The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-15 00:00:00

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The Hon. Col. G4EVILLE is ordered to South
America, with 200 recruits tor the 3ch Regiment.
The Malabar, which is about to sail for the river
Plata, will also convoy large detachments for the
31st Dragoons, the 40th, 47th, 71st, 67th, 88th,
S:)th, and lit Regiments.
An order has been received at the Doctvyard at
Plymouth, to put the admission of stronger' under
the most swift regulation, Officers not in uniform
are to be treated as strangers. and are, like other
persons in the civil employments of life, to have a
warden to attend them through the yard, and to
the office where they want to transaft any lousiness.
Addresses have been presented to Hi; MAI ass. v ,
approvinz, in the most decided terms, the line ot
condo& His MAJESTY was pleased to pursue, on a
recent occasion. from the City of Canterbury, Connty
of Nottingham. County of Cromarty, and the
Borough of Kirkby in Kendal.
The gavel George and Wader East Indiamen,
sailed on Saturday from the :lawns, for Mastro'.
with several of the outward-b04n.1 vessels, coasters
and coifs.: s, for Pottsmouth ; but the Royal Crurge
and of ar/ey put back in the course of the day.
A fleet of transports, form Ramsgate, arrived on
SA,tirday in the Downs, having on board the 2J
Regiment of Light Dragoons, and the 7.h and fish
Battalions of the Kitts's German Legion.
The Staff for the Expedition is completed, and
the stores are all embarked. The Marquis of
HutlT LiV. and two more Major-Generals, are Added
to the Staff; and to the Deputy Inspeflors of Hos-
pitals are adjoined Dot:tore DEAN, BUCHAN, and
two other Pilysicians. with Staff Surgeons, Apcithe-
tarie% and Hos2itisl Mateo
It is reported, that the Militia Regiments are to be
reduced, on the same plan and establishment as they
stood in the year 1799, via.
le Companies into 10,
Regiminta of 10 Mtn., into 6,
( 6 now. into 6,
and so in proportion. The men wilt be allowed to
volunteer into the line. Supe.numerary Officers will
receive an advance of three months pay on rearing.
His MA, EST V'' ships liCen and Gamed* with the
SrEstisoC,;., Ann wool Lltiso,by al es, and the
res. of the II oet under convoy fir the V% est Indies
which sailed from Portsm mth on the I iith of
were left oil well on the I doh oh. in lit 28. long 22.
xty-eight s.til in company. by His I.laassr v's ship
°ewe. err vrd at Portsmouth. '
T:•.e following persons have lost their lives ih con-
sequmce at the bruises they received by the over-
tnriting of corriages en their return home from
polling at the El. ion at York:—Mr. SA MULL
EAMENSON. of Waketi-Id. meltster ; Mr. Rev's. of
Methley ; and Mr. M *tau Magic A try, of Sil-
coats, near Wakefield.
Among the amusing stories of the day, is one,
stating, that King Louis of Holland has for some
time been at variance with his QoacN ; and to such
a height have the slitE•rences arisen, that they have
separated. Boastagrt, illtenced by his Eht•
;'sit, is said to hove taken obe •iart of the Lady,
and refused to receive some D:puties winch the
King of HOLLAND sent to hon. with a vies of
efftaing a recu iciliat:on. It is added, that the
Kreo has abdicated his throne, and disappeared. in
cousequence of which the greatest ferment prevail;
in the kingdom ; that sin Counsellors of State have
asimmed the government, ad interim, and that a new
revolution is daily tepefted.
Died, on the 11th instant. at his house in
row, after a long and slow decay of all the powers
of nature, in the esti year of his age, John Walled
Count de Welderesi. Knight of the most Noble the
Teutnnick Order. Commander ot Dieren, and. Ply
the late demise of His Serene Highness the Prince
of Anhalt), Grand Commander of the said Order,
Bailiwick of Utrecht. formerly, from 1762 to
1760, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary from the States General of the United
Provinces to His Majesty; a Noldenrm of dis.
tinguished merit, whether viewed. in public life,
as a Statesman of considerable abilities, and of the
purest principles; inviolably attached. as he was.
to the Constitution of his Country. and the House of '
Orange, and to the Patron and Government of His
Majesty; or, viewed in private life, as a Gendemans
for the suavity of his manners and the amenity of
his social intercourse.—His snermory will. by 101
6h066 that knew him, and by his friends its particu-
lar, be bald is due and lasting veneration. He was
the last male adds most noble and ancient family.
A poor woman was taken eat of a ditch drowned.
yesterday evening. et Holloway, co the rued to
Horsey; she appeared to base been a haymaker,
and to have been but a few hours in the water;
several bruises appeared on her arms ; the was dis-
.tovered by her bonnet lying at the ditch side ;
Ate sal aid was Mated, but too lass to WO SW