The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

debate, that this subject should be mitered fur in.
vestigation to the Finance Ctsinnsittre. Ile finally
moved, that the commitment of the Bill should be
deferred till Monday st'unight—bat this motion
was lust on a division, being supported by 80, and
opposed by 164.
Sir MATTHEW W. RIDLEY made his promised
motion for reducing the number of the Junior
Lords of the Admiralty. There are six of there
Junior Lords, whwii. place', Mr. CANNISti says,
are very u•cfal, as affording the meaur of iostruc-
tion to so many youth( Statesmen. The I louse of
Commons, it would seem, are determined to ►up-
port the seminary, for Sir M. W. RIDLEY'S mo-
tion was last night negatived on a division. The
Minority, however, was so considerable, that hopes
may be entertained of tiering young Statesmen, at
no distant period, sent to school at their parents'
expense. The numbers were, for the motion 164—
Against it 243.

Barbadoes Papers have been received to the
26th of January. In the House of Assembly, on
the 28th of December, a letter was read by the
Clerk from Mr. JORDAN. accompanying a 'picture
of EDWIN Lord HAREWOOD, presented to the
Colony by his descendant the present Nobleman of
that name. A vote of thanks was immediately
passed by the Anembly, and a request that his
Lordship would sit for his own picture, to be
painted at the expense of the Colony.
A Proclamation. by Lord COMDEIIIIERN, offer•
ing a reward of one hundred pounds, was issued on
the 3d of January, for the discovery of certain
persons who had maliciously reported that the pri-
vates of his Majesty's third West India regiment
had a disposition to revolt and mutiny. The Pro-
clamation avers, that the regiment has 4, always
borne the highest character for strict discipline,
courage, and subordination, whether in garrison or
in the field."

The following ore extracts from these Pipers :
B4RBADOCS. JANUARY G.

His Majesty's ship So!liberty arrived this morn-
ing, bearing the flap of Rear-Admiral Campbell,
who is to succeed Admiral Harvey in this com-
mand; and, upon coming round the Fort, there
was an interchange of salutes with her and the
Antelope flag-ship. This ship called at Madeira,
whence she had a passage of 19 days. Colonel
de Burgh, of the 2d regiment, came passenger.

The French corvette Coquette came in on Sun-
day, from Martinique. with letters from General
Donzelot, Governor of that Island, as well as from
Le Comte de Lardenoy, Governor of Guadeloupe,
addressed to his Excellency Lord Combermere,
and to Rear-Admiral Harvey, in which they tender
their sentiments of condolence upon the death of
our Queen.

The Navy Estintatee have been printed by order
of the House of Commons: they amount to
41,148,52131. Ks. 7d. Estimates have also been
printed of the charge that may be necessary for the
buildiug mid repairing of ships of war end uther
works, ingether with the sums that will be wooled
for the Transport Service, and by the Victualling
Board, for the cost of provisions for the use of the
army on board transports and in garrisons *broad ;
The total charge for the Ship is £1,145,430
For the improvements iu the Yards
For Army Provisions
For the Transport Department

2,335,268
To which add the Nicy Estimates

Total £4,453,794
Of the sum destined for the Navy, the E•iiiiiate of
the Fielf.pay, Superaninuitiosis. and Pensions, &e.
amongst. to no less shim 1,145,6951/. 18a. 941. The
Civil Supereimustions and Pensions amount to
100,694/.65. 4d. From this mny be collected how
very venal' a portion of this enormous sum goes
bow fide to maintain the seller naval strength of
the country ; and yet if the cry of the people for re•
trenchment he heard by the Ministers. it will be an-
swered only by dismantling a few additional ships,
while the civil establisment of the Navy, the six
Lords of the Admiralty, and the hosts of clerks,
are permitted to continue.
Mr.BaAwD'S Bill for the preservation of the Game,
has been printed by order of the House of Com-
mons. This Bill, which is founded upon the Re-
solutions of the Committee to which the subject
war .some time since referred, states in its weam-
ble " that the existing laws have been found inade-
quate to their object of .preserving the Game, and
are impolitic and inconvenient, and in many cases
are oppressive and unjust, and it is expedient to re-
paid the,same. awn to establish other provisions in
lieu thereof." The following are the
.principal
enacting clauses
:
Former Acts to he repaakd, idler a period to be fixed,,en
far u they rests-Ma persona under. Ake degree or rank, mid
nut beide' such estates as is the said Acts are specifiell,
from killing game, and am impose a penalty on persons not
qualified to kill game, keep goo, dug, 11me. fur destruction '
thereof, or prohibit the 'mynas and selling of game.
All harm, rabbits, pheasants, partridges, grouse heath
and moor game, bustards, •oodrocks, swipes, quails, lam
dralls, wild ducks, teal, widgeon. and all other wild sad en- i
reclaimed animals and the yousig and eggs of all such alai-
malt, are to ha declined tbe property of the possessor of the
lard.
Lessor of the land may reserve the properly and right of
parsaiagaadiiiiiiag game.
Persoos entitled by possession of land, or by reservation
epos the demise thereof lu the game thereon found, may
authorise any persou us perms, to kill game order certain
restriotions.
No person whosoever to destroy game by snare nr Oct.
The present Art mot to affect the forever Acts, ma ear as
they relate to the times fixed fur killing game, or the power
of Lords of Manors to appoint lIIISSe-keep ell. et die 11".
Wig duties payable opon.duipocc.
The other cluuses relate to the mode of recovering
the Pe"llice• The avowed object of the Bill is
ur
give the lain.:lioliker. su interest in the pie. ration of
the vitae.

"A•r.:.l) 44
•
Ntg) .24 4
t,
,
t•
Nor aW tke • ,A,Alstg"
Z 41%, ►• et Ito°

THE PRINCE RE.GENT'S LEVER.

Yesterday his Royal Iligliness the Misses Regent
held his fist Lever at Carlton House, Sur the
season, which haviug been publicly nwiced fu►
near a fortnight past, in addition to its being hille
munch. since his Royal I held a Lev. r. awl
London bring extremely full at his season, it Irast
expected that it would be thronged to Cs.
eels,' awl it was owing to these impressions, tar
doubt, that die Levee was slot inure crowded duns
it Was, by the very numerous aseeisililsge of all
ranks and parties, to pay their dutiful re, acts aud
stied-intent to the Prince Regent.
The Prince Regent's Howell°ld opptortsl in
deep mourning for the late Queen, to nteive the

company.
At one o'clock a Guard of Honour, under the,
command of Lieut.-Colonel the Hormurable J emus
Stewart, marched into the Court-yard of Carlton
House, preceded by the baud of the 3.1 iegimesit
of Foot Guards. in their state uniform. A detat
ment of the Life Guards, with their mounted Ina
baud, arrived soon after in Waterloo place, oppcsite
Carlton House, to act under the dileciton or
the police, to regulate the carri•geo, &r. The
bands played alietnetely : and the very favourabla
stale of the *cadres, caused the anteemblege of the
military to be VI vary untied specter*, mod attracted
a considerable crovid, chit it) of rtspe etable p. rsuro,
the essetublage of the Court fur a Levee being a
novelty.
A party of the Yeomen of the Goers!, under the
command of the Eson in wailing, lintel the graind
hall, in their lull mourning inetiorin, as Ihry ay.
peered at the funeral of the hale Queen, with their
widens or arms covered with clime.
The same deputation from the corps of the Gen.
denten Pensioners as weer in edieurtai Cr et Ilse lu-
neral of the late Queen, attended upoti lies tto)
Highness yesterdmy, consisting of Nle.bl I. Pair.
W. Alley. M. Wilkinson, Smith, H.
Page, Cooke. It. %Valmont', Thailton, Ilene Is.
M. Wells, Clerk of the Check. and Lieutenant
Henderson. Their battle-axes were emceed with
crape. The naval and military officer., in addl-
lion to the crape on their &WWI. Mule bloc k breeches,
stocking,, and buckles.
The Prince Regent entered Ins closet about half..
past two o'clock. and Base audience to several of
the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers. The
Archduke Maximilian turd suite hod an audieeice
of the Prince Regent, and took leave. of ins Royal
Highness. previous to his Serene Higlivess's dr.
parterre from England, which was expected its rake
place last eve 1111 l g.
The Duke Sets Carlos, the Spanish Ambassador,
and Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, lead
audiences of the Prince Regent, and were conduct.
ed by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of the Cere-
monies. to deliver letters of cotirlolent r horn their
Sovereigns. upon the death of her late Alsjesty the

Queen.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dotes of York mud Gloom.
ter, were presto*, as were Mull of Ilse Calder. druid. rs, lite
Great Officers of Stale and the littosehold, the Archbishops
of Canterbury aid York, the Vice-Chancellor, the :Heater of
the Rolls, the Chief Jost ice of the Coro of limes R. uch, ilea
Attorney sad Soliritor-General, the badge of Ilse Admiralty
Court, the Lord Mayor of Landow, Ilse Recorder 4.f London,
the Sheriffs (Roberts soil Girtygswe) of Loading mud Mobllcsea,
the Judge Advocate, Uader-Sheriff T , limier-Sheriff
Pullets, the Kill's Proctor, the Secretary at War, In.
Among the nuntertms assemblage theme were
also present the following, who were upwards of
two hours and a half setting down trout thetr car.

ridges and chairs :
Dukes—Wellington, Portland, Roxburgh, San Carlin,
Norihrischerlanil. Athol. Norfolk, Argyll, Purser, Newcastle.
Merpiser—Winebester, Stafford, Worcester. (711111111t11.
TWeedthele, Horsily, Lansilowss,Anglesay,Binkiagbarii, Bath,
Salisbury, Cbulrouodeley, Hamilton.
harts—Besboruugh, Hardwick', Lauderdale, Winehilsca,
Ormond, Furtescuse, Siratbroure, Temple. A arra m, Ciao is
ham, Wicklow, Aberdeen, Rosalyn, Breeds Shane, Westmeath,
Huntingdon Shaftesbury, Rocksavage, Hare* ..... I. Mex.
borough, Ahiergavenny, St. Germain., Clare, Bunions, A lbe.
mane, Beerier, Limerick, Yarmouth, Aylesbury, Bridge.
water, Coveniry, Psnibroke, Harcuuri, Macclesfield, Limes.
pool, Westmorland, Harringion, Lonsdale, Delaware.
Viseourds—Clive, Exmoulb, Cranborne, Carleton, CODS.
tlereagh, Newport, Kilmorcy, Glenorrhy, Sidniouth, Nor-
manhy, Northland, Gun, Melville, Bridport. Kirkwall,
Keith, Deerhurst, Lake, Sydney, Palmerston, Melbourne,
Jocelyn,
Lords—E. O'Bryen, C. Bernina, Amherst, Clare, Greg.
grille, Graham°, R. Seymour, Greaves, Kenyon,
H.
Thrum, G. Lennox, Dunally, Rossano.", J. Stuart, Colville,
Napier, Hartlend,ltrt,Walsiagham,Teigrinsouth, Lou vino,
Garvagh, Sallona, Hay, E. Somerset, Lyneduck, Arden H.
Howard, J. Murray, St. Helens, Boston, Grainlcy, sad J.
Tkynne.
Right ffonourobbs—Sir B. Bkmoifiehl, R. Peel, Sir G.
Hill, W. Dundee, Beckelt, N. Yansittart, Sturges Buono ,
G. Counting, C. Long, W. W. Pole, W. usk Warm, B. Bullrunat,
and F. Robinson.
Henourribtes--Basil Cochrane, Mr. Clime. C. Colville.
Captain Mande, R.N. Rev. J. Neville, Captain R. Cron,
Lieut. E. Gore, Lied(.-General E. ?hippo, Major E. Gun,
Rev. R. Wellesley, King, and W. Lamb.
Bishops Chester, Ely, Gloucester, Landig, Exerts.,
Salisbury, and London.
Ambassadors and Ahaisterw--Araericao. Swedish, Saxus,„
Neapolitan, Spaoisb, Netherlands, Sardinian, Rosario, arid
Portuguese.
Throne—Wolfe, Sterollaild, Just, ?killdeer, Fagel.
Nolcken, and de Montesquieu.
Counts—Ludelf, Munster, Lieven, Wirrenitow, end Lucie.
Sirs—W. Congreve. C. Flower, J. Boatent, S. Shepherd.
T. Bell, J. Graham, G. Noel, W. Trerrwy, Sari
R. S. Hawks, C. Mundt, J. dairy, J. Sinnou, A. Julinstuu,
W. H. Robinson, F. Deranges, A. Lechmere. Batt J. Cone
rill, G. Nay ler, B. Spencer, N. Dukiotiebl, A %1 'way. S. R.
Harland, H. Jones, 1. Herrington, G. Shi (rier. .1. or
A. Farriagton, Bart. F. de Itaiteribures, H. Wilding. 1)
Baird, R. Arbothaot, T. Liddell, C. Coghill. W. Keptwl,
J.Sewell, T. B. Thompson../ Compton. I). Park. C. Imhoff,
J. Montgomery, J. Doyle, H. Johnsou, Sir Wor Corns, C.
Edmonton', C. Campbell, R. Jackson.. R. Hill, H. Calve rt,
G. Wood, F. Millman, R. Blair, C. ilalketl, G. Nugent, J,
Campbell, .1. Lyon, R. Bolton, C. Asgin, H. Oakes, L.
.Paget, C. Green, H..Fase. W. P. curus, G. Illiirrav, 1, G.
Maclean, R. Gifford; N. Colorist, W. %moan, D. Douche.
H. Tenser, C. Hastinp, R. Wipers, ion G. Jeering him. ,
G. Gurley, W. Stirling, J. Shelty, ockerell, .1. N. ism..
gams, H. Campbell, R. Gesditrer, N. Tureens, ./. Sylvesti
J. P. Ackland, R. Chester.
lisclove....l. B. Grain, Higkroure, Terrill, Pipit,
Paris, Gym y.
Draft of blrestoninseer.
/lessen threfirrs—Stivelec Clarke, Holcombe, Shun,
Pekin.
Aldirmen--Airch, Sir C.. Hunter,
keeereail ihrsore..--J. ',respite, J. Ferrero, 11..141ch,

- .- .-