The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

INDM.

CALCUTTA INTELLIGENCE, DEC. 1815.

The likhars from Ainretser state, that I{'inject
Singh was then encamped at Syal Kote, and that
he intended shortly to march to Jummoon. A let-
ter had been received from the Killedar of Attock,
announcing the arrival of a small army front
Peshour, at Khaerabud-, on the batiks of the Attock
river. Did Singh bud dissuaded KuMeet from
proceeding against Cashmere during the winter
season. It was reported that Suojah-ul-Multiek
was at Kutwar, and had written to the neighbouring
Chefs to juin with hint in au expedition against
Ca•hmcre.

The Jaypere Ukbars announce Roychunils
Sitigh's march with his detachment to join Luteh-
maim Narain, to assist in the protection of Chu -
deelah. Roy Chitri But je and Sheharnut Khan
had, on the behalf of Moluaub Khan, waited oil
Rajah Lutchnutuis Singh, and offered to terve the.
J:typoor Rajah again, if all the old arrears %‘t..l-
- propo•4l hail [welt .ttloniit,.l to the
Rajah, and Alolitauto khan hat
cutiotry iu the neighbourhood a vurn: sss ; $ had pro-
ceeded to Leoh. Rujult Loll :Nitigh't, army aas at
iiiii rat Sehards—llahmood K hioi, the Colkilnr
of Triong, after pluialering Bliulwarali and miler
adjacent places, bad proceeded to Sewaul
Jladha-
poor.

Anieer khan, with his own hands, had pot to
death a 111:111 named Demi:tut'', which hail work
such trtior in the cast of Ratans and managers of
Jondatioor,titut no persooltwould venture to trio el;
the principal inhabitants had applied for protect:on
1,1 Mojala Soorut Sttigh and other Serdars, declar-
iil4 that they could slot endure the tyranny and up-
itrt:ssion of Aturer Khan. The Itypoor Minister,
Killen Naraiii, and Matsjee Doss. hate surrounded
I Alttitdreta, helosging to Itajah Lutchition Singh.
It whis rt•ported tLit berets h.d been offered to
ham

"Kitt itittllipace from ',II: camp of I:A:a,

PRESS.

Le N DON,

SATURDAY, MAY 11, is 6.

Dutch and Flamburgh Mails artived last night,
with raprri Flom the Hague to the 9th instant.
The Second Chamber of the States-Geueral met on
the 7th, but did nu business of importance. A let-
ter from Vicuna states, that Prince KAUNITZ, the
Austrian Ambassador at the Court of ,Madrid, is
WWI expected to rtturui, as he has not peen able to
obtain an audit:ace of FrItDINAND VII. who pro-
tests against the posseatiuu of Parma by the Arch-
duchess NIALITA LOUISA. It appears that orders
have heen by the Court of Baden to prepare
for the passage of a numerous corps of Austrian
troops, which are going, its a short time, to relieve
those now in France.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday, the 7th instant,
have arrived. Sir SIDNEY SMITH'S project against
the Bnibary Powers is prosecuted with activity
in Paris. We have copied from the Moxitear
the substance or a revert of the proceedings upon
it, made at a public meeting, on the 15th last,
iii which it is stated, that upon a full representa-
tion of the case his Majesty expressed his indigna-
tion against the outrages which it detailed, but
it does not appear that he intimated his intention
to take any active and immediate steps for carrying
the project into effect. In this Report it will be
seen, the Address of the British house or Peers in
1814, is misrepresented. That Address applied
exclusively to the Negro Slave Trade, and did not
cuatesuidate the European subjects held in captivity
by the Bulb:try Powers in Africa. The poor feeble
little States on the 'Owes of the Mediterranean,
which are unable to punish these barbarous pirate',
claiin our pity. Those powerful States, including
France, shecli tolerate them, deserve none.

Tiie PRINCE RECENT will hold a Levee on
'Moodily, rt Carlton-house. The QUEEN will hold
a Drawing Room on Thursday at her Palace, on
which day the Court will go out of mourning for
that day—the notice for which will appear in this
u;giit's Gazelie.

The Duke of CLARENCE, the Duke and Dorehes.
of t 't 51111.111. AND, ievellll of the Foreign Autbabba..
dors and Ministers, with a select 'ratty, dined with
the Put NCI: Itt:GE.NT yesterday, et Carlton !louse.
The ships Charles Grant, Esser, and Lowther
Custle, orrtre.l off Portland the 9th. mbhalst ; left
Chil,:t the 20th January—arrived at St. Helena the
33.1 March, with the under-mentioned slaw., which
they left ou bailing front that !bland, the 26th,
VIL.—

David Scott, Marquis Camden, Inglis, Vaissittart, Bridge-
watt., Getteral Harris, Atlas, Ceres, Alewick Castle, and
Wurarts

Tl:e iies•7l;,rdshire. Central Kyd, And North-
ampton, liotaily Bay shiii, wrre It-ft at Chum.

. .
The David Scull and General Ilurris are ar-
rived.

LXTUACT FROM THE CALCUTTA 'Virtue' OF
NOVEMBER, 1815.
Pawengers proceeding for England :
Per ;Vim. Pill—

The Countesa of [Amami and Moira, Ladies Flora and
Rophia 11;.stiiiKe, Viscount Ilutigerford, lames Stuart, EN.
Ca punt .1. L. Stuart, and Licut. H Dwyer, 22d Draguous.
ll'er Lord ilielrille—

Sir flurry and Lady Darell, Mr. and Mni. Welland, Mr.
awl Mrs Esertuu, aud Mr.and Mr.. hi4Cliouck.
Prr Princess Cliarbite—

Illr. and 31rs. Rankin. :11r. auJ Mrs. Craeraft, Sir Was.
Burroughs, and Rev. 1). Ward.
Per ALarquis of JJ'elJin~/ou~
Ntr and Mir. Fes:noun, R. Vaasittalt, Esq. and Mistresses
G. It Itirkrus and It. Graham.

Tilt. hi• 11) L. 1 phin stove arrived at Santa Cruz
the 27th March, to repair the el:11,10,4e she sustained
in a gale a and wa. In proceed on her voyage
the April.—The Hp/has/our parted company
with the Marv/is E/5 and IN...Vert! the 2d of
Iliac!), the day after the gale began, which lusted
19 41:13 o.
Died on Tuesday last, after n tedious illness,
wield) she endured with an exemplary cheerful.
ne•s, :%IN. 11;IDDLEcom, of Claptoa.house, Mid-
dlesex, very sincerely regretted by sw extensive
and it s!.eetable acquaintance. thi, excellent
and cliarager, were combiuded in
no usual degree the superiority of a great and cul-
tivated mind, with those Christian graces which
adorn the heart and influence the practice in every
department of lit:, cud which IllUre especially shone
for the happiness and lsetietit of other*, in the lin-
portant station which she so studiously and ably
titled so many years. In her, society has to
lament one of its choicest members, kw persons
having contrilmted to it Inure largely their share
of usefulness; and those favoured by a more inti-
mate eiiiiiieettoo, have to support the loss of a
laGbi ValuAlgt: f irutl and liberal beuelactor.

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FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Countess of Cardigan's runt last night, in Portman-
sanare, acts attended by npwards of 500 persona of dia.
tins-ism and fashion.

Thr Nfarquis of Cam(leis had another lame dinner pad,
yesterday, at het humor in Arlinitun.arcri.

The C 4; unless Grev'm assembly last night, in Pottines-
s/pare, Was vise numerously and ch vnils al tended.
The Lathes Pazet have joined cards of ihritati ~,, fur a
rra 'id ball slid sapper on theft! Met. at their I.4ther's (the
Margitia or Angirartes) house, in livarlimeton-sirret.
The Ihtkc of Devonshire entertained a select party to din-
ner yesterday. at Devonshire-honse.

Doran r Lady dr Clifford hisdSsniall faiihionahle party
yesterday eveuiugt at M•r house iu South Audley-street.

FASIIIONARLR ARRIVALS mid DEPARTURRS.