The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-16 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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THE lIERTFOIIO PROP.ERTY.

IMIZCZDRNCE (Mascara as ORDIUR) of REGIM ENT&
His Majesty's Regiment* of Lire (Jewels, and the Hovel
Paryinext Norse Guards, have the Preeedeuee of all other
Curve wispiest*.
On parades, the /lone Artillery, Whtlher INOlnded or
d'orsoostrd, lake the Right of ail other Civeley.
The Carallp, whether amounted or dismounted, take the
Right of Infantry of every deseriptinn.
The Royal Arta/erg have the Preeedowe of other la-

fattier. -
Theft's., Engineers, aadths Regal Sappers and Miners,
tribe pest on the LA ft of the Royli Artillery
The Foot Guards take the Right of ell Regiments of in-
fests" of the Ulm.
The /Appal rehires Ballalimas are lb. nest in rank.
. Theo the Regiments of Infantry of the Line, according
to their Plesaber and Order of Preeedeare.
• . The Moot Mariner, when acting with the Troops of the
Line are to take Bask nett to the 411th Regieseat.
• The Millie Regiments take Raak after these of the Line,
••• &molding to their respretive Plendtersias lard by lot.
When Regiments of British au: Irish Militia are serving
together, the priority of R .uk is or be usesideted to belong to
sat Militia of Aims put of the VOW itiogdoita is which the
Goofier may be attested.
-• It in however, le be anderstortd, that this regulation refers
merely to tigenaistaaces of Parade. On all other occasions
Corps are to be dish ibuted and draws op in the nitride which
.the General, or other 'Officer commanding may judge "nom
conveeieen and hest adapted to the purposes of the Service.
Itemises doubtful eltether Lord Hill or Sir George Man.
.ray will softened the late Sir Hildebrand Oakes, ea Lieute-
nant-General ortrt Ordnance.
Li has been detrrarioed that Albany barratl. shallandergei
a thouregh repair, for the permaaens maple* of dm
.depet• of regiments sersieg abroad. Abort 1,100 troop.
ere new la the barracks.
ityol4 StOventlait 13.—Soiled from Cowes the 7kris,
• for the Cape of Good Hope, with detacbments of the Sib,
, adih, and 6Si h regiments.
. The &am sod Sophia transports, Lienteoents Spencer
and Madge, agents, have sailed fur Cork, to embark Ike Oa
rtgirnent far Gibraltar, and bring the 26th regimes* thence
:to Coik.

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We bear that the Martinis see/Teas to property ib land,
producing upwards of owe hundred and twenty thousand
pounds, dories the last three yeses. The bush property
produced last year twenty eve thousand pounds. Neat to
the Donegal estates, it is allowed to be the best land iu the
country, and the legman have not been oppressed by.
evictions of may kind.
The late Marquis expeeded, ()grime hiv life, one hundred
and seventy.five thousand pounds is the purchase of land.
The Dowager Marchioness, by the will of her beibasi,
• became possessed of two hundred thoossad pounds is mosey
every shilling of that sum she made over to her Soo. We are
• st•nred that her Ladyship has bat little ready mosey ; bit
fn laud she has a clear iaeoste of thirty thobutudliousds per
annum from the Yorkshire estates.
The Marehiosers has settled true thousand Rve hundred
pounds a year epos Lady William Gordon her sister.
The Yorkshire estates, after die death teller Ladyship will
be divided between the slitters, namely, the above, and Lady
itakasiges.

WALTON sad COTTON'S COMPLETE ANGLER.

• irIINWIW DIMIGNII, Ste. sIfITN, IQS, 8111 AND.

It isWilb considerable pleasure that we me • reprint of
• this very timeliest work, which has fur so many years held
in *we as ran of one best literary produceisess. The re-
public of Inters certainly hem not to boast of a more simply
elegant production; sod, if we take into consideration the
modeat•-titte of the book, eppsiently • treatise on angling
only, it *ware surprising that it should have gone through
so many editions, and yet, were it more generally osderstood
to coots* as it really does, a complete body of moral phi-
losophy; it is our opinion that its sale would have beets
doubled, though it appear. that this is the ninth edition.
• It is probable that we should not have taken notice of the
remelt edition did wt not feel anxious that the tr 111111111? Mill
acel excellencies of the Complete Awpler should be as widely
diffueed as they are warmly acknowledged by those who have
profited by them. Fur ourselves, we consider that it con-
' tains the striongest Incitements to piety and morillily; orrery
psge teems with intenatisg matter, either historical, moral,
lostiuelive„ oe alaseing; sad the reader is led oa from page
to page with the avidity which characiniera the reading a
Models novel, rather then with the calm sobriety generally
allowed to books of a less interesting character. We re-
. member, with great delight, the pelmet of this book in oar
earlier years, sad to this moment feel all dull yenned*. for
.booest old Izaak Walton, which his good-humoured and
kind-hearted garrulity inspired. It is so simply yet Do ad-
miral'', Written, 'and every word seems to come so warm
from the heart, that there ran be no doehl bat that it was
piastre of the author's united, for which, indeed, we have his
ern acknowledgment. Cheerful and engaging in his man-
' nen, the result of a well-reguleted and well-stored mind, he
boo in the most agreeable manner rendered his instructions
in the art of angling the velifrte for the more important let-
tere, which he dispenses with all the suavity of a frieud
warmly interested in the welfare sod hippions of a beloved
pupil. The praises that have, by many authors of celebrity,
been bestowed upon Irallon's Ayykr, preclude us from
going farther into the merits of the hook ; but we may safely
promise, whoever Islay take the trouble to teed it, go small
gratilicatiew by the perusal, from which none eau rise with-
out
.It is but justice to add, that the manner in which the
-celeadiellishnients ere executed is in every way worthy the ex.
rate of the author; indeed the book altogether is ensi-
meetly emitted to a place on the shelves of every library.

Dr. Wm. BRATTY (who was Surgeon to Lord
NsLsow at Trafalgar) is appointed Physician at
Greenwich Hospital, vice Dr. W RIGHT, deceased.
His Grace the Atclibishop of YORK confirmed
at Otley, on Thursday week, 524 children, minr?-
ly, 19t boys and 334 girls. His Grace afterwards
performed the service of consecration upon a new
piece of burial ground, which has been lately spur-
. chased and added to the church-yard. After par-
taking of an elegant repast in the vestry, provided
by Mr. PROCTER, of the White Horse Inn, his
Grace proceeded to Denton Park, the residence of
Sir Hertax CARR Isaatsou. His Grace hit
Denton Park for Bishopthorpe on Friday.
. At Foothill Abbey, on Saturday, a lady, in
handliog a piece of chins, which probably she had
no right to touch, unfortunately let it fall, and
broke it. A demand wis immediately made upon
her for 40/. which she had not cash enough about
her to pay, she ass therefore detained until some
gentleman became bound for the payment.—( De.
vises Gazelle.)
REMARK ABLE DEATH.—Died at Ramsgate, 'on
Tuesday last, JAMES BARMAN, mariner, aged 87.
Ile was one of the crew of the Aydin 'calk frigate, in
1756, when that ship was ordered to the Mechier-
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. n to carry out the Captains WRAY, STORR,
HUGHES, LEGGE, GAMBLER, SCROOPER, OGLE,
reed MoottE, to command the turn of war of the
feet on that station, in the room of the Captains
who were recalled home, in order to give evidence
on the trial of Admiral BY NO, and is very probs•.
b:y the last of her crew.
Oa Wednesday last a young atop, of the Dame
of Field, was committed to Pettvortb Bridewell for
threatening to shoot Mr. ClAlitt, of Bognor.
Jealousy is said to bare beim tie ewe.

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