The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1804-09-22 (London, England)

DOZ. and the General Officers, tcsalesto Radipole Hill to review the Staffordshire Miiitia ; they were followed by I ler Maresty and the Princess MAIL r, in a landaulet, the Princesses Auousr A And Sneer A, in a cabriolet, the Princesses Etivrs sere and Ml cis v, in another cabriolet, the Princess Sorter* s.t In vc est e it, Count-ss ILc assrEa arta daughters, is. A sociahle, Mrs. DRAB, in a landau. kc. On the road His %tea ssrY conversed for some time with Sir Ron NT WiLsosr, who appeared in the uniform which was some time ago presented to him by the Emperor of Gsam Ass/. Parties of the Somerset Milit a and of the German L-ginn were appointed to keep the gro'tnd, which with difficulty they effeaed, owit g to the vast concisurse of persons, whom the fine day, and so novel a sight, had drawn together. The !Staffordshire exscnted several difficult MR3CeilVroS, ai•,l went through every part of the exercise of the day with the precision of the most veteran tr 4.•.• of the line ; their firing was parti,nsiarly es tet and e‘cellent. His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief was pleased to return thanks upon the ground to the officers and men of this des,iv.ng regiment. The word of comas:tad was given by Colcoel Sexy°. —The Duke of Yong was out in regimentals, but dressed in 4 plain bine coat and star 3 !.e returned from the review upon one of His '1 ei WV% ChaTgen. By eweloe o'clock the ItoT•s. l'ss sr reached the lodge at Weymouth on their return. Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel,  Hi Roc., Hirinrfts thi• Due of y Mr net Mr HAM %t r. Little, NU Ilirumwel, Mr. G:ay, Mr. and Mr, Gt.:,a1:1111, Dr Iva.yr%  On Sunday morning His Royal Highness the nuke of Gloucester, aeclmpanied by his Son after att ndinh divioe service at St. Georg2s church, visi;ed the A thenzurn...Lyceum, and Union Coffeerooms, ..n.l Libraries, and paid his ry•peis to Lieut. CoL lie ltnn, at his house in Doke-4t eet. front whence he returned home to St. Domingo in a carri.tge about two o'clock. Lin Munday mottling, His Royal Highness held his hict Levee, at which he received the respcds of many of the principal zentleroen of the town and neighbourho.ll. Alter wh'.els the different Volunteer Re;iments in this town, together with the Shropshire Militia quartered here, were reviewed by His Royal Highness. They assembled at their. tespActive places of parade at eleven o'clock. and from theme marched to the g .-und at Bootle Bay, where they arrived about one, when they were drawn up in the following order : —Right, Liver pool Light Horse, Sitropsiiire Militia. 2d regiment of Liv..tpool Volunteers, Ist Royal Liverpool Volunteers, Liverpool Fusileers,and R.Re. Corps. Stout . three o'clock, His Roral Highness and suite arrived upon the ground, which was announced by a discharge from the artillery, and the ACCUSIOnI..d sabite from the line. His Ro).•1 H:rhres> then proceedsJ down the line, and aft:ma:as to. ic his !tutor opposite the centre, what. the different segirn-iits passed If.m in review, and went thretugh ti,t various manuoivres, much to the satisFanion of hi. P.oyal Highness, who v as pleased to • ipre.s himself in trims of great approbation of :lair steadiness anal Mlitary appealasue• . The whole of theevolutions id the day were un.:yr the dirAints rt His kny Hiehness Prince William Frederick: The kart and Ccuntess of Derhy. the h."..srl of Sefton, art Dr:. wwre ..pr.:snont loJred the tioe.tesa the weather unite,l with tae iwterest of the ••!..ecra.!te in pmducini a Aneater at.,mhlag- .:1 pctsom.of di' ranks and Jescripuoris than we belb,vc was ever b• fore known here on a similar n. cabinet, ail of whom retained in the evening highly grat,cled with the pl oceedings of the day.  Tn the entitle of last week., we ineutionei the tie. efl^litAllCe perrmt of the name of Pi, kertn7, Pet kfneton iu Chadstre, havitg been wo'ildt• 1 .11 t sbockinr Mintier 1-st a pun titsqbargei dr him through a wt:ritior, ial:tie sitting tr. it's ittwii house, .nd scbieh, as irdsti'en stip;.•oset.t, wis init-mied lir tie destructor dr die game•keeper of but T. Mostyn, who boarded with him. Swett's, however. *lnch have since taken place, rias•e proved that apposition erronenes ; and the follow:ng milan• ttv•tt. detail is, we believe, the tine explanation of v:trr horrible business :• A osson of the oll:r* • \i. *SR, who has been a 'widower ahvnt !) rests. • • had formerly kept a sma9 tarm it: the reighAwed of Beeston Castle, al4ont the middle of week put an end to his own nisteoce b" plat. • : a loaded mullet to his ear, having previously • d a string to the trigger of it, by means of itch be discharged it and nee isiotie.l his inttant death. Affixed In the button of his coat was found piper comprising his will. and expiaitiong the tisora of his rash conduet. It seems th.it An illicit ailh.:Ction has 'Wilted for elioren yeti's between this •tiptly man and the wifi, of Pickering, %los, as he • het in that paper, had frequently importuned:hint poison ber husband, iu which event she would • him! Not finding an opportunity of effraing s diabolical purpose, he had fired at him through *willow with an intent to kill him. But the mi. •able vii9ine Pickering still languishir:g, the wile ire:hied to decarrfp wit!. Marsh agrevahly to his 4ws, and as but feeble expedtatients were enter. l id of Pickering's recovery, and suspicious began arLe conceniing his criminality, es istence became PPottable, and he had recourse to the dreadful Tdient (lisuicide.—t Li.vrpaol Cftremsele.) 11. rnianent duty of the 2d battalion of Cinqtse s Infantry commenced on Monday last, and ay thing wears the face of adlivity commensuwith the idea of a speedy invasion.  ME FRENCH TIFEATIZES AND AUTHORS  ,_