The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

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lye morlimt flit 'pit. ;101, iteremo
Ids deterrnittatioa.m. to tlit day on ailklt he will
t• m bar kin 1 ilsr,.;
sion ; but it ia c'oujectsweil .thatt hie. MA.;
make a visit 'to the 'Million at,"irtirn abriut
Wetineadity nut. and prooro.d. to I is, pipc, oa
Friday to embark. Theilwee Royal yatehte,. Too
the *hips of vier cutopose."tite 14.j.tleor.rifp. will
be rent! y for final orders-no Monday nett.—Yes-
terday the I.'‘val Sovereirs, commanded by Sir
Enw*au t K.C.U. arrieed from Deptford;

81141 tLis morning the bearitibil new yacht, Prince
Reifent, commanded by Sir bl.touixt. Ssirmotilt.
K.C.N. went out of harbour. The lion. Sir
CitsaLEs I'AGET bus hoisted a broad pendant in
the boys, George, as Commodore of the Royal,
squadron.—The goyal George will go out of har-
bour on 51onday ; on tvltich day it is expected the
yachts will pioceed on a short cruise, to adjust
heir trim.—The sloops of war Hind, Sir CH A Ruts
DU ERA B at.; Brisk, Captain MONTAGU ; and
emnekon. Captain Mixxsvr, are attached to the
Itt.yul E•quadioti.—( iii*lfiikire Telegraph.)

The assemblage of troops iir the ricinity.of the
metropolis, preparatory to the QUEEN'S trial, for
such is m fact the production of evidence
against- her NIAJESTY, On the second reading of
the Bill, fixed for the 17th of August, has already
commenced. The 5 bir regiment of light infantry
has received orders to march from Chichester and
Brighton, for Croydon.

It is stud a cordon of troops is about to in-
vest the metropolis—that so encampment of 8,000
men will be formed on Illinicheath, and a train of
artillery in St. Janice% Park.

The metropolis was hist night visited by a violent
storm of thunder, lightning, and min. It corn-
-me:iced about eleven o'clock, and cutitimed until
shout half.p.ist twelve. The lightning was uncom.
moult), vivid, and the peals of thunder were loud
and in quick succession. The rain descended in
Y torrent.

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an au-
dience of his MAJESTY.
Friday morning Lord MeLvtu.n and
mind Sir WILLIAM HOPE, K.C.B. (one of the
Lords of the Admiralty) embarked at Portsmouth
in the Spartan frigate, Captain Wise, C.B. and
sailed for Plymiiiith. flis Lordship having in-
spected the Breakwater and other improvements
making at that port, will return to Portsmouth in
the Spartan. That ship is afterwards to be fitted
to take out the Right Non. STRATFORD CANNING,
Ambassador to the Uoited States of America.
The Glory, Trionas, master, arrived in the
Downs from Demerara on Friday. Mr. GRANT,
the late master, the chief male, and five of the crew
died in the country, and three men died' in their
passage home.
Dispatches have been received from Commodore
Sir Thomas Flaaoir, at Buenos Ayres. The
Superb and Vengeor, of 71 guns each, had sailed
on cruises, in consequence of which the Commo-
dore had shifted his Bag into the Owen Glendower
frigate, the Hon. Captain SPENCER.
Letters' have been received front St. Helena to
the 40th April. They announce, that during the
• races, which were conducted with great_ spirit in
the neighbourhood of James Town, intelligence
way received by a collier trout Shields of the Oath
of the late Dino and the Duke of KENT. TAP'
sports were of course immediately terminated, nos`
before the t'Tnse of the races for the day, and mourn-
ing was put on by all the English rssidents of re-
spectability. The health of BoNAVAßTEct,tHioued
sagood as usual; he had recently, mote frequentky
than usual, appeared in the open air.
On Wednesday the /Pad, Sir CHARLES Una.
HARD, arrived at Portsmouth from Plymouth; the
Grecian and marlieg sailed on a cruise ; the Wasp,
Capt. CAntrri, came into harbour to be pond atf.—
Rennin] at Spitheatl: liochrfurt (expected to sail for.
the Mediterraneati its a few days),;
Royal Sovereign and
yachts, Conway, Brisk, Hind, cud Cantekon.
On Monday the Crrule frigate, Captain ADAM
MACKENZIE,
,fur the South A iumieqra, iyettjon,
ar-
rived at Portsmouth from Chaapagka„awd qu
Wednesday the Conway, V. 6. Capt MALL,
for the same station. writ out of harbour. unseile.
distinguished Officers, Sir DAVID MILNE, fce.ls.
and Sir Tnostaa BouLusr
have embarked swain the Conway, as Attlabipmen.
Both ships will sail early in the week.
A further call in Eschequer bills.has taken µlege,
and all those dated in, or prior to, .klarchllllo,see
about to be cancelled, and exchanged rillIOT for
money or new bills:4 'They will .be Iseeeived at Abe
Exchequer till the.l4th August's. 114 tlicjitArest
will came ww the Ttle HIHei,IO9II.•g4IIMI4O.
the Exchequer bill market is considerable. &Dill
.ot to the extent anticipated by the bidders of tibiae

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not to the extent antleipineo uy oripmemp wir
iteeuritiea, since it still lenses en orrret: dr in,rese
of frogs twelve to Aiteen'strofthe
of those is ciorslstiss, s. :date isi
April, 1819. Thy ,ssatkei is .C•pabla fwd. ix_
colug.el44o
at f paws* ; .*.vist#. ..
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