The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-16 00:00:00

ADDEESS TO THE PRINCE REGENT.

Tile following has been sent to us for insertion,
es the outline of an Address said to be now circu-
lp.:6 iu ninny places adjacent to the City of Lon-
he. under the auspices of a worthy Chief Ma-

pLiate

TO Nil ROVAL RIOSINIOIS
GEORGE PRINCE OF WALES.
RUMS? Or THY. VISITED KINODoIg.
Me? U please yaw kolal fliglueess,
i'Ve the undersigned inhabit a ilia of the 'oolitic& of Black-
:v.,l little Lessons, in the comity of Kent, humbly beg
leer, hi appruatit your Royal Highness with sentiments of
?luso loyal attachnietit to the person owl cnveliineent
of
',dewed ereigo, and crateful ackuovileilement of the
continued suaititenauce sod prof salon of our Religiose
and Civil Welt. and Lilo rt;i through the whole cows*
of his pattiet.e and beuiviniit rei/ii, nod the no less patriotic
and salutary ri.geney of your Royal
Appreciating as Bettuns the constituti 111 l al rights of the
iiiilijicis of this realm to ITWrI in n peaceable maisorr for
the drderly of their grievances, and petitioning for
riAresit, we view with iwilignathew add aloh.,,,eiice the Oar-
we abuses of those disaffected persons, who of late, under
the pretext of exercising this invaluable privitere, have
ironreued meetings by illti3llllAllifify pinc arils and advertise,
watts, where they bare marched trader the banners of 'edi-
t cool ajlresud their followers in language manifestly
intended to produce tamales and into/ruction.
13y meant such as these, by other more private and inst.
tliou4 'netsurf.. 511.1 under the specious affectation of Re.
ti in, doctrines have been propagated amongst the ignorant,
nod unwary, directly calculated to confound the ihetinctions
ot civil life, and destroy the sacred institutions or our once,-
irs, through the ire.lrumentatity treseou said rebellion.
foi which. ask appeared, large panties of the deluded popu-
lace Wye *dually been trained by military drillings in bi-
v hers.
Fully aware of the revolotiowary tendency of such pro.
eertlitigr, and sensible of the nsanifokl blessings derived Its
us through Deltic Providence, from the medical Constitu-
t motet which we live. we do resolve—
That we will severally and collectively use our most
stir:titans endeavours-to maintain it imiulate, by support-
ing due execution of the laws legalese all those who may
to any respect attempt its subversion, and by eitposiug too,
at :yrs on all urea:ions, and in a lawfol way, to the princi-
pies and practices of the seditious; and the mix and tnachi-
vatitrws of all such persons as shall in any manner whatever
since to ((Witch the public peace, or tnilarg,r the safety of
Li. Majesty's riuterinueut.

Signed, &c.

lIPGREGOICS EXPEDITION.

We shall here annex two letters, written by Offi-
cer*. who went out in the Henry, Captain Newport,
that *ailed from this port in the middle of May.—
(Duldirs Evnaiag Post.)
Ant Cayes, St. Domingo, .luly 5.
" On my 1111TiOli here I found IrGregor's army to consist
0'234 privates, anal 122 officers, wilrout either money, arms,
or ammunition. Hr is --. Several of the men have
died of fever, null among them two of the crew of the Mary
and Eliza."
VITRACT OF ANOTTIVIt LTSTiIt, SAME MTV..
" Thank yrnir lucky stars you dill not come out here! Our
little hand is in wain of every requisite. Nothing was pro-
vhled for aa, not even the common necessaries. NlN;regur
arrived here List night. His three Aidcaile.Crimp (Messrs.
Coielough, Semple, and Logic) are dead. Of our regi-
ment !Regiment') de Ilthernico;, Messrs. Daly moil M•Don-
sr% who came out in the ~lary Eliza. are dead; Messrs.
Bisliford, Hayes, Knipe, and Connor, are very ill of fever—
th ny officers go to Unelsec in the Mary Eliza, and thirteen
to re to St. John's, New Brunswick, in the Henry."

The neighbourhood of Warwick Castle has been
RO.t, lishisigly enlivened by the presence of his
li.,r+l Highness the Patmcs REGENT. The ring-
,rig of bells, the riffling of carriages, and the arrival
r.f strangers, have ot visioned a constant bustle.
Leamington in particular has been conspicuous in
doplaylog the loyally of its inhabitants by a general
iv„,„,„unon on Monday evening. The Grand
flotel, the library of Mr. W. G. ELUSION, and
Mr. Corrs. thy Royal Hotel, were brilliant in the
extreine. A beautiful allegorical painting was ex-
it .a.e(l in front of the Theatre, and after the per-
formances. in which Messrs. ELLISTON. MUNDEN,
mid 1)E CAMP, had appeared, a supper was given
by tile Manager to the whole company, amongst
slum wit, good humour, and loyalty reigned trie
umplant on this joyous oceasion.

His Royal Highness the Duke of KERT, tic•
brnpuiliefi by the Rev. HENRY GURNEY, Rector
of St. Clement Dimes; the Rev. S. BENNE[T,
of the Penitentiary at Millbank ; and Messrs.
GRIMES Jiiiil STRINGER, parish officers of St.
51.1rv.le.Stratitl, yesterday visited the School of
Domestic Ecouotny, Duke-street, Lincoln's Inn-
fields, established for the purpose of teaching the
rural arts, and finding employment for the parish
poor, oil the plan of Mr. SA LISOURY ; when, after
iiirpt cling a quantity of liners, sewing thread,
matting, Sr.c. his Royal Highness expressed great
pleasure at the labours of the poor, and was pleas-
ed to declare that it was his wish to promote
so laudable and useful an undertaking, that
must, if properly attended to, greatly conduce to
relieve the pari,di burdens, and materially add to
the comforts and morality of the poor themselves.
Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH arrived in town
yesterday, from thtlr seat, North Cray, Kent.
Lord MARK KERR left Sir HENRY BUNBURT,
Kart.'s scat, Milderiliall, Suffolk, yesterday, for
Ins seat, Holinwood. Oxfordshire.
Lady MARK KERR has left Holmwood, on a
si,it to Lord and Lady BRAYBROOKE, at their seat,
Berks.
Miss O'Nvii.es professinmil progress is thus an-
nounced in The Inverness Journal:—
" MISS O'NEILL IN THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
Mr. Ryder is plow' sa announcing to ihr Nubility and
Tatra' of the North of Scotland, that lie has been so fortis-
-40" as to conclude au engagement with the above must
auxiii.lied Actress of the present day, who will perform fur
'hare Nights imly, in the TnEsant-RoYst,
tannin:cum ou Saturday, 18111 September, 1819, sud raff-
ia: on Tumflay,2lsl, roi which occasion the three principal
.Lriatteis are selectrd, and will 'armor in the following
erder. telriiterrs, ;fry. Ilererly, and Juliet, the last of
airelf M appointed for tier benefit.
lea, of the Newcastle theatre,
he Bath theatre, are
A brrdeen.
ick Hotel, Hanover-
from Tunbridge
from the Continent.
late arrivals at the
the following distins
or Dartmouth, Ilse Boa.
George and Lady Charlotte
Grenlow. the Rev. E. Stan-
Leyeester, Esq., Mira hm-
Captain Johnson' F. B. Price,

Mr. and Mrs. You NG, of tl,
and Mr. HuNTLY. late of th
engaged at the Theatre Royal,
Arrivals ut the Brunswie
*pure :—The Margins of FA,
Wells; and Lord At•HBURTON,
lee
1101(LANIC.—Amung4 the
int
t)oe Royal Ilotel, Hoy lake, are 1
eas gaio,t .1 personages:-
1.01,1 eayul and family, Countess
.• 14.4111 Lear, the and Kew. lir
Ihe 'man, and funnily, tin. Kew. Mr. fir
1), N 1... Stinky and f; tttt C. to
ssur Rue. II .K. Julin.un„ Caplan
044, Henry nukes's, Esq. 4Le.
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