The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-06-23 00:00:00


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DOVIIt.SAIVRIDAV, /Lilt 21.
We have, perhaps, more than in any other tows
In the kingdom, reason to wish for peace ; And we
seem, at present, very much buoyed up with the

hope that it is not far distant. 'Chi; morning we
were most agreeably surprised by the arrival of an
English Messenger, with dispatches froth Boulogne.
About four o'clock, this morning. he was sent off
in a French boat. from that place, to the Vestal
frigate, of 29 guns, Captain Digby, lying off the
French toast in Boulogne Roads. At Eve o'clock,
e. m. the boat reached the Veda!, which immedi.
ately manned one of her boats, and sent the Met..
stager for this place, judging, from the state of the
wind and weather, that it was the most expedition;
mrde of conveying him to En7land. About •
u'cloc!: this morning he landed Len., and wei,t to
the Lm:don Hutel, where he or.iered a chaise east
four for London. No time was lost ; and every
thi'g being prepared, be proceeded on his joianer
for town, where, I presume, he will airier this
evening. Of the particulars of his divatches Ke
can form no idea hut the belief that they relate to

a nersciation for peace, is general. The Messen.;
ger's name I cou'al not learn. fie spoke Fin ct
and English fluently. It is th,refore only irons
his speaking the latter to well, and his general
snannirs ar.d appearance, that I am enabled to say
be is Eniish.
art O'CLOCK, p et.
Two srtingglinz litzlere are hrsug!lt in mo.
ment; they were taken off Deal Brach ; three mora
are expe.tled next tide. They are, I believe.
brought in upon suspicion of heir.g concerned in this
late affray whic4 took place at De-1, betivren the
smul,glers and Custotn•itouse t Ricers. The wind
has been too short. during the whole of the sury,
for any square-rig zed vessel to sail out or (odic
SOUIIII/1.111)TOA. Jt etc 21.
On Wedoesday,Cri.eral D n. the els
Govi.tnor of J-rrey,estabarles oti hoard the Mo.
Chores, Grinmander, boo .et aai t.a .be
above irran.i, under the recut t of two aimed ittAlytte
employsci in the service of Govera.r.ol4 Fon-
brig. ordered j-in them off YainioKb.atttnaleil
the General across S'hannel. •
On the some d y pa. d ilsiongh this dice. firrty
recruits from Ireland, ar.d ware amisiukrd f.r tie •
Isle of Wignt.
The branch Generals Lap-ype a'-.l
smuts in this coan.ry, wigs s, v.' I • • her Okette
and their servants, are hourly caps& d here. to 410..
bark ou board a vessel, n it'll a lag a t teaee,provid-
eJ to convey them to Millais
The /foe cotter, in the service of t'.e ragmen.
Yeats, Girr.mander, has *tot in her a 1.41,1 with
a prise of 40 tubs of spirits. &e.
On Monday last, the Frome Selwnod V
tier Int:vary marched to Longleat, the seat of
the Most Noble the Marquis of BATH, where they
were entertained by the o.ficers of tw Regimens.
with a Breakfast and dinner. consisting of every
thing which could contri, ate. to evader the ent
ment a trite Englit4 one A large party of Ladies
and Military Gentlemen dined with the Officers a
two spacious fitoquees, beautifully cheated re die
point of Puck Hill, which commands one of the Most
extensive and delightful views in the Kingdons,
(and from which the mountains of Wales may be
easily discerned in favourable wearier) ; die eater-
ta.nment consisted of the delicacies of the seams,
and the best wines, during which the band played
the most favourite airs and marches, w. ich, coo-
spiring with the rural beauties of this inch alias
snot, tendered the tout es:rouble truly chartniag.
The corps went through their manoeuvres in excel.
lent style.
The mrspaiderstanding between the masters sad
journey,tsen boakbialtes is at length made up. Ti.
latter aernanded half an hour's rest in the afternoon,
which being refused by the rr.arters, mot of them
left their employ, and the trade has been alrnost en-
tirely suspended these two months. The men have
now agr..sd to relinquish their claim ; it being al,
dersiourl that the masters, in general, will grart
them. as an indulgence, what they would eve
acquiese in as a right.
Tie projeffed improvements is Westminster-Halt
will he iiruce..ded on during_ the ensuing sacritior.
The sew Court of Rile' Besehis to be. hoih aW
tie opposite side of the H ill to the Common Plow,
nest Speakm's Court-yard. •I'his lots long; hers
woisted.asthepresent Court is considerably too
for the accommoda: ion Inspired. That which is new
The Ercheqn -r Bill t)fh:e is to be c-nserted icier
a room fog the accommodation of the 0414;111
Jury, and s vend adideing apartment are to hobs*
far the commence or the Judges' attendaint,
abd t.ie 06z ...es of .hr C ow- Oa the esistiar p 4.1
of the Hall, next tie Al•.ey, four Coifee•hessost
arc rn be entree for the ..c •,irmnettlion of aere
ristn's wit ivies, &c. anti al, the sheds whidtrirkwil•-
grace that yenta-irk pde are to be pulled down. mid
the enzetnees to the Hall repa red and heati•lfeda
Ttatisalay night, a 1 °Taman, heuiaging to
small parte of smugg'• rs, in attempting to eee,iye
with his goof-, was shut dead by a cussomtheare
officer. asm distance from Fr-Pt-rime. The e
of the smuggle tilhed era. of Al ing .1.
a ailage betwer t 11. the and Ashford. The sir.;.:-'t
of t e Coro et's invest WA, irtf•l n.rider against the
w o is a iro ,torlen branig ng to as es
ciiitom•h ws• -h. at, sti..oed at a Once called . -st •
WAT» pa!, a little o the teas:ward of Fel,s.ints •
There is Dow hanging on a tee- in rs garden Lies*.
lotting to the Eol or %Naas: cr. at rurob,.v•-
Gricn, apple. to th. I st year's grov.th, as petrels
as they were lag fl•n•eit,fiet. Also, e-h ars the e,a'
sksarance more col . fatheir bristi; Ihtrour
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ROY AL FA .1.114. r.
Saturday morning, Princesses Anousra, SOPHIA'
and Ansi.' AL, accompanied by Colonels Tar oa,
Castrucci., &c. took an airing on horseback is
Windsor Great Park.
His Mtotsrv, Princesses stimusra, Sothis,
Bind Asia( lA, act. moanied by Gen-rats Firzitov,
GA urn, &c. wAllieJ on the Terrac- in the evening.
The Royal. Fality ate espc9 ! in town to-
trorrow. It is thought they will ie occasionally
It re,' or at Ke..v, till I.aiday, whets they will return
go Walther, where, it is supposed, they will continue
for three weeks, alto: which they will remove to
Kew.for Ave.
Princess Msav's apartments in Windsor Castle,
lave beta fitted up and new furnished within these
few days.
The Duke of CUIIIIBIL A SD'S arartments in
Windsor Castle arc shortly to be Sued up, and
furnished in a very elegant style.
Yesterday motaine, at eleven o'clock, the Royal
Horse Cnards (Blues), and the King's Own Stair-
ford mnitl4, marched into Windsor Castle Court
Yard. Soee after, His MAJ ES IrY, attended by Ge-
nerals FITZSOY and GAILTM. Colonel CAM ruct.g.,
&c. walked round the line, the bands playing. God
core Me King, and was met by the Princesses Als-
o twee and ASIZLIA, who walked to St. Gorge's
Chapel, and heard an excellent sermon peached
by the Rev. Dr. Noe/Rey, from the Sd Chapter
First Epistle to Corinthians, and 13th Verse. After
Divine Service, the ROYAL Easy', sr took an airing
to Ingnsnre. Windsor is very full of company.
it. Royal Highness the Duke on CL AlttiCt. we
are n..ppy to state, is recovering from his late indis-
puaiti. wh'ch was an attack on his lungs.
We a concerned to state, that the Princess
MALY • seriously indisposed at Windsor. On Fri-
day aft. r. on Her Royal Highness was suddenly
seized w. 's au oppression'of the stomach. succeeded
by eiolt.. spasms, and much p tin. The Roe
Fe KILT were for some time plunged into the deep-
est alattlion, and it was concluded Her Royal High-
ness WAS fatally alieffed ; the was, however, con-
tr..) -II to hrr chamber, and medical assistance im-
Yre• iattly prt.curea. Het Royal Highness re-
niaisad during the night extremely indisposed; but,
we,:.ITL;.
Ikhappy3uloo;4( Ax,weas,
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hbt W•ttei r
r yesterday,
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IMP ROMP? U.
The tie by plainly told,
o—n—ir most leant se blurb ;
la the glng's Bettell LOS M SO bold.
to the House of Commons. Mat
J. M. G.
aaasNacuweauwnecs
Mr. Ras comes forward, this night, in the ia-.
'nesting part of hie Edward Mortimer, in Mr. Cc:is-
m/ties excelleet pity of The beware. FROM
the talents V. Ras displayed in &lesion. many
parties are formed to witness his delineation of SW
le/wet I Steriestr.
...roloastom PITT gave a grand party, on Fri-
day evening last. at her house in Arlington-street
In the splendid circle were, the Duchess of
Borrow, the Countess of UMBILICI(' and Lady
N &WRIST.
'Elie Marchioness of SA ussoav will give a
grand Musics! Party this night.
The place when Tyiaen Tree once' stood, is
changed into amt *legato Crescent, and has obtained
the name of 'I 1b cigar.
Mrs. &woof, et-Jeorree Miss MULDAT, has a
concert this bight. at the Rotunda. in Deblin,
when she will sung Sweet Bird," accompanied by
Mr. Manors on the violin.
The Duke of Riciluorso is at Goodwood. much
'Tomtit,' from his late severe indisposition. His
Grace's domestics bad au entertainment, on Friday,
to testify their joy at his Grace's recovery.
Madairse Cos-e List, who is to succeed Gs Assiwi
at the Opera House, will be a great favourite
among the Tobtree.
As the (ladling Irish Baronet is become a irsielot
Arrant. he will probably attempt to deliver the fair
lady from the escheated castle.
Bitory Races commence this day. Near 60
horses have been.exptered.
'lle Park aid Keitsingtou Gardens were crowded
with company yesterday.
Saturday, at five o'clock in the afternoon, the
Niece of Watts left town for Bibury Races in
Oxfordshire.
The Castle of Lyoos, in the county of Kildare,
long famed for its beautiful scenery, placed on a
hills and overlOokine the Greed Canal trom Dublin
to Cleltc, Queen's County, Sec. &c. end the hos.
pitaide acid prir.cely abode, for ages, of the A v t.-
Ina family, lbw ancestor, of the C,ousteas of K co-
ma ve. is row „the about: of the frail Peeress !
Nit Royal Highness the Duke of Gtoacciraa
gate a most magnificent dinner. at Wissis's rooms,
tan Saturday last, to the Officers of the 'Hurd Regi-
ment of Guards. There were present two hundred
Nobility and Gentry ; among whom were, 'their
Royal Ilightlesses the Dukes of YORK' KBI.To
CA MILOIDGB and Susses; and the Eat' of Mote a....
Messrs'. TAIMOI4, FITZ•IMMOILS' LLITZ' and Dica
Punt lent their musical talents on the occasion. A
number of excellent catches and glees were sung,
which nsuch increased the hilarity of the evening.
Gamete. iMassauretator.--Meurs. Ess:unisa and
SLADE sespeefully intorm the Nobility and Gentry.
that there will be given, by authority of the Lusa
CHA MIIENL A IN, at the Ladies' New Assembly
Rooms, in Luule Artoll-street. a Grand Mas-
querade, on 1 uesday. the Ist of July text, on the
same plan, with the ornamentr, decorations. &c. &e.
as the last, under the pationage of sever.il 'ache
arid gentlemen ut diati sinus There will be a but
supper, cousistiog of ail the delicacies of we season,
;ma the wines of the best Port, Sherry, and Caam-
yaigne. Persons wishing to subscribe, by AFplyirg
indoie SAteidAy text, at the Committee Rooms. as
drove, will receive their tickets, by paying their
Subscriptions.—No eu•tre than 600 tielolis will be
'med.—Subscription. Tickets for Ladies, ii. Is.
tech.—For Gintlenstn, ft I Is. 6d.

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