The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-06 00:00:00

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Taitatoty, the Lord layer bill a Court of Aldersses it
Gslidlit, st which Illesers NOMA,
.11tooted, Chapman,
Oracksrarra, Dewey, Grey, Blackstone, awn Batts, Watt:meg ;
sad Mir,. IHIsIr, Lacs% and gleilrust:lebteraseo ; were
abated Mara .r Watorstasost) • o's Cwspsay,
*ttke anonias year.
M. afwe ss, Tank Jollisione, aid Opey,ieve elect-
ed IWO. aftb• OWN. afirmis. DMus-
Aal of et eon Cast. to the Oryhaiii, slid other
d‘ditionottlit City. Ass tls atk July seat, was attend to
essdistece payment as the tat% of July.
Samna persons went swore and allowed Brokers.
Vass a Report frail a Committee. au oddities was i&ule
to the salaries of the Keepers of Giltspur-streel, sod the
Poultry Coopten.

The Dukes of You, KURT. SUSSEX, and C AM-
Banat, mod the Princess C HAaLOTr6 of WALLS,
dined with Their Maaastus, on Monday. After-
wards the Doke of CAMBIUMS set off for Windsor,
to visit the Princess A MXLIA. Their MAJ LOTS ES
had the Ditchers Dowager of RUTS.* ND, and a se-
lect party, totes and cards in the evening.
Yesterday morning, the Priuce of WALLS visited
their MAJZITtat. to report the state of the Duke
ofCcitstatswo. Sir HUM!' HA LFORD alto at-
tended to make his report. In the evening, the
Quint, and Priscesses AUGUSTA and Surma, vi-
sited the Duke of CIINIMLAXS.
The asenerous inquirers, yesterday, at the Duke
of Coiaessx.sio's, were admitted to see the
Dske's bed-stoat. and the room i whion Sellie put
a period to his existence. They were both iu the
same state as when the deeds were dune. The
ghosts and white satin pillows that were on the
Doke 's bed when he was attacked. were put on the
bed again, to satisfy public curiosity.—Sellia's re-
mains were taken from the Duke ofeussixexte
ea Sunday num. is a house, to the neighbourhood
of Oxford-street. It was a matter of doubt whose
duty it was to pettonu the unpleasant task of bury-
ing the body is a cross-road. The Board of Green
Cloth sat upon the sobjectlill nine o'clock on Sun-
day evening, About one o'clock the body watt re-
usual to Scotland-yard, by four tam, and interred
in a bole, nearly opposite the egg warehouse and the
lose wharf. Notwithstanding so much secrecy was
observed. and it beiug midnight, about 30 people
were collected.
Yesterday. the following bulletin w..s issued at
the house of the Duke of Cc onoar..ts
Royal Highness the Duke of Caalbcrhosi's wounds
to the hoods have bees stressed ; ant!, consideritsg their
aosatter awl sittunioa, though satresody paiafal, they have
• preemie* appearance.
"Treader,. to o'clock." • "SIR H H. 4 LFOR D.
"EDMUND HOME."

The evening iiulle►in was as follows:
" His loyal Highness the Dole of Coutherlsorl is aloft
composed, this e►emitic and wore free from ((eerie\ lusher*.
sinew, thee ►• hes bees shier his r &MOW et.
" a o'clock." (ti %aril) H. H L FOR D.
" HOM F.."

A_ Oa Monday night. at ten o'clock, his Royal
Highness the Duke of Callas rtmc strived at Pnir.
- ears ANILIA'S home. in St. Alban'a-street, Wind-
sor. He sopped and spent the evening with Prin-
.. MARY. His Royal Highness was very happy
to And his sister not worse, and greatly delighted
by the affectionate attention of rrincess WWl',
with whom he breakfasted last morning, and after-
wards set off for London, with the ageteable news
to Their Massy:is:a. Dr. Poet is the only Physi-
-1:1011 in waiting on her Royal Highness.
G. MACDONALD. Eon. was presented to the
Qvate. on Monday, by the Ouke of ARGYLL, on
bis coming of age, and being appointeJ toche com-
mand of the 4th Regiment of lucerne. Local
Militia.

Yesterday, being the Duke of Cunamtwo's
birtn.diey. war 'observed. as usual. by his Royal
Hithaesea tradramenowlto illuminated their hooves.

utast, sassgv, Esq. died Oniiiritl;;;iict
last, at his seat at itklimoltd. He was father to
the Coolness of Estax.

florins races commence this clay. The Derky
stakes will he run for to-morrow. and the (Asks
stakes on Friday. The Elul of Duty. who gene-
rally attends those rice', is gone to his seat at
Knowsley. but has given orders that his house at
the Oak. should be kept open. dnitiog the races.
for the reception of the Nobility who attend on the
ocessioo.

Mrs. JORDAN Wall announced for Peggy. in The
+Cowry Girl. at the F.dinburgh Theatre, on Nltin-
day night. and last evening she played the widow
Cheer/y, in The Soldier's Itaaghter.

The much-lamented death of this accomplished
scholar, orator, and statesman. was announced in
our Paper of yesterday. It is a most distressing ►e-
cullectioo to his country and his friends, that his life
has apparently been shortened be that quickness and
vivacity of determination which governed all the
ort4ons of his life. 'We have abited, that, an his
'finite to save the valuable library of his friend Mr.
Ntrtb, be received a blow on the hip, which gave
rise to au indolent tumour. It was attended. how-
ever. with no serious incoaymt mice to Wm, and
*tamely accompanied with pain; but, apprehending
that it might be trouhlMome, he consulted all the
most accomplislted professional men in nom, mad
that separately. an the quest on of his sutf-ring it
to go on. or atabnidtiug to an operation. Mr. Cline,
'Mr. Phillips, Mr. flllpon. ■od others. advised
against the operation. They concurred, though
nokuown to one soother, in assuring hint that
that there was no danger in avoiding the operat-on.
but that there was much danger in undergoing
its—that the knife was at all times to be used
with awe. gad never bat where life 1,114 absolute-

it stake. or where the probable prolongation
of life waon to he made It relief Irons
pain. But other surgeons gibe I.i.n •n ottani .....
that the huinciur might be safely cut out, and
lte instionlr resolved on the experiment. Ile
would i.ot a•reis want for any preparation of the
systaqii. lie had the best operator in London,
sete,•te,t, and the fprrstimi w4l dose with the most
per Iraq skil!: no blame is iinpai”ll to the lit:oilman.
Nut that whirkin the decline of loft too often hap-
pen; upon deep incisions of the body sae arson
pereelialde—n unorbsd ichor appeared, firlkmed by
R iii, al roll srbsfu.alitin, and ending in tt ;thous fever.
lloe falaiii% of which ow power of soritivioe could
Ile tirls neivtble of his spinosa long disso-
lution, owl here ii with the most perfrct eyes.
numlY• lie Ws& hits wilt, slid of is singnlor that
• le had the presentiroarnt that the
the King's birth-day be his
•rt 11W riser.

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