The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-09 00:00:00

The Court will put on mourning on Sundry next,
for 'eight' day., ou the occasion of the death of her
Royal Highness the Electress of Hesse. The
minsrnitig will be fuur days is black, and four in
white.

FOREIGN INTELLIGEACE.

PARIS PAPERS.

FAME, FEBRUARY 5.

The Chamber of Deputies will not meet tomor-
row, but will, it is thought, be convoked for Mon-
day. The litlfreUX continue the.discussion of the
Budget of the Receipts.
We are assured that the Minister at War will
verytiooe'pristimt the new Military Code. the neces-
sity of which is so generally acknowledged.
The Goveitiment of C has published a cats.
'ague of the iadiiidstals adisitted citizens of the
Canton from the resters•ioa of the Republic Iss•the

A stroag coolest is expected fur the caul ty
Glamorgan, three highly respectable cAndidair,
basin already started. J, Eowxitas, E.g. the,
sitting Member; Sir estaismenxit CULL, ILN.7
and the Hon. W. B. Guy.

Mr. FARQMIAR. who represented the City
Aberdeen tot the last sod former Patliament,

offers himself for the County of Kincardine. it 0.1
room of Mr. DRUMMOND, DINO has signified
intention of withdrawing.

It is reported that a use. peculiarly stinted to thei
occasion. is likely to be wade of a portion of 0,
valuable patronage which devolves to the sire
QUILSII. Her MAJIISTV is said to have expresses'
her intention at the time of the late QUZltlei death,
that, in the event of her ever becoming QUILh
Consort. site should re-appoint the household of ha
illustrious predecessor—and thereby oecaai a°.

sidenable saving of retired pensions to the country.
Tug AILME.—The ending of the Court Muir
lately noticed as held on Ensign BLacnwst.t.,
the isth, has not been approved of by his Royal
Highness the Panto' REGENT; and he inm. only
been sentenced to be reprimanded. Rhicli was Be-,
cooingly rend in the usual mason oe. pride. 01
the Barracks, last Saturday. din 110" 06—(14-
-11111,km:en)

are too valuable to be dispensed with at this ethical,
Gememat-Geserala,l9 Chiefs of Squm troop+, intrusted the guard of the gates, exclu-
iof etseise, 79 Captains of Sbipe, 147 sively moment, and we trust that, iii declining Greet Mar.
is, 3 Companies of Marine Guards, 3 'to superior officers, who condescended on low, Mr. GRIN Plll.Lpdies not mean to withdraw
ry of the Marine of two battalions sorb so delicate so occasion to perform the duties of from the House of Commons.
000 awn. The Artillery of the Shrine private:. sentinels. This suspicion, we are con- A strong contest is expected fur the cow ty of
a, divided into 20 brigades, baying four '
viewed, was not lightly adopted, and the precan- Glamorgan, three highly respecteble candidates
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lions were of • nature as unlikely haviog already started, viz. J, EDWARus, E.g. the
to be overlooked
.N INTELLIGENCE. by the soldiers, as they were ill-calculated to gain sitting Member; Sir CHRISToEHER Cous. R.N.;
and the Hoe. W. B. Getty.
- their confidence. The Governor was placed in • Mr. FARQUHAR, who represented the City of ;
PARIS PAPERS. Fad alternative, in which he shonld either twisters Aberdeen iii the last and former Patliameni, not.
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PARIS, FEBRUARY 5. rate his troops by an appearance of distrust, or en. *tiers himself for the County of Klucardine. isi its
danger the city by too easy a confidence in men
I pot on mourning on Sunday next, irrtentioofn Aofir.witphdarusiliwNiii74.Db who has signified his
in the occasion of the death of her 'elm" "'lily he bed good reason to'suspect.
the Electress of Hesse. The Privet* letters from Cadiz, of the 16th, repro-
It is reported that a use, peculiarly seited to the
occasion. is likely to be suede of a portion of the
e four days in black, and four in sent the Meteor the Constitutionalists as much more valuable patronage which devolves to the ors
formidable than it is admitted in words to be by Qintex. Her MAJotry is said to have expressed
of Deputies will not meet to.mor.. the accounts which come through the Paris Papers. tier intention at the time of the tote QURltlei siert!),
a thought, be convoked for Mon- It is asserted that an action has taken place between that, in the event of her ever becoming QueLa
Dux continse the discussion of the a body of the Royalists, consistiog of 4,000 men. Consort, she should re-oppoint the homwhold of lies
illustrious predecessor —.and thereby occasion ii eels*
rceipts. iromtneuded by Gen. O'Dox N Ir., and the Constitu. orderable saving of retired pensions to the country.
rd that the Minister at War will tionalists. in which the former were defeated with Tau Alum—The finding of the Court Martial,
the new Military Code. the neves. , considerable has, The General himself with dial• lately noticed as held on Ensign BLacuweLl., of
s generally ackuowledged. culty escaped by flight, and those of his troops who the isth, has riot been approved of by hie Royal
sit of Glli bums ibe Patrice REGENT • and he lim only
Ins published a cats- were so fortunate se to survive the bettlecimme. g
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which
bees sraiimicea to be repninaadeck was. so-
liiidstals admitted citizens of the diately joined the cesium's. This action is sew, cordingly read is the usual aauaev Implode. rl
resteraioa of the Republic liethe ' Lamed to have take. plate upon the 19tberf January.' the Barracks, last Saturday. the RP" WA—/tank
pieje ausaber is 13t1. To this is ' and itself, dip after their victory the Coesstitu. Morsing listelligester.l
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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Archbishop of York. How. Mrs. Ye►son awl &wily,
potently, ■t their house in Grosvenor-square, from Buisup
Thorpe falser, Yorkshire.
Lors'. Clement at Grosvenor-square, from a visit to Lord
Sydney, at his seat, Froirsal, Kent.
Lady Ann Begot, at her house in Downing-street, from a
visit to the Earl sod Countess of Lottadsle, at their seat,
Cuttesmere, Kollandshire.
Hon. Mr. Neville, at his house in Cbsrles.street, Berkeley.
square. floss his father's (Lord Brsybruuke) seat, Asdky
End, Essex.
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