The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-08 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURt

Yestrrilay, et two o'clock, hie Royal Highness
the Patmcn nabto4". held • Court at -Corbett-
' house which woe *mended by
The Lard Privy Seel, the First Lord of the Treanor', the
Chancellor of she Ilmehrotter, she First Lord of she Admi-
ralty, the Secretary of State go the HOMO Department, the
Secretary of State.ftw the Carlowial Departments, the 'Novi.
deed of she Board of 0)114/41, the Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster, the Lord Chatabesbla, the Lord Steward, the
Mauer of the Ham, the Treasurer of the Household, aud
She Lord ChtefJostiee of the Comet of King's Bench.
His Royal nightie's held • rivy Council, which
was attended by the abase distinguished characters.
Viscount CMITWYND anroded is Clerk of the
Coss esti l.

Sir Jotsw Stt.lrtirealt, the Recorder of London,
was introduced, and nu+ (tie Report of die Con-
victs capitally convicted sit,the September Sessions,
at Justice Hall, in die OW Dailey.
Viscount Stosioutu sad Mr. B. BATHURST,
bad audiences or the Panics ItROINT,
The Court did not br'eak up till past ix o'clock.

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WINDSOR, Dualism' 7.

The Princess SOPHIA being much recovered
from her indisposition, the Princess Sores♦ of
GLOOCIATER took her leave of her Royal Cousin
on Friday. for her seat at Blackheath, after a visit
of some months.
The Members of the Council aseesnloled oo Ss-
turday to inquire into the state of the KING. were
composed of the Archbishop of C•IITERIBUIY, the
Bishop or Lowman, the Duke of MONTROSE,
Lord HsoLEY, and Lord MIDAS.
The Paws RIGHINT visited his venerable and
alßacted Father. the Klatt, on Thursday morn-
ing, previous to his Royal Highness leaving
Windsor.
The Duchess of GLOOCESTAR and the Princess
Attoossa. are living very retired in the Castle.
The valuation of the private property of the
late Quits is pretending in.

BRIGHTON. Dacsussa 7.

Intleestion, lest

Pavi-
there
bat for
have

wrre
Cow.

Cassi lie,
the Earl and Cummins of Warwick, Sir Thomas Stepney, Sir
D. SW,. Sir R. nod Lady Straelina, Colonel Dowsing., the
Kiehl Hon. W. H.ekis.sn, the Hun. Mies Jones, he.
Earl and Coasters Cosper,Sir Genre and Lady Sidireer,
Lord and Lady Melbosrse, Sir C. sad Lady Prier, Re. are
is the departure hat.

Viscount and Viscountess HAD roan have arrived
at Glynd-phice. Sussex to the no small satisfaction
of the neighbourhood. and particularly the poor of
Glynd and lieddiiighsin, to whom her Ladyship
is very attentive in the distribution of soup and
clothing.
Sunday last the Hon. Mrs. DAliwooD arrived
at GOODS'S Hotel, Plymouth, on her way to Ire-
land.

The late Mr. HoWARD, of Levens, in the county
of Westmoreland, brother of Lord BAGOT, sur-
•ived his worthy Lady (daughter of Ludy AaDO-
♦t;a) only a few =oath.. His highly-respected
successor, the Nom Cisloud F. G. HoWARD, his
son-in-lasr, is shindy expected at the 'anent seat of
Leven. ,

Mr. MATIIIIIIN hat left Waterford on his return
to this country. This facetious member of the
Thespian corps briags golden proofs of the univer-
sal admiration expressed at his performances by the
inhabitants of our sister Nand. His How was
literally crowded in whatever part of Ireland he
thought proper to announce his intention of receiv-
ing company.

The. Edinburgh Theatre re-opened on Thursday
with the comedy of She Stoops to Conquer ; the
part of Miss 4ardeastle by Mr.. H. SIDDOII/.
Mrs. Rau am el-devote Mrs. POW ELL, is engaged
for the season.
The Rev. Mr.,.BiST, of Sheffield, having in-
veighed from the pulpit against theatrical amuse..
went% the Manager of the Sheffield Theatre has
published a letter in reply. in which he says I
contend it is an infringement upon thu rights
afforded me by the law, to make the precise theatre
that I have opened an object of your attack, and so
strong is my conviction on the subject, that if I
rabid only prove that you lead kept a siuglo iudivi.
dual away, I would bring au action against Yoe
for damages." •
The remains of the late Colonel DISIBIOWg were
removed yesterday from Windsor, for interment
at Walton.upoilltretit, the family estate, in Derby.
shire. Lord Gaswas, one of the Lords.of the Bed-
chamber to the Puget RteENT, isa candidate for
tbe,eacant seat iu the Borough of Windsor.
The subject of the Norrisiass Prize Essay, at
Cambridge, for t Its present year, valid
or-
e;wisest edit be drawn from the.increttulit* of thi
Jews against shi Christian Iteiiiiun."
We esprit to see a nets reading in front of 11118's
House, offer the present Lottery i. over ; for should
he sell the *mar Prises of 30,0001., Which is confidently ex.
peeled; he UM, atonallye iserime his style, and lucre's', ai
well hr may, his wits: ofrsalopfratioa (!!!).
By Order of Government, the present inttery
will begin Drawing Nett Tarurtso ;
Fear Prig... of SOM. TIN Prises of 0,00111. he. be. The
brat draws Prize will receive 30,01101, is adolition.—Tiekera
llloarca *are, wallow at UARIIII A LUX Nate Lottery
office, No. 11, Hatboro go* the Cartier of Mirklie.roy.

Intimation. last week, was received at the
lion. that the PIIIIIICI Rummy would not be
quite so suddenly as at first intended, and bs
winch his Royal Higlinevis arrival would
been nipecied on Thursday Lot. In all pro
lityltZr, his Royal Highness will be
this • ulkto-morrow.
The fun* resealw of her late M tart
Wiwthir semiseed misabrr of dieting
ed fssoili. Nies* Brighton, among whom
Viscount MIBLIOURIII, Pair Lend Countess
feu, foie W. Pat victim. Ste .I.llolfseemenr.
M.D. Sir W. MIDI'. &c.
The last arrivals ere, the Earl end Ceestete of G