The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-05-02 00:00:00

HIGH COURT OF 1..1.-.L"

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The following is a Staten
of thc British Naval Force,

InPort and fitting ...... 9
On the English Channel and
Irish Stations 26
On the Downs and North-
Ses Statione.. . 6
Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar 1:
M Atterrancan &on Passage 5
Coast of Africa
At the West India tetanal,
and on the P.ntsaire
On the Jamaiea %cation
American and Nevrfottnd'attnt
Statto.te.
Capc of Cowl Hope Station 6
Last India:, 5: on the Fauna 11
t n return f-on, foretgn service
Litended fit for cigh 1
In titst:it of a French equa-
-1 dreg an I crussng ls
G uant-s' nig
H.S P S and R.S. in Con-
ntitsion IS

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2 .5
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Total Commission..

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TRIAL OF VT4r.' UN!' :vinvik.Lr.
• THIRD DAY.
The Court Met soon after eleven o'clock eesowday
morning. The attendance of Lords and Commons
was not so great as upon the preceding day. The
Peeresses was more numerous ; and every other
part of the Court was crowded.
The Managers plesent were :—Mr. WHLTBRIAD.
Lord HENRY PsTT*TA Earl Teuei a. Lord Ascot-
sato HAMILTON, M. GILES, Sir S. RUMILLY,
Serjeant BL T, Mr. Moats's. Mr. R lase, &c Sze.
About two o'clock, Mr. Fox and Viscount How-
ler, arrived, in undress, and did not take any part
in the business of the day. Mr. Fox looked in
much better health an 3 spirits than he has done for
• some days. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of
YORK :strived about el-ven o clack, and sat in the
Kt oe's box until the rising of the Court. Her Royal
Highness was dressed in white, with a white muff
and tippet, and crimson scarf. She looked remark-
ably well
Mr. Gilt es, as leading Manager of the day, ex-
amined several witnesses in continuation from yes-
terday, in order to substantiate the preliminary
chathes contaiped in the articles of impeachment;
and, in the coTtse of the day, Messrs. PLUM ait and
ADAMS, as Counsel for the Noble Defendant, took
many legal objections, which were most ably argued
at great length, and as ably answered by Sir S.
nowt Lv, Mr. Serjeant BEST, and Me. Gills.
'These objections gave rise to much desultory con-
versation between the Lone Cuartert..Loa, his
Royal Highness the Dike of Com sentstip, the
Duke of NORFOLK, Marquis of 5r...1-roan, Earls
StaNHOrL and DARNLEY, and Lords MULORAIL,
ELDON, and F.ttati
Eight witnesses were examined this day, they
chiefly consisted of gentlemen belonging to Public
Offis.es.
About half past four o'clock, the Court adjourned,
with the usual ceremonies, to this day.

iMOICIBLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT,
FOR APRIL,
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The weather in the preceding month Ins beet, open the
while, favourable to vegetation; Cie Wheat, winter arcs, end
earle.sown spring Corn, leak Sot.e.shing and well; and the
snow did not impede the operat tams of husbandry. The farrows
in the mast of the forward districts have nearly 6eished KM*
ing their barley and gran seeds.
Turnips have renamed to the end of the season, sound and
good; the Swedish kind reniarka'aly so, affording au immenw
quantity i f succelent and nutritious food; and Ism much at
tension cane it be paid to this excellent and valuable root, a
a late crop for ewes and lambs and feeding sheep, oil whoci
they will thrive, till tares, clover, and graft seeds. are ready b
receive them.
in the Isle of fly, the fees were laid under water by th
Mow, which fell in March, and prcv-nted the farmers free
'owing their Oats so early as is customary with them. Th
Coleieed for sheep h nearly dena ; that which stands for see
looks pretty well. On the high Lands. the Wiles& looks prc
nsiang, and Beans and Barley have been sews; and in th
law pints, the season has been unfavourable for lambing;
good many levee, as well as la .ibs, have been lost Whe.
averages thrtiogliont England and Wales, 745. 4d. per quartet
Barley, 3M 1(1.1.; Rye, 464. Id.
The Grasses, Oath natural and artificial, have lately impnr
ed ti : and the Meadows and Pastures iu the inland coin
tire, w kit ire in tolerable condition, and penteukuly do
for many mi.es around the metrueoiis, appear beautiful
thriving, green, and luxuriant.
The lam dry weather has afforded an opymrtenity of b
d•essing with soot and ashes, the Clover and Wheats, a;
toting all the young groping crops.
mere has been, atthe late fairs, no scarcity of lean st
wh ch still maintain great prices, as also do store sheep, e
and lambs.
Cows and calves are much in demand, and at high pt
Pigs of all sere are both scarce and dear. In Sinitlift,!.l
Beef fetches from :is.. led. to M. 6.1. per stems of Sib ;
from 31. to is. ed. ; and Pick, 5s EA,
Young fresh MAWS, for the collar or the saddle, still
tinue to sea well.

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Torah 213 I 29 1 230 1 24.3 I 2:
" Were Ito chow,e to curse the man I hate,
Atten.lanee amt dependence be hi. t.te."
This was Pope's anat./yenta against his ener
and it seems as if the British Public had it
candy in their remembrance; for the rich man
still desires to increase his fortune, as well 4•
numerous cl.:ss of individuals whose income is
ly equal to their expenditure, are equally arduc
the pnrsnit of independence, in the only pa
which it can be suddenly, and at the same tim,
nourably acquired : we mean by the purchia
Tickets or Shan s in the excellent LotterZ,,
begins drawing on Monday week, so abind
Capita'. Prizos, many of which are certain of
tts:ributed on the very first day of drawing.
Iry many years past HOkI43IIIT and Co. ha
variably shared a Capital Prize on the first ;
drawiog the Lo:tery. The first drawn l'cit
sired r ail Pr z in the last Ussery was that
ticiat.sav Attu Co.—The Lottery hegias Dr
next • .;:p,:ay Week. Shares of frxes in 51"
Lot-Try, e-e n.,tv paying in fnli, at No. 213
j 1 o !"o 52. Charing-Cross. nil MatgaA
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