The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-20 00:00:00

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Among the numerous boats, filled with Ladies
and Gentlemen, *Midi covered the Serpentine, was
• splendid triumphal car dr iwii by two elephints,
richly caparisoned, each elephant mounted by •
driver. The car stood upon et platform. to which
was attached several small boats, by which the
whole structure was rowed round this tine piece of
Water, the cotnpitsiy in the triumphal car shouting
" God save King George IV." answered by the
spectator* on the hauls with like exclamations,
On Tuesday the driwing of the lottery took
10,2(4.0,14.0 .1. and J. SIVEWRIGIIT hail the pleasure
In Aare 3541 111 nOTH Prises tif 2,4001, Nue. 9,182 and
12,730, in oillditiou to Nu 1,446, 4,0011/.; Nu. 19,023,
20001. all in the present I..ukry. 'fain fortunate holders
arc rtlplrSild to apply 1.4 the valve of Ow Shares
tmnme-
diately, as well as to furnish tin insslves yid, Altar's fur the
final close ur the Lynne, 'fileanaT, 241 h ivalant, when
Priar,i of 25,0991, 15a0091, sod many °deer Capitals, must
all be drawn.

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Wan Ail, MANDE.
Captain Oroe, who arrived here ou Tuesday fast
VMs the Falkland blonds, has furnished is. with
the following set of sovereignty for pebliestioo.
(Circular.)
National Prigsle Ilereirm, at Port
lkolerled, Noe. 9, 11110.
Sas—l have lime 'maw to isforea yes of my arrival at
Skis port, I. take puseessies of these lased% in the name
of Ike Supreme Government of as theited Previsees of
South America.
" Tide certainly was peigirly perihelion' os the Sth day
d this Newel Newest:et, mil the Wiese' staaderol heisted
at the fort under • salste free this frigate, is the prunes of
several calico, of the United Steles, and subjects of Greet
&haw.
ass, Sir, yaw Nam *Wiest humble Servant,
D. J EWETT, •
Colenelof the Marie* of the Visited Proviscre
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of 111111114010*, Cowvoteadev of the Mrs.
Herds& a • <
TO Capt. W. B. Orwe, dip Gemara' Knox,
of Soh&
•
MATH OF MRS. At.soo.—We are sorry to learn;
says the Advocate, that Mrs. Also!), the celebrsied
swims., died suddenly yesterday morning. Her
death is attributed taattitiog too much laudanum
by mistake ; she bad been sick fur several days•
previous to this unfortunate occurrence.--(Neur
York Paper.)
CAPE HAYTIEN.
Captain Brown, of the schooner Louise, who.
hrrived at Norfolk on Thunklay from Cape Hay.
tien, states, that affairs there are very outwitted.
President Boyer started on the 20th May for Port-
en-Prince; and his fleet, consisting of I ship,
I brig, and 3 schooner., same day for the same
deotinatioo. Boyer had proceeded round by land.
Commodore Northrop and Captain Pelot were pri-
soners nt the Cape, as accounts have previously stat-
ed. The particulars of their being taken are re-
lined by Captain Brown in the following manner :
Commodore Northrop it appears commanded the
squadron, con•kiing of his ship, the Ludy Arrigar,
and a brig called the Hope, Captain Pelot. The
brig bad chartered and laden a Providence schooner,
and went into the Cape with Commodore Northrop
on boiled the former, fur the purpose 81 makiirg or-
' ranger/lents hall the Hayben Government fur bring.
log the brig and schooner, with their cargoes to an
entry. The offic@rs of the Government hesitated
about giving tiny reply to the application, and ire
the mean nine the schooner laid commenced dis-
charging, when both vessels with their cargoes were
seized, and the office's and crews put in prism'. A
few clays afterwards the crews were discharged.
fhe Flaytien Government nut having a cruel of
anflicirtet metal, as they conceived, in attack the
Ludy Arfigus, they pretsrd into service a number
of men, whom they put on board of her, and sent
her out against the !drip, who surrendered without
liiirig a gnu. The ship and brig were after-
wards ordered to proceed to Port-au-Prince, and
on their passage thither w. re falleb in with by a
fl et under the coininaird of the patriot Com-
modore Daniels, and forted to put into l'ort Per,
where they rrinsined blockaded by Daniels when
the Louisa sailed. The big Indrpendenciu, undir
the liticuris Aires flag wit, erttisite4 between the
Cape owl St. 13..rta, from the trine Captain Brown
arriv•rt at the loiter, until he left the luriuer place.
—(Gazttre.)