The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-31 00:00:00

C:.:tIRT OF KING'S BENCH,

This day being the anniversary
of King Charles the First,
came down at an early hour
which stood for this day, after
journed to to-morrow.
•T••••••••• 11111.
THP: ARCHBISHOP O.

In the appointment to Bishoprics,
to be thh eiguetir, that His Majest,
receive the recommendation ,
Cabinet, in rotation—the .L
Council ; the Lord Chancel;... ,
sorer, or First Lord of the Treasury
Secretary of State ; an Ilh
self is said to take his turn
to the two Archbishoprics,
power and importance, one,
of such power, that, since the
been the rule to appoint none"
deration, the king himself
Rime Minister, or Member
ventures to recommend any one. In the
case, Dr. Sutton was no particular fiwod, either or
Mr. Pitt or Mr. Addington. He was D:•an of Wind-
sor; a situation which afforded him opportunities of
much intimacy with the King. His Majesty was
attached to him for the mildness and amiableness of
his disposition. He has also a very large family.
The nomination was entirely the King's, and wit
not at all affeaed by Ministerial influence. Mr. Pitt
did not, and had no intention of recommending th.
Bishop of Lincoln.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT
FUR JANIMRY. ihs

e ,
The sharp frosts through the chief part of the month Dave
not proved unseats! to the princinal operations M Arleen:tie:
the young Wheats have, in rmist distriess, been Ir.everded by
them, particularly three on tender, free.voring soils, where.
in many part,, front the mild, open weather, the wire, worms
and slug had materially injured the plants In toe lens of
Lincoln, and the low pans on the E./SPX Own, the growing
corn has been chilled' by the continued rains and the's. (al-
lowed lands are left 11 sq wet'a state, that then Beans god Pease
will of necessity be got in law? this season, than has been
known for many vans pan. The last year's cro ma far di- •
minislied, as to have occasioned a cnitsidevani, rise within
these few day.. The young Clovers hith-oto have er .nerally
stood the %sinter well ; •nd the seed of Turnips and Collared,
notwithstanding the long severity of the weather, continue in
most countie, sound, and abundant. The Ryes also have a
thrifty appearanze ; but the Winter Tares in the Howie Dis-
trict do not promise so kindly. Tne Potatoes continue ,
ably sound, and will th -refine press a more productive crop
than was generally imagined Satin:meld has taken avian the
two last market., far all articles; but p..nocularly minis
choice llouri Lamb and Veal, are rattier seam .—but Pig Pork
comes no in pl:nty. Lvn Stock of most k,n Is has taped- '
erased a proportionate advisee. The hop trade is 1-
in prices j but the Woul Markets are brisk, and both
fleeces have fetched more money since our lot
Report.
ereemeeistes&theie
Yesterday. the third t xamination took plate aid* '
Pablic-Office, Hatton Garden, of a man of the name
of Cute, on suspicion of being a common Swindler,
cannetitcd with a number of men of the same de-
scription, dispersed all over the country. A great •
number of tradesmen in. London attended, who
stated, that the Prisoner obtained goods by various.
stratagems as a man of creiit. At a late 1..0s taa
account was brought to she office, that a de.-toi•
Newgite, who was under acceptances to son. • of his
couneaions, would unravel she whole platy,' if per-
milted to be brought forward. In consequence of
this inthrmation, the Prisoner was re-committed for*
further examination. The whole of ti:e evidence
we are not authorized to give at present.
On Wednesd•ty morning last, a meeting took.'
place, about nice o'clock, between S--, at-
tended by Capt. 8--, and Capt. IC—, by Lieut.'
D— (Officers of th • 'NI West York Regiment of
Militia), in a field adjoining the Blue House:. near'
Sunderland Barracks. The parties exchanged
shots, without effeet, when the seconds interfered,
and a reconciliation took place. The clone of the
dispute we are unacquainted with, but reoort says,
the meeting was in consequence of some warm lan-
guage the night hel•re.
It is confidently rumoured, that the country gen-
tlemen intend shortly:to petition Parliament, to com-
pel the venders of Wine and Spirituous Liquors to
sell full measure, under certain penalties in default
therei.f. 'f he public will, no doubt, rejoice to find
so beneficial an at is likely to take plice; as, in many
parts, instead of a quart bottle, the measure, at
present, is not quite a pint and a half.
Last week, at the University of Oxford, IA 'its
M ,[DONALD, Esq. the Honoehlbie J • UES AGAR,
Messrs. Elects CitaNtaaesiones, and Joan Swam •,
of Christ-church, and JAMRS H•RTLLT Dtjssroan,
of Vadham College. were admitted Bachel,rs us'
Arts.
Capt. HEIVETSON, of the North Pevensey Le-
gion, is appointed Major of Brigade to the first
brigade of rifle and light infantry companies in
London. The light brigade is to assemble early in
February, in Hyde Park, under tl.e command of
General, the Earl of HARRINGTON.
'Die event of die death of his Grace the -kith-
bishop of CiNreti au Rv was observed in the Metro-
politan Church of Canterbury, on Sunday last, with
every due solemnity. The A•chi-piscripal Thrme,
the Pulpit. the Communion Table, and the rail-
ing of the Altar, were hung with black cl‘ Ih, deco•
rated with escutcheons bearing the Arms of the See
and the Family, in two shields, sermotaned by his
Grace's Crest and the letter C. Thi y wt..' remain its
this state for One month. After the Mcrninv Ser-
vice, the very Rev, the Dean (Dr. Fowls) sieliv•red
a Ditoourse on the occasion to a ctowded emigre&
gation.
A cause of infinite importance to the manufactur-
ing interests of this country has been tried at the
Quarter Sessions at Manchester. This was an ap-
peal on a convittion by the Magistrates, of eight
of the spinners of the Chorlton Twist Company, for
combining together to controul their employers in
the management of their &Rory, by turning out
against two rules that were placed up to prevent
frauds by the spinners altering their wheels, Ste.—
The combination wits most clearly proved ; and,
after a most impressive warning from the CMAIR.
MAN to those deluded people, the cor.viiftion was
confirmed, and all the eight men sent to Lancaster
Castle for three months. Another cause by the
same parties, was decided, against another Spinner,
fur breach of contract.

P.
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ESTIotitiSTEN, JA Ili O.
ersary of the Jtfartyrdenst l
, Mr. Justice LAwacatte
ir to take tfle several bna
fter which the Court ad•
)F CANTEP.BURY.
ishoprics, it is tidderstowi
s Majesty will filiwolibly
n of jour Membes of his u
. Lord President of the
celior ; the Lori Tre:t- 41
'Pressury; and the !fame
lustrious personage hit'-
also. But, with respire;
!s, both offices of great i
eof them (Canterbury ii:
the time of Laud, it i
sni but men of knowii r'.
f always appoints ; :1-
her of his. CA!ri::; t. .-. : • g