The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-16 00:00:00

ENGLISH CAPTIVES IN TRANCE.

We were yesterday favoured by our Cones-
pondent at Paris, with a list of the English who
have been arrested in that city and sent to Fon-
tainbleau, by order of the French Government. We
at the same time received from Calais, and several
other towns, lists, containing the names of the per-
sons arrested in it, and several other places. They
are as follow :
AT PARIS, MAY 25, 1303.

Countess of Ancrarn, and 3
English servants
Mr. S. May
Mr. O'Ruuike
Mr. Dollman
Mr. Wilbraham, from Ches-
ter
Mr. and Mrs. Latten, from
Dublin
Mr. Duff, late of the Ist regi-
ment of guards
Mr. Holland, And Mr. F. Hol-
land,late of Madras
Capt. Shane
Mr. M. Fletcher
Mr. Harris

rral4l, Mrs. Fitzgerald (late.
Mrl. K. Stewart), and two
English servants
Dr. Hewctaou, of the Ronal
Navy
Dr. W. May, Dr. Thomas,
Mri. Thomas, and family
Dr. Carmichael Smith
Mr. Smith and family
Dr. Wickham and Dr. Ma--
lean, Oxford Travelling k- el-
low
Dr. M4Nab
Mr. Mink?, son of Dr. Moz.
ley, Pall-Mall
.Mr. Hare, M. P.
Mrs. n-arce, and family
Mr. C. Stirling
Mr. and Mrs Olipl,int
Mrs. and Miss Dundas, of
Diindes
Rev.l. Lee
Rev. D. B. O'Connor
Captain Dun, St,l4 of Sir A.
Don, of Newton
Rev. L. Smith
Rev. Dr. Ke.trney
Mr. Macplier,on
Mr. Potts and family, three
Daughters and two Cousins
Mr. limes, Principal of the
Scotch College
Mr. Walter Boyd, Mr. Boyd
and family, Mr. Walter
Boyd, jun. and 2 English
servants

Miss Goddard, sister to Mrs.
Boyd
Mr. C. Boyd, nephew to W.
Boyd
Mr. W. Burdet, from Bristol
Mr. It. Ferguson
Mr. French, and Mrs. French,
lately Mrs. St. George, Siter
of Viszount Go ford
Mr. M'Mahon, b3d regmt.
Rev. Mr. Churchill
Rev. Mr. Bentinck
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford
Mr. A. Cockburne, Consul at
Itunburgh, and Mrs. Cock-
hums
Mr. P. Benfield
Mrs. and 2 Miss Cannons
Two Miss Wades

John Nichols, Esq. M. P. I Mr. and Mrs. Pcptoe and fa-
Captain I lawtry roily.
Mr. T. Crawford Mrs. P. Crespigny
Earl of Elgin Mrs. Hither
Eari of Yarmouth Mr Wardrobe from Edinburg
Countess of Yarmouth and fa- Mr. N. Archdale Copt-, Mrs.
roily f and Mi-s Cope, and Eng.
Hun. Mr. Eatcrey I lish servants
Sir James de Bath, and one Mr. G. Archdale
English servant Mr. H. Seymour
Sir Thos. Clawing, and Lady Mr. Luci a Clncannon, M. P.
Sir M. Cromie, Mr. L. Cm- for Seaford
inie, and an English servant Mr. Concannon
Sir G. Temple and Lady Mr. and Mrs. TatheS from
Sir E. Impey, Lady Impey, Northamptonshire
and family Mrs. Ker, house of Boyd and
Mr. and Mrs. Greathead, and Ker.
Mrs. B. Greathead 'i Mr. Conally.
Mrs. Orby Hunter I Mr. Hickey
Cul. Macaamara, Capt. Fitz- Mr. Lloyd
Al sastek.
Mr. Rkhanlson, Reit.
AT Amirtss.
Lady Caroline M‘Kenzie and Mrs. Rainsforth
family Mr Brown, formerly of 8a...
Mr. Crutnell !ague
mart Ltt.
nt Barrington
/LOONS.
Marchioness of Tweedale
LASS.
Mr. lmpett, late Major in the
63d kegiment
Dr. Lynch
Mr. Thompson
Capt. Sutton, of the Prince of
Wales Government Packet,
Mr. Morphew, his mate,
and six sailors, in gaol
Capt. Latimore, of the Nark?
Packet, Ms mate, and three
sailors, in gaol
Mr. and Mrs. Lempriere, and
family; and Mr. Lovolite

AT ABB
Lord Viscoon
AT sou
Marquis of Tweedale

AT C
Mr. James Cranford, late Mi-
n'ster Plenipotentiary at
Hamhurgh
lion. Mr. Wallop
I inn. Col. Abercromby
Lieut. Col. Swain; Royal
Artillery
Lieut. Col. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. JoddreU, from
Cheshire
Mr. Brookes, from Cheshire
Rev. Mr. Smith, of Oxford
Mr. Paine

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Tuesday evening the Royal Family walked on the
Terrace at Windsor, Her Majesty's Band, and the
Staffordshire Militia Band were stationed there, and
played several excellent pieces of Martial Music,
while the Royal Party were walking. On account
of the Ascot Races, Windsor was extremely full,
and a great concourse of company were on the Ter-
race.
Tuesday soon after twelve o'clock- his Royal
Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE arrived from
the Continent, at his apartments in St. James's
Place.
In the evening his Royal Highness set off to
Windsor, to pay his respeets to his ROYAL PA-
RENTS, Scc.
At nine o'clock the same evening, his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cs 'daemon arrived with his
suite. On his Royal Highness's arrival being an-
nouced, their MAJEsTIES. and the PaiectssEs has-
tened to meet him at the entrance of the Lodge, and
the whole Family congratulated his Royal High-
ness on his safe arrival. His Royal Highness left
Hanover in such haste, that he was obliged to leave
most of his luggage behind.
The Inns of Windsor tang on the arrival of the
Royal Duke.
On Tuesday night Ministers sent two Messengers
with dispatches to his MAJESTY at Windsor.
At eight o'clock yesterday morning the Royal
Family attended Divine Service at the Chapel
Royal, Windsor.
Soon after breakfast, His MAJtsr v, the Dukes
of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, Princess So.
PHIA and AMELIA. attended by General GARTH,
Colonel FITZROY, Major DESBROW, Sir W. and
Lady PITT, Lord VILLIERS, Lord HENLEY, and
Colonel CARTWRIGHT, took an airing on horse-
back in Windsor Great Park, and inspeEted the
different farms till near two o'clock.
Her MAJESTY, and the Princesses AUGUSTA.
ELIZABETM, and MARY, attended by the Cuteness
Of AYLESBURY, Lady ISABELLA TtivNNE, Lath
MATILDA WINYAIID, walked to Frogmorie, and
viewed the alterations and impmvements, that are
making there, till about five o'clock, when the
Royal Party returned to the Lodge in two coaches.
It is reported that the Royal Family will go to
Lindhurst instead of Weymouth this SuMnier.
It affords pleasure, that Mr. BA eiNeroe, the
Member for Leicester, has it in his power in contra-
diet the reports of his death, for he is neither dead
nor bleeping.
Yeterday morning with special licence, by the
Right Rev. the Bishop of London, at St. James's
Church, the Rev. WILLIAM ANTl:uses, ReCtor of
ACIon, to Miss Bow tEs, daughter of the late Rev.
Mr. Bowees.
Nothing material occurred in the Court of King';
Bench yesterday, except that the rule for a new
trial, in the case of the KIN° against HILL Da
is-
v, Esq. was discharged with costs.
Yesterday 'three horses started for the Plate, at
Ascot I I0:::11 Laces; they ran two heats, and M.
DURAND'S .11074/4 Rader proved vidor.

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