The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIAVVIIIO/11, Seer 2s.—Pax,ed by the Ni-sir Brunswick,
from Ili. Janeiro; King Cofirey; Nebent, Maio;
Sir johit Beldam: Warren, Van Dyke; and the Mentor,
144,.inliisirn, from Demerara Pi.arre, (nm Do.
juice: London Packet, White, from Tort ; Malviatia,
Cary, from Sennam; Prince of Waifs, Stocker. trots Sr.
‘'ineettnt; Ann, Moreton, from Ni.rts; John and Thomas,
Bryant. (nun l'obago; Selina, Gib.on, from Grenada; So-
phia, Claece, rm.'s Guernsey: Bearer, Stevens, from 7.301;
Richard.on, fr.rn Palermo; La Bone, Olson, from
Wise ; Parrader, Trivett, from Pillau ; amine, Barber, from
Wateriord; and the Jeffrey Anna. Jane.m. from St. An-
dero. Sailed the Komi Star. °berg. for Civita Vecchia;
Hardware, ..-.—, fur New York; and the Orb, Anderson, fur
Copenhagen.

ARUM,
At Chatham—the William, Berm, from Riga.
tM Dover—ihe Harriett, Clark, kola Surinam, and the
- from Virginia, bound to London.
At Bri.tol—the from Peterailargb ; and the
from Baltimore.
At im—Wie William, Jackson, from St Croix.
At Teeierlff Impatienta, and the Vihanti',
—,•from Tontilnirn.
At Surinam-tbe I>ucltenlield, Denbar, from Laudon.

The following animadversion, which closes the
approval of a General Court Martial, lately holden
'et an Officer of high rank, is so honourable to the
feelings of our amiable and beloved Sovereign, that
we take a pleasure in laying it before the public :
4., I lit MAJLSTY, in adverting particularly to the 9th
Article of Charge, of which the Court Martial her,
in part, found the Prisoner Geiet,,, was pleased to
dime', that the JUDGE ADVOCATL'S letter shoulJ
express the wish of His MAP:STY, that the Lieu-
reuant-Colotiel, in his zeal for the service, had con-
deified his command with more temper than in some
inNtanees he appears to have done; as also, that it
should declare His MAJEST I'S high disapprobation
of striking a soldier at any time, and more especially
when under arms, although the blow, as in the case
adduced in evidence, he inflieled without cruelty,
and without any material hurt."
On Monday morning, the LORD MAYOR, ac-
companied by the LADY MATORLSS and a party of
rA;es, went to Blackheath, to see the Royal East
aden Militia, commanded by Colonel Sir ham
IS tan, who have pitched their tents for the purpose
of pre lining the regiment in camp dirties. The
Loan Al AYu a arrived in the rear of the camp, and
was received by the Colonel in a very handlome
marquee. They proeetJed down the main street to
the front of the camp. When the drum beat to
arms, the regiment quitted their tents and occupied
their streets, and formed line in front, in the space
of three minutes. After having presented Arms to
Lordship, and marched past in ordinary time,
j. preceded by two battalion guns, they proceeded in
open column to the end of the Heath, where they
went through a greet variety of manoeuvres, in a
rapid. correet, and masterly manner, and marched
back in line to the encam?ment, preceded by the
light Lifautry, and their cannon, firing the whole
way. ilia Lordship and the company, which was
numerous, paid them high compliments on their dis-
cipline and soldier-like appearance.
Tuesday mottling, as Mr. Tuweseen, a wine-
merchant in the city, and his wife, were returning
home in a single-horse chaise, on their nay from
Streatham, the• horse took fright, and ran away
with the chaise. The animal had not proceeded
lay before the chaise broke down, and, from the
violence of the shock, Mr. and Mrs. Towestrio
were thrown on the ground. The horse continued
in full slued towards Kennington, wish only the
body of the chaise behind him, till stopped by a
gentleman passing that way, who went immediately
in pursuit of the unfortunate driver and his compa-
nion; be found them bath apparently dead on the
road. It appeared, however, that the wife was not
much hurt, but had fainted from the great alarm
she had experienced. The husband was not only
severely bruised, but had his arm broken in two or
three places. A carriage was obtained, and he was
conveyed to Sir WILLIAM BLIZARD, in order to ob-
tain surgical assistance.
114,.nday sen'uight, while JOHN Freer, in Carts-
dyke, Scotland, went to a little distance from his
yoked cart, in which were two of his children, for
the purpose of cutting some grass, the horse took
Might, and both children were thrown out. The
wheel went over the youngest, a girl about live
years of age, who expired in a few minutes after.
Inc other, a girl about eight, had her arm much
bruised. There is every reason, however, to hope
for her recovery.

PREMISES, Priferahla Part of CI USWELIeSTREET.
By Memos. BURTON and VENNOR,
TO-MORROW, at Twelve,. at Garniway's, by Direction of
the Motgager, and Consent of the A11011'111.11,,
rINIII. LEASE of a substantial Brick DWEI.-
I.ING HOUSE, with large bow front 1111 d Pri-
vate Entrance, eligibly situate, being Nu ♦y, Ch.s.y,-ll...trest,
near F 111.4117/ *ware. The Pnriones contAin three servants
rh.uubers, dining-room, two parlours, a coot-
mcatiou, now fro t shop, two kitchens,
and r.llar',.:g; held on lease for a r nods pired tern
teen years and a half, at Michaelmas 1804, at th:• ni,delatit
rent of 481. per annum.

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To be viewed, and printed deeeriptiona had on the P. elms a ;
at Garraway's; of Mr. Burn, Sohello:s,4_ le Greet St. Hou'r ;
and of Maws. Burton and Vennor, 62, Cornhdl.

LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, with two Coach Rousts,
Stabling. and large Garden, Veto of the Forest.
Ey Messrs. lURTON sod iiENNOR,
TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, by Di-
rection of the Pro:irielor,
trHE valuable LEASE, with immediate Posses-
js Sian, of a genteel and commodious RESIDENCE, in
'tn.! erplir, pleasantly situ .le upon the 'gage of F.;:ping
Forest, at !Arousal'', about six miler from the Royal Ex-
change. The Premises are convenient, wet. semied with
wrier, 'and contain three principal chainoera, with &net-,
dtnaing-o,m, dam:: se:Tante rooms, spationa liandurna draw-
ing -kbom, dining roe n, breakf It parlour, commodious en-
trance hall, two kitchens, bskehouw, dairy, larder, and good
cellaring, a plenum garden, two kitchen ditto, hot hods:),
two eaar.la Mums, ample stahliug, Q,w hussy, piggety, de.
Hell for an ungainred tamp of a.ved years, at a inodorate mot
To bd viewed till the sate, and printed particulars had on the
Praraies"; White Hart, Wn adfott t at Ganraway's; and at
Mesa. Nsttes and Veriaor. 64, coguka