The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-04-13 00:00:00

WfDSCSDA.Y.

A piece of ornamental gold plate for the table, sew. s"gs
girth by the Motes Monson, (of home of all at -<,
Lamed cis days with the !Sultan hounds. Rode g
Loan
utlr-
Afr F. Chap'in's Navigator, aged .
Mt. Nware.'• Watchmaker, 5-yes old . 2
1.4 be. h. rtiffl3.ll4l2, 11-yrs old . 3

A cup value 544. for horses of ill sr., having hunted three
Unit* with tae Nana hnunJs. Role by gentlemen.
Mr. C. Chaplib's Navigat.tr, agcy
114 g. Suit's cls. in. Helen, *pi .
Mr. Meithorrei b b. hi Soldier, aged Cowie by Ld. Monson) 3
Mr. Duraccenee'e b. h. Driver, aged (rod: by liiinsolf)
A bond.cap plate of 3Cgs. open for sll horses.
Mr. Terreweet's ch. b. (rude by 51r. Uppleby) . . 1
M . Sena', to 11. Welboure (rode by 1.4. Monson) .
Mr. E- i's b h Honestr , aged (-ode by Mr. Doug!as) 3
DL. Taylor's Small Hope% > yrs-old ( rode by Mr. braver) 4
Mr. S. Duncembes b. b. Driver, age 4 (rude by Mr. D.)
'beat Ld. Mamon's dun h. Gulliver. 5 y.s. old (rode by Ld. M )
for lOC gs.
Very gond racing each day, every heat being well contested:
U.ier 'pea (.01111 sot be.-ii-The rider. affable to all people,
anxious to tir..n, and to plum the

DrJBLIN-AritiL 7.

• Saturday. Mr. Norcott, Mr. Coates. and Mr.
Hare. the Commissioners appoints./ to r. ceive
4evidence on the part of the petition again,t the re-
torn of lt•Asert Shaw. Esti held their first Meeting
at the Exchange. The cnly business transaerd was
the stem the Comn/issimurrs by Alderman
CarletogetWo attended for the purpose.
-.....----41;priterday minting, at ten o'clock, the Commis.
sets 3esurned their Sittings at the Royal Ex-
f change. From the minuteness of the testimony
given, and the nccetsaty slowness, resulting from the
Commissioners being obliged to tike down the
evidence as furnished, tr.gether wi:h the frequent
interruptions from ohjeaions on bn h sides, it ap-
i.ears likely to take much time before the event can
be known ; so much an, that we should be little sur-
pri.ed if a dissolution of the Farhat:sent set the
question at rest between the parties.
The Chairman direeled, under the penalty of a
gaol. that no spites should be taken for the news-
roirws.
On Thursday last, Arthur Stanlr.y, Laq. was
sleet G....v.rnor, and Leland Cr..sthwaite. E,q.
Deputy Ciwiresuor of the bank of Ireland, for the
enuring year.

Wednes ?AT, the Judges of Assite for the Con-
nsuOt Circuit, Arrived in G4lway, And npenei
their roped ve Commissions in the town and county
Halls. .lostic • Osborne became so much indisposed
t BAlliiirohe. As to proven: hi: proceeding on Cir-
cuit to Galway ; his situatino for the present has
bun filled up by tLe Solicitor-General, Mr.
Bushe.

We have received a letter from Thomas Knox
IlsnnynAtun, Esq. one of the County of Tyrone
Grand Jury, requtbtmg that tie would jiisert it at
the foot of the :<.•,)l::•_tnns of the Grand Jury.
which appeared in our Paper of Thursday last,
keret 1v title Reptesentoti:es to opitoos tbo Catholic
Criss.—lt came too late for that purpose; bat we
shall annex it to this article. This Gentleman
iefo•ms us. that his Signature was affixed to those
Resolutions, without any authority whatever, and
in direa contradidion to his opinion and wishes.
'rho following is a copy of the letter :

T have aeon, with currise, m Signature affixed to the
above Keanlotions of the Grand Jury of the County ni Ty-
. rone—.l had kft the AIK'ZINI benne they were proposed, and dui
not aulhorive any tennis whatever to ley name to them.
—..Dunganuon, Apil3, 7.
TOW. KNOX ITANNYNGTON.
/kind 7th.--',Dabtin Evening rim.)

Nk.ITARK, Aram 9.

A detachment of 1:00 men, of the second battalion
of the Syth regiment, quartered in this place, have
marched hence this morning, to join the first bat-
talion at the Cape of Good (lope.
A most awful event toot Ogre, on Thursday last,
in the Collegiate Chinch of Southwell. A young
man. of the name of Cook, had been for some time
attached to a young woman of the same place ; but
peculiar circumstances, joined to his ill state of
health, had retard...Al their union. Cook was in
the last stage of a consumptiln, had been con-
fined within clouts five weeks, anti to his bed
1 da} s ; his speedy dissolutii.n appeared
certain ; nevertheless, on Wednesday evening he
dew-mined on being united to the objeQ of his
affedions on the ensuing morning. Accordingly,
about nine o'clock he was with difficulty dress-
ed, and (the 11, the standing on the verge of the
church-yard) assisted by the arm of his intend.
cd brother-in-law, performed his walk to the
sacred edifice with a firmness which astonished
the numerous spectators who were assembled at so
u:iusual a sine. Throughuitt the whole of the
ceremony his effort still supported him: the minis-
ter closed the book : exhausted nature could do no

more—the bridegroom sank lifeless at the altar I
He was immediately conveyed home, and every re.,
storat.ve medic.il aid e-uld sugste4 was ineffeAually
;admini,tereJ : the vital spark WAS to:ally eatin-
gaished.
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:iaturday everrng the koendale, from Faro, bound
t'‘ .ir rived at Spithead, retaken by the Eratdortri
B'I'I:PART, off Cherbourg. The Enimilirts wa,
t in chase of the privateer which captured her,
a .1 of another ves►cl which she had captured.

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NATAL INTELLIGENCE.
PCVMOVT*, APRIL 9.
Arrived the frarletia:n hired armed ship, Licut.
Ansuuther; totyfia brig, Lieut. Batt; and 'the
Cbeirbi, Vett% .T.'ullerton.
Sailed the Merlin sloop, Captain Parkinson ; En-
Jenrette hired ship, Captain. Tilamcy ; /Week gun•
mig, Lieut. Swaine; and the Prc4le schooner, Lieut.
Callay.tay, on a cruise.
DEAL, APRIL In.

Sailed yesterday evening, the Eart.us,
and Palter gun-brigs, on a cruise; F:a.,yer Naval
transport, for Plymouth ; and the apped lighter,
for Deptford.
Arrived yesterday evening, the ships Vangaard
and Goliath, from Plymouth ; ,1,1147n0n frigate ;
Inttlliient, and several other cruisers, from off the
French coast.

APRIL 11.
Arrived the Mercury packet, from Lidia ; and
rr,t the Sari: Chri.tann, as stet...d, yesterday.
Ptit back the rogt Castle and :he Manton Ce:11,,,
Eac. Indiamm ; and the rest of the outward-hound
vessels, which sailed yesterd iy.—Wind S. W.

TOR ISMOUTH, APRIL I I.
ArriveJ the Superb man M wAr, Commodore
Kc.:ts. from off Rochefort.

Sailed the 3branda and the Boyd, Langhton.
from the West Indies. Several other West India-
men have passed. The East India fleet have pass-
ed here two days since.
Arrived the Porapn transport. from the Cape of
Good Hope, with Sir David Baird on board ; she
sailed from St. Helena with 13 sail of East India-
men, and nine whalers, under convoy of His Ma-
je,ty's ship Sampson.
Sail,•A the L:•e•dans and Childers, to protea this
straggling West Indiamcn.
Arrived the Sampson and Rritaaaia transports,
from the cape of Good Hope.—Wind S.W.

lALMOUTN. APRIL 8.
Sailed the Humber armed ship, on a cruise; and
the Wdringkapp packet, with Mails, fbr Lisbon.
A ronvoy for the Baltic is appointed to sail from
the Nore, on the 13th inst.

Came Clown from Sheeluess, the Mosersits sloop
of v....T.

Just arrived, the 17nriii Christiana, Capt. Mackin.
sore, from Bengal, kat from Fafur ; and the
—, Captain Crawford, from Malta ; and
remain in the Dowus with the rest of the ships as
per last.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the brig Marls,
Williams, from Liverpool.—Wind N.E.

CORK, APRIL 6:

The outward-bound West India fleet, which sailed
from this hat hour on the 2:ld Fe/unary, under cm-
voy of the "Pasts frigate, the Ildena sloop of war,
and rulme frigate, to Madeira, arrived of that
Island on the 6th of March. They did not make
Cape Clear until the 26th Fehruary ; but the wind
fresheuing on that day, they made Madeira in the
extraordinary short space of eight days. There war.•
then 62 sail in company, a few ships had joined on
the passage. and six or eight had parted. wh ch
might have remained with the convoy. The s'riBest
diligence was observed on the passage to keep them
colleded.

PROM SATUAWAY NIGHT'S' GAZETTE.

At the Court at the Quetm'a Palace. the Ilth of April, 1807 ;

PUESIENT;

The KING'S 140 t Excellent 'Majesty in Cmineil.
This day the Right Hon lftnn Viscount Melville, the
Right HIM. Jetho Lord Tingromodth, and the Right
Maren•Gyninal Sir Arthur Wellesley, K. B were, lo nit Ma
jetty'. command, •sroin of fits Majesty's moot Ifollowrow
Privy Council, and took their respective places at the Omani
accordingly.
I' 'lathe!, Ipr:t 11, ISO?.
Tf.e King has been pleased to order Writ to he iviie•l
under the Great Seel of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
And Ireland, for summoning the Right Ilenoeralie Credos
William Montagu Scott (c.Aninonly Called Earl of Dalkeith,)
up to the House of Peers, by the stile and title of Baron
Tynedale, of Tyndale, in the County of Nottlturitheiland.
The kior has also been /shrewd to order a Writ to be issued
miler the Great Seat of the U iital Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, far summoning the Right llonour...hle Geom.'
Goren, (eihnironly called Marquis of illintley,) up to the
House of Peers, by this stilo and tide of Baron Gordon el
Howley, in the county of Glotsce•t•r.
The Kii.g his been pleased to app Tint his Croce Aksander
Duke of ti;ordon, !knight of the most Ancient t)nler of the
Thist!.., to be Keeper of the G-eatSeel of Scotland.
Th- K.ng hi: bees pleased to grant to the Right Honour-
able Greari„e Rove, the Xnfice of Treasurer of His Majesty's
Nary.

Foreign-Oft-4 Apiii 11.
The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Ho
'saturable Uramile Leeeson Gnwet (eornme.rl♦ called Lord
Granville I.ll9l,ollGOWftr,) to be lin Majesty's Ambassador
Exteawrilinary and Pieisipoteotiory, at the Court of St. re.
tersburg:i.

Pak ling-dr-to, April 10, 1607.
The K•ng has bow, ii4:alied to •lipoisit Join Holloway, Ewa.
Pico ALlinir•l of the Red Squadron of Ho Majesty's Fw.t,
In be Gaertner and maotier in Chief of the l,laiad of
!sundial:ll, in Nuoth America.
The King boa !wen pledged to appoint Hugh Elliott, IF..q. to
ttl Copttia.44lontool" and Weenies to emir ye she Word of
Bethink, in America.

The king him barn pleased to appoint Willem Lukin, Fan.
In be Captain Gi.n ral and Governor in Chief of the bland
of I)oniinica in Ain• rice.

*lfivo kior has been jawed 10 apnoint Mt Jams Ckekbutn,
Raft. Gevernet and Cumnsander•in•Chtef of the Wand of
Curaeoa.

MILIT.‘RY PROMOTIONS.
Wer•Uittes, April 11, 1667.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards... Cornet John King. from
the 7th Light igkl!oats, to be Comet, elthoot purchase.
25r1 Regiment of Light Drsgooss—Major Patr.ck Ross, to be
Lieutenant-Colon i, by purchase, vice Lumley, who tetirts.
Captain Cearies . be Major, vice Rosa.
:sour Regiment of Foot... Captain Will.gen B. Loftin. from the
15th Light Oneonta, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hor.
•
lend, who yore&
62d dlttu--.Majm William White Lee, horn the lit West
101 l Regiment, to he Major, vice Saiirlya, who exchanges.
Ist Royal Veteran Batralioi.—Msjur !Onion Fraser, how the
6th Royal Veteran Itattatiuti„ to les Major, vice Fos tye, who
exchange&
6th ditto—Major Thomas Forty., from the Ito Roved Veteran
Battaltuil,te be Maine. vin num, who factious's.
liusrt rAI. STAFF.
Assratant-Sorgens, J.JIIII Hopkins Ra•Uurrl, fv,in the Rave
Waggon Train, to be Surgeon. of a Rstruitiog Glam.', vice
Batty, placed ma lialtpay.
HARRACKS.
To be Birrsca-Mestem in Germ Britain.
(leery Grant, F.sq late or ire India Seri lee, vice Duffy.
I.oin Aust.', Gent. vice Phillips, .I.einisatd.
rhocers Fri. Caietori in Radnor Militia, vice Writ,
hr a Deploy Burrick-Master n Cleat Beirsio.
Clean! N F.. 1. Captain Half-pty of 90th Foot, rice
(Gag, disinivsed.

PATIVERSIffrS DISSOLVEris
Jonah Reance thd Juhn Ryllareck of illtetteoo; IA tEs
county cd Lancaster, cotton-manufactorers. October' 1, VOA
Joseph Fletcher and. Junathtn Bradbury, of Maneltencr,
the county of Lancaster, grocers. Art 6, 18u7,
Thomas Taylor, Thomas ;Stroud, and William Taylor, of
Ludcate street, London, haberdashers. March 23, 18:7.
hla:y Hurst and Richard timid, of Wasoroilsow-titre st, in the
p..riih of St. Glom; tot the Fi..`ds, on the caumy of Mad:ea.:a,
Ciliths*nd farriers. March 23, lin:.
George Castle, Thomas J men, and Joseph ILcksmt, 0!
Human lane, Wood street, London, and of the town cal N ot
tongharn, hosiers. November 26, 181.6.
John Edmonds and James Brion mule. of Brmek.ltoe, in the
parish of St. Luke, cotton-dyers. March 24, IbUi .
Nllll3llll'l Porter and envies Welch, of Mormingham, in the
county of Warwick, factors, March 20, lira.
John Maed maid anJ Thomas Mole:, of Harris place, Ox •
ford *lnlet, in the county of Nlotilesex, printers. kr 'arum)
14, 1806.
George hfadeley, lholson, William H•ywool,
Philip Frederick Mentz. and Jo.epli Roberts, of ttomitoicham,
in the county of Warsonck, glass awl • ,manufacturers.
March 24, 180.
James Mome and PAW WWI, of Red Liort.squae, Idol-
born, builolcs and cabinet makers. March 25, IrlJ7.
Robert Quest and William Kettle, of Birmingham, to time
county of Warwick, brace manufacturers. April 11,
David Shaw and Williston Arrowsmith, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, merchants Lb.c.souboo 1866.