The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-22 00:00:00

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nuerie, Fr.*. 17.
.Mr. Henry Parnel will be returned, to-morrow,
for the Queen's County ; and Mr. It..m llv, the new
elicitnr•General for England, will he returned for
the Borough of Portarlington, vacated by Mr. Par-
Del. We are looking forward, with great expedi-
tion, to the Viceroyalty of the Duke of Bedford.
All our agriculturalists exped to find a treasnre in
the Duke; and all our eh:lister, a model of tashion
in the Duchess. A shocking murder was committed
lately at Baltinglass, County Wicklow, on the body
of an unfortunate female, whom three soldiers of
the Roscommon Militia had enticed into a public-
house to drink. The party retired to the hay.yard.
where het body was found next morning, quite
naked, end with upwards of fifty baronet V/01111t14.
Some soldiers have been since arrested, and sent to
'Wicklow Gaol, on suspicion .
MR. Pli T t.Y !NG I.V STATE.
This solemn setae aiiited a great sensation yes-
terday,- in the neightrithood of Westminster. On
'Thursday it was not Wily attended ; but yesterday,
‘Vestroinater-hall, end the passages to tire Painted
Charntier, in which the body lay, were crowded in
the extreme. The crowd began to coiled so early
as ten ri'elfick, and became so excessive, that
many females fainted, and hundreds, after strug.
bog until they became faint with the fatigue.
were hippy to effed their escape with their
!fires. The guard was accorlingly doubled, and
ate ashi:tional number of constables were called
in, at the heed of whom was that very naive
and meritorious oscer, Nlr. 'lnwnshend. The No-
bility and Gentry, who came in carriages. were ad-
mitted through the Houle of Lords, at the door of
which a strong body of M.arshalinen were placed
fee their erntedion, and the exclusion of perrous not
cf hat rank. Among these were.
Toe It. ha.i of E. ,• rt.a Nfarcln•ntess wf Sa!u-butt, and
Lady Co ,:Elena and Ern.ly L0..1 Carrington soil 1“.
lan's ; Lord Ma Aloriald; Led SI11104...1; ;
; Mr. Bortaines family; Sir John Thrruouur-
ten's family ; Sir Rupert Minim\ (elan, ; sal several others
Long after the door; wets closed, the people
tontinued coming .n lir,re parties, and were so late
is ten o'clock last nigh: ; Ladies were then soliciting,
bit. in vain. for admission. Between fifty and sixty
officers, of the Ist and 2d Battalions of tte Cinque
torts Volunteers, arrived In town yesterday, to at-
tend the funeral.
The folico;vieg ;s a List of the biaingnished Per-
m:ages who will have to perform particular duties
is the Solemnity of Mr. Pat's Funeral :
Chief strouen.r, Earl of Chatham, K. G.
Sunsuits, Earl of Westmorland, K G. Y.. I CimJea, K. G.
Thin Bearer to the Chef Mourner,
Sir W ohm Bellingham, Ban.
die fiet)eterst Meemeri, Marian of A.,x.r, art,. K. G Marquis
el Wetleer.7, K. B. Earl of Euston. EA! Bathurst, Viscount
Lowther, sort Lori Oretien'e.
To tear Me Great Banner, Hon. H. M P.
&wooers, W. R. Caitoright, Esq. M. P. and Edw. W.
Entitle. Esq M. P.
wee-thetas dud, Lieurensnt-General Lames.
3sagpurters, Right lion Thomas Steele, M. P. Right Hon.
Charles Long, M. P.
To hear the Gordon, Hon. Brig Qeneral Hope
Ituhrentrs, 11,m Riehrd Ryrier,M P Hon Robert Hondas
To bear thi Banner of Emblem's, Hon. hen Percival, N P
Ruppotten, Right Hon Gee Canning, M. P. night Hun.
George Row, M. P.
Pall Bearer.' Arehbishop of Camerl.ors, Duke ..f Rutland,
K. G. Doh. of Beaufort, K. G. Duire of .1/41 ntrwe, K T.
Fey.' Ranioweil-, carried by the Right Hon. to ,e U f the
- Reßv. rt I' Right 11,01 Sir WM. 5C..11, M. P. Right lion.
Win Deridas, M. P. RIM How Sir Evan Nepson, M.P.
Banner of the Crest of Plt,Right Rot C. J. riniers
Sapperiers—Tbeiess chetmenee'er, Esq. and WI 1134/1 Wil-
berferse. Esq.
Secretary—Wiliam Marshall, Eq.
Conritrolter--Josech Smith, t,i.
Treasurer—Wm. Deere, Aaam.. Esq.
Steward—Wm. Johnsen,Esq.
LIST OW Att.* ilOtil WM° P§tllllollg Aft ENDING To-
sstltSOW.
Right lion 1.1-d Rivers Marquis of Baritone/rm.
Zishop of I.4icula Exam- Right Hou. T Gremnlle.
tar Rail of Carys'ort
Tart diem:7 Light Hen Lord Braybrnoke.
LAM Vireo ii.l Mahon. 1.o:d G:astontn.ry.
• Hen. Leo, D, never. Fart Temple.
Ight"Hon. Lora K-ins Hors. Mr. Nesilla.
William Merton Pit% Eel Lied Viscount Ebrington.
Charles Cholnao.ideley, Esq. Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart.
1 Tyke'', Esq. C. W. W. one, Esq.
• J. now, F.so.
At a late hour last night toe wotkinen began to
lay down the gravel on the line of Procession from
the great door of ‘Vestininster Hall, acrosi Old
Palate-yard, Parliament-street, Union-street, and
Rang-.trees, along the Sanftuary, to the great
western door of the Abbey. This line is broad
enough for two carriages to move abreast, and has
railing en each snit, about Lair feet high, to
keep off the cr.. wd.

The Prince of WA I. A.• f pll if Volunteers were
nn Thur,ea• morning impeded in the King's Mews,
Er General W lett N, w and Cole ttei '1 Ak 7 ON. • l'hey
mittle a most resp -ctehle NrllSteT, considering that it
v. as the fust time of their bring called cut this
Se7.oo{lp
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Regiment of

Thursday, the Royal .'estrvinster
Volunteers were intpeEled by Major-General PH:rt.'
and Col. JiT4 !i4C/M. on their ptrade, in the King's
!!evi.l ; when the General was pleased to express
his eneirenysprolvation of their steady and soldiet-
like appearance. The Corps afterwards dined at the
Na•y G.fi'ee•honse, Newcastle•street, Strand ; and
after drinking the health of the King, and a number
of other loyal Waits. Il.e health of their Veteran Co-
-10.14 (who has b-en twenty years in the Regolat
Service. and since Commandant of this Regiment)
was posed by-Lieutenant-Colonel Tws ai so, and
dram/ with three times three. with an enthusiasm
seldom equalled in any other Volunteer Regiment.
(:ni. Ranters, in a speech replete with encomiums
nn the ability, loyalty, and attention of Lieutenant--
6:l°nel TWINING. proposed his health, which was
also drank with equal enthusiasm. Lieut.-Col,nm'
Twpts nu, in an app!npriate manner, returned thaLks ;
anu in an able spiach. of considerable length, pun-
intrued en the present situation of the country,
ecpressed his c witidence that the Royal West-
°WAN' Vnlionteetfi would ever be foremost its de-
fendant their King, Laws, and Li's:or:tics.