The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

THE TENTH lIUSS.IRS.

The dissention. we understand, in the 1001 Hus-
sar*, is of a very puzzling nature as to the locale of
proceeding to le:nol deels . Several of the lead-
ing Officers concerned are said to be moiler arrest
for trial lay l'ourt 31artial ; but the difficulty of
fixing the pnosetnitions and the 111.4 ler of them,
amidst the muss of charges anal rivainntiaas. i.
i t
extrenwly embarrasating. It is generally toiler-
stood, that the representations to the Prince Regent,
which first agitated the questions now milted, took
place at Brighton, during his Royal liighowses
recent visit. It is sai;ol that the Priam, on reeriving
the intimations from the I/Ricers, with the Coin-
inundant's explanation, immediately sent expnes to
town fur the head of the proper military depart-
ment, who went down forthwith, and on hearing
the cuss, first required the parties to sign the clic-
gatious which they liad respectively preferred in
writing. and having received these signatures,
phseetl tlw parties under arrest ; then reported the
matter and eircuinstaisct-s to the Commander in
Chief, who has since been a good deal employed iu
devising the mode of bringing the business to trial,
although hitherto without lacing able to comae to any
definitive resolution or arrangement.

NAV.I L tNrELLIGENCE.

PORISIIIOCTII, SETT. 8.

The last division of the Mediterranean fleet, con-
sisting of five sul of the line and three Asps, are
arrived in -the Channel, part of which anchored
at the Motherhank this itfternoon, viz. the Fame,
of 74 gun', un4l the Cephalos and II eage brip,
the America, Armada, and Geaon, of 74 guns each,
and the Termagaut, of in gnus, are off Portland.
. .

Sailed the Banterer for the station off Lough
Swilly, and the. Charybdis and Forrester, sloops of
our, tar Cork. l'he Fox and Bacephalas, troop-
idlips, ate ready for reu ut this port, and %siting for
orders; it is supposed they will take the winter
clothing for the amity to North America.

PLY MOUTH, SEPT. 7.

Came in the Rolla, Woodlark, and &carat sloops
of war, with ahout 40 sail of vessels under convoy
from Bourdeusix and other pOrts in the Buy.
Sailed the Bariaz transport for Ireland, with
part of the South Cork 31ilitia.—Wind N.W.

LIVERPOOL, SFPT. 7.

Arrived the Hawke, Livington, from I.ivhon.—
Sailed the loth 4u pis.,
pis., under mum)" of the Kan-
garoo, and parted from her on Saturday last, all
well: in company the Mu/la, Ball, and the Catliti-
rime, Parr, for this port.

ill‘t It 111, KEPT. 8.

Soiled the Asickhstiel packet, with a moil In;
land ; Earl Leicester packet, with a mail fur Cux-
haven ; and the-lei/re, with a mail for Cottenburgh.
The two latter have eiuce Ina hack.

RANISGATE, sErr. S.

This tnoniing the hit regiment of infantry of the
King's Gentian lA.gion, between ti and 700 strong,
mareheil in -from Sandwirli, whither they bud 'u-
nveil from Bexhill, at which place they have been
quartered for borne time pied. They are to embark
thi+evening for th.tentl. A few artillery and heavy
dragoons of the German Legion arrived yes-
terday, and were embarked tior the seine destina-
tion.

Arrived the following trantlitorbi:—Jose, 73 ;
Dmke Bedrnrd, ; F:Mundy, (17 ; Susanna.
AM. ; Friends, D. W.; Ilocer, 6L.; and the Al-
bion, .1:1.
Sailed the 1 eons, (7 (:. and the Liturrl, AV.
with ttoopti for Ostend.

SVPT. 8.

Caine duo n from the It i‘vr the Lokfiitiguble,
bomol to Ltotativ liav, with convicts;
I Irledo, Atkile-mi, for :;t. llrleoa ; and the Bur-
lowa, 1)r.1, for Quebec.
Deal boat is just returned from the Queen's
Channel—the boatmen state that several of the
West Intlianten cut from their anchors this morn-
ing. mid proceeded for thee Hirer on comequenec of
it blusing very hard from the N.E.