The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

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t.., Bi•mingham. Artnrbes, Nte.ils. Devon ,11,(1 T..nke,
N.l GrOY . a0.,1 Mesa, B..iter mid
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shorlit be made with the most minute attention ; sqd propr
Retort's, by the General Officers cnosnianding lirtgerles, is tit.•
telluering three classes, vie.
Isl. As being fit to act with Troops of the Line.
2d. M advancing in Discipline.
3.1. As being thificient in Discipline.
With a statement of tho deficiencies; anal whether the ah.en'
are with leave, from sickness, without 1.• ore, Of are wanting t.
complete
A muster of the different ltogiments, f +tr the pur
pose of ascertaining the °bk.% required by tli;
General Order, will take place with the utmrts
dispatch, and the returns fur the London distri:.
will be mode in the course of the next fortnight.

DIVIIIFNDS.
D.c SD. Ititticr,"l in the county of Mid-
taver.,ke yr,, dealer and clia,illl4ll, at ten, at Gadd-

hail, 1.0:40.on.
Doe.of 17. Wilhamll•oley,
er of Nerrtm Li the coun.v
D2V,SiI, merchant, deal and dl. .;onan, JI teil, th. 111,1.
hall, Louden.
Dec. 17. Jame. Ifaigh, of Kent nreer, in Ow borough of
Southwark, in the county of Surrey, ..t.olec,n woollen-
draper, dealer and claarnta,n, at Inn, at tanhlitall, too Mn.
Jan.b WNW minok-olenute.vard, in the ear of
toil ot, nnachant, a•alar and charnan, It test, at Guild-
-11•11
Dec 14. Voted Way, of If.moott....trart, CIVr ltbf,-
/kiblArC. in the iraro.li if St. Start. to the cmimr
of :11tidleNra, wine-toorcnant, at um, It f.i.u..ldhail,
Doc 14. Wnliam Unialtart,of Hateliff.cro-s, t!ie ea,,e0.5
Midd:e.er., (under, cicalae and chairman, at eleven, at
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Guildhall, London.
Dec 3. Joveph Same, ie., of Into of Meatington•pfara, in
the county of Survey, pottet, dealer and chtpivaa, .it
London.
Der 16 J.,ltis Grnvet, late of Liverpool, in the enmity ot•
Laneash.r, retainer, dealer and elta;tman, at eleven, at the
Route of Henry rot-thaw, toe Gln"ur Cavern,
street, Liverpool, afrnevaid.
Dee. 26. Janie, f unoiciiN, r3f Launcrono, in the county of
Cornwall, Intent draper, dealer and chapinen, at thr,e, at 'II,
Moor of William Sumner, the floc Inn, in Dein..uate,
Manchester, in the county of Lanca-tar.
Dr,*. 19 Jam,: King, late of the town and county of Nete-
r .111e-ution-Tyne, potter, 'Sealer aorl rhaperen, at "les en, at
Shekevpuare Tavern, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, afo

We have been an unusually long time witliont re-
ceiviag intelligence from the Continent—none h I.'
arrived since Monday last ; but there are rumour,
of letters having been received from Holland of the
14th, arid of one Dutch Paper having arrived of the
16th. The former mentiun the distress for money
at Paris to be so great, that twenty four Bankers had
stopped payment, and that the Bank Paper had fallen
to 4 discountiot 12 per cent. The Dutch Paper of the
16th, is said to announce the fad of a great battle
having been fought between the lon and Vienna on
the 6th—the result is not mentioned. We know
not what degree of credit is due to these rumours.
A private letter from Munich, dated the 2d inst.
we understand, says, that a strong Gallo-Bavarian
corps, had, by a circuitous march, turned the im.
portant pass of Scharnitz, in the Tyrol. It is also
mentioned, that a body of Austrian troops, carried
into Bohemia, by the Archduke FERDINAND, had
made a successful incursion into the neighbourhood
of Herschaw, and made 400 prisoners.

sisal.
D •c. 14. Henty Lea, of Rope-Makees-ttrect, fitoorficliT,
and of Ri.licipagatc-areet, in the city of Loudon, tobacco.
dealer and chapmaii, at ten, at Geibihall.
Dec. 14. Henry ),noise IlumphOo and William Hoimph.oi,
of F.eat.turet, in the city of London, druggists and co.
painters, at toulte, at Guildhall,
CERTIFICATES —Disc. 14.
inborn Walker, of Stratford, in the county of Essex, calico-
prilll4,, dealer and chapinan.
Edward I,re, of Drayton in Hales, in the county of Salop,

skinner, doaler, and chapel: in.
Joint Ginger, late of Piccadilly, in the parish of Saint James,
in the county of Midi bookseller and statione..
Th•on..s 14 erbett, in the city of London,
merchant. dealer, anti chapenan.
Thoina+ Olafkid, of Holton-lc- kfoota, in the county of Lan-
caster, innkeeper, O. del, and chapanan.
Robert Meek, of I.:Method', in the county of Stafford, gr.cor.
dealer and chapnian.
"'Noma, Fero.,lny and Gorge Verneley. of Huhu*, In the
pari.ot t.f M.IICOICSAPr, in the county of Laticastei, cotton-
spin nets, dealer,, chapinen, and copartners.

A full report of the Trial of Mr. Justice JOIIPISON
IC given is our subsequent columns.

On Saturday, the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR trans.
aded business at Lord MOLGRAVE'S Office, from
three o'clock till near five.
Saturday morning, Lord CATHC•RT,attended at
the Alien Office, to make arrangements previous to
his leaving this country on an embassy.
The Duke of Yo etc has received his Commission
as Commander in Chief of all our forces on the
Continent ; so that it is no longer doubtful that he
is to lead the British forces that are to be employed
against France, whether in Holland or in Germany.
The Duke of CAM BRIDGZ, it is said, has likewise
received his Commission as Commander in Chief of
all the Cavalry to be employed on the Continent,
under the orders of the Commander in Chief.
Thursday. the whole of the retinue belonging to
his Royal Highness. the Duke of Lit.ouctAr en left
town, on their way to Liverpool ; and, on Tuesday
next, his Royal Highness will proceed to resume the
command of that Distria, where he intends remain-
ing till the 7th of January next, when he will morn,
to take his seat in the House of Lords.
A Swedish vessel is arrived in the River, which
left Vigo some time in the beginning of the pre-
sent month. We are happy to learn from her, that
the Betiona man of war, about which sotre anxiety
was entertained, was cruising tilt that port when
she sailed from it.
The Mary Ann, Isooit.s, from Charlestown, has
arrived in the Clyde. In coming over the Bay,
saw a ship on the Notch Breakers, which the pilots
said was the British ship Northiimirriand, from Ja-
maica, which had got on share nn the rocks, and
would, no doubt, he lost. She had been making
for Cliatleqnn, in distress. At the same time passed,
going in, the American ship TIVO Friend:, MNLI L
Ifrom Jamaica, under escort of a sloop of war, which
the !allots said, had an anion the eveningbefore with
I a French privateer, of great force, in which the
Second Lieutenant and two men were killed.
I:Err:tele sloop of war was to sail from Dublin
on the 21)th instant, with the Behrida armed-614,
Fri-nds, Jones, and the Harsesay, lim. m roams, for
London.
The Priam, of Wales, EWING, from Tobago,
for London, sailed from the Shannon, on the 19th
of (Mober, and put into Dungarvan, on the 10th
instant, in great distress, where she must unload to
repair.
l
The second Expedition intended for the Conti- is 're'heolt:sikdsenefbeCilaseosttnicne, Kshe irtivtesrlisfomLiverpool,
sra
vent. will, we understand, he on a much larger !insane of Seurat), night contains an order
scale than the public were prepared to expel. Ac- in Council, fur continuing the prohibition against
rpw
coril:ng to report, it will =aunt to upwards of egytoperttirneg
arormesa, rorrviangnicuona
rh of any
S i,oo men, of which one-fifth will be cavalry. by order of His M *Jur Y's Master-Generalris:ioisicdeer,
of the
The country will, of course, be stripped of a large Ordnance. 7lt• Gorttir also contains an order of
portion of the flower of the regular army, and Council, "Uniting the importation into any port of
Great Britain, duty free, of various kinds of pro-
nearly a third of the military establishment will be vision, fur three months, from the date of the 30th
employed upon the same service. Orders have been of November, instant.
is,tte.l from the War Office, to prepare camp- *On Thursday evening, the Right lion. Lord Ho t..
LAND, and the Hon. THOMAS GA ENVILLS, who bad
equipage for the number and description of troops
been previously elated, were admitted Fellows of
we have mentioned, and a complete return of the the Antiquarian Society. 'I here was afterwards a
quantity wanted, is expeded to be made in the course I ballot for the elation of a Member of the Conseil,
in the room of the Lite, A Lt!ANDLI At Deny, Esq.
of a few days. Ministers have, no doubt, been in-
when Cs Ar IS ORD, Lsq. F.R.S. was unanimously
daced to adopt these extraordinary measures of chosen.
vigour, in consequence of the last dispatches On Friday night, a private distillery was dis-
brought from the Emperor ALI SANDER, by Count cClare
re-md
ariknesthweiichelalasrsiliafas aishorokusesapinabifteac
orficaorit
PARLINO, His TAIAIRIAL MAJISTY's High•Cham- ing forty gallons. Two men, found in the passage
berlain. In order to supply the deficiensies which to it, were brought to Bow-street Office on Saute-
must be occasioned by sending to the Conti- Jay, and convided in the penalty of SOL each,
which they nut being able to pay, they were com-
ment so great a portion O. the regular force, it is mitted to the House of Correftion for six months
the intention of Government. should the measure each.
become necessary, to call for the services of such On Friday last, a shocking accident happened, in
Smithfield market. A boy, about ten years of age,
mernlsers of the volunteer corps as are capable of,. who had been placed upon an, obstinate horse, to ride
doirg duty with the troops of the line, and the it for shew, being unable to manage the unruly ani-
llis Royal Highness the Duke of YORK mal, it ran away with him towards Smithfield Bars,
and struck against the hind part of a hackney.
bat &rated the following General Order to be
coach with so much violence, that the horse was
issued : killed on the spot, and the buy thrown several yards
}tie Royal His'ances the C.`entmaiid,:r in elief has signified distant, by the shock. He was conveyed to St. Bar-
. st, cutioneed, the. the iwpoction ~f the Volunteer Corps tholomew's Hospital, with slight appearance of life.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

MONDAY. NovsmsLa RS.

Sir S owev S.l 1 14's Elpedition has returned from
cff the French coast, without leaving made an at-
tack upon the Boulogne flotilla. We yesterday re-
ceived the Illlowing letter from our intelligent
Dover Correspondent upon the subjell

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" Dover, sin o'clock, p Saturday, Nev. L'S.
" Tic Boulogne F.:,ierlition al.aiirloned, at least for the
present ; the ships ale now working into the roadi. It appears,
that an attempt was about to Le made on Thursday night, and
that the ships hid g t in their ansitors for the purpose, when it
aatwe en to htow a fresh lareer-, 4034 itpoft the -More, which,
of souse, made the risk too great It appears there was a mis-
statement respecting the men in the boat, on the lookout, as
mentioned 11 toe Liter of yesterday ; it was one of the lung
gal 111.%, and not the double-boat that had the encounter. They
rowed along.side of each other, and fought clew quarters;
the cossaain our galley had his heed cleft down, and three
or four otheis were wounded. Tliis, with the sinking of two
or three of the boat-, is, I understand, the whole of the lam
resulting from the Expedition Four more Swedish vessels
hate been brought in here, in pursuance of the late ordeis."
The Expedition. however, has produced a very
imp' rant effect. We are assured that it has arrest-
ed the march of a detachment of 20,000 of the new
levies, assembled in the department Du Pays de Ca-
lais, vibirh were ordered to reinforce the garrisols
in Holland. One division of these troops had ar-
rived at Dismude, an.l has been recalled for the
protection of Boulogne.

The Leerlard man of war has retnrned to the
Downs, after convoying General Dom and the troops
ni:der his command, to the Elbe and the We-er,
where they landed in excellent health and spirits.