The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-07 00:00:00

GASCH/G.VE.

Th. remains of t, is amiable Gentleman were.
on Thursday ae'nnight, interred io the family vault.
at Bei svick-in-Elmet, Yorkshire. A ;vest nuinhcr
of mourning coaches. in which were his friends, at-
tended, also upwards ci 1,600 of the tes.a:,tiy and
saighbourinz Gentlemen, to express their sorrow
for fatal accident which terusitilted the exist-
core of this:v:111'0)1e and noble youth.
The follow in* inscription, written lay his highly-
respected and disconsolate parent, is to be placed
on his tomb :---

Her., is depo•ited *lint romaine of
TIit)NIAS CHARLES GASCOMNE,
ONLY POW Or bun THOMAS OA:001GUIL, MART.
Mt met his fair Crum a &II in hunting, and expired at Wal•
ling Walls, the scat of Sir Thomas White, Dart.
to Niottingban.thim,

ON PRIDAT, TNT. 29T11 DAY OITIDITR, 1149.
Snatched thus premetuirly, in tic toc.ity.ti,uriti yeAr of his
age, front los nninceaus friumN, his ues.iy lavt-
hnuken father derivt4 comnduciou from the
soothing n Section of the general esti-
mation affection Write to
ltis child during We strut
career.
WITH TN! FAILEAT THt IPANILT
WILL aLcurr cruxes!

The Countess Dowager of Simon left town,
yesterday, for Frogmore.
Lady CAKOLINiirDAriff will It lIVe Ham this day
for Frogmore.
SirJOHN nod Ludy LADT, and a party of Fashion-
able., visited Mr. Ititimisv's Theatre, on Saturday,
and very much applauded his performance.
A HINT TO OPERA ASIATRURS. okt.—dil if said,
that, mina° the low innehinatioas of a certain
contemptible Foreigner, the Vshhe are to be de-
prived of the transcendent talents of CATALAN' all
this winter.

Lord llENatt PETTY, and his ans;ab!e and ac-
complished Lady, arrived in Swansea, front Ireland,
on tVednesday, and soon afterward. proceeded to
I'enrice.

The Duke of POIITIAND'S funeral is not ex-
pected to take place until the latter end of this
week. The arrangements have out yet beru dr-.
terinined upon.
Mr. Pv.tase's favourite mare, Ro•ctte, broke
down when running for the Gold Cup at Rich-
mond.

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Miss P. F. a lady of considerable indrpendc•.t
property, aged about 38, left her friends ■t W... 1
Qaantexhead. on Monday se'ainight, on a -
nial expedition. The lovers arrived at Dun.der 0..
Monday evening, and quitted it the following morn-
ing, at three o'clock, in a post-chaise.
Aar proof of the mildness of the weather, fw
near three weeks pa.t, a fyll-blown moss rose wa.
pulled, on Wednesday, out of a garden belonging to
Mr. Tatou as M stv, ni Eivecou near Whitby. At
tiornsco, in the nei4l.hourbood of !lull, a few di, r
ago, a swain of bees settled an a house in the mid
dle of the town.

On Friday. the tOth ult. the ceremony of et •
throning the Right Rev. Doctor MAJax DI the
new Lord Bishop of Bangor, wits performed by th,
very Rev. the Dean, in :ho presence of the Vire-
Chancellor, Registrar, and other respectable
Clergymen. assenitiled fir thaj purpose in the
Cathedral in that t ity ; the Rev. Doctor ()writs,
Precentor of the Church, was his Lodship's proxy
on the occasion.
Sir EDWARD LITTLRTOR, Member for Stafford-
shire, went through the duties of the chair, at Pea- •
ridge, on Wednesday sennight. with a degree of vi-
vacityseldom equalled ; ind, on the following day,
when lie gave a ball,ehich was attended by upwards
°Ea bemired persons, he remained in the room till
Alf-past two o'clock in the morning. He was the
ltre and soul of every rejoicing given its his own
neighbourhood on the Ist, Jai ful occasion. It
:night Le a difficult task to find, iii till His MA.
ESTY'S dominions, a eimil.r instance in • man who
was, like Sir EDWARD LITTLETON, a Captain in
the Rebtllion of 1745.

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MINTE~.LIGENCE.
BRITISII PRESS OFFICE,
Four e' Chock .
We have just received Dutch Papers to the 4th
instant, containing the following account of the ar-

rival of 800 APAITS at Paris, and of the substance
of the Treaty of Peace between France and Austria:
PARIS, OCT. 29.
His Majesty held, yesterday, a Council of Mi.
pisters, which lasted till eight o'clock in the even-
ing. To-day, he hunted the stag in the forest of
Footainblean. As was expected, the Emperor was
himself the bearer of the Treaty of Peace. which
has just been given to the impatient curiosity of the
public, after hating been communicated to the
Senate.—This important Peace is of the following