance rarely 4-quailed, under the direction of the
Earl of At.TAstosit, the Steward of the evening.
The Boor was chaikeli from the beautiful design of
the dyer temples at Pzstuni, in WILLI Ns.S splen-
did Allatiquiltaw of Megaa Cream. Egyptian
lamps were suspended from the ceiling by fillets of
finwera, with wreaths of which, also, the

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whole Irail-r“noi was oecoreted. The supper was
slentifully supplied a ith every rarity of the
s ..an ices, pioea, peaches, nectarines, and grapes,
were itiprolision.
On Tuesday eveuiag Mrs. EDWARD CLARIS
gave an sl freseo file, which was attended by all
the nobility and get;:ry of consequence in the, trii-
veraty and Amongst the very nu-
merous cuireminy w•t. the Mar.pus of
TON, Part of ALTAIAJNY, Lord ISt avatiten, Lord
Pahaitavros, Lord and Lady Jona TOW NA-
RIND and their dau;hters, the Floe. NC-sv, NS-
TILLS and 'rateets, Sir Twom.is and La It Lsta
i li4RD Sir Wahl.t.in and Lady Itcen. Se. The
girtlens were almost magically lighted by wariv-
wed lamps, interspersed atneng the trees and
shrubs. 'I he trees, for the ev g. bon a rich
burden of oranges and lemons. The tables were
Tread with as much elegance as plenty, in various
partsof thus delightful little spot; and the groupes
of dancers between gore all the cZect whidi pre-
nt and pleasure cite produce. Tbe
C..:11(111PY had not entirely quitted tlhs enchanted
scene till five o'clock 0.) Weibiesalev morning.

The spirit of iratrasteon continues to spread
through Portugal. The fottnwing is an extract of
a ietter from V tani, a tows in the worth of that
king tom. It is dated the i:Jth of last month :
.. We have this day freed ourselves from the Freer !t
yolv-, and have declared in fasnur of nor Prince, in
.hose tense every one is in arms. A similar cc-
clirrcnce took pkice at Oporto, yesterdas , and
Lisboa only noir retnaius is the hands of the Preneh.
.t flag of trove is, this day. seat to the feet off Lis-
ten', to eadeavonr to communicate with that city,
wrth tit. tbe's and Alga,-va. Nose of the French
lb Portugal a.ll escarp."
The Csmniittee of Merehantw, to wEcen it was re-
lef..ed by the Nystrom:it ANSAIISADOR to answer
nettaio trestle's*, and to solve some difficalties
which his Escebe tcy felt upon the subject of the
Portuguese wad Proration property, made their re-
p:.7t ohmic three wr-ks since: Lut still his Excel-
Leo' Y has not yet decided ; ar.d mail he decides, be-
ta' .w.n so :Ira! 60 vessels are *Aged to he useless,
sal prop—rtr of n-i lea seine than 3,5004001. must
remain to‘ Crl at, flora its rightful owners.
A nr.sate lvt.r hate Bontdeamt, dated the 29th
last, ierntion%, thug the suspension of the embargo,
sthich :Ind been gratitel tome time ago in favour of
A alvican vessels, *at altogether door away on the
V.4.th ult. hyipe. IA order from Bayonne. The sus-
pens:set was 0-irstriliv meant to extend only to
Asnerieare locitod for the United States. But it
bin; ow•rivere.l that several vessel availed them-
*lee, of tltis lad'o'fence to %ail for England, the
Liulgt:t ft• rao re%oked, mad the Americans ore
Row stuyect to the tame rigid interdict that °pe-
tit!' sr, .hest the vessels of all other nations.
Collection?, we iseer, are to lie made at .....,.tr of
mdse bar:* ttd,- it Chapels is S:tt•Sttri, for til^ relief
of swoh °rifle poor of that I.' tee a% :l.'s acts sutler-
log for want 0: employusent.

LAW INTILLICSNCE.

COURT or EXCHEUUEIR, Jac,/ 13.

Nothing either itaportda or interesting to the
public occurred in this Court. It was occupied in
the disposal of uudefendeu causes, generally upon
ioforinations laid at the suit of the CIOWiI
unqualified persons for violations of the Game
Laws.