The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-01-26 00:00:00

IN COUNCIL.

A report has been received by the Governor in
Coasted from the Officer commanding in Mysore.
static' that the troops which composed the pr-
etties of Seriagapatato surrendered at discretion,
ow the tad instant, delivered up their arms, and
proceeded to the stations in Mysore allotted for
their residence.

It has been ascertained, that the native troops
Which proceeded from Chittledroeg were entirely
ignoeant of the real designs of their officers ; and
marched older as impression produced by their
•seers, that his Highness the Rajah of Mysore
bud commenced hostility epilog the British Go.
•erotilent, sod attacked the fort of Seringapatain.
—The appearance of the Mysore horse confirmed
this opinion io the minds of those troops ; and
when they fonod, in the contest before Serioppe-
tam. which was begun by the Mysore horse. that
acted against them. they abandon-
, endeavoured to save their lives
',spears that a considerable number
fort of Seringapatam.
in is due to the general conduct of
ender this Government, who have,
of peculiar difficulty, maoifeited a
tale that reflects great honour on
The (*.overrun. in Council was per-
was only by deceiving the native
• could be mi,iled from their duty ;
in every shinnies. when they had

an opportunity of being made acquainted with the
true situation or affairs, justifies the high opinion
which he entertained of their seal and fidelity, mood
entitles them to q.e approbation cud thanks of the
Government.

The Governor in Council greatly ascribes the
early termination of the disturbances in Mysore, to
the vigilunce, energy, and talents, of the acting re-
sident, the Hon. Aatittia Cots, and the Com-
manding Officer in Mysore, Lieut.-Colonel Dam;
and he judges it proper again to express his high
cease of the important services which they have ren-
dered to the interests of their country in India.
By order of the Honourable the Governor in
• Council, A. FA Ltommt, Chief Sec. to Gov.

Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived last morning,
with letters and papers to the 16th instant. An
article from Constantinople states, that, after the
defeat of the Russians at Silistria, an armistice was
proposed fur two months, but doubts were enter-
tained whether it was concluded. It is alas men-
tioued in the French Papers, that the Russians,
after that event. solicited an armistice, which the
Viejo,' refused, except on the condition of the im-
mediate evacuation of Moldavia, Wallachia, and
Bessarabia. These terms were rejected, but the
demount estalAislies the confidence of the Turks.

We, Yesterday, tuitionneed the arrival of French
Papers to the 17th inst. As we stated, they are not
of importance. Notwithstanding the fall of Gerona,
the Spainarals, under Gen. BLARE, maintain a spi-
rited ani active warfare, in Catalonia, and harass
the French in that Province.

The Isle of Walcheren has been formally annexed
to France. of which it is now became au integral
part. Vfe may expect, from the character of 80.
semen. particularly from his pride. to find the
port of Flushing recoverd from the ruins in which it
was involved by our troops, when they evacuated the

The peace between Sweden and France Was
signed on the 6th instant.
The dissolution of BONAPARTE'S marriage has
received the sanction of the highest spiritual autho-
rity be has suffered to exist in his empire.

Yesterday, about twelvr o'clock, the Klan came
to town from Windsor; and was rivei red at
the QUCAll's'Palaur by the Dukes isf Vona and
CUMBRRLAND. Soon after two o'clock, His MA.•
JISTY held a ['rivet, Lerce, which was attended
by—
Tbe Arcbba nip of Carsterlirmy,' the Lord Chancellor, the
Lord reesident of the Cuenca, the Fint lord of the Trea-
sury end Chaureller of the Earliegoer, the three Secretaries
st Stye, the Lord Chainherlitin, the Lord Steward et the
Hom4old • Lugar thashaelli (saild-stick). Somerville (is
waitisq, lts) en and Rolle oind Geseral Gerdes (pews
Is welting )
The following had the honour of being presented
to !lie NI CIESTY :
Cassis Swann, of the 3d Guards, epos Iris remotion,
sod return from Poveugal. _ _

Liratraaatd•oluurl 'Belson, of the oat Registrar, upos
Lie ikya.lare forGibrriler.
Slaktur.Geuel al Cali, area Ilia retries from India, by Lord
Ron,.

beilEarl of Pm tarlingten,Lieut.-Culonel of the zed Regi-
ment of belt Pr.iFuon•, upon hie return fruit Spam

creend fox, 13,.; bisiseiLig appointed Goveroor of Ports.
month.

The lion V. re Pnslett, upon his receiving his coininis-
sio• in 164,416 Regiment of Lout.
Stajor.Genersl Speen r, apt.. bis promotion' and to take
leave a His Maje y, upon has departure tor Lis command
is Sicily.
_.•.. . . .

• .
Brigadtm•Mrjor Mark. of dor o9th Regimeot, opus his
Mrs from Meberro.

The Bishop of Chester dii licisage before His Mojesty,
upon hi appoiutisent WSW Bishopric.
The Earl of ATLYSTORD delivered to His MA-
/CITY the Address of the House of Peers.
His MAJESTY held • Privy Council, and gave
audiences to Mr. PERCIVAL and the rest of- the
Cabinet Ministers present, and Sir U. DUMAS.
The Earl of [Ammon!. gave notice, last night,
of • motion for an inquiry, this day, into the state
of the budging of the ! louse of Lords, and the rem-
son shy the atmosphere is not so pure as, in the
Muse of Commons. The inquire is unties essary.
The house of Lords is heated by floes, spread tin-
der the building, and the floor was so hot, on Tues-
day night, that the feet of all the people upon it,
whether Peers within, or stran.:ers without the bar,
ware actually parboiled, and the atmosphere could
only be compared with that of an oven.
The Clyde frigate, Commodore OMEN, is waiting
at Portsmouth, to sail with specie to the army in
Portugal ; she is detained by Colomedoea,olLN
being obliged to come to London, to give info,-
mutton respecting the Scheldt Expedition, which is
to he laid before Parliament.

LIST OF THE MINORITY,

IX TAX 1110Iiix toRDs, •■ THE r•ne* FO TAX

•lIIIIHOMPAT TO THE •tinAsss.
rat:sine.
Glontrator Suffolk St. Jots
Norfolk Cato/Tenor Darnley
Sonierset Hardwick* ' Endues
Bedford St Viacent Holland
Lowdown Filan 'Realm Breads Mane
Stafford Oxford, Earl of Douglas, Marquis
Headfurt . Brioul Errlry
Argyle ReWary Yarborough
Spencer Nay and Selo I 'arriugtou
Essex lir hrwerr Notary*
Grey

De Clifford Ellenbumugh
Jentry Posisonby Earned
Lauderdale Stalmesugle Curysfort
Derby Upper Denary Bolton
Rosalyn M allergen
Cowper Hawke 11783101P5.
Dowsubint Moira Rochester
Albemarle Grenville Oxford
Tbanet Camillo
PRoXIIIII.
Grafton Darlington Auckland
St. Alban's Forteseue Mendip
Devon*lute Ashburton Candor
Buckingham t*antarstis Glastonbury
Townsend Hereford Olinda*
Bide Dune 40 Brills
Carlo?, Amon Crewe
Shaftesbury Grty de Bialys louthaseptiss
Berkeley Blandford Clearlemout.
Scarboemegb . King meson.
Cleolniondeley Montfort Lincoln
Taukeredls Stowell Mt. &vb.
Waitaki lirs)broks

A LIST

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• TNE LILTS DISGRACES AND DISASTERS.
Abercromby, Hu. J.Halsey, Jos. Parnell, H.
Adam, W. Hamilton, Pit Nine, H.
Apr, E. F. Hall, Sir J. Pelham Hon. C.
Althinpe, Vi.. Hibbert, G. ~Percy, Earl
Aastruther. Sir J. Hippialey, Sir!. Piggott, Sir A.
Antoine, W. L. Horner, F. mressooby, Right
Aubrey, Sir J. Howard, H. Hoo. G.
Raker, J. Howard, Hon. Wm. Ormsonhy, Hue. G.
Barb*, N. Howorib, H. Purehester, Lord
Haring, T. Haase, W. H. Power, R.
Bernard, S. Hersey, Prittie, Hue. F.
Biddalph, R. M. Hutch:uson, Pyin, F.
Bradshaw,Hoo.A.C.Hurst, R. Pulhugtuu, Vis.
Brugden, J. Jackson, J. Quin, Hun. W.
Browne, N. Jekyll, Joseph Romilly, Sir S.
Burdett, Sir F. Kemp, T. Sheridan, R. B.
By ag, G. Knox, Hen. T. Sehright, Se J.
Calcraft, J. (Teller) Lamb, Hon. W. &Manure, R. P.
Calvert, N. Lambton, Bhorl,er R.
Cavendish, Ld. G. Langton, %T. G. Shelley, T.
Cavendish, Win. Leach, .1. Shipley, W.
Cocks, J. Latouche„ D. Smith, S.
Cochrane, Lord Latuuthe, J. Smith, T.
Cowper, Huu. E S. Lemon, Sir W. Smith, G.
Coke, T. Lemon, John Smith, W.
Coke, Ed. Lemon, Charles Stanley, Lord
Colhorae, N. W. R.Lloyd, J. W. Slinky, J.
Cooke, B. Lubbock, Sir J. Somerville, Sir M.
Craig, J. Lyttleton, %yams*, T. P.
Crecvey, T. Longman, albut, Cul.
Cuthbert, Lester G. Tavintock, Marquis
Cartio,Sir Wm. Macilueald, J. Tarletun, Geo.
Daly; Kt. Hee. D. B. Mshou, Vis. Taylor, M. A.
Dickinson, W. Markham, J. Taylor, C. W.
Mendes, C. kfilbanke, Sir R. Temple, Earl
Dundee, Hoe. L. Martin, H. Terapletowo, Via.
Elliot, Rt. Hun. W. Moshe*, Gummi Thompson, T.
Linton, Earl Maxwell, W. Tierney, IttH on. G.
Fergusson, Gen. Illildisay, Sir H. Tighe, W.
Filzgrratd, I.d. H. Mills, W. Townsend, Lord J.
Fitzgerald, Right Mills, C. Talton, Sir T.
Hun. M. Milner, Sir W. Vansittart, G.
Fitzpatrick, Mexliortiegh, F.arl Venom, G.
Fitzroy, Lord Win. Malloy Viscount woos Hon. G.
Foley, Hun. N. Moore, P. Ward, Hun. J. W.
Foley, T. Slorpetb, Via. Wiarrearlar, Sir G.
Folkstoue, Via. Morris, E. Westeru, C. C.
Foulkes, Sir H. Musky, Sir D. Wharton, 3.
Frauldand, W. Morays, Sir T. Whitbread, S.
Freemmtle, W. Neville, Hun. R. Williams, Sir R.
(Teller) Newport, Sir 3 • Williams, 0.
Giles, D. North D. Windham, Right
Gower, Feel hugest, Sir C. ; H,,„. W.
Granite, H. Northey, W Womisigtoo, Sir E.
Greenhill, R. O'Caliagllagl, 3. W walk, Col.
Greafell, P. O'Hara, C. Wyse., C.
Grosvenor, Gen. Ord, W. Wynne, ale W. W.
Grant, M. Oraulstoe, Lord

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THREE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
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