The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-10-29 00:00:00

this amiable Princess is spoken of in terms of exul-
tation, as if it were the Right and discomfiture of
the first General of the age. This is in the true
style of the malignant, cowardly, and base Jacobin
spirit, that spirit which dragged the Queer+ of
Femme to the scaffold, that now persecutes the
Queues of NA e Les and Pevssr A, and delights in dis-
figuring and degrading every thing amiable and
beautiful in nature.
We have received Hamburgh papers to the 20 h
insole. containing some particulars of the aftion of
the 19th, in which Prince Louis FERDINAND boa
Ns life. They are given in a preceding column
re Rushing, we hope, have already reached
Silesia ; qurrters tar 80,000 of them are said to have
been ordered at Breslau.
Lord Moartrit attired at Hatnbargh on the
18th, from Brunswick.
It was reported last night, in some well-informed,
circles, that a severe allion WAS I'ught on the 17th,
in which the Prussians were completely successful.
His MAJESTY is expeSted in town this day
yesterday Lord idowida trantafted business with
the Duke of Volt% •
Yesterday Mr. ASCII transit/fed business at
Mr. WlttottAst's Office.
The Messenger that broortht the dispatches last
Sunday from Vise loot Moe PEED. and Count Str•ll-
- see 0, left mien, last night, for Vienna.
Sir Coes, T Cusaer has proposed himself a can-
didate for the county of Salop; Sit Ktco•an Hitt
Raving declined.
The Honourable Me. Juggle:ow is ; Candidate
for Dover.
The 6th Dragoon Goarefs, or Carahineerr, sta-
tioned at Loves, and on the coast, have teceived or-
ders to hold themselves in readinest to march for
foreign service.
The 3d, or Old Beefs. this day commence their
march from Si:tier-ha barracks, for Deal, to em.
bark for foreign service.
The first division of the East Devon Militia
ourahed into Lewes yesterday, on their route to the
westward.
Lau week, the South Hants Militia marched
from the barracks at Little Hampton, to those of
13randiog Barn. Sumer.
Earl Serecit a left town last night for Wimbledon.
The Couiitess Secants intends to leave that place
this day, foe Bab.
Tile Casette of last night contains the following
notice to.
"i=4IPIOR !thee. Oc faimp 9s. 1506
it Ilia bfa)recrl ra-prooral think it prow to rive
Mr public Notice to the Members at hods Nooses of Pupa.
went, that theur triers and packets will. on the sixth day of
Norembor, twilit to pars free, as usual. kelps kitty days be.
fatetko turamniona of the new ltorhareent.
" By tainatilairl of the P.ototeater.Comeral,
s' FRANCIS FREELIN4, Secretary."
Mr. T. Caro lusts, the First hoed of the Admi-
ralty, laid before His Meats" v, at the Levee, on
Friday, the resignarion of Sir PHILIP S'EtTMENIL. at
First Lord of the Admiralty, who retires on ac
count of old *get He likewise laid before His M.
&ATV a Meirional (men' Sir Fusty, praying for a
radon. It simed, that he was a Clerk in the Navy
Pie, several years, in the reign of Clorox 11.
He was removed from that Office in the pie 1751,
to be Senior Clerk at the Admir.il:y, j.i which si-
tuation he continded till the year 1759, when he
was appc:nted Second Secretary. under Mt. Ct eves
/Aw); and upon his death, in the veer 1763, he
was a;:F:nitited sole Secretary, which squation he
Lehi ttceot7 years. In the year 1795, i.e was made
see of t, e Lords Oommitsioners of the Admiralty ;
end in the whole, he bad been sixty-one years
anipleyed in the poblie "evince, and bring not-
eithlY-th4e 944 es of eV, he found himself too in.
fern to execut the duties of his office, with wiz
falii-n to himself.
• His Iflistesry, ander these peculiar circum-
stances, was pleased to order him a pension( of
1.3091. per, agaum net This is the first instance
of a Lord of ollie Admire:ly being allowed a pension
urn his ortitintfrosti office.
Yesterday, thelogn i.f s Tn. ordered the price of
head to be continued at is. lici the quenelle loaf
of wheaten. and III& household.
Violent breeches, of the pence continua to diabih
the town of Newports in the Isle of Wight. Scarcely.
a night passes, but tie interference of the peocie•
-
offitert is necessary tottuell the tumults. On Sattir-•
day, and Sunday se nmght, they became very.
serious; when, by the exertions of the High Coal
stables, two of-the most aftive (offieets it; the army),
were put into Bridewell ; from whence Vier were
shortly released by several whets. olio, with
berg? piece Of timber, Meted Open the door, ai.d
gave thou liberty. They are, however, brood
over to the Quartet-Sessions, which commence to-
MOTTOS*.
It is very roMarkable that nor a Capital Ptise
Should be drawn in die last Day of iharrieg, thcugh
they ere all afloat. It may therefore be espeaed,
Mat a large proportiem will be drawn on Tuesday
pert, the 4th of November. Goa they and Co. ere
selling Tickets asses S!reres, warranted Bedroom, at
the same prices as he, are the drawing began. The
Jew remaining Isailt be quicky isposed of. The
State Lottery Offices aim e, 26. CorfibiN, Se, Clariag-
Chid, and St../11.argarei4 Drill, Borough.
A Gentleman of the name of hlC•ery attended
at the Public Office, Bow-street, on Mondays to
make a charge agates! the Duke of Yoan Lords
N•tes and FORMS, Lady ELWIN, Capt. aoisas,
Justice Pr% and Mr FeNwici,:,-the Governor of
Tothtll Fields Brideirell. On inquiring of him the
immure of the charge, he stated it to he for conspir-
ing together to take away his life. This appeared
a very estraprdinary charge against tuch charaslers.
Upon Li. bsing interrogated, he stated that he
wished them tale apprehended, and cited to appear
before dos baste' of Edioburgh, at be, being a na-
tive ot that (lace, would be sure to have ustice
done him, and made ...e of a deal mote incoherent
language, so as to 1. aye no d...ibt of his beiro
deranged ; it was the:etare prutuised him, to com-
Vre ha miss:, that his wishes should be comi.lied
wiili oo Saturday, and he weal away quietly.