The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1811-06-22 00:00:00

MORE MOCK MAJESTY.

The Bustqn Palladian has furni,lucl us wish a
fantastic cluster of hopeful Kings, tatreens, Princes,
Dukes. Couuts, Barons, and -Chevaliers, creasd
upon as good authority as those from the Curs:can
stock, as well 11.4 from as !pod materials at least—
for, though Cihistuphe's Lice is a little darker than
Diapoleolf's, his heart cannot be as much in.
The title of Serent.Highwes applied to a sooty
Dignitary, sounds, we confess, a little strange; but
use, which reconciles all things, has • special effi-
cacy in chungiug the meaning of words.—(Bolt.
Iced. Kep.) norm*, NAY 17.
KINGDOM OP AAVTI.

Captain Ne74,fr;;O(1;1;-;.n, finyti, f eel
the Exchange Culirr-house with papers containing
the decree. for changinv, the firm of Government
in Cnristoplie's doon.iions.
By s 14w of the Coonct! of State of of
March es, Is] I. an lierttlatly alonarthy was
established in that island. and Cliristaphe mimed
King. under the denomination of Henry I. rod
the throne it to be hereditary in his family. in his
male descendants, to the exclusion of femslrs.
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It is lawful for the lima to 4dOili the child of a
Prince.
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The wife of the King is declared Queen of Hayti.
The Princes and Princesses itlal sannot unary
withent the consent of the King.

A liidg'• 'mu irity terminates at the ale of 15.
Henry 1. King I,l:layti, by a Decree of the sth
of April. created au Hereditary Nobility, consuls.-
kg of Princes, Dukes, Counts, Barons, and ('he.
embers, and appointed persons to the revers! rooks.
Among them we find, Prince Nolo, Prince Jen),
Prince of Goosing, and s Prince of Lambe.

General Vernet p
is created Pence of Gonaires,
Grand Marshal of Hayti, and M • river of the Fi-
nances and of the Irit.rior. Gen; rat Runirin is
created Prince of the Limlbe, Grand Marshal
Hayti. and Minister of War and Marine.
There are seven Du!.es, iiz.—Tee Apoi!ol,c
Prefect Berne, who is appointed Archt.i,hop
Hayti and Duke of Anse, and Grand Almoner of
the King; General Kaunas's. who is appointed
Doke of Morrin. Grand Marshal of Hayti, end
Minister of Slate and of Furri4n Affairs; Gecr,ral
Brave, Doke of Grand WM. Grand Marshal of
Hayti, Grand Huntsmen, end lospectorsGeneral
of the Armies ; General Joachim, Doke of Fort
Royal. Grand Marshal of Ilsvii, end Grand
Marshal of the Palace; General Magny. Duke of
Plaisence, Grand Chamberlain, Marshal, tar.;
General Daux„ Duke vi Arelbonite, Marshal, &r...;
General Sinew, Duke of Port Margot, Grind Ad-
miral of Hayti, and Governor of the Prince Ittyal.
There are twenty our Count., : Count of
Terre Nerivr—of St. Sesanne—af Marmelade—of
the Bandou-Nord—of Le. Enuery—ot
Acid—of Cehos—of Doudon—of Unmade-4
Tron—of Terre Touge—of IMirebolais--of Saint
Louis—of Gros Morao—of Leogant— if Presque
Ida—of Itaelteplaise-4 Hosiers—of Borgne--of
Oaassaraiateterqoar of these are Uovarsors of the
pates of the King asd Qom..
There are Dino Beroos sad Cbevsliers._ _

To the Princeen mud Peincesee. of the Royal Fn-
oily of Ilmyti, is given the title of Royal High-
sleek

To the fleir of the Throne, the title of Noce

RATIO.
Te the oldst daughter of the Kilt, the title
)Mladame First ; to vounger aistets, :Madame.
T. th• Princes if the kingri,nn, and the tile-
Ivies of the grand dignitati.s, the titles of Screue
lliuhnes. and Monseigneur.
To the Dukes and Grand Mar.hala. the title of
ka is Grace.

A vesool is arrived at Portmemeth from S'. Fitt'..
!the I-ft St. Thcaleaa's en the sth laet. We de pee
rwEinotaied %Mt she bis bv•eght any wigs.

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IV 1 otz MMUS Paw of yesterilmy ims put:..l,c3
Si:o'clock is the awning.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

Ii) DON,
SATURDAY. Jume 22.

Dispatches were received 3esterrlay from Sir
Itusr SAUMARET, dated Wiitgoe Sound, tub
June, but they bring no news of important c.—
They communicate oily the capture of some
Daitiph vesaeir. theparticlars of *Lich all appear
is thia Castle.

Dispatches were yeattrday received from Captain
M AUKICE, the Governor of the Isle of Anholt.—
Nothing of any importance has recently occurred
in that Iblai.d.

We lately noticed thaltar of the President and
Little Kell, as beating keine resemblance to that of
the Leopard and the Chesapeake.—Some of our
contemporaries, however, maintain that the two
cases are totally dissimilar. The Chesapeake, they
say, had on board British seamen, whom the Cap-
tain of the Leopard knew to be deserters from the
British Navy.—Whereas no complaint was made
against the Little Belt.—Where the Journals al-
luded have found an authority for this assertion, we
do not know.—The extracts which we made yester-
day from the New York Papers,'speak a very dir-
ferent language ; for they say, that • complaint
was made that a Nils!' frigate, etuizing off the
Capes of the Chesapeake, had impressed a pas-
senger from on board a coaster, and that the Pre-
sident was dispatched to demaud the restoration of
the party. and, in case of refusal, to employ force.
—Cape Ifenry, off which the action took place, is
in the vicinity of the Capes of the Chesapeake, ant
we do not learn that there was any other British
cruiser upon that immediate station.—The Little
Belt appears, therefore, the identical vessel of
which the President was sent in search, and upon
an errand that was likely to lead to extreciitiea.—
Oar observations,however, are only founded upon the
inperfeet information contained in the New Yoi k
Papers.—No positive opinion can he formed upon
the subject, until the arrival of the official dis-
patches from Capt. BINGIJAII, of the Little Belt.

Tl:e Alma Me►ia, Captain MAGsa. is arrived at
Waterford. from Lisbun, which port she left on the
34 instant. Captain MAOSIS states, that no news
had been received front the emit • for some days
pr,vious to his sailing. Just before Capt. MAGER
sailed, a fleet of transports had arrived from Ph-
month. The troops, consistiug of the 11th dm.
goo" the Scotch Gins, and some infintry, were
in excellent condition. This will be a very season-
able reinforcement to the Allied armies, particularly
in the article of cavalry. Provisions were in great
plenty at Lisbon. and the prices very moderate.

A MA from Anholt arrived yesterday with let-
ters and papers from Gottenbargh to the 15th inst.
but they contain no news of auy interest.

It spears. by what fell from Lord RIDISDALE
la.t night in the House of Lords, that a plan for
exped►ting the decision of Appallls in that House
had been proposed in a Committee appointed
for the purpose, but against the wishes of the Op-
position Peers who were present. It was ■gain
imposed iu the Flnus.•, and acceded to by a mu.
joritr• ; but we believe that the Administration now
feel a decee of soreness on this subject, fur they
bud it ►mpossible to carry that plan into effect.
The cause is pretty plainly Noted to his Lordship's
speech.

In the House of Cummins. lest night, Mr.
IVIIITBRLAD UltBeJ for the production of the Cor-
respondence between Mr. Ptiransv, the A111.1':-
can Ambassador to this country. and Marquis
WILL! ALEN', during the year 1810. In the course
of his awed), he tnuchel on the recent engage-
ment between the President frigate and Cut Little
Bar sloop of war, and also adverted to what had
fallen from Mr. PLUVIAL, on • farmer night, as
to the probalnlty of • rapture between France and
the Northern Powers. The Cmance•Los of the
ElLuvrwart, in his answer, dtd not take toy rtstiee
of the former affair; bet, on the letter point, he
observed, that, when he •entieaed the French
forces as likely t• be prevented from pouring iuto
the remands. is consequence of the aspect of the
Northern States. the remark arose entirely from the
thee appear•ece of the Continent. and had more-
ference whatever tinny approzhilattea between Ibis
country and Russia.

Mr. Comm. the Secretary of the Atlmir.lry,
returned to t ,ren last issuing from Worthing.
where he has been for some time for the benefit of
his health.

The MA-thinnest. of Busataanin eatertaine I
a trivet post at droner yesterday, at her hemew
Paihrnall.—Curl end Cownien FOSTIIIKIJI and
Vtoetiont n1111114;1.0, were preault,
On Sunday tvenine,• very •enou• not tnok place
in the oprn untold adjoinina Foster Aqueduct. vis
the 'toy.' Creel, near Dublin. which, we regret sis
hes been encoded with lamentably miaow
wieners. It appesre that • number of nefewna
insvnildrd on the ground mentioned, for flea
portray. of wrestling seid other •miten
which has been "'nerved there fur avnty
An attempt was mole to disperse Ikea., hat was
craned. The crvintqueave wes. several slime wen
grads and several persons were datigviou•ly hart.
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