The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-25 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

The following are the Bulletins issued respect-
ing the Quints's health ou Saturday and yeater-
dry:—
" Queen's Palace, May 23, Eleven, a. In.
" The Qweer felt herself better thruaghout the whole of
yesterday—her Majesty bas passed a very gaud mild.
FRANCIS MILMAN.

" HENRY HALFORD."
Quota's Ptak" liay 44, Half-pouf Mores, a. NI.
" The China conclaves better—her Mejeety leer passed
soother pod stet..
* FRANCIS MILMAN.
" HENRY HALFORD."

The Doctors attended the QUZEN at a quarter-
past ten o'clock on Saturday night, and remained in
attendance till eleven. A page of the Duke of
CUMBLIMAND was in attendance at the Palace
till after the Medical Gentlemen had left, to take
the last report of her MAJVITY to his Royal
Highness. Her MAJUTY had some sound sleep
till four o'clock, and after that, iu the course
of the morning, she had some refreshing sleep,
from which, we are extremely happy to say, her
MAJESTY found herself much better, and the pri-
vate accounts in the course of the day were, that
the Queue was going on extremely well. Her
MaJerre's health has been considered to be im-
proving since Friday evening.
The different branches of the Royal Family have
been constant in their attendance and inquiries aw-
ing Saturday and yesterday. The Panics RE-
GENT was in attendance at the Palace on Saturday
evening between five and six o'clock, about half an
hour. The inquirers were very numerous, as usual.

PRINCESS OF HESSE HOMBOURG'S

BIRTH-DAY.

At the dinner given by the PRINCE REGENT at
Carlton House on Friday, in honour or the Princraa
of Hesse Haustrastr's birth-day, there were pre-
sent—

The Duke sad Duchess of Tort, the Duke cad %ellen
of Gloucester, Princess Augusta, the Duke of Clarence, the
Prince and Princess of Hesse Huisstrourg, Pnuerati !supine of
Gloucester, Prince Esterhasy„ Baron Geraing, Baron
O'Nsehtra, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the
Mareliiimer of Hertford, the 'Marchioness of Cholmoirdeley,
count and Countess Mousier, several of the Foreign Am-
bassadors and their Lashes, etc. _ _

Alter dinner the Duchess of GLOUCESTEI, the
Princess of Wu' Homoonao, and the Princess
AUGUSTA. left Carlton House to attend their Royal
Mother in her afflicting illness. Her MAJEstif was
highly pleased with their filial attention iu her.
The Princess Annum. remained with her 'Royal
Mother. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and Pnii.
eras of HESSE Honautrito returned tq Carlton
House, and communicated to the Plumes Res
same and the other branches of the Royal Family
and msny others of the distinguished guests, the
joyful intelligence of their having found the QuLEN
much better. The Princess of WANE Howaousta
afterwards received the congratularions of Use day
from those who had the honour of bring present it
the evening party, which was not so numerous as
WU% eXpellrd.

The Patna& Ricstrur gave the entertainment in
honour of lus Royal Sister's birth-day iu the lower
suit of roues'.
At five o'clock in the afternoon a barrel of beer
Re% given to the public in the limit of St. Janses's
PAlscr. as W customary. In the evening the
tradesmen of the Princess illuminated their houses.

The Dukes of Yoac and Cum statawb visited
the PRINCE REGENT on Saturday.
On Saturday the Duke of Gusucerrea had a
eel, t party at d. r.
Yesterday, about one o'clock, the PRINCE of
liitist HOMBOURG left the Queen's Palace, at.
teiiiti-el by Boron O'Nacwrita, for Claremont, on
a visit to Prince LEOPOLD.
On S,turtlav the Prince of HEM llomsoufta
1-i•itell Lord WILLIAM GORDON, Ike.
The Duke sod Duchess of CUMBERLAND dined
on Sawn's), with Baron HUMBOLDT, the Prussian
A ni I.rotsui leer.
Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carl-
toil House by the Rev. F. W. IttomaEito mud
the Rev. Dr. S. CLARKE.
Yrsiraly the Dukes of RUTLAND and Doaser.
and a select party, dined with the Duke of 'form
at YOlk Douse, St. James's Palace.
'Fite tragedy of Isabella bring announced for
this tveitilig by special desire, we hear that several
ttranclits of the Royal Family intend honouring
Covent-garden Theatre with their presence, to
%worms Mao O'NEiLL's inimitable performance of
1114 character.
The new afterpiece of The Castle of Taluzzi,
or the extorted Oath, is written by young RAYMOND,
the 'on of the late Drury-lane Stage-manager, and is
spoken of av a drama creditable to the talents of so
f. parog tits author.

The Marchioness of TATISTOCR. on Thursday
night, honoured the Surrey Theatre with her pa-
trawler. Among the fawhionable pante. we noticed
the Duke of LEINSTER, Lord WILLIAM FITZ-
oLRALo, Lord KINNAIRD, Lord Plait/1111AM. Lord
rood Lady HARRINGTON. &c. On the two
preceding ev pi, Ludy ELIZABRTH FAWE, Earl
d COUOICOS Of BitaistriuTon, Lord KRITH, Lady
W. WYN s, and a number of other distinguished
parties, is-mint(' a high striae of the entertamomeut
they had experienced.
BARNET, the celebrated pedestrian, commences
on the 4th of June to walk 1,500 moles w thirty day..
lonia iit the rate of fifty-two sides per day for Nix
dl• each week. The place chosen for this extraor-
dliarry performance is from the Castle at iiicksted
to and back.
N141109'1 oN E. MAT 19.—Thee accounts received
hit blile of the hops in this neighbourhood con-
hic arty 14vounifile, and there every pros-
pert
.1 bucr:ewidul year.