The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-10 00:00:00

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ocat.is, Julie 5.
At rrn early boor yesterday morning, a Kittg's
rr arri7e.' Monkstown, with A r".t.:r for
Admiral Drury ; in ersosenatarce of wl.ich, rite
r• limp& Cipt. Inman. which had beeirprerarei for
the reception Gf Lica% G. Sir L. ar.d sa!tz,
Was immediately otJered to sail to reintoree the
Channel Fleet. She sailed accordingly at llo'ctocic

this day. The inteilig tre bruit to Ait•rnii at
Drury related, we understand. to the coire.iiked
squadrons, which it is thought ere dest:tseki Mr toe
West Indies, or Brazils and it is 17,ntidenrly hoped
that Lord Nelson, reinforced by Admiral Coiling-
wood, is in pursuit of them.
Lord Ellenborough's warrant, which has be--s
received in this city, direSs the apprehension 6f
Counsellors Burton, Morgan, John o'l)..,:yer,
Stewart King, Thomas Dickson, and 'rhos.
for an allegni libel against Richard Itacitora Rowe,
Esq. which appeared in some of the pspers is April,
1804. _

A trial of great interest is expected to come on in
the Court of King's Bench, doting the present terns
—the Kiog at the prosecution of Thomas Dickson,
Esq against R. It. Howe, Esq.
The Lord Lieutenant, attended by a numerous
suite, honoured the Theatre with his presence, no
Saturday evening. The new Comedy of ‘. WA.
wants a G111111'4," went off with increased effeA.
Earl Hardwicke wore the insignia of the Order of
the Garter.
The Whitsun Holidays were never celebrated
with more jollity in Dublin, than at present. Every
outlet has been visited by groupes of men, women,
and children, of all descriptions ; and we are h ypy
to learn, that nothing Hire disorder was apparent in
any of the villages surrounding the metropolis.-•-
Ano:her source of grief to the Grind Agit2tart.

Saturday the two regiments of Life Guards, and
three divisions of the Coldstream regiment, which
are encamped between Wimbledon and Coomh
Wood, were reviewed on Wimbledon Commoa by
His Royal Highness the COMMANDER IM Curer.
The Prince of WALES was present, together wit's
large assemblage of elegant company It is ex-
petted that they will be reviewed by lies MAJENTY
ongtursday nest.
Saturday a foot-race, far fifty guinens. was slut
on the Uxbridge road, between l‘ir. Brans a, an
Artist, and Mr. WA st arm, an Officer of Dragoon:.
The parties started at f,ur o'cliack in the murrain!.
to run seven miles, and bet. were three to two on
Mr. B.— Mr. VI. took the lead, and coatinueal
until they had gone lons- miles, whin Mr. B. passed
him, and at the end of the journey left him a Tin-
ter of a mile in the rear. The distance was pet--
fanned in 25 minutes.
A few days since, the Rev. C Day, being on a
visit at Yelvertnn, attempted to throw a stone at .t
mark, when it dropped a few yards from him, Ifs
arm having been fractured by the projedile motion.
The ten-draters, in the taste spirit of corniainatioa
and plunder, have thought proper to at!vanne the
price of that article, because. forsooth, it is :nab/-
Re that the French may have sailed so the 'East
Indies!
X.:stet-14 sn'anight Miss-Gotta, a respeclable
lady of Lincoln, put an end to her exi,tenee by
hane;ng herself.
Some of the convifts lately Tint on bnard the trans-
ports in Poolbeg, near Dublin, for Botany Bar,
made a desperate effort to escape; they were fired
on by the guard, and three yr four were wounded.
On Thursday morning, a young woman, set vat
to a Lady in Catheiine-place, Bath, having first
endeavoured to cut the artery of her arm, with in.
tent to bleed to death, succeeded in strangling,hen.
self by tying a ribbon to tin. bedstead. A letter was
founds near her, implying, that she has been insti-
gated to the ad by poignant refledions in negleding
a suitor. 'file Jury returned a vcrdia of file de sr.
and she was buried in a cross road.
Saturday an inquisition was taken at the Duke's
Portland-sweet, on the body of Mr. J • nal
INHITWORTH, a wine-merchant, who was found
dead in the New Road early on Friday morning.
The deceased had spent the preceding evening with
a party of friends at Paddington, and he lett there
on horseback at twelve o'clock, very much irehri-
ated. At four i.. the morning, he wA found in a
lane leading from the road to the fields, n.. 1 a
broken thigh and his head shockingly bruised. Th*
horse was found in the fields with one of the stirrup
lea:hers broken, which, with other circum.tances,
convinced the Jury, that the deceased 1114 met hit
death by the 12171A41 roll,ng ,r,rr him. —Another in-
quisition was taken same day on the body {..f a fr.
male, who shot herself on May, in Eagle-court,
:Nary-la-bonne --Verdict Latruv.
William Carter, a private in the *'enuring Regiment
of Volunteers, having been consiaea Wore a Re-
gimental Court Martial, of absenting himself trona
parade for finir successive days, was sentenced ti
be severely reprimanded. to hay.: cap:
awl accoutrements taken from him its presence
of the regiment. and lastly to be dismissed and ren-
dered unable ever to serve in it again. After the
evening parade on Wednesday, the min den was
drawn up in a shale on the Castle Unshes, and the.
prisoner being brfiught front the guard-hou-e. he was
publicly disgraced and disinin.e.f, after a vary MD..
Tressitce adaten from Lieut. Col liaaysy.
Friday se'nnieht, as a labourer was tak'ng down
part ut to Oi'l wail within the precin,a, one
pri-
ory nt Knaresbnrcugh, he discovered a large quan-
tity et silver C in, amounting to near see: hun-
dred pieccn mostly of the coinage of Edward use
First, %%hose head is represented on each, ernward
with an open Cr min of three el.:air-de-lin nab terse
rays or lesser finsners, not raised so hi t. : and sir.,
curnscrilnd FDW. R. ANG. DNS 111 B i e.
ward King of En;;land and Lind of lit anti. o*.
the reverse is a cross. with three pale.: in trash train
ter, circumscribed C Pi+vs Cater I. e ,fined at
the City of Canterbury. There were 'cranks also
coined at' York. Du: ham. Newcastle, etanThissistassai
thy of silver must, at that tiine, bare beets of Wear
value, when we (nnsidar the Aik,xamee al4t4
that Monarch, in the year 1316, t.e, trf 11;4•3j
of St. Andrew's, then a err:caner ia the" C •.1..
ll inchester—to the Bishop for his own sacs ::e.,
silpence.ner slay—to his servant, threepence nee "*"
—to a b 1) , three latifpence—w
same.

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NI74L IN4k,LECENCL

I.l' MOUTH, JUNE
Fdilect the Hamffhtll gun brig, with a fleet to the
. eastward.

PORTSMOUTH, Jere 7.
Arrived the Ilflontem. Gigate, front Lisbin.
'Passe,: by, for the Dowps, several honieward
bound vesels, supposed to he part of her c-rivr.y.
Sailed the'Ronger cutter, on a cruise. Wind W.

hEAt, JUNE 7.

Arrived this *morning, the Si. ifilah't, Rcar•Ad-
miral Russell, N,lnvr, Malabar, Antrloi.et da'ainani,
and the bfferAfe men of war, from Yarmouth.
Roads. On their arrival, a salute was given to the
Commander-iu:Chief, the Right Hun. Admiral
Lord Keit!'.

The 7,Li-e bomb has made a signal for a convoy
to the Westward.

iALLIOUTIV; JUNE 5.

Arrived the Prioccu Choriotte packet, Kerr, from
the Leeward Islands, 47 Jays passage from Tortola;
New Sitedseell, Patrick, f om Carmarthen ; Meal/F.O,
Dennis, from Bristol ; Dorm transport, from Gib-
raltar, 25 days passage; and the Commerce armed
ship, N. Ray,' from Philadelphia in 46 days, and
rtreeded on for Antwerp. At Antigua, the Al4ll.
;leiter packet, Davies, tkith mails from England fin'
the Is'and. 20 days passage from Falmouth.
Sailed the Lad Nelson privateer, on a cruise.
The Doris transport, from Gibraltar, left Lord
Nelson and fleet in Lagos Bay, and were to sail from
thence on the 12th ult. for the West Indies, with 14
sail of the line; the Rile Sartreign was to proceed
on the expedition under General Craig, and' the
(lean and Drava were to go with Lord Nelson;
the Doris had an &aim on the 21st ult. with a
Spanish privateer, of 18 guns, which she beat off
afar an abon of two hours.

EAST INDIES.

CA LCLTTA. Atmusr 4, 1804.

A circumstance of a mop distressing nature has
occurred during the past week ; the following are
the particulars we have h•ard related :--A French
Gentleman, of the name of Treishard, embarked
with his wife, an infant child, his nephew, and an-
other Gentleman, on a native vessel from Pondi--
cherry, for this port; by some accident this vessel
appears to have been wrecked near to Sauger. A
raft, however, had been construe! d, upon which
the above-named persons, with two or three ,ser-
rants, had tinged themselves to the mercy of the
winds and waves. During the night, the raft sepa-
rated in two, and only that part on which Here
placed Mrs. 'Freilhard, her infant child, and set-
Stant!, reached the shore at Sanger; the psor infant
most unfortunately slipped from the breast of its
mother, during the confusion of the melancholy
scene. and was log. Airs. Treilhard and servants
were relieved by a fishing-boat, after having been
for three days. on Sauger without a morsel to eat.
She arrived at Fultah in a most distressing situation ;
but, we are happy to hear, inalow in a fair way of
recovery. Of the remainder of the party nothing
as yet has been heard. We may still hope, how.
ever, that they may have been picked up, or reach-
ed Use land in safety. _ _

DEC. 10.

The Totenbati, Capt. Dalrymple, and Lord Eldoo,
Capt. Sweet, on their passage to Bengal, fell in off
It:o Janeiro with a French privateer, which recon-
noitered them for some time, hut, Oct liking their
appearance, thought proper not to haz•.rd an en-
gagement ; and. about seven days previous to their
arrival atCalcutza. they fell in with a large• cutter,
supposed to be Surcoff's, who likewise declined en-
gaging them. We may very correaly say, that
these two ships preserved one another, and that the
Policy of ships sailing and keeping close together
In the time of war, is here strongly marked.
We are li..ppy to hear, that the markets in China
fur Bengal commodities were very favourable.

REPORT
LAID ON FRIDAY BEFORE THE HOUSE• OF
COMMONS.

The Crimmittee to whom the several Petitions which have been
prevented to th Noire in this Session of Parliament, pray-
InC Relief (net the Erfects of an Act, passed in the latt
S•ss'.,,n of Parliament. intitu. " An Act to rreueate the
lmpoitation a.vl Exportatioil of Corn, and the Borintists and
Ditties payable thereon," are referred; to examine the
Matters skarn( ; and to report the same, as they shall ap

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pear to theme to, the Ifoute ;
Has., pursuant to the Order of the House, examined the
eaear.d matter. and allegations rebored to them, and agreed
upon the kg:ening Report --
1. That it apps is that the Petition% referred to tit- ceneiffe.
ration of the Committee, complain generally againtt the effects
rif the Ar t 44 Gen. In C. 109.

11. That the Petitiens prevented from various plamn in tog
pied enrnplaintst, Of the advanced tares at which import*
lion and exportahoo are freed r—eM y, Ot such part of an Afi,
made in the 314 year of Ow present Idejery, as rekaten In im-
posing additional dames titi foreign corn warehoused in Great
Bntain, and taken out for home conserription tiaiand, Sty,
That certain Petitioner. complain of the alteration that has
taken' place by the An of the 44th of He promo% Majesty, In
the ...ode of 'Kenai:deg the aversee mites which regulate the
impartation sad ea pnnatini i of grain.
111. That the Petitions from various p'acee in Scotland, in
addition to the abate mentioned objeetion, complain—First,
That the rates at which thrte/portation and importation of fo-
reign gain is permincl, ar fixed by the avenge prises of the
four maritime distnets of Scotland, and act by the average
price. of the sixteen morainic districts of Groat Britain, and,
that in coorequenee of such swam: ion of Y.ngbnd mad Scot •
lend, the port. of Srotland have limn *hut to iintentation,
while the market price of grain ha• been much higher in many
pnintlnett the western parts of Scotland than the im-
la.nat,..l price; and that cireoinstanem may arise, by
-which the tree transiniwieo of grain from one part of Great
Britain to another will be prevented r—Secondly, Tliat the
ports tor she importation of vain item the Brit4l, Colonies in
America are cooly open for three months ate time, which the
Petitioners cononal i. to, ions etititi,,h to .wain v iupply from
them.; and, Th-nity, That lr..h gr tin in withhehl foots the
!much market until the price arteatiLet Pearly to that raw at
which foreign grain mar be impanil at the Wrest duties.
Yew Committee img.leave to stateahat into dee rarestinn,
Oh/ riot thought themielve.antheriirl, omit t the order
011 the Wei e ceptitott.rg them a etortirottee, to eitter upon
our ;risen, intedieattan ..f the Corn 1....1•'<, or •o examine
sects speculative opinions linwevet rmpertalile, a. may be
renniwrrt in the Minions referred to them ; but have fait It
their doty to enflame themselves to (ilk; campfainel of as Rau-
all• existing, without extenting their inquiries tit the general
mot r regolail ins upon the stiltiett as
tout time to time, has thought

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FROAIGI77'4 CA2ETTE.

PARTNERSI II l's DISSOLVED.

Jams Tur:.bull and Wit Low Geerre:hichts, sio. 41, War.
!oho, if the county of htiddli Nile 6, 1805
Jioeph Smith and Son, button maionfoAßri., May 3. 1305
flinith and William I%ent, of Contisill, London,
venunt-hindeni, April 10, MO.
John 110!Iiii and fte'.ert Whirr, 1,11;. 34, Wilhok,tmid,n,
wine and brandy-merchants, April 30, Ihai.
John AS;IVIOrCIIite Met, John Ashworth the younger, and
fustian dyers .1W inui.thi.llnifher,:, at Salford,
iv the parish o. MAncheater, in the county of Lancaster, June
1,
_lBO5.

Ch ides Purvis and John Hall the youngrir, of the town and
county of Ncwcasde•upon-'Tyne, ship and inwrince bro!;ers
Robert Rowell and John Milbourn, at Rlyth, in the
parish of Eatsdrin, In the county of Mortlittinheiland, tallow-
chandlers, May 31. 1805.
limimian, of Ki.nbohno, in the county of Hun•
tingdou• and John C'aike, of Nlarket•Haiborough, in the
county of Leicmter, wonc.taplers, June 3, 1803.

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, Wallcrr and John Howling. the younger, of Hoc.
Hole Mill, in Erringden, in the pv4o of Halifax, in the
county of York, corn-millers, May 20) tBO5.
Timms. Brti in try, Martin Brumhy, and Francis Haworth,
in the tiadeur bit,inr,+w of and rernufactwing of can
dlewi .Ic.worck.d, cotton, :tut fln,c at Ganntun, in thr county
of Nottingham, June 4, ISO.
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bed, but inners.( Whittan, 1111 'the f•ad calmly, hrlica
raker • .. • . .. -. . 1.
Thomas liodgkisa, Yibprnacte.walk, 11i 41,14-sea. grue..r 3I(
Jamas SAlleanni, Little Tower-hill, Middlesex, biAndy
usasetsent . . . . . S I
Titania Russell rarity, Staining, Suiten, linen.

draper
°tome !aura, $ rompron, Kent, botcher
Thomas Kernpsnall, I liggla's-lane, Klarkfriars road,
Surrey, roeer . 5 11
Alexander Cawano, Pall mall, Middlesex, auctioneer 6 10
Christopher Grown, Blackman street, Southwark, ha-
In

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- beotisher
Mercer, hlile.esul, Stepney, Miactesex, horse-

dslcr. .
Thomas Edge, Lower Thames-street, London, ♦iettual•

ler
John Ilulborn, Little Eiotchesp, London, wine and

brautdpmerchant . .
Lancelt,t Roore„ \Vanloor•slreet, Snho, tailor
Sarah Aithtie, late of Devar,, dealer and ch!'p•

woman
Thomas Geere and Joseph Carless, Lorse. Kent,

miller -
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Edward Davi% Church-street, Lambeth, Surrey, b ewer
tVilliani Burg, Blickler.o.,,v, London, warrhotNeviln
Jonrph Inman, ilound.Ctrh, London, eheesemontter
Chrivtopher Neville, Lite of Dartford, Kent, coach-
maker . .

DIVIDENDS.
John Towniend,Stonee end, Southwark, Surrey, wine.
merchant

Griffith IVMiami, late of Tooley-street, Southwark,
ehertentonier

Balthasar Giu;gi, lam of Ratclitie•highway, Middlesex,
rhymist .
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William Grant, Greek•street, Soho, Middlesex, paper-
itainer .

John Charlei Herries and John Nailer, London, mer-
chants . . .
lards German, Aldermanbory, London, hosier .
Nicitard digland, !roaster, Gloucestershire, cheese-
factor . . .

Andrew Riddi II and Robert Riddell, High street, Rot
rough, Surrey, gruerr, . .
I-ant s Young, Smith, m arm, Hampshire, linen-draper
Bone, of t.e Strand, MitMince baker .
J311,-1 0101,11. Savalle-mw, St. James's, V:rssimin.ter,

a,mr 'vitt
J.,nn Pate, late of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, money-

4rlve*C►

Joseph Trandey, Great Mary la-bonne street, 'ha-
irnet . . .
Frlvraul Stews,t, Aidernsanbory, London, merchant
John Nesbitt the eider, Alderrnanbury, London, mer,

chant . . . .
(home IC • iibbt, late of Ropemakees-street, Muorfidds
London, iron•founder .

Mark Noble. Narrow wall, Lambeth. Surrey, mer-

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chain .nd iron-founder , . -
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Samuel Chaplin, now or late tithe High street, South-
wark, Sony, grocer . .
contract's Sate Vigu-lane, near Golden-square, Mid-
dlesex, printeeller . . . .
George Stratton and Henry Stratton, llMekfriars-road,
Surrey, iro.llllollger . .
Thornai Henderson, Milk-street, London, warehouse.

man .
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Vi!liam Fell, St Martini-lane, Mod'esex, tailor
William Wdbarer, Fore greet, lAtirton' linen-draper
W',itfiad More:late of Sun-stre,t, iii.hupsgate-greet,

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ember-merchant . .
lelethias Pearce, Little Elbuw lane, London, clieceN

monger
kobe,t Hawn; lloliwell stmtt, Straml. Middlesex,
•ictua' ler

CERTIFICATES.

Wd'iam Buckley, of Vaexlwll•road, in the county of S.nr•y,
merchant, dealer and ch•inuan.
John Nutter. of Blackman-61nel, in the Borong,ll of South•
nark, in the tunny of Surrey, cbeesemonzer, denl.r and
clapetan.

IaCH,
isterly, ziy 3 y e.
0itt....1 Sight 37 7
12 1 2 O.
!ft-,butgh.
Yin
Paris 1 elay'salate 91 16_

Dirt.•
13'.uv4estax . 26

Palls
Dit•n
Madrid ..... in paper
Dino . 3S4 effect.
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on London (Mal
Belfao on Dublin I DIM

MsMimeo of serl. pmettimis toollegulati et; uphn thv secre as
the Leila...ter, la its wi.dum, bout time to time, ht. thought
P"' ;so fact.
n. Tent Ctrtmittrr lilnsvlsopprocceol poR ocidotee
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