The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1811-11-20 00:00:00

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An expreie was received Irons \Vicolvor, yester-
day. itt Yak llousa. stating, " Tilts fits Mat
Js:sT.t harf ret4less night, arid was worse this

(SigreJ Ay lA,ec Phyakiass.)'
Last night an expras: was received fs:ourilVitieloor.
et York Utilise, stating, Tii:;t His M Aitititlf
was much in the same state as in the moraine*

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Contrary to the statements-in >ome of the neitr,,..
paper*, we understand, that Dr. JOHN WI t/Lts
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tusily did not arrive at Windsor untßyivtird4y.

A Servant of the Patrice Itticctur arrive.) in
town last night, from Oatlands, with an accountt
that his Iti,iyal Highness is completely convalescent,
• and may be expected at York
slionse this day.
The followim4 accotibt of his Royal Highness, 1s
front the general Correspondent of the newspapers :
" THE Pitterra litEnr.se..--The accident of His
Royal Highness way more than a sprained ;:ttele,
haviag.bruke two tendons or his foot at the same
time.. Yesterday afternoon en account was rrre•iv.
ed from Oatlands, at York-house. stating. that the
PRINCE had rather a restless night, hat had several
hours sleep in the morning, by which he was much
refreshed. His Itlytal Highness had some pain in
1 his font, but his allele was les. iiinamed."

Ithils from Malta, Sicily, and Gibraltar, arrived
.yesterilay.;.—The Papers from the latter place are to
the 27th of October, and their contents relate chiefly
,to the retreat•of the French from Sea Hople end
the pursuit of Bsitssrvtitos. The enemy left
Tarifa tintauched, not -having entered that place.
The rear guard, which was overtaken and defeated
at Ximene-, consisted of three battalions and ten
companies of Voltigettrr. BALI, tcritios charged
then, separately, and the series of action. that en-
sued la.ted from day-break until four iii the after-
; noon. The Spaniards gave hot little quarter.—
, The remainder of the enemy continuing their re-
treat, have entirely withdrawn from the Sierra.—
General lict.t.cc.t cans was joined by his infantry
on the .2 id; lby the latest accounts war, with
the whole of his farce, at Ins Banos. tie will
shortly be reinforced by CAPCEet division. shunt
3,000 strong, which arrived on the ci.th at Algeciras,
free, Cash?. -
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It Is stated in letter.' from Sicily, of th► 47th of
September, that the QUEIV4 had been eace,aively
tllr but was then considered out uf danger.
Tar letters from MAIM bring no arks of ary im-
portance.

On Saturday last, the Court of King's Beneii,
gave judgment on the demurrer against the
ertimic Delegates. They delivered their opinions
seriatim, hut there wagon difference on the Bench.
Toe judgment was unanimous. The Defendant.,
had previously pleaded...not Guilty. Their trial
is fixed fur 10-morrow.

Yrterdry his Royal Highness the CosturNpra
ill CHILI% held a public Levee, at his office u, the.
Illorse-Guaris, and cave audiences to a Dumber of
Military ()Mows. Ainnne them were—
The Duke ast latantartn, the Spanish Ambassador, and
two As.l.ole.Canspe of Geotral Plallastes 014 ; Imutenant-Gen.
Fatales, on kis return from Sully ; Lent: General Drum.
round, on his retort. from Caserta; 113)..r-Centr.el laerupt,
on Ins momotion ; FAA Westianclrobl I Lord Mos Mose ;
j.nr.l %roam; )1...Mr-General A. Campbell : Gen. Pen tttt ig.
tun Major.Gentral NPLeuelj Niajor-Geareal thelop.
A private letter from Lisbon, of the such last,
states, that Marshal Baatsroau is oath itriprnseil
in health, and was guilt% up to the gravid alloy hum
Cititrs.

The Prince D'Aitattseon, token in the late ac-
tion by General brother-in-law to the
Prioee Se tirtrxnant:, late Ambassadiu from the
Emperor of At sratt to this conutry. who married
hi. •i•ter. He ha. a Hotta from inhrntanc► in
the All,l/tan Netherlando. auJ t. a Prince of the
late t :erinan EN:Spill.; therefore none of hi. title,
air derived from Hon Araitre, the tath.-r of all the
new Princes.

osl Timodiry lard. on (Mere. guatil. belonging
t the 4,nnerset Militia, proceeded Is Ltemerslon,
for the purpose of 'stinting all the French pro.
antiers of the rank of sniirlinposens. on parole at that
plaiy e. to the pions at 1.)4I3Olool. Thr Iltflllftwr of
IA f . 11111 so seat oli •10011oloil 10 37. Tort, Irmo-
sal has lases iiversinonned by sin order of the French
Government to Illsiltllkoo .11 the midshipmen
amorigint the Marsh pnonnera of war to France.
I.louteollot O'Go tor, of the I lth Dragoons,
d.eit on the I lth last, in llortogal, of a fever. lie
was !write* of the COMP BAR4Mit of the Isiah Court
of F.ackriquer. anti • remarkably bile fellow.
Imlay uon• on the Electio.t tai the Lord Hec-
tor of tine l'inderinty of Glorgovr, arhenthrre was.
the keenest rooted ever remembered no that it ni vet.
wry. Trwrandltistell proposed were. Lord API:HI-
/SI. Hauts:to• slot I.ord Vsocoinnt Niat.vti.oss
trod upw 'ed. of KlNlelector• voted on the occasion.
On the Anal close of the poll, there appeared upon
this choir • sns •tity of nearly /00 in favour of
Laird As. 1111141. D 114 MILTON. !pips leas accordiusly
'tendered ri•ly elected..
Th., Lotto Marna. Sheriffs. and a Committer
of she l'iontorra Coward al the Corporation of
1/hablors. pt,ernted se Froday to Lord MAU II she
odrirero. raged et the last Quarter ilisiventhly, to.
ranee with than thiplese 4.lhni. Lotd•lop a freedom,
and • oinot.l ran hrly OlMOlselsirgi.