The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-22 00:00:00

INDI.IN ELOr2T-ENCE.

e trial of the ladian for murder at Albany, tes
.ed i our Paper of Wednesday; h c eicited COll.,
terable interest in America. It was attaided by
7 Sachems, of theSuneca nation, viz. Red jarLi,
araser's fir, 41Jer, and roues, King, 'GI u hum the
addressed the Court on hehalfofthe prisoner, throttgh
the medium of an interpreter. We regret that we
have not a report of Red garb t's speech in defence of
hiseountrvntan. The following article may, however,
convey an idea of the Sachem's eloquence.
t.eW YORK, MARCe 13.
The following P titign is at pr,:seitt before the I iouix of As.
,en.bly ill this It is a spoech ut an milite:l the
riamee, needier, and was orlgiitally &livered in 1798. The
Farmer's brother and the stung King, with bile or two
oth-ri, are at Albany waiting the event,
The Sarhem4, um! W.ariori rd .the Seneca nation, to
the S.4eltein. and (At:4.f; agienthlttl about tins .(iiieat Consul

Ilire of the Sl.d of Sew-York.

• fitioruirts.,• •
As you are once more assembles) in Council for the pattpose
of doing leinour to yourselves, and justice to your country ; we
your brother., the Sacheius,,Chiers, and Warriors of th Settees
haulm, rcituest you to open your taus and vice attention to
our voice and isi;hes.
Rao-odes,
yc, will recoUea the late contort Ivetweesi you and your, fa-
th..r, the great kieg 17tigland ; that contest threw theinha.,
bitants of this wle,ie isla!“.l ,situ a great tumult anitcontinoti4ll,
Ike a raging whirlwind which tears tali the trees, 'and to,srs to
and fro thel....aves, so that ilo ono kuowa front %thence they
tome, oi where they will •
BROlitilli; •
I'll 6 Wai so ordered Anil tkirrtiftgli be the Great
Sella, as to t;tt .w hito oar arms twa of your infant ylailclrtx4,
JailierFalo.l. 4101 iltlrAtil.k.L.llleg* ; ,we adoptoLthetu into our
families grate our ; oclpyral them anil nou-
rished ; they Levi with saf many Years. .Atlorigth the
(iron Spirit spok_ to the whirlwind, arid tt was teen)); ail sr

and tittioterritin d Aky aupestat ; the path of peaec vaaa opened,
And the chain cif fiendshipwasonce inure hr 4hta—Then
our ad.,utrd childrtin left sis to se.tk th.Ar relat ions. We wished'
been to remain among rn, and prorni,ed, if would return
and live iu our country, we w,uid give them vielt a seat of
Land tor them and their children to sit taws upon.
MROTllfils.
They have returned, and have for several' years Oast- been
serviceable to us As interpreers. We still feel our hearts beat
with atfe.dion liar them, and uow wish 6 fultil Vie promises
we made th •m, abed to reward them for their services. We
have therefore male up our minds to gave them a seat of two
square miles below Black Ruck, at the mouth of bonygliquoy-
di* Creek.
BROTIICaI,
We have now made known to you our minda. We experl,,
and earnestly request, that you will permit our friends to rt-
ceivethic our gilt ; and will snake the same good lu them, ac-
cordig to the laws and customs of your nation.
ti FRS,
Why sio“lki yen hesitate to make your minds easy with re-
gaol to this our rees.rai .! To you it but a little thing : and
have )i)u. hot ;vinplied with the'requem, and ! the
gi,t of otar. brad*" the Oneidas, the ()mud iges, and CI a.
gas,• hi thole interimders And shall we ask and nut be

•
Mrrinll
BROTH t RS,
We solid y.mi this our speech ; to which we expect yonr
answer bcforu the brt•aking up of your great council hre.
t.' by
. lIONAWASHIS, or Kazuces Brother.
. •
, 4 LSKAYVIST, or Red Jacket, .
old PririOwn others.
. Nuyenitier ht, 1798:
• * The Intcrpretcr upon the trial.uf the Indian.

This morning, at eight o'clock, his MAJLST Y hill
leave the Qt.s House, and proceed
1 LN' H to Brick-
. . . _ ..
to

be turned out fur the day's diversion.
At twelve o'clock her MAJESTY. and the PRIN-
,
cEsses, accompanied by Lady ELY and Lady C. B.
WYNNE, Will set off fur Windsor, with their usual
attendants.
The luridly ordo of ANACREON MOORE was always
devoted to Erato—. The "Philosophy of Pleasure;.
is, we understand, the title of his forthcoming work.
Private letters from Holland speak of a strong
disposition to resistance against the interference of
• Fiance having been recently evinced in several parts
of the Batavran Republic. Frenchmen are openly
insulted, and placards posted, denouncing the Go-
vernment; which is charged with being in treaty
with the Cabinet of the Thuilleries, to annex the
Dutch territory to that of France, under the autho-
.-..ity ora Sub-Consul.
On Saturday last, five troops of the 2d or Queen's
• Regiment of Dragoon Guards arrived at Ayr,
on their march for Ireland, after the other three
troops have passed, they are to beoacce:ded by the
.id or Prince of Wales's Regiment of Dragoons.
Two new Ukases- have just appeared at Peters.-
b r ,h, one determining the number of years of NV
li,ary service for the Nobility, the other allowing
freedom io be given to the Peasants in the v.-hole
Empire. The first produced some representations
from the Senate, but without drat.
Mr. ISAAC CLARKE, who has been many years
Purveyor of the King's cellars, and was brother to
Mr. Ct wax t , the porter at the Queen's house, died a
few days agn, greatly regretted by all who knew
him : His remains are to be interred on Tuesday next
at the village of Teddington, near Twickenham.
Captain Macsasta ea will be tried this day at
the Old Bailey fur illaeriaeAter, the Grand Jury
having thrown nut the indiftment preferred against
him fcrr murder. Being still much indisposed, he
will be brought into Court in a litter.
Prince WILL'S A K of Gtocetsrea was present at
a Sporting Match with Falcons, near Copenhagen.
on the Ist of April ; next day he partook of a
grand entertainment at .the Duchess of Auover EN-
R e lt:aeg, before the departure of his Royal High-
ness. who then goes dire& by Hamburgh and Cux-
haven to London.
Commodore Sir SLEINLY Slltr II came on shore at
Harwich on Monday to attend at a ball and supper
given by tie Representatives of that Borough. The
Hero of Arre was received with unbounded ap
plaese, and his health was drank with three cheers.
which compliment he returned with a suitable ad-
dress to the company. He is expeeted to sail front
Harwich shortley, the Antelope being now com-
pletely manned.
The Prince of Watts arrived at the Pavilion at
IBrighton, on Tuesday night, about half past seven
cluck.gest morning his Royal Highness, soot..
ter eleven, rode out on horseback to inspeCt the
10th Light'Dragoons at the Barracks. The Prince.
p
roves of the alterations which are now in a Very
!forward state, on the exterior of the Pavilion.
ilk'a Sir Wita.tast HAMILTON has made his nephews
the Hon. CFIARLYS GU/WILLI. ( Deputy Lord Char&
, rlain), his sole heir. His estates near Swansea,
levhich he got by a former wife, amount to *OOOl,
iper annum : these he has left charged with 7001. per
annum, as an annuity for the present Lady Rec.
1411. T 0 Ai &lin her life.

THE.irR E.

OGYENT•GiaIItI.
Their Majesties and four Princesses honoured th''s
" i.eatre last night with their presence, to see. 7411 -
Bull and the Dal Lowe. The Hone was crowded
i• 1 every and never was more delilht express-
ed at presence of a Soven't's. foie staavat in
the Epiloyue. sung by Mr..lohnuone, God Wm 'be
A's-, of Tim lid!, was teceivea with four distivEl
peals of applause. His Majesty was dressed nt Teri-
aat.T.tals. and appeared in high health and spirits.
Her Majesty was dressed in white and gold, with
an ariher train, black turban, studded with dia-
monds ; in the front a large diamond star, surmount-
ed with a small f.wcy white feather, diamond neck-
lace bars, ear-rir.r.s, &c. Her Majesty looked remark-
ai,ly writ
Princess Augusta were white and silver, diamond
necklace and ear-rings. with a pieture suspended
from the necklace, >Z plaited Lice-tippet crossed on
her bosom ; head-dress, white and silver bandeau,
3 diamond crescent, and one very long white ostrich
f ether.
Pr'acess Elisabeth had a blue and silver dress,
made in th^ Grecian style ; head-dress blue mi-
-1 .u„bloe flat feathers and black tufts at the bottom
at .lie feathers, in which diamond stars were placed,
diamond ear-rings and necklace.
Princess Amelia's dress like the Princess Au-
gusta's, with the addition of two remarkable long
white ostrich feathers, and a lace-tippet plaited
very full, and standing up high. behind, in the
./1/apy Qwe, OS(011 style.
Princess Sophia was in white and silver; her
trek very much covered, and a very full plaited
:la; diamond neck-lace and ear-rings ; her
bead-dres, hair with braiding, and chains of dia.
mond!. A. moat beautiful diamond crescent, with
a. Bird-of-P:lradise plume. Her Royal I:i3hness
looked remarkably well.
The Royal isitants were attended by the Mar-
chioness of Rath, Countess of Ely, and Lady C. 11.
Wynne ; and attended .ay the Marquis of Salisbury,
as-Lord Steward of the Household, the Earl of
Chesterfield, as Master of the Horse, and by Gene-
rals Manners and Gwynne. as Equeries.

MRS. THELLUSSON'S ROUT.

Mts. Tuft t.n,s-,y: gave her fir‘t grand Rout this
season, on Wednesday evening last, at her house
in Chandos-street, to :above doo persons of the itio,t
fashionable circle of the metropolis; this beautiful
mansion, which mid. ..I-went a complete alteration
last year, and the vast iniprovemcnts made in all the
Towns adjoining the g:1!"1• its, have addel much to
its magnificence and splendor; the new gallci y ap-
pearrd moat I;*.utiful Tile company began to as-
semble as early as 8 o'clock, and at • 11 the rooms
were s, erauded, that no introduaion to the ele-
gant lu.stess could take place after that hour.—
Thcre were present,
Mootpenaier, St. Alhanit.
Pfarp.orrr--Lont, Walerkort, I>oughs. a i.l lieadfort.
La .I,—llr Apr.:water, Carlota., W•stmoreland, I larcuurt, Foe.
Swot. htunatisoorts‘ Stamford, Lgliutoune, Percy, Jersey,
Ledrit, and Lila- rick.
Fla vltsb—S .say, Fgaioutb,alievrark, Vitaliser:a, L..wthee,
one utk:eye.
I,w 1,......Wfy1eh0n0r, Tentpletown„ Stanley, Bay Mug, P.m
'beater, Kinisa ot, Barton, Dr Dunstan...ale, G. IT. Cavendish,
H. Psuiett, Chetwytid, Willoughby, De Broke, Sheffield,
arul
W. La..ghatu. A Clarke, R. Carr. J Dish-
wool, angk„ IL Talbot, 11. Dalrymple, and
V 4 illl;aw
Gcforeaap—Tl:t77% Thornton, and Loftus.
Plafeirsh—.Lumlev, Clayton, and Fanny.
Captinsii—Bererliml, ('.cold, Blake and Barker.
Wen v's:r, Smit!., Babb, Langley, A. Stanhope,
Willeaturee, Lovtu, II Las:elks, Gordan, stopf,,,j,
Kul-
Mitieoutbe, B urcrie, Anis!..y, Graves, Murphy,
111hythetil, Dynely, Burgoyne, SM'imard,
Lotrell, hfarkhans, Ilaabr, Condon, lotnitr, W. ('rate r,
Woodford, Ilarstitonsw. (realism, Pa;ret. san, Briton.
Slierida.i, Covent:lr, Dant, Buter Chn I.: I t 1%011,
('onus, WOW. Flolll4d, 11.11.11.14, Vaughan, K. Gordon,
Breuer, khampney, Hopkins Ilalliburtun,
Paterson, Windsor, Faulkner. Pitt.
bra,—St. Altana, Northumberland. anti Miuttroce.
Ms PAMIR ptieisbur . Headfurt, Waterbed, Hertford,
D0w..,,,:er of Bah, Wiuchest r.
Mouotnurria, Jersey, Ken-
an-Ar.'s flrely.•water, stinuramsd, Harcourt, Carlota, .r-
-ts.nie Caataniptow, blacele‘ield, Leitrim,
Limeriek.
Gantry, I:fey, Marshall", 1%1-
Inouth, Kesark, holkeley, and Lowther.
M Coke, NT'. Taylor. E
▪ L Lie; Blackwood, tweliester, K B sugletm, Per
coral. Biq 11, lig. Sehright, 'l. Somersett, C aft tor Ise, AI oh ••ost,
A (.tim"..-eland, two 'Thrones I)ouglas, Vortereues War'
gerniat, I Tareireitsl, Glyam, Harris Calthorpe, Cldford, Calder,
V. Palke. Talbot, Yam:, Seymour, NVarren, Milos,
Trollope„ Briscoe, Deerfttust, I. Villiers, Turner,
Jab, Anew, Doliwoutt and Sheffield.
rifer aMt•—~ltetrt~t++ Eiskinr, Wilmot, Ainslcy, Vaughan,
Dew, M. liorroyu.:, ironer, Sherfivl4l, Tow's,
Inro•
ad, Brig, Johnston. Nide, B oiyose, Stodhart,
V/a!puls_Fo.eittifirfr, Lung, Methuen, Doom Guseuigne,
'Brown. Clarke, usans, Dickens, Keith. 'Lase"-, Morton
PM. A-oarlock., Fashugh, Montague, 'Weitaliant,
Croorallis Crufte,Sta...iortlalTutke,Walkole Sutitli,Va• ghan.
stul Butler.
Mort --hleartiforth, Seebrght, Sonter-
rtle, Ilerreys. Pelham, two Markkasus. two 'Toy tashends
Cherster. Smith, °Atone:lit, CL urAtti., kmoi, Clare,
fltarkliam, K. ffiroghron, Valet: 44 Butler, Briacue,
ilidshous, two firocers, :".tiel!teid, Pitt, in,! AMaley. ,

The Earl of 'f .i.strar and family. arrived in town.
list night from Holkfield in Kent.,
Lady War.av's Rout, List night, in Argyle-street,
u as both fashionable and numerous.
The beautiful Mrs. Casey t. i, late Mt s. Olio, is
about to deliver cards of invitation tbr a grand flout.
Lord Howe returned to town yesterday from his
beautiful villa at Roehampton, to his house in fiey-

mour-place.
Sir J. Ft.EttiNa I.Etc.r.sTER has just taken that
elegant house lately occupied by tht: l)uke of KENT,
in Park•lane.
The Earl of Betur.ra ATER, who has beers to
Lake possession of his estate at Flesniere, returned
to town on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. CUTILIERT, of Bedford-square, has issued
600 cards for het intended flout, which will take
place in May.
Viscount ALLAN, and his lovely daughters, took
yesterday, for the season. Mr. WaKE's house in
Grosvenor-street. 4.
Mr. CitAatEs M s N Nets, brother to the Duchess
of Sr. At was, arriv4l in town, last night, from
Leicestershire.
Major-General Barnors has taken an elegant
house, in Harley-street, for the season.
The beautiful Mrs. Dort, sister to the Duchess
of Sr. At sAtis, is about to deliver 500 cards of
invitation fur a masquerade and two Routs, in
May.

LITERARY FPNb►

The anniversary of t'ais valitable institution was
yesterley held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern.—
An institution like this, which has for its objeti the
relief and proteitioa of those, who havinr, devoted
their genius and abilities to the instrridion and
amusement of mankind, find themselves abandoned
to all the distresses which attend poverty, could not
fait if the pneerful support with which it was ho-
nourei ; Lord Pelham Val the Chairman, and the

Du!at of Somerset the President. Above 300 gen-
tlemen sat down to a dinner served up in the most
splead:d style. Every dainty the season afforded
was furnished with. profusion.
'l'hc signal for uncovering the dishes was accom-
panied by thateelebrated national air, " U the Pond
Beef of Old England," which was played by the band,
As soon as the cloth was removed, that delight-
ful canon " Non Nail Dwaine," the harmony of
which cannot be excelled or too highly praised, was
given, but we can only speak in terms of approval
of the youth who sung the ttehle part.
Toast-77x Ki-t , with three times three—(/our/
asptme.
" God Save t' King," as a glee ; the same young
gentleman, whose name, we understand, was Master
Linton, sung the upper part, and with such taste,
that ever• note he uttered was followed by the ap-
plause of the company.
'roast-77v Qnera and Royal Farily.
Air—Br/tom Strike Home.
Toast—Prorto ill, to tGe Li-erary Fund, with three
times three.
Song,'hy Rilliam lloseawen, Esq. " The Fr lends
of the Nine ;" this song was adapted to the celebrated
Anacreontic air, and was much applauded.
Mr. William Thomas Fitzgerald favoured the
company b; the recital of an Address, written for
the occasion. It was a most admirable composition,
and throughout breathed tha spirit of a Poet, whose
imagination glowed with the warmth of freedom.
The following lines were received with enthusiasm :
'Fre I) spots triumph over Free-b,ra Men,

They awe the Press and interdict the Pen,
Fier no yet was Libzrty deNtrtiy'd,
When 1t a this glorious Privilege enjoy'd.
When Mr. Flugerald had finished, Lord Pelham,
in the name of the company, thanked him for the
manly and bold effusion of his poetic ardour, and he
shook him cs,rdially by the hand ; the room at the
same time rung with plaudits.
Lord Pelham toasted the health of Mr. Fitzge-
ral,i, with thanks to him fur his recitation.
Music from the Orchestra.
'1 o ist-77.0e Dale of Somerset.
Mr. Deputy Birch recited a poetic address, which
afforded iiitinite delight.
He received, in return for the pleasure he afforded,
the thanks of the company.
roast—Our Noble Chairman, Lord Pelham, with
tbra times three.
Lot tiAm Gentlemen, I return you my
th. nks for the honour you have done me in drinking
my health ; grid I beg leave to assure you, that I
shall at all times be happy to contribute, in any
manner in my power to the success and prosperity
of this Society.—You have done me the honour of
chusiug me President.—l fear, that in consequence
of my public avocations, I siLll not be able to pay
that attention I could wish, but the honour you have
conferred upon me, deserves my warmest thanks.
It is a mark of resped I shall be happy to avail my-
self of every opportunity of shoeing my sense of."—
(Great applause.)
A gentleman, of the name of Highmore, recited
an ode whish gave great satisadlion.—His health
was afterwards drank.
Toast—" The Friends of Literature throughout the

Music from the Orchestra.
Toast. —Ala, the genius and talent: of all great and
good nun be devoted to the interest of the country.
The Treasurer reported the benefaaions received
since the last meeting.
Among them we have to enumerate the names of
Lord Pelham, Sir Francis Burdett,G. Moreland, Esq.
Adam Chadwick, Esq. the Rev. Dr. Nalpy, M. G.
Lewis, Esq. Felix M'Carthy, Esq. Charles Riving-
ton, F.c.q..William Sotheby, Esq. ---- Whittle,
Esq. &c. &c.
Added to these, was a subscription received by
the hands of Colonel Kirkpatrick, from several
gentlemen of Hyderabad, to the amount of
4;41. 19s. 6d.
• Several reports of furater subscriptions were
Made in the course of the evening.
Mr. Dignum entered the room, and sung a pa-
triotic song, which was loudly applauded.
The remainder of the evening was devoted to
that festivity and harmony which ever charac-
terive the meetings of this respeaable Society.
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World.:'


Ye,torday arrived a Mad from the Leeward
Isl i•rought to Falmouth by the Prince &nut
Packet, in 35 days.
Weinvsday the Gentlemen in the Direction of the
East India Company were appoint;hl on the several
Committees of Correspondence, Law Suits, Trea-
',try. Military Fund, Shipping, Warehouses, Ac-
.counts, Buying, Ptivate Trade, preventing Growth
of ditto, Guvernment Troops and Stores, and the

flou
The Rowel, Sir POPHLM, is ordered to be
paid off Chatham.
It is not Mr. Strwctr.. of Renishaw, I)crlsyshire,
who is a Candidate for Berwick, but his youny.-..tr
brother, who resides near that place.
At Freyburg, where the Landammanft, d'Affry,
was insulted in his house, an order has been pub-
lished, that every person passing through the streets,;
in dark evenings, after nine o'clock, shall be arrested;
and that wherever more than four persons are found
standing together in the streets, in the evening, they
shall be dispersed.
On Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, as a
gentleman was driving -his curricle in Lambeth
mash-road, he met a hackney coach at the turn—
pike-gate; but nut being able to stop his horses in
time, they ran the role of the curricle into the chest
of one of the hackney-coach horses, and killed him
on the spot.

The Eleaion for new Members of Parliament for
Berwick, commenced on Nionday morning. At
the adjournment for that day, Cie Candidates stood
on the poll as follows :
Francis Sitwell, Esq. (Mr. Hall's Friend) • 151
Sir John CAllavder, Bart. - - • • - 144
Biaiut !ant (Mr. Fursiyee4 frirnd) - - 139