The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-12 00:00:00

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'Ley and injustice of the Miirepresentetion setk
THEATRE.
which the were ettimbred. "
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' laid M e Loa 'vs did not emotive that be would eause-a.tars.
have had occasion to trotiblethe House that night, A New Ora, in four acts, intake', .Kais ; a
, :bat he would he dead to every priuciple of charac- Lore in the .serts, was produced at this•Theatx
tars wire be silently to riiffei the aspersions thrown' for the line time, last night. The .fkble is M
• eat on that admirable measure of policy conducted' -D'lsaAsees beautiful Persian Roussace of T
'by that great man, now no more, and by himself, • Levee of Aka's* and Leies• adaßted to the stag
for the deliverance of Europe, in the year 1805. with the happiest effect, by Kr. MAMMON. TI
He took a view of tse manner iu which Russia was music is the joint prodnetion 4, Mr. BRAILA
left unsupported by the late Government, and: and Mr. Rim, and presents a conebitiatiou • t
traced the present hostility of the nations of the richest, sweetest, and inoia heamtiTultnielody. A
Continent to the utter disregard and neglect ea- the vocal strength of the house was einp,loy
hibited against our allies. its execotios ; consistipg of Mears. BiILAMAH al
The Niotioas, under certain modifications, were KILLLY, Madame STIMIACI, Mrs. 'gnus a
'Greed to. After which, at Pa o'clock, adjourned. Miss LYON, &d. Most of the airs were raptu t
amwee••_ .i.simise encored. The weeery is picturesque, diversilie
AMERICA. and brilliant. The artist appears to have caug
all the warmth and richness of Mr. D'lsamit,l
--sins,
NONTON, JAIL 1. fancy and colouring, and the splendour and vane
of the dresses and decorations perfectly coffeepot
All the letters from Washington announce a war
with Great Britain as nearly inevitable. The em-
. with the scene. Whether considered as a spectacl
birgo was carried by the influerum of a spirit hoe- or a combination of races sounds, this piece stint
tile to Great Britain, and of course not very in-
unrivalled, and will long continue a favourite.—
dependent of France. was announced for repetition amidst a tumult
it. the peop:e of New England quietly submit applause.
td the system of attaching our fate to that of MARQUIS OP THOMONTA
France, our independence is at as end. -
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REPOAT.—A Gentleman iu this town received a An Inquest was held, vesterday afternoon, by Gotha
letter by the first mail of 1a....t evening, from his Gate., Esq. at the Mitre and Dery pshlie-horse, in Hridt
Mend in Philadelphia, se:mil:i, him that Mr. street, Westminster, on the body of the Martinis of Ti.
Randolph had moved for an impeachment of Mr. Mono, Who died at Viscount Si DI atr's house, on %Wilt
dab by a fall from his horse.
• Jefferson, in the House of Representatives. q.t. W•TKIIIS, his lordship's groom, was the acit
' As the papers of the second mail make no men- evidence He stated, that on Wednesday last, about ti
lion of such a circumstance, we presume it is a o'clock in the afternoon. his Master was taking his ma
metakc. rids in Grosvenor-square, on a grey poetry, which be h
JANUARY 4. been in the habit of riding for these two years; the anis
was perfectly quiet, and very steady. Witness was railing ,
/Frost the New York Citizen.) . a erm• Taney, after his Lnerlakip, who WOW going very rent]
The Wasp, undergoing some repair, is ordered sad was near the rankle( the sqsare_ gang unmade Brook
to Norfolk with all possible dispatch. She is pro- street, and had passed the Falba= Erma Cart, which w
bubly destioed to carry an embassy to the all- Pool very slowly; his Master was On Bo sear sae of t'
controleug Napoleon.
cart, mail not elope to it. His Maides acne o.• soda
-fen, the Pavement being very alippasy ea account of ti
It is stated in a letter horn Washington, that frost. His g,,,,,„Lbiz fell on his bwk, ass rolled on hi.),
Bonaparte has demanded of our Government the side. Witness jumped off hie harm, andsau to his Lor
• amount of the profits of the imports arising from Ale, *he rxvlsimed—"Oh! WOGS !—Oh 1 William !"si
our commerce with St. Domingo, since that Em-
cirzt:Pl'icskrt.:2l:t"'ll:dttohow "M. "mu the 'cart
ud pass
pine became independ at.—(Nizo York Casette. ) left side of the body. witasseeteppheat ed"thecirt, ahicort w
tilted, and the man sitting inside, wklek proreatrd hi
. -----"--- front seetag what bad happened. Winona Mated is was en
THE BRITISH PRESS tomary for the drivers of those carts to sit inlaid.. Mime
• prevented the cart from going over his Lordship. is head:
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with other permits presset, took his Lordship into Views.
' • LONDON, .
SIDNEY'S home, is Grosvenor-eqviare, and assisted in pi
ling bins to bed. Medical amistanee was immediately se
FRIDAY, FEB au Aay 11. for • Dr. VADGMAN was the Gist that came, who fouud k
• --mm,..—. Lo;dship's pubs way law, and beyond hopes of recovery..
The public cannot fail of reading, with the Warm water was applied to hi feet and other roesthat were thought most expedieut., Mr. FICA•IBIDi al
;recant possible interest, tlie•facts that came out came a ahem time afterwards, bat his Lordship died abo,
fan the debate of last night ,respecting Sir Howe !s minutes after the
rasa aaNl taheecideat.
otteozdst
fitinn iv did is.
Porittii. upon Sir FRANCIS Busoare's motion, for
tb: A MRS Cocas,lliorter
last vrtio Viscount St la WdETtibst
hieneorst
moat
an account of the application of all davits of Ad- • tad Ilia to ma set, for a gentleman had faller from his hen
minalty ; it now turns onto that this conqueror of
..weich bearrdingly psacurinsidr ;be
distik.lpeielf two eniirew•astehrim. , and w
lan
/limos Ayres, this Captain of the flaot at Capra- dual as ininates after the accident.
rlt°4 a 4 the depositions to theJery orb,horn, who wu, placed over his seasons, fur' °Se' two orio7 them
road
is m
:she:dalt !framing to bei es
. • moat. Hoot), Captain Korn. and Captain *roe- mined—A long conversation guessed on the imbjeet ; who
after near half an hour's consultation they retained • verdi
• rout, for that service, and who has Wee thanked —.. That his Lordship died by a fall from We berme' in
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. • kg Oho lipase of Commons for his superior merit on •,,eirici:ed uest;T:fe.arthiantother : 'beast)" blame is be attach,
: lig ane.
titimation, this grand patrol of all the !lets 1 a==aoseexam
. cheats in England, this id 01.4 2.4,elits's Coffee- Yesterday morning, the Princess Cimaiorti,
(souse.
was, in 11.0, a
Therchinist from aitend,
nevi. WA LLS visited Their MAJorrns and the Pall
• (tS 3 r.s. In the evening Her Royal Highness wet
meting his own merchant resselaoldcr a neutral flag tl the (users Palace, and dined with her All
to tilt' East indict. It further appears, that the gsl- -IL iTY turf the rest of the ROYAL FAMILY.
kint Commodore, upon his return to Oiteed with his Prince CASTILLCICALA will at Het MAJESTY
draw ing-riina, yesterday.
booty, was actually captured by a British ship of The Princess of W•tes was prevented oaten(
war, and that his ship and cargo became forfeited ine Her MAassee's Drawing-room, being iudi
1g gm Crown, and were condemned. It also ap-
Poled with a cold. ,
Owed, that the aforesaid Commodore, having the The last Bath arrivals are
Lady Louisa Bourke, Hon. Mr. Maude, Hon. T. Jose
good fortune to be a British Meinlier of Parlia- Sir John Lethbridge, Sir W. and Lady Elford, Sir J. A
drew% Sir Hugh and Lady Bateman, Sir Wm. Patten I
went, has had the address to get his case revised; T. Greats Sir J. Keasaway, Geo. Massive Cot. Cape'
and that upon the recommendation of the Kinees teea.Cl4).:;iritield' Col. ?.111-:caer,Y,;,(7°.l. Mt
.c‘C:t474zwiett; tow,
ADVOCATE, a Treasury-warrant was signed, Cot Hill, Ilietit..fol Brake Major Hyde, ledge Mares
Meier Toodrysi, Major Sainne, Ma* Mecum, be. Br
restoring to the ci-dreant merchant the amount Meier
Dr. Paget, Rev. Mr. Willow, Moe. Mr. Brunt.)
of his labours in his neutral flag, being the sum Rev Mr. Mabry, Rev. Mr. sad Mrs. Lloyd, ke. Sc'.
t Brigadier-Geoeral CnAIICUaD, and the Office
of t 26,000. These het. were stated by Mr.
re from Monte Video, gave a grand dine
LVIIIIIIII:TON as being within his own knowledge, yesterday, to the Spanish Hostages.
and they were stated in the presence of Commie Brigadier-General BALIBIANI,SIGNOR CArailtol
done Sir Homo Pers's, and the King's Advocate, his Aid-de-camp, amt Count guises*, the Sp
Sir Joint Nicnot.e, and admitted by both to be nish hostages, are arrived in Loudon, and reside •
Finsbury-square.
true !! ! In the division, last night, upon the The examination of Brigadier-General Sir
amendment moved by Mr. Paac aa AL. negativing ACWOUTT, OD General WHITELOCRE'S trial, elm
at half-past eleven ock, yesterday. Ca
any disclosure of the imperial** of the droits of FILAIIII. the Commanding-Officer of Artifice
Admiralty, Sir feria Pottiest voted with the Ad- gavea most accurate statement of' the state al
ministration. condition of the artillery, from the embarkation
..--siss„.„-. Monte Video, until the attack on Buenos Ayres..
The Corer.ress of the United States is proengued, Its passage through the morass and over e
not dissolved ; and Mr. Rosa arrived at Virginia on swampy ground, was attended with many damn
tier, which, by uncommon penevemtke, we're sal
the eoth December. This intelligence is comma- mounted. At a quarter to three his testirnot
imitated in private letters from America, dated in closed, and Colonel Mantes, of the 911, Drugoen
the beginning of January. We have also received was examined mail the hour of adjournment..
The Court was crowded at an early hour. New York and PhiladeThia Papers, but they are A London Paper haying lately asserted, th
not of a later date than those which arrived in the the batteries at the Cove of Cork see is tl
CORM • 1 last week. worst state, Tlie Cork Mercantile Cksocick asses
tmax------mie int the contrary, that they are in the best possibiesta
and folly competent tn protect the harbour from a
A Letter, elated St. Croix, Dec. 29, says : expedition with which the enemy may ever tunas
aAn account has just reached this place by the it ; and that this was the case long before the gni
Cantina, of the arrival of two French frigate:. at „„, of the pow,. affair. was ca,aiwitt,_,..-.8 it, the pi
Martinique with troops."—The ilochelert aqua- I
sent Mini ten. The ('oak paper admits, al
• Amon is generally supposed to be destined for the there is no. d:ukstinct naval force" kept in the harbo
• same quarter.
of Cove for its protection, but there are two f
• iffienr-Admiral Bairn has sailed with a squadron tea converted, one iato a store ship, and t
es take the Channel station, left by Admiral
other into an hospital srp, stationary in t
Deintwomai, now in pursuit of the Rochfort
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harbour fir this pnrpeens—and to the Admire
drat.
command, which extends to all Ireland, is i
I Somas, the murderer of the two ladies at Hod-
dead Hfordshi nicheda
hue squadron of fri
at sea for the protection of the trade
hates. which he ken
en, ert re, • few inotitha since, died, it
M said, lest week, in Hertford' gime roving? mad. generallyoe countries—the competency of the batter
lie had, it / CMS, refused to take any food for stye- in /act rendering a protecting naval force um
ea day, Legere. t• • I
4 ternary.
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