The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-07-28 00:00:00

by Antis and Italia' te. %re 41 .41; ti'e
MI *dent of his langifytarsiiievenitice
ties% the. visikle, heod of die Cathe*./Wigion.
H, Mrs wanted• the Pontifical preseaceane aid to
gifflainfemnity, as well as suitheatielty, to his *lf-
created dignity. Nair, when he conceives himself
elevited above all farther controul,
,he degrailm
the hand wli.:ch rendered lain sacred in the eyes of
his subjects. We trust, iIOWOMIT %it the hour of
his *mount draws near 'alai 406 believe that the
period of his conquests, ei well as of his crimes,
will be found at the foot of the Pyreseee. In every
case. it is obvious, that, by the outrages which he
has heaped on the permit and the office of the
reigning Pore, he has augmented the slestesta-
tieu, and Multiplied the obstacles, to his compaest
and redaction of the Spanish people.

Thergreater part of the Expedition, ender Sir
.11.utiviellivItkAUD, dropped down on Tuesday to st.
Helen's, and waits only for a fusountbfo Iliad to
proceed fur Sty
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Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY
'arrived at the Queen's PAIECS, frau, Windsor. At
two o'clock His MAJESTY held a Private Levee,
Witieh was attended by.
,_ The Lord Choteenov, eke Archbishop of Dublin, the
-Lord Presided of the Council. the Lord Privy Seal. the
First Lord of the Treasury, the Chaseellor of the rsehe-
, goer. the throe leerearies of State, the First Lord of the
Admiralty, the Alsder.Getieral of the Ordnance, the PrlN.i.
rant of the board of Trade, the liceurder of London, Lords
• 'HeathSeld nail Wentworth, stir S. Cottrell, asd Genesi
Ilidebsoke.
blajor.General Sittamtonsa, on his return
front the command is Sicily, and on being ap..
rioted Colonel of the Sicilian ReMinent, was pre-
'muted to His Ms.ts.yrY.
The Archbi.liop of DuaLta took leave of His
MAJESTY, previous to his departure fur Dublin.
His Id *Jury held a Privy Council, and gave
audience to the Cabinet Ministers.
The Recoaota wade his Report before His
MAJESTIC, of the ten convicts capitally convicted
at the last Sessions, in the Ohl Bailey. when His
fils.trart was pleased to respite them all during hies
Royal pleasure.
A Commissioner, appointed by the Bi-hop and
Previsional Government of Oporto, is arrived in this
couutry. He is Mr. FEREAO, who nos the Couser-
vidor. or Judge. of British claims in the Supreme.
Court •-of Jinitteit at Oporto, previous to the emi-
gration of the Royal Family. His report of the
disposition and resources of the Portuguese Patriots
is extremely favourable. No farther military pro-
ceeding bad taken place. Ju NOT was stronger than
woo at first believed. According to one report, hr
has received reinforcements ; if so, it Mast be the
detachment of Lots** Irma Ainsaido.
The

_ ..e delay is Mg of Sir Memos...,
Lee's anaainent has beer meet euissirtianni-
toes. If it had been MI theism* Punnets
rem sad seined en os, the . et the
Fetch would have Eses -ceotais —but
they have had time tomorreeths to ewer-
ban their strength, assktee take for resist-
..imsec. W certainly dint think it parole for the
French, is Portugal. finally to triumph over the
?striate,. with the aid. lel?ith w° PM: t. ve
itie,; but that merits NO now be 4' It, winch
' weeks age sionfirjo'hetheen easi.
''''''The Quebec. BAll,l4,ifflir,trAiss,, Bsowws;
, Una; Jaaes
_be9TT ; 31W,44'13"1116S ;
Oa ki ,fleet from ructgaumith. roe aniviattat
400Pec:' . . . .; • . _• irs'.
‘a
- 114#1".4' sti"Psitg.b.. the. Gesseeei 'Orden for
'Zitl the army, Non-comenisaioaed OW.
'' Private* appeatod upon the Parade, in St
slits ratk, divested of their views.
Crime Cow.' cause entitled @repos v.
'3llTeggort, of which we this day give a full report,
rsecited a greater degree of expeclption than any
'ither modern trial upon legal remora. So early as
its o'clock, last morning. the Court was besieged
Piot a crowd offhperiple, moot of them respectable
webunte, sn crest to fill it twice over. The
' fetid continued to accumulate until half past sc.
yen o'clock, when the people becnoir impatient and
/Steed the doors. It wet with great difficulty many
leitsid bilks the heat mod pressure, end one very
°Wittl mg young man fainted, and was car-
Court apparently /Velem. As soon
'PS the was announced, there was a loud
!I/apples of hands, which indecorum was marked
''with becoming disapprobation by the Loan Cover
'lltireicc.
''4'lll the Court of Chancery, on Tuesday, a case,
'llstitled ATIORNST-GIVIIIIIILAL 9. Illces, came 00,
!irlich possesses some public interest. It sea a
motioli arising upon en information filed by Lord
'lltedesdale, when Attoniey-General, at the instance
Eof Sir Christopher Hawkins and Lord De Dittman-
'tine. The grounds on which the information pro-
ceeded wife Olive: Queen Elizabeth, in the Atli
beef herti,eign, ..itad granted letters potent for
ineorporatii4 the hospital of St. Lawrence de Pon.
teby, afar Eodmin. in Coruwall, for the purpoaeof
maintaining 314 lasers, or leprous persons of both
aexes, rod had endowed the Hospital with various
lands and teessuages to the value ot taut. per &Daum
for the support of these lazars. That species of pesti-
lence ha', i ug fort anatelybeco en e essioct.atlvs•t i u this
country,tlie endowments of the Hospital had get into
the hands orother people, who had no sort of claim
under the charter of incorporation, and had come
into various hands by leases, ice. of whom the De-
feudant, Hicks, was one.
This report having come before the Chancellor,
as the guardian of politic charities, particularly
those established by the Crown, it was suggested
'before Lord Erskine, that os the Kraut *As made
by Queen Elizabeth, in virtue of her duchy of
Cornwall, the interests of the Mince of Wales, as
Duke of Cornwall, were concerned.
The Loan CIIASCELLO9 observed, that, in the
present stage, he had nothing to dowith the clues-
tutu, as it respectiel the rights efElie 3latesty, or
the Prince of Wales; bot there was this infor-
mality that would put • !top to farther proceed-
ings for the present, and that was, that the infer-
%nation had not hero filed by the present Attor- ,
ney-Gcneral. The application was therefore post- ,
mooed for same cloys, till the Attorncy-Liencr•l .1
could be consulted.

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