The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-16 00:00:00

ROYAL MARRIAGE.

The projected insrvisre betimes the Crown' Prince of Pros.
via snd Princess Masintilianne of Bavaria, noe of the twiu•
daughters of his Majesty the King of Barad*, will take place
without the Princess cheering her religion, notwithstanding
the remoosirauces of the Protestant Oren, of Berlin, who a; e
apprehensive of. the coosecpseocea that may case from pine.
hag a Catholic Princess oe the throne; but the Prime', it
steins. was so taken wits the c►arms of this amiable young
Priaceml/4 that the Ling his father cochlea* prevail on hilt-
*X to reriee bit tomcat.--(Frankfori Paper.)

REVIEW'ZN HYDE PARK.


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The Ist and Id regiments of the foot `nerds were laid
Morning reviewed in Hyde Park by his Royal Highness the
Duke of Tork, 'aecomrsuied by his Grace the Duke of Wel.
Halton, and a numerous staff of Reid officer'. The troops
fermi don the ground at nine o'clock, sod at ten his Royal
Highness arrived. He was received with presented erns,
after which the burners' of the day commenced. Tb. ma-
oeuvre' .were numerous and complicated, exhibiting is mi-
ning:4'llll the varlets' evolutions of as army in battle, ed.
canting, retreating, deploying into liar, forming hollow and
solid squarer, shifting front, laud all those other changes
familiar only to milifiry man. Nothing could exceed she
precision wilt, Which the mention." were accomplished,
and the regularity with which the discharges of musketry
took place. The Park presented a brilliant instenblageeif
rank and fashion, which was kept its constant untie's by the
frequeet and extended souvemkiii; which were made. The
scene leas altogether extremely gratifyieg, and did not cos.
elude till after twelve o'clock.
Lair,INTisLLTGENCE.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, GruLDßAt‘r.,
MORMON JOLT IS.
WWII the LORD CRISS' JOIPTICR a*d Special /metes.
r. SIR •csl. COCHRAN', DAR?.

This was an action to recover the value of 38 negro slave's
under the following drew:salaam : It apiteared that Oil the
7th March, 1815, the slaves In (pestle'', who worked on the
-phmstatiun of the Plaintiff, • native of Great Britain* domi•
cited at East Florida, wade their escape 'therefrom, and
were received on hoard his Majesty. bosh Tinsel, Terror,
afterwards landed on Cennberland Island, and ul.intately
sent ander the orders of Sir Ales. Cuehrsee to Bermuda.—
The Plalattff applied by memnriat to Sir G. Culbert, who
commanded at Cumberland bland to recover the slaves
whilst they were there, but he declined to interfere.

Mr. SCARLETT was for she Plainsiff.
The SOLICITOU-GIIIIZILAL conducted the case for the De-
fe Want.

After t►e caseihr the Plaintiff was doted,
The SoticitotaGrn tom. addressed the leery for the Der
readmit, conteeding that in point of law Sir George Cock-
bora had no more right to interfere in favour of Mr. Forbes
to compel the unhappy persons who had escaped from East
Florida to return and Isbotar for him, than he bid to compel
Ur Forbes at their iostauce to be given ■p to them.
The Cater Jurrrzcoanggested, that as there was no dif..
remote op the fasts whether a special verdict bad not better
be tam

After some discussion between the Counsel Do both
sides It was agreed that the Jury should and s var.
diet for the Mindif, subject to the opioioo of the Court
of sate. Bomb oo a formal else; the Jhry accordthgly
fogad for the Pleistif-.-Dusages 8,8001.