The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-29 00:00:00

YORISIHRE ADDRESS.

(Co London, November 42,1319.
Stu—We have the 206814c1/on to inform yuu, that we
hare this day bad the honour of preseuting to his Royal
Highness the Prince Repot, at an audience appointed for
that express purpose, the humble Address of the county of
York, which his Royal Highness was graciously pleased to
Mel We.

We beg leave to avail ourselves of this opportunity of
thanking the gentlemen of the county, fur the distinguished
honour they have conferred upon us in appointing its to
convey their sentiments to his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, upon this important occasion.
We most respectfully assured his Royal Highness that the
Address contained the sentiments of a vett large portion of
the important county of York, in respect to the lamentable
occurrences which took place at Mauchrister on the 16th of
August last. To those sentiments we assure you mid the
Gentlemen of the county, that we feel it to be our duty to
give our best support, upon every occasion, and in every
situation.

We have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient bumble Seamus
(Signed) ,NORFOLII.
THA NET.
tVENTWORTH FITZWILLIAM.
Wrkeitims, Esq. Mc. fix.

The account in Consols closed on Thursday last,
without a single instance of defalcation, either pub-
lic or private, 'hough the difference of price be-
tween the highest and lowest quotation has been
full 4 per cent.

The Earl of Ktistobt. has enrolled himself as a
private iu the Perthshire yeomanry cavalry.
Another Reform Meeting took place at Kilmar-
nock on Satu►day week, and is said to have been
attended by upwards of 15,000 Reformers and
spectators. The usual itinerant orators were pre.
sent, and the usual Radical Resolutions were
passed.

A letter from a lady at St. Christopher's, dated
October 19, to her sister at Bath, states that 130
persons had lost their lives at Tortola, by the falling
of the dwelling-houses during a dreadful hurricane.
The transports Khmersley castle mud Moms
and Mary, Lieutenant Corms, agent, sailed from
Portsmouth on Friday for Bristol, to take on board
330 men, women, and children (•ettlerr), fur the
Cape of Good Hope.
Lieutenant C. WOLRIGE is appointed agent of
transports at the Cape of Good !lupe. Mr.
EMBRIC VIDAL is appointed Secretary to Real,
Admiral LAMBERT.

Governor FAROUBAR returns to the island of
Mauritius in the Vigo, 74, Captain T. Baoivis.
A letter from Halifax, dated October IS, 1819,
states, that the Bellene, Capt. Ggoace PECHELL.
had arrived there from • cruise, during which she
had, by the vigilance of her boats, captured three
American smugglers on the coat, who had had •
fund successful trade in landing tea, silks, &c.
The Bellew was about to proceed to Bermuda for
the season, as the cold weather had just commenced.

On Tuesday sailed from Portsmouth the Tartar
42, Commodore. Sir GEORGE RALPH COLLIER,
Bart, and K.C.B. for the coast of Africa; and on
Thursday the Liffey, 42, Capt. Hun. H. DuNCAPI
for Plymouth, with money for the use of the dock
yard there.

- Ships in port at Plymouth—
Hassamsze-.-Wiledsor Castle, Impregnable, Hetiros,
Shamrock, Hardwick?, Active, Fos, sad Wolf.
Between the Island and .)Isis—Pininy sod Lapwing.
/a the Sound—Spartan, Tribune, Dotterel, sad Tartar.

HAZARD and Co. sold in Sherri the First—draren
Prise in the present Lottery, entitled to Twenty
Thousand Pounds (Money and Consols), N 0.7,370, at thcir
Offices, Royal Exebanieeirale; 26, Cornball; and 324,
Oxford...trees, turner of Beallow-street ; where Takers and
Shares are now selling for the next Day of Drawing,
December I, when Two more Prises of 20,000/. (Money and
Console), must be drown in the first Gee minutes, and Four
other 20,0001. Prizes pray I. drawn.

RICH•11090N, GOODLIMIC. and Co. respect-
fully acionisit the Public 'hot the Second Day of
Drawing will be tbe 9th of December, when Two more
20;000/. Money and Consul Prises will be drawn, and the
chauce of Four more on that day. RICHARDSON, GOOD-
LUCK, and CO. sold last Lottery No. 71d, • Prise of
34,0901. Consols, and No. 709, • Prim of 5001. is Whole
Ticket., and iu the protest Lottery, No. 4,390, • Prize of
4001. Consols, in a Wimple Ticket, and No. 9,394, a PMse
of 4001. ('n•aota, in Shares. Tickets sad Starts are on
Sale at their Offices, Bask-buildings, Catskill, sad Chariou
Moss.

. Those Persons who adventured in the present
Loitery previous to Lord Mayor's Day, 9th Note*.
bar, would do well to exeraioe their Numbers, as every
'Whet or Share bought before that dal hat been drawn,
and its. fate finally decided. They *tamed Two Prizes
of 20,0001., rand sundry raiser Capitals, all of which were
distributed la Small Shirrs to the Public. Time POTIONS
who obtained Small Prises (there were wens levier than
Rheas Pomade Nonenej ere advised to follow op their
*wens ; owl those who were oidortanate are solicited to
tempt Dome Porte* on the nest day, wises she say be
were propitious to theirwiebes, ae the Phase, still isoolitios
Ills Prises of 10,0001., end venom other capitols, all
wide& sap Ss draws Nest Delp, 911 Deeeisber, sod Two
of 20,0001. mot * days tine Dag, is she Plait' Aft
Missies,