The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-30 00:00:00

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Advice', reiflai Itwe Asia mil Wedged* y. from
various parts of the 14epCh ehist,•hoe been re.
seised, but they are sileiit with respect to the state
of the war in the Spanish penigisuln, from which
ar may confidently conclude that the French hare
rot obtained any recent aritaittages.

mr. a T. Stew ART is appointed a Commissioner
of Fates, ant Sir Jowl Joutchrotis expects to sue.
iced him as Meiotwi for Weymouth ; but be is to
W opposed by Mr. Aastrrnwor, who was a candi.
date at a former election.
Any officer who m ly be tried by a General Court.
Martid within the United Kingdoms of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, is entitled to a copy of the sen-
tence and proceedings of such Courts-Martial ti post
demand made by himself, or by any other person
us hts behalf (he or they paying reasonably for the
u,„e), at any time, not sooner than three mouths
aher such sentence given by such General Court.
Martial; and isi case of triad in the Garrison of
Gawattar, not sooner than six months. In Ills Ma.
jury's other dominions beyond the seas, or in fo.
grip parts, at ally Anne nut sooner than twelve
wenapi after the •sismterice given by sotto Court-
Martial, ni.ether sues sentence be approved of ur

sot.
Yesterday week, the 2d Dragoon Gwirels, nr
Quern's Bays. were reviewed by General Craw-
ford, nu Barham when he expressed its
high chuirstion of the celerity and accurary with
which the different temeinents were executed.—
Mier the review, the Officers were etitertained at
sinner he General Crawfird, at which were also
iir,stnt Brigadier-General flay. and the Field
Officers of the 2.33 1.14 ht Uragonns.

A troop of the 7th Light Dragoons marched, on
Saturday hst, into IVorceoter, where they will re-
meiu for the preseat.

Tne Lincishire Militia left Bristol, on Wednes-
day', col their rout• for Wert:veer. end were rue-
eee.trd 1.1 the Glainorgenblii re.

A great reduction in the price of wheat took
place at "'trend, ou Saturday last the price brinx
1% tho.agli on that day fortnight 1.35. per bushel
11 AS given. The late seasonable rains which have
fallen las various parts of the country, have contri-
buted to this effect.

A rot .te let. la, from Amsterdam. &tett the
24th i,..ta , : rates, us a eurreut report there. that
there was ae. m u iosurrectinn in this country, and
that the shiest of Gen. SAISASIN's vi .it it; Enghnil
wait. gin every possible Assistance and eiteoursgr-
mest to the disaffected party.

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A detachinent of the dad foot arrived istChelins-
for I, on Monday, fro .. Co'Chester. nu the route to
Pori.ini.n.h. to embark for Portogat,
Weiln-clay, the loth regiment of foot marched
Coro Colds, .ter Ba. rack to Harwich, where tan-
sports tad arrived to runny the regiment to Cork.
A party of artificer* soil artillery. nn Monist'.
eoinmeneed remitting the line of works no the neigh-
b•otrhood of Chelinsford.
0.1 Sunday the 17th inst. as the Captain of
acuter stationed at the mouth of the Thames,
mar the Port of Leigh, in gimp., wits going with
seven wet in a boat from Leigh to .Beralleet Creek,
the boat was coiopletely upset by a violent gust or
wind. The sever' men recovered the boat awl pre-
laird theasselees I hut the Captain was unfortu-
solely drown ill 'kits hardy was washed ashore two
briar; afterwirdeVabont a mile from the part of
the river where theaceident happen. d. '
Wednesday *kis Grace the Lord Archbishop of
Caarsitsoity left Lambeth Palace, on the second
t:Atwell of his diocese, accompanied by the
Igloos of EXETER. Has Grave arrived at Sit-
tinglinurn, ou Thursday, where he will confirm.
and Mild • visitatiou for tl-e Deanries of Sitting-
baton aid Orpringe. Yesterday, his (home con-
firmed at Ashford. and lisld'•is visitation for the
Denotes of Charing sod Lympe, front thence
he preteeded to Canterbury, where he will be
'record by the Dean, Prebendaries, and Clergy.
H.s Grace will in the usual form lie invited to
the Guildhall to partake of an elegant collation
provided by the Mayor and Body Corporate.—
This day, his Grime will he cou,lucted to the
Throne, with the accustomed solemnities, and
sill hold a visitation at the Cathedral. Oil Mon-
dry, confirinatiou at the Cat retire!, and sasita.ion
for the Deauries of Canterbury and Westbeer,
Tioaday, confirmation at the Cathedral, for the
toy only, and at Faversham. Wednesday. con-
Ifirin.linii at the Cathy Ira!, and visitation for the
Deainies of Bridges mid Elhara. Thursday, con-
14,11414 m at Itainsgste, after which his Grace will
Proceed o-1 his visitation to Sandwich„ Dover,
ilythe, New lionsoey, Tenterden, ate.
The approaching festival, at Oxford, begins to
*Trite a very great degree of interest, and people
trinn . very quarter ot tow country are crowding to
the theatre of metier. It is is it. properly speaking.
the baba/glom of Lord nits aTIEER. That cere-
mony to..k place metro! mouths wince. at Caine!'
f 4" tiou,e. hi Lnedship's reUdeuce in town,
aid we gave an arei!aat of it at the urne. The
.7toiag gall, which will convalesce nit Toes-
''l, Is Cite first Ammo/ Coointemoorotion of the
*headers after the election. which it is usual to
olsserve with neiconnnon splendour. On the pre-
+rot occasion the attractions are greater than ever
before wore coishined together, and. from the
ittith political sad literary talents of the Noble
Ciattellor, as well as the immense numbers
earl elevated rook of his f,ieude, who will attend
the Commemoration. we are not surprised at the
toKerneas with which persona of every description
press forward to participate in the 'Heti,. Not a
simile of say kind in um. to be procured in Lon-
lloco and travellers atelneky, if by taking a seat iu
the roach for Ili,' tttttt ghats, or even a greater
"" lance, ikolcia procure a conveyance to Oxford.
At lizl% skald), has thirty pounds lopes given
'
, a bed-raliti tor the week, and audition; for homes
het% let at the enorinbus rate of snit.gtioscas A
16"711 f°l 41-04 tittle gill. The procee.iings of the
rrversity will. of onorese. braitothir to what took
Ow' Vi 170, Ishra the Doke of P 111.11.4119 tiro 1•0 k his at to the Theatre.