The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-11 00:00:00

Arty flf mend. The noitivea of his conduct caution be nos-
c.fiatreirefl or usisreprestuted. He has, at if mono- ift when
,every thing is at stake that is dear sad sacred to kiln and to
the nation. asked to be ad din military rank, because
he essay have hat birth-right to fight fur, the tbrune of his fa-
ther to'defeed, the glory Of the people of England to apholik
winch as dearer to hien than life, which ba• yet remained
demalliefl wader the Princes of the limase ef Brunswick. sad
which, lir triode, will be trausweitted pore and uneuntassi-
slated to the latent generations. Animated by sloth grafi.
newts., he his nattered, desire., to be placed, in a situation
where he can set *retarding to the feelings of his heart Ifni
the dictates of his rosowiettee.
io maltose the °lrv', iif again repeating it, the Prince of
Wiles considrra that he has only performed his daily to him-
wit, to the State, to the King, to Europe, whose fate may
heiaivolved in the anise of this mutest it this tender of
his fielders is rejected, he shall ever lament that all his
.Abets have been fruitless, and that he has been deprived
of mahout those exertions which the corunistauces of the
rations, and his ear'y sad beat ands-
would have refolded so particularly
he leads, slot entirely week= to

Downing-street. July Z 7, 11.1111.
..t with which Ur.Addiefortes grapiest
Primer of Wales, be assitced his Royal
immediately laid before the King
,and the letter is still in his Majesty's
loicalion was afterwards made to his
'niece of Wales, in a ;node and through
Additive's humbly h..ped his. Royal
. Mr. A. however, sow finds it to
is consequence of the eirpseistios
mopresord by his Royal Highness, to state,
• beteg isferssed of the seuliateut• asd
f Wales, applauded in the strongest
which his Royal Highness is acts-
nevertheksa to the answers which his
necessary to return on similar repre-
obedience to the costassuls of his
bees laid before hit Majesty epos for-

- Caritas Rowse, Jai, MI, 1803.
The Prince ',Wales has received Mr. Addsogtoses writ.
Hen continunicatior of the last night ; the Prince of Wales

has wily I. observe, that be requires- Mr. A. to subsoil i bis
Majesty his last cote, dated the 28th of this mouth.

Downing4treet, July 28, 1863,
Half-past 11 p. as.
Mr. Addington is just honoured with the commando of
.the Prince of Wales, and will not fail to by his Royal High-
ness's letter, dated 48th of this month, before the King.
Downing-street, Almost 1.
/11t—in obedience to the commands of your Royal Niob-
ium, 1 laid before his Majesty the letter dated 26th July,
with which yonr Royal Highness had honoured me, and I
have it is command front his Majesty to acquaint youPßoyal
Highness that " the King bad referred Mr. Addington to the
order he had bem given him, with the addition—that the
Iliae's opinion being Axed, he desired that no further men-
' tom should he insole to bun upon the subject."
1 have the hossossr to be,
%Vial, Sir, every sentiment of respect and deference,
Your Royal Highness's must obedient bumble Servant,
(Signed) HENRY ADDINGTON.

&erre, kis own indistatii
iron In military affairs, ws
crater'sl to himself, lode
*be public.
Upon receiving the letter
week Isosoureil by 11w Prins
ilicharas that it should be i
tail was acoordiaily dour,.
pnicession. A cornissuiliea
Royal Metairie dui Prince
chanted which Mr. Audi
Highness would approve.
be ierveasbrat oat hint, I.
ebielihseu
expressed
his Majesty, ou beiol
ellev of She P. ince of
ettaieuvr the feentics by or
seed; but refereed *evert
Ilajesty had judged it nee
iwnlalions—wbith, In ohe
Royal Highaess, bad been
tsar occasions.