The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

SRIGHTON, FEBRU4RY 41,

THE Mall S PRESS.

The PRINCE REGENT hes not appeared in public
this week. His Royal Highness's state of health
is excellent. His departure, we are assured, will
be at the hitter end of this mouth, it being the in-
tention of his Royal Highness to attend the Phil-
Harmonic Concert, in Lot.dun, which takes place
on the Ist of March.

It is i•aid that, immediately on th• departure of
the [Janice REGENT, Marlborou' use will be
taken down.

Never did the rides and promen...,es appear more
brilliant. Beauty, rank, and fashion, continually
arrest and delight the eye. Brighton, in her
proudest autumnal day, could not have surpassed
the splendour which she now di.plays,
Friday evening Mrs. MicHELL, the lady of the
rich nutrition merchant, gave a grand bell and sup.
per at her house, Pavilion-colatiade.
Yesterday Mrs. A WON, at Devonshire-place.
and Mrs. MITCHFI.I., CM the New Steyne, had
evening parties; and, on Monday, the former lady
gives a ball rod supper.
The races instituted by the gallant Officers of
the Lancers, on Monday, were attended by all the
beauty, youth, and gaiety of the town. Sport, in
the usedl ►ense of the word, was not so much the
object of the promoters of the thing, as the desire
to please the fair, and to assemble on one spot all
that is lovely and cheerful iu Brighton. This end
was completely attained, for a more charming coop
&ail was ►carcely ever presented to human view.
Mauy dashing equipages were an the hill. Among
others we observed those of the Earl of Warwick,
Countess St. Antonio, Miss Wykeham, and Mr.
H. F. Lewis. The following statement will shew
what was performed by the horses:—
A Sweepstakes of yen guineas each, for Horses sot *borough
bred, bona fide the property of Subscribers. 11 stone
each. Mile heats.
Mr. Whyte Mehrill4 cl,. g. Beppo
Mr. Knight's be. g. Infidel
Three others started, wit. Mr. Wrighes h. g. Pickle, Major
itlayeadish's b. g. Doubtful, and Mr.Tyrwhitt Jooes's gr. g.
What's kis Name.

A Match for 50 guinem—Half a Mile.
Captain d'Este's b. g. Allan nide. beat Mr. Ellia's br. m.
Fidget —A good race.

A Handicap Sweepstakes of in guineas emit, for bones
of all ages—Mile heats.
Mr. Tyrwhill Jones's hr. ou. Queen Mil) 1 1
%Vuu easy.—four others started hat were not placed.

A 3latch fur b 0 guinear—Halt a Mile.
Mr. Knight's br. E. Infidel, beat Mr. Tyrwhitt Jones's
ch. R. Win if He Can.—This was au excellent race; they dis-
puted every inch with each tither, and the ' er had nut
half a neck tit ware.

Thursday the Duke of YURIL went to Windso►.
Oii Saturday evening his Royal Highness arrived in
town front %Vind,or.

The terms Vune. Tempest, &c. denote something
changeable. A certain amatory change, however,
has come iu good time. It is better before than
qfter.
Viscount CaseLeattinn left town on Saturday.
for his vent at North Cray. Kent. The Chian-
cet.t.us of the Exciteques, also left lawns at the
same time, for Blackheath.
The Aldermen of London repress great surprise
at the opposition in Westnnionte to Lomb tit this
early season of the year.
Atn,•tig the last arrivals at Bath are—
The Earl and Countess of Cork, Lord and Lady Climes,
Lord • the Countess of Ely, Sir

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