The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-09 00:00:00

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This Day is published. price en. tid.
HIGH LIME in the CITY. • Comedy in Five
Acts, cow performing et the Theatre Royal, Hay-
market. By E. J. LYRE,
Formerly of Peratonke College, Cambridge.
London : ;flied fur Wit Wyatt, Pickett.street, Temple-
bar, of whom may be bad, yet published, pike 211 GAL
The DOli L SON, a Ne • Play ta five arts, by W.
Dim and, Es9.--Also, mice ea.
TWENTY YEARS AGO, a sew Melia-dramatic Enter-
tainment, By J. Pocock, Eaq. aotLne of •• ilat or Miss,"
which a revised cditioa. Win the third, is just published,
*ire es.
CHRISTOPHER COATS, ALCE COATS. sod JOIIK
COATS.
WHEREAS CHRLSTOPHER COATS fir.
meet) %f Sladburis in Booked, Yorkshire, !shooter,
went to le. c in Londo• ahnot sixty years ay. (being then
abut eielvern years of age, at the Swan with Two Necks
in tad Lapse, in the capacity of so ostler ; Al. .c Coats, sister
of the mid Christopher Coats, went from the viol place also
to Loudon about fifty y. ars •go, anal at is supposed married
• shoemakei, John .Coate, wku served an apprenticeship to a
wool comber. at Relston, near Shipton ia Craven, 10,1E111nm,
collided as a enivatc soldier about thirty-seven year, ay. :
NOW, if the said Clariatopher Coots, Ake Coats, and Julio
Coats' who hose not since betas heard of, except a report that
Christophei Costa died about.h.rty is* years 1441 or al:y of
these, he now brine, o, if deist, their legal isamorig ass de-
meadaids from them, will make application to Messrs. Blear-
dale, Ale:soder, sad Holase, No. to, New Imo, LOOtini ; or
to Mr. tlockle,solintor, at Cnoshurgla, in the emusty of Liu-
role, they will hear of someilinsg ten was* So emir whoa-
Sage. The above three pers.oir were the children of nee Wil-
liam Costs, by Asia Turner, who was Cater Ow war Robert
Turner, D....coterie of Leeds
N R Anr isfairmatuni respecting all or say of the abuse
Persons will be lisedsouriely rewarded.
Gainsburgh. laln.

CRICKET.
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AL Lord's Crieket.Gronnd, St. Mary-le-botie, o MON-
DAY NEXT, Ang. ta, and the following W. 4, between
TEN PLAYERS above Thirty-Eight Years of age, with T.
Smith, Esq against Et.EVEN PLAYERS snider Thirty-
Eight Years of sr, fis• One Thousand Guineas a Side.
The Wickets to be Hared at Eleven o'Cloek.
Above 38 Years. PLAYERS. Under :s Tears.
T. Smith, Eq. Lord F. Beanclere
—... Wells J. Tanner
Hammond -- Lambert
Robinson How and
Freernantle Bennet
Segall Harding
Ayling Bentley
Ray Bridger
3. Mimosa -- Carte"
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—..l%iatrs. Sleartnatt.
Adasittanee, Simmers.

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NEw volts. JOLT 7.

We have been informed that the Adniiiiistration
conceive they are authorised by law to t..lte active
and efficient measures against France, without the
intervention of Congress; and that the Attorney-
General to every day expected here, whose opinion
is to be received on the subject.
If the Administration are clear in their supposed
authority, the sanction of Mr. Rodney'. opinion is
desireable, not we presume. from its value, bat for
the sake of appesrances.—(lnd. Asa.)
The representatives of the French Government in
this country have merle known, through their organ
the Aurora, that the laws of the land have been en:l-
isted, and the dignity and honour of the Govern-
ment insulted, by the arrival in.the Delaware of the
British armed brig the Avon. This vessel, it seems,
came into our waters with a large sum of mousey,
consigned to different persons in the United State..
The motley was saved from a Spsuish vessel bound
from Ilavartiah to Philadelphia, which was like'y
to launder at sea. As saving money for the purpose
of restoring it to its just owner, i• a thing utterly
repugnant to the principles and practice of the
l'reoi.h Government, all the papers in the employ
of that Government have been violent in their de-
nunciation of the Officers -of the'Ation, and of their
contlua, and iu their calls npori the Executive
to execute the vengeance of the law upon these
violators of our rights, and insulters of our Rear-
,goe Oficers. Notwithstatisling theme plain and
equivocal indications of the will and pleasure ofu he
representatives of His Imperial and Royal Majesty,
our Executive have bad the effrontery to disregard
those indiratibna, and have even gone se far as to
grim a special permission to the Aeon to mike vu-
try sod land the treasure tat which she bad roeirge.
Alter such gross cont ninety. the Exc.:retire Officer*
of 4111 f Government "light to be prepared for every
kind of at.nse mid insult from the French Papers.
which they have b-eo in the bab:t of fostering:—
ft:tritest Steles Ca:ette.)