The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

THE BRITIS H PRESS.

LONDON,
MONDAY, SIPTIHISICR 17, 1821.

THE KING'S RETURN.

His Majesty arrived at Carlton Palace at a•ven
o'clock on Saturday evening, having travelled with
post horses from Milford, at which place he lauded
at five o'clock in the morning of Wednesday last.—
The Royal squadron sailed from Dunteary (now
King's Town), near Dublin, on Wednesday the sth
inst., put back the same day, sailed again on
Saturday, and arrived in Milford Haven ou Sun-
day the 9th, where it was detained by contrary
winds until Monday night. The squadron sailed
next day (Tuesday) with intent to beat up Channel
to Portsmouth; and had reached within 30 miles of
the Land's End, when, from the boisterous state
of the weather, it was obliged to put about, and
return to Milford Haven, where it arrived at 4 p.m.
on Wednesday. At five next morning his Majesty
landed amidst the cheers of thousands of specta-

tors. A band of music was in attendance, which
played, several national airs, and his Majesty ap-
peared to receive the marked attention which was
paid to his royal person, with much gratitude.—
He bowed frequently, and looked remarkably w►ll.
Three carriages were landed from the fleet, one of
which was Ins Majesty's private one, ■nd in a short
time his Majesty, accompanied by Lord Graves,
drove off with his atteedunts for London. His
Majesty proceeded through Carmarthen and Aber.
gareasiy. The following letter gives au account of
his Majesty's arrival and reception at Cheltenham :
CHELTENHAM, SEPTEMBER Id.
In consequence of intelligence having reached
this place, that his Majesty would pass through
in the course of this afternoon, all classes of the
inhabitants were upon the alert to welcome his
arrival, and to testify their loyalty and attach-
ment to his Royal Person iu the most marked and
the warmest manner. A meeting of the inhabi-
tants and visitors was therefore immediately called
at the /tolerably Rooms, when resolutions were en-
tered into, and signed by the Rev. Charles Jervis,
as Chairman of the meeting—that the bells should
be rung ; the royal standard hoisted ; triumphant
arches erected in the streets; bands of music play-
ing the national air of .‘ God sure the King ;" au
escort of gentlemen on horseback, with blue fa-
vours, to conduct his Majesty through the town ;
and that Mr. Marshall, the Master of the Ceremo-
nies, should, on the part of the inhabitants and
whiten of the town at large, address his Majesty in
olitahle terms of loyalty sad attachment. During
Ore progress of these preparations, his Majesty's
arrival was unexpectally announced, which Irani..
;440fely prevented the perfect accomplishment of
the intended arrangements; hut during the time
Iris Majesty was changing horses, Mr. Marshall,
accompanied by a deputation, approached the royal
carriage, amidst the plaudits of the surrounding
spectators, and addressed his Majesty in the fol-
lowing terms:—

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oar A 'wets. - countries are separated by I have heir mi-ae---h artirol;kod on reading. in various Journals, i a Slay it please your Majesty—l present myself as Master
great deserts, and have no intercourse with each that fonuee was going to ferns an army of observation of of lbs Caresnouies of Cheltenham, and am desired by the
whet. The dews of the Grerk insurrection in the 61. am in Alsace.
inhabitants mid visitors to express to your Majesty their offer
oar army it would be Impress i.
Levatit, oar ilia contrary, her excited a greet OVISZI.of dutiful respects, regretting they love out an opportunity,
. ble"tral°l6s snrhellee such silitaaftuirucae,owf itliont st *pp gof troops the
tion. Tile prate fleet is fitting out, Cut it is still *hula northern (motives from Diiiikirkl- itriu-Strasburg, arid by your Majesty's lorsger slay, of testifying their loyalty
silicertsin whether ur when it will sail. They would flitting out the mitiumil guard to Jo duty in all the for tresses. sud attachment to your Majesty's person."
like to cutter against the Greeks, but they are Happily there is uo idea of such a , and the report
His Majrsty received Mr. Marshall in the most
afraid that they are trio strong,may be considered as one of the dreams of the German
illt ST. PSTERSBURGH, AUGUST CH. Joel ualo."
gracious and condescending manner, and made the
FRANKFORT, SIPTIMIItII S.
Pricee Y pailaisti, A ide-ele-eriusip to General Rat- Mr. Temple, the British Charge d'Affsires has just bees following reply :.-.
jsw:ky. of the csvoliy, Captaiu to the regiment of rdrieialty Wormed that the Ki.ig wilt arrive here between the as lam very sensible of the distil:it sod marked atiesithsa
hussars of ille life guards, is struck out of the ild and Ilbtli of this mood,. His Majesty, sccompaaied by of the !lemma whom you represent; I assure you I an, Sou
A i qty List.
lmrd Liverpool and the Marquis of Londonderry, and severe,
nirembers of his Privy Council will put up at the Roman much fatigued with my voyage and journey to allow airy
The scjoirdron under the commuud of Vice- Emperor Hotel. Frons thug city' his Majesty will go to Lewis- making any stay to Chelleabam• lam mar however, illeeo.
Adeptral Cro.o roomed to Cral,*l6,•il Fraterday, burg and Homburg, to visit his sisters, after which he will re- sible of the tied attention I received whew last here, and
al:et completing !Ire tlidial SUILIUIer co VIM Su the torn 1v Oar thy, whence lie sill continue his journey by way shall certaiuty make a point of paying • Cheltenham another
Baltic. of Giessen, Marburg, and Cassel, to Muuden. At Cassel great
d an early visit." a
spreparaismui
tnaos.are making, sod at Nitrides, beteg the frontier a
The weather is constantly rainy. The crop of
taiga, b soy will he received by the deputationsfrom Ha- His Majesty slept on Friday night at Chapel
buy has tuiin el out badly, and the coin cahoot ripen. Dover; shot be will proceed:towards Coinages, aad stop sot
u
ODEsSA, AUGUST 14. far from that toast, at the House of the Goverumeni' in the “aalse, a cele-bratr-d inn near Cippingtiortoy, Ott-
Ali the foreign consuls and tire uterehrias have Milne of Welisde; truss this village be will go toGottio- fordshire. His Majesty's attendants co • only
tber,l3,
at. gee itself, sod then by the Hinz to Hauuver.
trade art rut representations in have the I of two outrider*, and a groom behind
•AVSIFLI, IFIPTIMISIM 13.
the Erre !wit coctit.utd :it tiny should fail in ob- It
ears certain that his Majesty the King of England, The Bost! George has proved her a complete
app
tuiiiiiiig this. as it 15 feared, they rriptest that ~,,k, as gas of 66 Earl „I' Dublau,•• will arrive is, this sea boat in her rough and boisterous passage from
the litietty it has enjoyed may be continu,d fur capital ova the leek. Every preparation to receive hint has
Dublin. Some idea of the violence of the gale
a year at lea•t, that the goods accumulated iu the ahead, been made in the hotel of Lord Claws's,. the
uniguzinra may be freely sold; because. unless this biti.ts Aushassuaor. It is added that his Majesty will re- which the royal miumboti encountered, may be
i.
~,,,,,trd. the
ipecatatiitits that have been made, in
Imiai"
his
Brussels the 15th and 201 h, and continue on the r
unused from the circumstance that the forecastles
to Germany.
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