The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-26 00:00:00

DONCATEk,

Yesterday, at seven o'clock in the mutning, their
' Royattfighttesset took leave of the Noble Proprie-
tors of Knowsley. It would be difficult to repeat
the expresiioM of regard paid to the Prince on
this excation i he distinctly marked the grateful
sense he entertained of their very great attention,
and what a delightful week he had passed under
their hospitable rooh His Royal Highness profited-
ed bit Warrington, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Bos-
ton, -Middleton, Chesterfield, and Workson, to this
place. His Royal Highness went this road in order
to view Chatsworth, the proud and magnificent resi-
dence of the Cavendishes. The waterworks of these
gardens are peculiarly beautiful, and were much
admired by the Royal Brothers, as well as the
beautiful halite and ground*, the meats of which
steed no comment from me. The inhabitants were
every where colleeled to greet the arrival of their
Prince ; the different corps of Volunteers were as-
sembled in the towns, and received His Royal High-
ness ; sad the whole scene exhibited a most ani-
mated and happy people, loudly rejoicing at the
sight-of. their Prince. This morning the Yeoman-
ry, consisting of six hundred rank and file, corn-
trended by Colonel Foljambe, and the Volunteers
corny:tended by colonel Wrightson, paraded in
font of the Royal ilotice, and, the moment the
Prince appeared. saloted llis Royal Highness ; the
Corps then marched pasts and His Royal High-
r,ess thanked the Commanding Officers for their
attentions, having pasted his well-merited praises
upon-their readiness and military appearance ; it is
to be observed, that a large proportion of the Yeo-
manry had come fifty miles to this parade. happy to
give this mark of their dutiful respell. His Royal
ets's' was 'afterwards waited upon by all the '
Noblemen and Gentry of the neighbourhood. They
henetwecl Lord Fitzwilliam (the Lord Lieutenant of
the Comity) with their company to the Race-ground,
ood'ertorwirrds dined at his Lordship's house in this
cowls j His 'loyal Highness conversed with his usual
condescension. and paid his attentions to all the
tenpanY in the stand who had the honour to be
known to bins. The Mayor and Corporation present
their address to-morrow.
Yea cannot wear-rate the delight end ivy of the
de every where be passed, nor His Royal High.
iftesgrace and cotitineension on every occasion.
• wereeramosni
• 1141,41 L INTELLIGENCE.
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noersnovira, stet. 24.
An *vier was received this morning for the
mtnra of the King's German L.gion, which sailed
on Sund ty for Ireland, to Soithead. They are, it is
said. to be sent to the Centii.ent, instead of Ireland.
Arrived the Allipl,e, frigate, front Barbadoes ;
and the Deritelnliiisi bomb, from the Downs, with a
convoy. The 4filiaeier brings an account that Sir Ri-
chard Strechait's squadron were much damaged in
as lirricane, in the West Indies, and that the An.
• eltlitub Lost all her masts. Sir Richard was cruising
for Jerome Bonaparte's squadron.
The 30th and Beth Regiments embarked on board
the transports, at Spithead, are going to Buenos
Apes, under convoy of the Ardesol, of 64 gush and
sesetal other ships.
Sailed the Rarehoree sloop, for the Guernsey sta.
lion. and the iteehue*, en a crinw.
Thiamin at St. Helen* the 3pelieer. and Phstasest.
C.O.,,treil, and Coluesiiee sloops, fitted for foreign
service.
• etrstoirrn, aItIPT. *3.
The wind hes continued foul for the Sicilian ex-
pedition till yesterday miming, When it got up to
;he northward; several gun. were fired at day-break,
as signal forainmooring, but at ten o'clock it got
back to the-west again. This miming a fresh
breese sprung up from the North, and has con-
tinued from that, and a little to the west of that
point. all day, every axpenation was formed of
dair sailing. it being sufficiently free to carry them
down Channel. but, to our surprise, notion anchor is
ert4ghed, new any 'apparent preparation making.
though the blue Peter is still flying at the Admiral's
mast head.
Arrived from Admiral t ouis's squadron the Re-
:A:ewe frigate, but have not been attic to find she
has brought ary news ; also the Penelope frigate,
and .4.frias cutter, from off L'Orisen.
Sailed with dispatches for Earl &. Vincent the
Nerired
novas. stet. *4.
• Case into the harboar the brig Whitten, of Sun-
- dahmislinschimes, whit bowed, from Petersburgh
far Deem. A Moss been sent in this morning
by. the List(' •Centnin-house cutter, of tendon,
lassiaborith JO half inhere of spirits. The Nile
era" Joinsuse. mikes has been refitting out here
isms tie*. Me aid again *pen a cruise.

nest, etre 44.
Mk ttauttft. at sit o'clock, a Messenger arrived
barillieva ee, and immediately embarked en
• WC° SOlNlallkw tugger, Lieut. M'Cready, which
Ikall dis64:ting, passed tin back of the Good-
ell' 11law% rbilaradisb au of war. with a fleet of
valealki sumbr Iliad& aciaata. wider convoy to the
.alualmrardi. . _.! .....
bribed sad oiled fat the River. the afiGrator
Ifinietzsaftri BTtwinia a sad the Amelio, Young,
*NB
Ibilled- AIR .1111swit frigate. no a cruise, and the
dirtreara bpaabockb the outward-bound meet, under
aaarailarillasaratooth.
the Downs, the &teethes Sophia,
Viral& fo:lit7elleediterranriin, and several other ont•
.ward-hound vessels ;also the Carite. schooner. from
Sheernew, to the wmiward.
Arrived the *Ore sloop of war, from a cruise,
and the Zeis► s bomb, from Sheerness ; and remain
is the DOwtie„ with the rest of the Ship as per fact.
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