The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

On MONDAY, •he Sib of Novrmenz.

All the Pensi ~,, ers at fel per day, those at lid. per day,
from the 1.1 Draguan Guards, with all the remaining Kvgi.
melds of Caw tlry.
(In TUESDAY, the Pth of NovEmnrn.

Thos.c at O. per day, frost the Titter Regiuweis of root
Guards.

0, WrDNESDAY, the Nib of NOVEIMIER.

Tho■r at &1. per day, from *be 1.1 l'uoa to the end of the
numbered Regiments.
On THURSDAY, the 11th of NOVF.MBFR.

Those at 641. per day. from the King'a G•rman lagiunrtrillt
the rernaiiiinc Regiment* or Curia. including those faint the
Militia. Aka ihnte Peneionera at IJ. and BJ. per &ay.
On HO DAV, the 12tH of NOYEMU

•
Those at 9.1. toe thy, flout the lot Drag Guards, with
those from the Si veral Regionrots of Caratry, as also those
from the three Mecum-nos of Foot Guards.
Oo SATURDAY, the 13111 of NOVEMBER.

Those as 941. per day, from she let Pont, with all she re-
maining Iteettnents aod Corps, including those flou► the
Milit►a. Also) those Prosionet aat 10,1. per day.
Ots MONDAY, the 15th of NOVEMBER.

Thome Nun-Cunsmissiuncil Officers, Trumpctris, and
Drummer., above referred la at Is. per flay. from the Ist
Dragon* G s uard. with those 10,
the several IteKiments of
Cavalry, al.o those from the three Regiments of Foot
Guards, who have nut completed their Third period of
Service.

On Tli ESDA Y, the 16th of NOVF.M BF.R.

These Nou-Comosissioned Officers, Tiiimpetrtas anti
Drummers, as above referred to, at h. per day, from the Ist
Foot, a ith all the remaining Reginit nts and Corm including
the Militia.

II is Royal Highness is st the same time graciously pleased
to declare., that all the said Kon.Commissioned Officers

- .
Trumprteis, Drummers, and Private Men, found fit fur ser-
vice, shall be conaiderel as entitled to pay from the respec-
tive days of their appearance in pursuance of this Order,
and that mote shall be required to serve in any other corps
than a Veteran or Garrison Battalion; and that every man
found fit fur that duly shall, on his joining the battalion to
which he shall be appointed, receive • !aunty of one pound
five shillings, ur so much thereof as shall rennin after
vuoplyiiir him with proper neeesaarita ; and that those oho,
out examination, are found untie for ditty, shall be dismirsed
with prorrtionate sub.iateuee to carry them hack to their
homes, estimating the same from the lime of their leaving
their places of residence.
And it as his Royal Highnei.F.'s (nether 'pleasure, that if
any Out. Peusiouera who are exempted from the present call
under the term, of ibis Proclamation, shall nevertheless be
desirous of volunteering their services, and shall present
litemitehriv for examination on the days of assemblinte„ they
shall, if found fit to serve. to, received into a Royal Veteran
or Garriaen Battalion, wits ,he same bounty, pay, and al-
lowancea as the men who are included in the call.

And it is further 'totaled, that all she Oist-Penotosters
hereby called ',pm' to attend, who shall not appear ow soy
of the days above mentinwed, will be struck off the Books
of the Out• Pension of the said Hospital according to the
Regolasioas under which such Pension is granlisi, without
any prospect of being restored thereto.
By Order of the Hight Honourable the Loreto seat Others,
the Coatioisotoisers for t►e Affairs of flee ...ill flays' Ma-
pital.
RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary mad Registrar.

This clay is published, iii one thick Volume Ivo. price
13s. 6.1. bound, carefully corrected and improved, the
Tuellaly third Edition of

B()YEII'S It()YAL DICTIONARY,
Abridged, in Two Parts. lit, French and English;
2.1. English sad French; containing the greatest number of
Words of any French and English Dictionary extant. To
whtch are orhierl, the Accents of the English Word. In facili-
tate their pr intim% to Foieigners; with the addition of
See Terms and Phrases; the Feminine of French Adjectives
annexed to the Shiscutine terminations the Genders of the
French Nouns in the English part, and a Table for the ftw-
mat iun of all the Tenses of the French Verbs, whether regu-
lar or impala?.

fly N. SALMON.
London : Printed fee F. C. and J. Risitsatort ; Longman
and` Co.; Ca.kll and Co.; Baldwin and Co.; G. and
W. B. Whitinkri ; Scatcherd and CO.; J. Nunn; T. Eder.
tun ; J. Cribell ; Lackinglum and Co.; Boost, and Sons ;
.1. Illawman; J. Booker; W. Ginger; Harris and Son;
Black. Kiugslairy. and Cu.; Dolan and Co. ; J. Melanie°, ;
J. 31. Richardson ; Sherwood and Co. ; O ie and Co. ; E.
Williams; Harkin and Co.; T. Willie; Rodwell and Co.;
Clarke awl Suns; W. Baynes; R. Saunders; W. Lowndes;
J. Bub. ; T. Ilanailtou ; R. S. Kirby; and Wilson and Wan,
York.

or erlonni way be bad.
-- . - -- ----

ROYER'S ROYAL FRENCH mod 'ENGLISH DIC-
TIONARY, is use handsome Velum* 4141. Price N.
boards.

NEW WORKS IN THE PRESS.

Is the coarse of November sad December oral, the fol.
!noise {Yorks will be poblisbellby flood fi. Y. WRIT.
—...... .

TAKER, Luadoo ; *std OLIVeR pail DOYD, Edie.

burgh :
1. drl LENFERGUS : st Novel. In Three
V.oluours. 12ma.

la honk. of Tales and Adventures, the knowledge is
three fold : first, of the 'kill and rapacity of the Author;
secondly, of the matter wlicrriif he treats; and, thirdly, of
the Render, who, according as there is in himself, will find
more or less in the (look; and if he be of malicious nature,
he will fancy lie sees in it slanders which were never in-
tendcd "

2 WINTER EVENING TALES: r )11erteill •mung Ibe
Collages iu Ilw S..silb of Seotlaiol. By Janus Hogg, Author
" The Goreil's Wake"—" Brownie of Rotlabtck," ice. etc.
in 2 vols. itiuo.

•
" In Tangle% round afore the ingle. Inwe,
Elsie godasoe's mouth auld world Tales they hear,

tV Width ks Wawa' round the WirriWow,
0' (assists that won in glen and kirk-yard drear,
IVWik tousles :their tap, and gars them shake we fear."
Fastot.issow.

3. SERIES of ENGRAVINGS (Part 11) of the remain.
int lON ES of the HUMAN SKELETON, with the Ske-
leton of the Fawns. By Edward Mfitch.ll, Engraver, Edin-
burgh. The Explanatory References by Johu Barclay, M D.
Lecturer MI Anatomy, Fellow of tie Royal College of Pby.
atrial's, and of the Royal Society of Ululating's, &c. &c.

Oa she first of November will be poblisbetl. No. XI. of
ELIINISURGII AIONTHLY
REVlEW—Containing
_ _ _

Art. 1. Hippieley's Narrative of the Expedition to the
Rivers °rime° and Apure, in Routh America.
11 On the Mammoth, ur Fumil Elephant, found iu the
Ire, at t►e mouth of the River Lcna, in Siberia.

111. Abel's Narrative of a inanity in the Interior of
China, &e.

IV. The Sacred Edict; containing Sixteen Maxims of the
Emperor Yang-he, amplified by his Son, the Emperor Young-
Y. Journal of n Soldier of the 71st, or Glagow Regiment,
from 1806 to 1815.

VI. Wallsee's Invocation to Bruer : • Prize Puem. By
Mrs. H. mans.

VII. Dewar s Letter to Sir James M. Riddell, on the State
of the Highlands, &c.
VIII. The Life of Sir Thomas Bernard, RAM By the
Rev. James Baker.
Monthly List of New Publications.
Literary sud Scientific Int. lligeoce.
Printed for G. and W. R. IVliittaker, Ave Marianne, and
Roilwell and Martin, Bond-street, Laudon; Waugh and
I uses, Edinburgh ; sad Johnston and Drag, Dublin.

CARY'S DANTE-NEW EDITION.

This day is published, is three boathouse volumes Bro.
price 11. 164. Wants,
THE VISION
; or, MAI, Purgatory, and Para-
digm! of Daule Alighieri.

Translated by the Rev. H. V. CARY, A M.
The Second Edition, corrected, with additional Notes. A
Life of Dant% end an lades.
" of all the translators of Date with .Mm we are ac-
'painted, Mr. Coy is the most saeceodel; and we cannot
but ennstdve his work as a great acquisition to the Eag!Sib
reader. It is exrcided with a fidelity almost without exam-
ple ' • and though the measore he has adopted conveys no
idea of the orieisal maims, it is perhaps the hest fur his
purpose, and what Dante himself would have chosen if he
had written is English, sad in a later day "—Edinburgh
Review, No.
" This is not only the best tratialasina of Note which
has appeared is nor langsmee, hat it may perhaps, with jos.
tier, he pronounced the best tramilse ion at nay poet io the
whole compass of English Literatare.'.—Ecteetic Review,
June IPI9.

Printed for Taylor an Hey, 93, Flretaltreet.
*se The same 11eek; its three pocket vspietits,lll.. beer&

MANCHESTER. OCTOBER 27.

iiiii

Mr. Wit rti leave the goodness to stale gem-
rally of what your property elm•ists

Or. F.dwsrd•-1N a freehold estate, sear B►verky.
Yorkshire, in the occupation of Iry broths. If is • little
eortossbered, but I c..nsider that after pa• nseot of the . ocular.
Wooer that the estate i. north 3.ffiaf. The title Breda "writ.
the per ioo of my brother or my attoriwy, and nut it& the
hands of any person as a went ity. I can swear that I son
worth 1501. idles dtschar(iag spy aec.srittat.ost Slid 0110.17
debts.

He was then admitted se keit.
Clerb of the Peser—Mr. Wray. you arhowerledge toesoof
to oar Sovereign I.nrd the Ring the som of 3001.;
Thos. Chapman sod John Edwards, the sum of 150 i. reels.
The row/shoo is, tint 'MIMI %Ow do app-ar at tore wiz;
Seesiiina to enter and try his traverse; and fkaf im thrown/
lime he keep the peace. aid bic of pea hehariarc fotteells
the Kiel and all his Majesty's subjects.
Mr. Williams (to Mr. Marv?), 11,111) mid—l am bail irt
other eases, to the amount of about 200/. IMs mled here
last Sesaioas, and refused then to swear that I was worth
4001. after paymeut of all my debts, sot being Owe pro.
pared. 1 will now swear that I sm worth 300/. after pay.
meat of all my debt. I do not owe 401. My property
asosiste &Mork in trade, mid mainly oat at irks-est.
My was then admitted to bail.

Mr Markle. who was ',lib Mr. ,Willimna. to Mr. If -
Newt, villa said, lam not hail in any other seer. 1 attended
bare lost &minus, and dad swain 1 was %alb VW. after
payment of MI nay debts, and will now swear it. 1 bantam
bail then bat the indictment bring removed, frrals bail was
Eiree.-11e waa then adonittral as bail.

The Cleric of tie Peace tiler rend over Ilse asses reargai-
ranee as In tie other.

Mr. Dritrop—l object to b.il for Mr. Weise to keep the
peace, unless puhlirbiug what may be termed south.", libel
be not breaking the peace. It will be very easy to go before
the Growl Jory with another bill, sod for them to say it to
a libel.

Mr. amspneso—l also object to that condition. I was net
aware that it had liven is. stated. It is the first lisle I ever
beard it ensile a part of the reectraisasee.

Clerk of the P.:see—lt is not Ibal you should, but that Air.
Wise should keep the pesee
Chairman (migiil)—Dun't you ester into any argument
with him, Sir. Ilra,i ewer then comoigaisce agatuoliet at may
be fairly nederstuoil —This waa dose.
Mr. Chapessu—l shall object to that eneditiou. These fire
preuliar times, sail three may be trick kid to tetra, Mr.
Wrist iota a b;eseh of the peace.
Chairmaa—Theo we 64.11 refuse I. accept yes u
sad Mr. Wroe must hr committed.

Mr. Citapnean—Mr. Huron Wood. at lalbealkieV, did nut
make that a cowl it ion in therreoguizaare,

assirmus-1 he Court will not told by say pe►son what
is ibrir dory. The prisouer rsat be estimated. Call the
scat rase.

Mr. Wriso—Mr. Cbsireiso, I protest signiori Ibis proceed.
bid._

bminmen—T,ke him down.

Mr. Wroe—Mr. Chairmayt I beg that I may nos he in-
tubed by the officer; he haaheleaveti very 'aimlessly to roe.
The 0607 Platt denied this.

Clatirenns,—The Court will not suffer say of its Officers
to tumult anyone. No person, is whatever situation he may
be plaera, owed to be insulted.
Mr. Wrue was then lakes down.

Yon will consider by ibis time that there was something
man( by this trombone' ite the recognisance, and will hr
tisfied that it was a condition that the prisoner ur his bail
ware not bound to cider into ; and ill it now torus out t!te.
Magistrates were well aware, for finding the hail determined
not to enter Into this rerognizatice, they iu the renew of ate
hour afterward■ sent for Mr. Wroe into Covert, sod informed
him that after considering the objection that bail been omelet
to the recogniz tore, they ebould nut require them to to fur-
ther than for his appearance, and that the bail before pro.
deiced would be taken in that way, 'the bail, as these we-.
thin well knew, hail lour since Irft the Court, awl Mr. Weise
was grain committed until the bail could I.e seta fur. Th..y
had nut, at the time of writing ibis, returned.
Withered entering into the merits of the wee as In these :--
dietinents, it appears evident that there are facilities granite/
in eases against parties who ■re not very agreeable to rt:.4
Junto, which are not allowed iss tomato,' caw.. 1 here has
bees for some time past an order of the Session, that no bi!'s
for a misdemeanor should go before the Grated Jury used ail
the hills for felony had been before them; !his crow, bnwevr•,
we understand was of sueh emerieoey, that the bills we re slit%
freed, contrary to the order of harmer Ses►ions, to take pi c-
cedence of a member of felony bills. We uneleroand ;:• at
there are several more bills against Mr. Wroe, for tab. Is. stow
tinder engrossment, which are to go before the Grand Jury.

WHITEHAVEN ADDRESS.
AND SPECIMEN OF EXCLUSIVE LOYALTV!

[From the" WAttekaren Grnettel

Had the circumstances which we are almitt to
record concerned ourselves alone. we shonl.l have
been silent ; but as they involve compoteraiimiu s,f.
fecting the liberty of our townsmen, we (kern it
our duty to lay before our readers state.
nietit of the facts.
Understanding that a public meeting was in he
held at the Publir-offize on Thursday List, to lake
into consideration the propriety of rein:whist; the Ad-
dress to the Prince Regent, which had best 1»i.
vately agreed upon and signed by certain gentle-
men of exclusively loyal pretensious, end sifter-
wards publicly exposed for signatures, owl that
Earl of Longa..le was expected to deliver his mai-
mews, hi consequence of the. general dissatiatacsion
d'4ll the measure had excited, we at-.
relitled the wends, with the view of taking 'totes
of the proceedings.
About forty Gentlemen, as we judged, having
assembled, the Chair was taken by the Pail of
Lansdale, awl after a considerable pause vat
erring, the fallowing singular conversation Wok
place :
His Lordship, addressing the Reporters, cheery.
ed, that it was the wish of the Gentlemen pre.ent
that their pro. ceilings should Hot be taken dowo
in writing.
Heporter..—My Lord, presuming that publicity
was the object of the I:sorting. we attend on behalf
of the public press.
Earl of Lonsowxt —IA* not know you. ‘Vhat
press?
Reporter—The

•rd.~4wlliiiiii.•

miimmogiiiimmArkiteilay. en Casette, 01.. I,7rd•

7

.

- . ,