The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-02 00:00:00

1 :war. MEMORY OF LATF..• virs-rr.ft
NCLSS miaLorrr•or ITA 1.1---4 AND SA XE
fORITG.

The Cenotaph Comritith.e, after h eon idt envy the
:winos entnrn ' they here rwriowl, sn.l
,oily with whet they have reagent to believe :... 11,1, whit
of I lie Public, Iwg gave to that it is their intention,
should their funds, be adequate, to construct the proposed
Temple of the Cenutniili on a reAhl! tXtI:IISIVe` to
admit of its heiiig apprepriah•d 1.. purposes of bit uie
and can<titatrd a Fret• ('hinch.
(For the Connitfre)
BEN). ROTCIi, Jon.

It is our nripleasinit task to state, that WILI t 411
WaTioN. Esq. F.K.S. Barrister at Law, died hest
morning, at one o'clOck, at his house in 9steen-
square, Blooinshury. Tt,ls grotltonno held the
following situations, the dotit, of which lie per-
formed in it Most exemill Ir v manner, viz. Serjes.it
at Arms to the House of Lords, Chairisi,io of the
County of Xliddlesez and City of W.stininmer Se—
solos, and Senior l'l,:ider to the Corporation of
the City of London. The first situation is in the
gilt of the Louß (1113113ERLA IN calculated to he of
the value of .9,000/. per amount. The second is
elective. and the third the gift of the Lord Mayor
and Aldermen of the Coy of London.
It is also our unpleasant ditty to state, eel,. Si,
JOHN SYLVESTER, Hart. Becorder of the City if
London, was taken rhoozerousty ill on Saturdays,
and that his recovery is considered douhtfuL

Mr. AUSTEN and COLMAN RASULEIGH, Esq.
have proposed to the inhabitants of Fowey, Lord
VALV.ETORT and ALEXANDER GLYNN CAR Y..
BELL, &IF as their reotesentatives in Palliatoefir.
This proposal, The West Briton" says, has beets
unanintowly accepted by all but the late cor-
porators.

A report has been in circulation for some days
post, that in the event of withdrawing the Army of
Occupation from France, the British contingent of
the army will he stationed on the coast of this county,
or as mar as possible with the headquarters at
Dover Castle ; a here, it is said, the Governors
apartments are to be fitted sip for the reception of
the. Duke of WELL' ON.-( Icentifh Chronicle.)
The Treaty concluded betwren this country and
the King of the N FTULMIA N Do. fur the more el
fectual abolition of the Slave was signed at
the Hogue on the 4111 ultimo, anal boos been since
duly ratified and exchanged. By the first article of
this Treaty, the piny; of the NETHERLANDS en-
gages, within tit:lit months from the present time, sir
sootier, if possible, to pi hit all his sul,ject•, in she
most effectual manner, from takiugietly part whatev, r
in the trade Of slaves; as d, in the wean of the rues.
surer lieleufter to be adopted b:•iug found
debt fur that purpose, his 11*.msTY further en-
gages to adopt other Imes 115 mat• appear best
calculated to secure it. The second aittele pre-
vides for the rizlit of mutual search, on the part of
both the Coil:n.0114; Powers ; and the third ex-
plains the anode to whilell that right shall be exer-
cised.

A great crowd W 3 collected about a house in
Rluckmnor-sireet, Drory-lane. yesterday, ittlinettd
by x false and malicionv report that the comer of it
mixed tilt finalise] sr•h In his Illtitiiif..et It re of
sausages. It requir.•d a strong body of consisbles
to restrain the ls Iron v.ailence, and they did out
disperse ui til a late Loor.

lii former Lotteries it wits ttouglit extranrdiqs rc
to hove One or Two Capital Prize- decided the Fi:i!
Day of Dr:twilit., : now, by the art/1414. no lit of NAZAR I)
and Co. the present Ciiiteactors for (HMI ibittioz
Prizes to all classes of nilri nttirriA, there nito-t be Twenty
Capitals dreided iii the First Hit& nom, NrYT
411 t Joale, a Iwo the I.ottery ; 111111 About Thiity-tins
Cnoit will, ill all iirobubility, be drawn iu thr course
of the Ony.