The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-27 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SECTEMDM 26.

Our lade place is quitr.alive this tour 1111 l g, as it
is miw certain the King will arrive at Chime. The
Duke of Wellington and the Marquis of London.
derry anived yesterday, and this iiistsist the Versus
Mita VMS4f lis clime in with Sir B. Blinetietil, Sir
Wm. Curtis, son, &C. We hear the caution tiring
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The King is expected to return from Hanover in
about five weeks ; and there is little doubt that
Brighton will then he honoured with hi. presence.
His Majesty will probably reside here for the chief
part (if not the whole) of the winter ; and we may,
therefore, confidently anticipate a must brilliant
season. Full as the town has been for some time
past it is quite certain that it will continue every
week to increase in gaiety. It is at present Ulllll't-
erdentedly full ; awl Brighton at this moment
comprises some of the most distinguished persons
in the kingdom, whether for rank or talent.
The sailing trim of the lioyul George yacht is
so infinitely superior to any thing of her class, as is
obvious from the under-water situation in which
she placed even frigates (the Artire and Liffey). la
keep up will) her, during the royal voyage, that
it is said a hoe-of-battle ship will be laid down on
her model. This is • fine compliment to the mo-
deller or the royal yacht.
On Sunday afternoon her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Kent attended the choir service at the
Clothed's!, Chichester; after whirl) our venerable
Diocesan had the honour of entertaining her Royal
Highness •t claimer in the Episcopal Palace, ',le-
sion+ to her return to Bognor.
The establishment of a sea-bathing Infirmary in
this town, is, we understand, again in contempla-
tion. It is to be hoped that the measure will not
lie euffCred to die away. His Majesty is most
friendly to it, and in the event of its being carried
into effect, will give the princely donation of 2,000/..
On Wednesday Lady Barker, while riding with
sonic ladies in her corriage near Hove. met with an
alarming accident. The coach was nveiturneti, and
.tier Ladyship, as well us the oilier ladies, were se-
verely bruised. Mrs. Coin's, who had been for a
ride, anti was returning to Brighton, happened to
pima by at the moment in her carriage, and under-
took to send the party • coach from an inn ist
Brighton', to convey them home. %%Pith her usual
kiiidness, however. Mrs. Coitus did not wait while
a vehicle could be procured, but vent her own
chariot f,r the purpose. No serious effects have,
we believe. resulted front the accident.
SEIZURES FROM SMUGGLERS.—O, the 19'11 in-
*twit, a boat with 401 coi.ka or gin, and is bag of
tea, was seised by the Kingston preventive. boa,
assisted by a .714,111% officer; suit 011 the SI 1,4 the
Fronds Burdett hog-boat, and 35 tubs of gin and
broody were seized by the Sal Wean preventive
boats.

Lord MELVILLE kit lowa yestr-rilav for Scot-
land, to joie) Lady NtstArtit.Lit cid family for the
remainder of the season.

Mr. MEADOWS, from the Bath theatre, who is
mow about to make hi• debut ou the L lon ■take,
at Covent•co►der', is the suit of Mr. MEADOWS, for-
merly a favourite cumediati at the Haymarket
theatre.

Miss STEPHENS pinyed Rosetta, in Love in a
VilhoKe, at the Glitucetorr Theittr,, on Friday.
1, Ise DANcE ha.' been perfugluing lour nigliis at
Barowt 11, Crenbridgesdoisr.
Two voting Lather spree(' their shawls for his
MAJESTY to wolk over when he come on shore at
Mitforit The +done on which his MAJESTY raht
trod to I, - fed ' the Milford ,11,

On Saturday last as some boys were pleying its
St. Geurger.lields, near to the Borough-r►ad. one
. of them, on jumping upon a newly made hillock.
was somewhat alarmed to find that the ground
Kaye way under his feet ! On examination it •as

-r, . -----• .•••--- i ••••-- •- iieseruceive me nitrite out in Die stack-yurd 111 Alf. UNION-HALL.
yesionia,
.we
_THEATRES,: . i I
tin., about to make his debut ou the. L lon stage. 1
As•riabirrooms liere, nt ;Inch were present near with the Countess Moltke, from Cairns. Illy Ex- REED. of Gorlemoso, by which four stacks of hay, ROBBERIES AT THE COBURG AND ASTLEY's I
t-
TSB of the nobility mid gentry, &c. at Covent-garden, is the suit uf Mr. MEADOWS. for- ; two of oats, one of wheat, and a eery large crew cellency Count Moltke, the Danish Ambassador,
1 youths, mooed r•enelter mot Tooriter*4.
Tills morning the concourse or iwopi, a.sembleil arrived here this morning bout London, to meet wetly a favourite comedian at the Haymarket I stuck were entirely consumed. Tie propetty woe were briniest bedit.r. I- D. Allen, Req. Ike setting Monona,
theatre.
here were amply compensated for the loss they sit.. the Countess nil her lauding here. 1 uninsured, and It IC feared the fire was the act of by Beaton, Ilse Aker, charpd with atienspiiug to pith
Miss STEeIIENS played Rosetta, in Love in a : some diabolical incendiary. Mr. Kaulr's loss is ;whets at the Coburg Theatre.
tinned last night ill tint having been gratified withe CALAIS. SEPT. 25, ELEVEN O'CLOCK, A.M.
VilhoKe, at the Gloucester Theatre, on Friday. I estimated at 6004 It appeared Hist 011 Tuesday night, whilst Nunn was on
On Saturday last as some boys were 0104 in crowd eery 'thee!, employed is exanMeing the peckele ut
full and satisfactory view of his Majesty. His Our lade place is quitcalive this tour 00000 g, es it
Mier DANCE has lire's perfuituing four iiiglits at i dirty at die pit entrance, he observed the Prisoners iii the
Majesty went from Cliff House to the Pier in an is now certain the King will arrive at Calms. The -
narnwi 11, Cambridgeshire.
towel, .burotiche belonging to Lord Chief insiire Duke of Wellington and the Marquis of London- I Sr. George's.lislits, near to the Borough-rtind, one I several GraOrmen; lint thrir i &its, aillmegti well .loreeed, Two von Lo
baihre. The chi era end congratulations of the derry arrived yesterday, mid this ins us bet spread their shawls for his instant the Venous of them, on jumping upon a newly made hillock, I were sonsueressinl. They paid their admission, and lie fel.
immense murthude "sembltd in the streets and Mitaill, IIM•Plt lis come in with Sur B. Blinnetield, Sir MAJESTY to caulk user when he came on shore at ; was aotuevrlbit alarmed to find that the ground looteitilthelieme tinii the,pit, Ist:. re
the
condoned 1,0 watch them
houses as the King passed on were animated and Wm. Curtis, son, &e. %Ve hear the cannon tiring Milbiril. The tione on which his MAJESTY first I gave way under his feet ! Ott miasmal
"I it 'uts andiesee being intent a of
'bee banal il
fleilmfelitltie teens,when
itihie.
trod is to be removed into the Milford Masonic discovered that he had leaped upon a cosniderable w
eiithu•iustie beyond description, The concourse Of ill the Dowses, slid are all anxiously waiting the
ridiculers coniamenred their...ME petfer 10CtS, e..d tv.ll-dres‘rd persona waiting on the pier, the cliffs, night of the yacht. The quay is raveled with pro- Lodge. 1 quantity of mutilated human remains, that had hewed them both 111 lilt act of anyliay fur • Eiiatieussaa's
&c. to welcome the lioyul Visitor, preimilled one plc, cud the weather being tine, the greatest gaiety There is now living, says The Journal des the appearance of hissing linen recently deposited watch.
.011 n 111 find coma
of the most interesting and beoutiful levies Iliad prevails. Debuts, at Finite en Wmrre, arrondissement of I there. They were removed to the churchyard in
The Prisoners denied tile statement of the ofteer.
con be conceived.
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.. Verdun, ii woman, Plged JOS, who walks upright, Iwo carts. It is supposed that they ere the refuse of Mr. Allen said, the Magistrate., 111121
in mode of punishing this species of utlesideib, ~
Soon alter his Majesty had alighted last even- A comet is expected to appear about the end or mid without a stick, and sews and reads without I the anatomical depiartmeuts of the hospitals in the bad departed from She ordieary rule, to a method mere
jog at Cliff House, Sir William Cerrow column.. spectacle*. I vicinity.
~igormia aid more calculated to general Iscuilt. This plait
1821, or the beginning of 1821.
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