The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-22 00:00:00

THE DUCHESS OF YORK.

We are sorry to learn that the health of her
Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK is in a very
precarious state ; w much so, that fur some weeks
post it has been necessary to carry her to and from
her chambe►. Her Royal Highness has long been
tarried with spasmodic affections of the stomach
►tid viscera ; and she is 1111)M ntt&►rttg, we believe,
under a rely severe attack of the ramie distressing
malady. On Tuesday her Royal Highness ex.
wrist.' a desire to ride out, under the impression
that it would be bruelicsal to her. Accordingly
her eardessacbair wee prepa►ed, assd she took a half-
hour's ai►ing in the shrubberies; but she was mate•
rially worse afterwards, and her medical advisers
wee✓. of opinion that the expertmeot was an
rifou4 our. Sir HENRY HA I.FORD visit* her Ru)al
Highness frequent , amid Mr. Osnoart Eis in almost
continual ottendance.—(Eeeniug Pape?./

The Duke of YORK Irft town yesterday morning
for Oatlands, on a visit to the Ouches. We tire
happy to t.y iirr Royal Highness was yesterday
be ter.

WINDSOR. Arita. Ig.—Preparations are milk.
ing at the for the reception of the KING.
Ssoce the eontin•neeritent of the tine weather the
Ptincess AtbusTa. attended by her Lady in watt-
ing. rids Mai daily in an open carriage. principally
no the 'beautiful rides in the Great Park.

Yestertirry Prince LEOPOLD plaid hi• respects to
the KING, st ht. Police in Pall-mull. _ . _

Yesiertia, morning Prince LeoPOLD visited
Princess SOPHIA. In the evening his Hops' High]
errs dined with the Duchess of KENT, et the
Palace, Kensington.
Yeiteeday Viscount CASTI.PLEAGII gave another
dl .r to is numerous assemble of foreigners of dis-
tinction.

The Earl ■nd Countess of CRAVEN and family
hive left timer for their seat in Berks.

Earl and Countess Fitzwit.t.aaw and family are
rare:tot iii town oil IVriiiiebday or Thursday nexis
from their brat Milton. Northamptonshire.
inectiunt and Viscountess Downs and family
are expected in town in a trw days, from their scat
Cowick Hall, You kshire.
Lord Wurrwoavit and the Duchess of DORSET,
who wrre expected to arrive in town yestriday from
the Continent, will i.ot arrive before Monday or
Tuesday next.
There was never. perhaps. • greater promise of
an abundant crop of fruit in the gardens round
London than at the present time, partietdorlY of
peorr, peaches, and apricots.

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nava. LMY-JANIES 1:44111.

The Slide Tri.l4 were this morning ressarneal.
The gall. sirs of Ilw Coosa nett Sant thinly attende.l
1.7 '0.n.0.' The 0,1111.-men reinaunnard VII the
Jury tillaid the holy of the Cowl.
At owe via Writ Ilne 'Lolly of Chief Justice
Abbott mud Ina her daughters irnak their wets
in Mr. Mend' Itanhisrll's hoe; At 11w Warr finer.
Chief Jrchtice Dade., Chief Baron Itachard*. end
.'dr. JAM re liirinortl•uss look their swots uss lb.
Brinell. The Dokr iimmelhei. the Alotquits of
Li,,riowsh awl mu Esti of, srftpu, were alien sheer.
jaws, lags «es then pet to die bar. It was
d a 1 in 'slack clothes ail Isefore, nod hooked per..
though pada' lls.su ou the former
day. •
Mr. SilliI.TOM then proceeded to still over the
names of Ins Winning Jurari
Charleo Pa'nter. sworn.
Christopher Dowsass, challenged by the Prisoner.
JAIIIIS by the PI lit/lICY.
LIN.ul Newman, challenged bf she Crown.
Gonne Smith, sworn.
George I Moor, challenged by the
Fiaucir Sin shin, challenged by taw Prsomer.
Edward Sitsgoon, challenged by lbe tritons. r.
kichussl I's ocr, challenged by the r
Thomas Langley, chalsenged by Ike Crosser.
George Pabst, challenged by she Pr sitros
Isittiouel tt shk.u, ehallrug. d ny the Pr weer.
Wdloim Moore, sworn.
Micha. I Atkin., challenged by the Crown.
James Emir, sworn.
Alfred Hasson, challenged by the Crown.
George l'aybor, challenged by the Pron.urr.
John tVuodnaril, challenged by the P. 0wn....
Edward Jerrill, chalkig", by the Pris •r.
Joins Mayne, challenged by the Prisoner
David Pay,.., challenged lay the Prisoner.
Kit harsh Tairker, challenged by the
Thomas Beecham, scorn.
Hobert Scaly, challenged by the Prisoner.
Thomas Faggs, challenged by 11w Crown.
SAMIIrI Keleher, challenged by the Crown.
Benjamin Wateou, challenged by she Pc,*SHier•
Edward I ha, challenged by Ilse Poisoner.
Benjamin Blythe. sewn.
illurni Clase, challenged by the Pris 44444 'r.
John Jackson, challenged by the human,.
John l‘ck, Berton.
Feltit Booth, challenged by the P.-Moiler.
Chaska lit-imam, challenged by the Clown.
Thomas Kubota, challenges, by the Crown.
Fauna Durrell, challenged by the Prisoner.
Perry, swot it.
Jutin George Nobel}, challenged be the Prisoner. •
Archibald Ritchie, challenged by the Crown.
Jolla king. shallruged by the Croon. •
Cherlea Prentou, challenged by the Prisoner.
Beiijaiiiin Rogers. urine.
George Foa, challenged by the Crown.
Haycock, challenged by the Crown.
William Dimes, elialknged by the Crouse.
Edwin d Kewell, challenged by the Crown.
George Golding, challenged by the Prisoner.
Kobus Roberts, challenged by the Crown.
William Bound, challenged by the Crown.
Charles Page, challenged by the Prisoner.
%Valiant Colr, challenged by the Prisoner.
John Lewes, challenged by the Crown.
Edward Flower. challenged by the Prisoner.
Julio Balm, challenged by the Crown.
John l'unisg,'sworn.
Sitslfortl Price, challenged by the Prisoner.
James Carey, sworn.
William Edgecousbe, sworn.

Twesity•seveis were challenged for the Prisoner,
and nineteen were challenged for the Crown.
The twelve Gentbluets to whose names sworn
is annexed were at tea minutes before ten o'clock
put iota the Jury-box, to sty the Prisoner.
Mr. SHELTON then read over the indictment
(which we have already ;published) to the Prisoner,
charging hint with high treason, &c. and logs
pleaded " Aut Guilty."
Mr. ROLLAND opened the pleadings.
Tim Soi.tetxtra-Guat:EIAL rose at ten o'clock to
address the Jury fur the prosecution. It was hardly
necesssre for him, hr soul, to entreat their calm
and patient aitetittoss to the facts which lie would
Isaac to lay before them, fur he was t:01111111CrIl
that they felt the necessity of ming it, silo
only in their own consciences, but as impera-
tively dee to the Prisoirr at the liar. In jus-
tice to him there was tom fact now knows. to
them, pool to winch he might therefore, without
impropriety, allisde-d-lie meant the conviction of
Arthur Thirtlewood. They were bound not to suf.
ler that fact to operate in any way to the prejudice
of the prevent Prisoner, but solely to judge of his
guilt or cence upon the evidence they would
hear this day adduced against him, aid on that
alone. On the law of the case, lie was nosier no ne-
cessity of making a single observation—not an u -
vervains!, or doubt hid been as vet thrown upms that
part of the subject. The Solicitut-Gesieral tiaras
stilted the nature Of the charge. and the evidence
which he want to adduce against the Prisoner, and
which, in obedience to the order of the Conn, we
refrain at present from publishing. The Sulicitoi•
General spoke fur an hour and a quarter.
The first willies, called was Robert Adams, lot+
mealy a soldier in the. life guards (blue). lie gave
nearly the same evidence *lnch he bad already de-
tailed on *nolo lewritiol's trial.

RICHARDsom. GoODLUCII, and Co. respectfully
arquaint the public, that an Thstratfay next. the
271 b instant, the Met-draws Prize iu earl. C 1... will ht en-
titled to 20,000/. Consuls in anklitiuu. The Scheme euniaiew
102 Capitals, including
FOUR Prizes of
.. . PflieS of
'FINO
3 pm Cent. Consuls.
_ _ . . _

Tickets and Shares are nu Bak in great variety of numbers,
at their Ottirm, B..iik.littildinge, Combat, aud Charitwertma.
-.-Riestaweene, Gootttuelt. and Cu. mid, in the tut Let.
tery, Nu. 7,h07, a Prise of 14,0001. in Marts.

When the doge and impediments Alf lawyer.,
Mantis, and dvedr, in the Transfer of ailed pro+
petty, are considered. it need slot emits astonishment, that
eta many prefer the Funds, which may nut °lily always he
cossetted islet, mosey at as hour's notice, but we are mare lo
• day when she Dividend* bill be pat.:, mid to a peony bow
moo+ we shall receive. This Ma punctuality unknown is stay
other species of income, •Sd we romatetid HAZARD end
CO. fur availiaig themselves of the low price when they cou-
seeded with Government, ota as to secure to ads/Warm
she rise of Consuls Otiose 611.1, in the Four Prises of 36,00111,Re, and in the Two of 9140411, which, with spotted@ of
twenty other Capitals; must be draws Nit? Txwasnrit,
*bets the Lottery begins.

Faun Flsttaists.—Two vessels twee been el.
reedy built in Kinsale, and will commence their
labours in the course of a few days on the Nymph
Bank.— f Dab/is Paper.)