The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

LEWES, SIPTEMILIt 3.

!frighten, which continues to be very full of emi-
t_ ny, was last week steady enlivened by the r •turn
of •he Patuce. On Friday, His Royal Highnes
t ok an airing to this town, and, after !mattering
I.reut. 04. NLWTON with a short returned t,.
?Ns PAVII inn.

The Lieutenancy meeting held here, on Frida•.
last, was most respeflably and to:met-nu& attended
The Duke of RICHMOND, the Earl of gum:wort:
Lord PIII.IIAIII, Loed SISZIVIELD, Mr. ABBOTT,
Mt. Futtte, Mr. Kassa, Mr. Sntt. &c. &c.
were present.
Ltu Tuesday, Mr. Anortroron and family passed
through Horsham, on their way to Worthing. Ile,
dir.ed, and spent three hours at the Anc or Inn
very much to the satisfaflion of mine host an,! hi.
domestics, who were so delighted with the e.tsv.
affu' and petite demeanour of their goes u, tha:
they declared they were in disposition aril manners,
more amiable and core Prating, than any family the)
had ever before the honour to wait upon
0 Wednesday last, the South 01 .ccester Milit;.l
marched from Haiishain, into our ri w barracks,
and on Friday morning proceeded on their tome to
lir7ghtsn, to take the place of our County Militia,
who, on the preceding morning, marched from
t:•ence to East Bourne.

Tne 43r1 Infantry. and Dorset Militia, we hear,
marched the same day into the barracks, at Hail•
sh.m.

Lest Monday mwning the Brighton `ea Fenci.
blest nnder the command of tap t. Sr not.t.r, were
exercised in the use of the battery rrsitns by tiring at
a Outing cask mnored about a mile from the +bore,
in which they displayed great skill and judgment.
The ssiiidows of many nt the houses in Ai 011ery-
Place were s'sattertd to pieces by the reports of the
guns, thougri the pi, (oration of throwiug open the
..'...rhes was te!:en to prever.: it.
On Sunday se'noight, the aeaford Volunteer Ar-
tillery, under the commend of (-Apt. J seri Coos:,
ezercivd the great runs in Bung at a cask, a mile
and a half out at sea. The firing was in general
well direded, and the firth shot sunk the cask.

The beneficial exertions of the Royal Sus es Jen-
rterian Institution, for the exterminEion of the Small
established on the 12th of May last, have been
idy attended with great success; as thete has
1-.1, scarcely an instance cf that loathsome disease
1,1 t!.is extensive county, since the establishment of
t.. it excellent institution. Of the Above institution,
H. Royal Highness the Prince of We LCS if the
j'Aion the Right Hon. Lord iscstiAst, President,
and Georos Stile:lts*. Esq. Vice President of the
Board of Diretiors ; and Drs. To &Filly and BLS ill,
President and Vice President of the Medical Board.

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The following appointmenta have taken place-
within these tent days, viz.
evot ;tort, cal - Be it:e •leop;
--- - - wows* usage ewe;;
ditto;
W'ther.• - - T./taros 1...1ib.

The Afarg.ird. Go,ro wt.+, for London, was lost
at Jamaica,- on the 11th July.
The Jaw, Sown.to, from Newcastle, for 54.
maisa, is captured, and carried into Guadaloupe
The ecini e, Ao A sts, from Ferrul, is detained by
the Mali man of war, and sent into Plymouth.
The Afgrearet and E4ther, from Onebec, are ar-
rived in the Clyde. They bring an t count of the
arrival of the EurOfire frizate, and al her convoy.
at Quebec, except the Willica end Jahn, which
'1,11) parted of Ireland. Tbey sailed from Rats-
iiinuth on the 15th of Aq.