The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

NOTIet TO ALIVIrs.

All Aliens residing witli,n the sevvral 9ar'sh.4 re St .19htet,
Margate, St. Pctres, Bread tans pad Inne.ington ev.ee:a fo-
reign Anibassadsry or servants aaually artendsr orin them).
;re reqnir-4 u ap,,ear at the Town /Jail of this plate Ott SA
tu,-las the lath instant, at eleven o' Ink the forenoon ;in
v 14,: dire-Conn reeeivel ht..n the flirt Flew. I.erd Mi mites
hu, y, o.sent lire Majesty's Principal SeenstAttes ~f S.ate,
Margit*, Sept. 13, 1804. FRANCIS CORB,
fy, Sc

N. B. All Aliens ar• eiirectell to Mine with enttm ttnisi•orth
licences, ca c: c niitioni at •.t ,t i,l their
o:rnment have relor.-d to this measire at a
very judicious seas-n, for there cert.iinly are many
improper persons acre. Two Aliens have been sent
to I.i.,ver tst wit'ain these list ten days, hut they
would not h ave !seen discovered, had not some suspi-
cious circunit:: ;trees giv,:u rise to a variety of coil-
jeftures.
The ,':.mss ball last evening was attended by a
bluz of neauty and fas'•ion, notwithstanding the
intense heat; the thermometer being during the day
as as 31. The hall opened with a minuet by
efra: ming Miss Yit vr tit°, and Mr Le liar,
the Master of the Ceremonies; cotillions followed ;
they were succeeded by country dances, in which the
accomplished Miss Mos': to tu, the two Miss An-
ruots, Miss Ncavt, and Miss Roust BottouruN

No less than fmm fifty to a hundred carcases of
Pigs, calve,, an 6i:cep, were s:1-4ed by the weatlrn
in Lcadenhall n.arktt. on S.sturd ty last. Sever .1
oiler markets were similarly ci:cumstanced ,n 1 the
same

Last week was offered for sale in Smitlific:d market
an exotic sheep of A very • onzutar appearance. It
was of a g:wr.• ti.m. it had four horns, was spot-
ted like a :tog, and the natural cloaking also much
resembled the hair of the canine species.

Sunday moving the First Regiment of Loyal
London Volunteers, under the command of Lieute-
nant-Colonel CommiLdant Btac tr. were mustered
in Mew/Adds—having fallen in regularly, and been
told off, each squad to its cal', at eight o'clock they
began to ascend the carriages provided for thew ac-
commodation, which were precisely the same as those
provided by the Commissary General, slung on the
springs of common coach and post-chaise carriages.
They were 31 in number; one contained the music,
three the Fiel • Officers, Captains, and subalterns; and
the other' 27 the men ; with each its proportion of
non•conmis•.iened officers, drummers, or bagle
men, a',out 1.5 in each. At half-past eight, they
started from ,s:o.:rfields. and went by way of Sfr.•te-
ditch, to the edge of Epping Forest; there they
partook of some refreshment, and baited their horses
After a short repast, they agars mounted their cars,
and returned to Whitcchapel, by way of Bow and
Stratford—the journey, on calculation. having been
done at the rate of more•than five miles and three
quarters an hour, and much more speed would have
been made hut from the intense heat of the sun.

Ye terday tennight, at ncson, the remains of Rlcts-
ARn 1.14i05i.i., were interred in the family
v.tult under the cc.:Jrnunann wile %C,•stbourne
(the parish church of St.tnitead-house); the cere•
mony was, at the express direetion of C'e Jeceaied,
wholly devoid of that magnificence which bad die.
tinguished his life. The family coach, with the four
celebrated bay hones, led the way, in which were
Dr. Smints, Mr. BUTIAR, Attorney (both of Chi-
chaser), and two other medical men; the he.ir.e,
drawn by six horses, was unornaminted ; the coffin
was plain black; the mourning coaches followed,
the (nit' carrying the two sons of the deceased, and
another young gc:,tleraan also relau•d to him; the
rconil contained Admiral iii lease Co►rus, Bart.

full uniform, Ilsinst t. Bnows, Esq. and
Corr, Esq. all brothers-i;t-lao to tae deceased ; and
a cler.;• run. In the third coacli Welt the fe,ur
ptincip4ll. illers of the estate, who upheld the pall.
•the proci.ssit,:s v.-as closed iry the family chauiot
draw:. by two lacautilulhos-scs.

PRICE 1 bl. T.%%LOW.

St. Jame.'4 Market 44 41 1 T ourd Tallow. ^4s 04
Cl..r • %lark. t 4. 4' Ruaia (Can.).....714 7.3 s 0.1
Whitr,ls I µl4 Market 44 Si Ru..iad, (50.).... 694
Per Stony of 81b. —.... Melting Stuff.. ...59. 68s 61s
Ms 04 Dino roug'i ' 4ts
Art vie Price....4ls 4d Grans
i Good Drer. ll.
Yellow Si•p,ll24%leottled, 90.--c,,,,,, 944.
Pri, • of Candle., per dna. 124. (M.—Mould., 114. M.

A RETURN OF FLOUR,
•From Sept. 1 to Sept. 7, from the Coeket Osce.
Sacks. s• d. Sacks s. d Seeks a. d
10 79 0 100 62 0 lIQ ..57 0
2 68 0 6841 63 0 12.5.......57 u
S 65 9 126.. . .59 0 65 ..56 u
21 64 0 269.. . 58 0 40 sa U
Total-7217 Sactcs.—..Aventv- 525. 91d. •••
2s t, d. lower than test Retwn.