The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

THE PRINCE RE►CPNT,

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The aquatic etciai a xct
the Prince Regent roiled this day, 1.1:f ti (*Pero
'Pima, to be resumed, according to hi,
Highness's often-extrrrioed intentions. s Insight
earlier nest year. Since his Royal Hight'''..,,,.
barked, on Saturday morning last, hr had ma been
out of the yacht, until he debarked again. at the
Sally Port, to-day, hawing brett on bawd, in the
Caro trips. tweiity-fi.:•e days and riidits. Every
morning. won after eight o'clock, the Royal •scht
got under weigh t her moorioem at Con..,
and, attended by the Brick, (2,10.1;,1
Camelean, Captain 51ingae, the Lionel and
trselesa cutters, stood toward Sp;thew), theta- ;••0_
ceeding on towards the coast ior
of the right of land, when the coma:. was altee,.,.,
and they stood toward Stoitlostars..
ton River. &c. reuniting he niomiugs in Coo.,
Roads, about 6 o'clock every afteritmoi. A number
of Noblemen and Gentlemen's
Members of the Yacht Club, accom,HMell the Rout!
right and squadron on these eartiilen., tied mei-
appeared more distiogui•hed than for Il,m. ('basses
Anderson Pelham's yacht-htig, lalrim, of to-tve
guns, which well matched the rriem.4.,„.,.
defensible appearance, rate of sailing, and Frioll.lll.
like management.
On Tuesday the Prince Regent teas I ighlv
pleased by a sham-fight hetiseen the Brisk mad
C'ameleon These repeated critbos, in the Attest
weather imaginable, and varied in all tlw roman
which knowledge and long experience in prat-nest
seamanship could (leant., have citiorstinted not lr.a
to benefit and confirm the health of his Rotel
Highness the Prince Regent, than to *Waal ham
the highest gratification in the pursuit of a rational
and dignified amusement.
His Royal Highness has sat down to tikt,e-, lif-
ter the •lay's cruise, generally with a holt t ft
amongst whom, besides his own parte, cons•s:ing ni
Sir William Keppel, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield. Sr
Edmund Nagle, Colonel 11 Sir A, tut,.
nerd. Hon. Captain Noel, Captain 5111"11,1".
war—the Mat quis of Anglesey, Sir Arthur Psgfet,
Sir Edward Paget, Hon. C. A. Pelham, Adtriral
Sir George Campbell, Sir .lam-s Kamm. the Earl
of Besbornugh, Capt•ble Montagu and Nlitteay ;
the Lady A. Paget, the Hon. Nlrs. Charles Paget,
Lady Besborough, and Mr-. ISiioh„
This morning. about lea o'cl,,ek, the itioyel
yacht and squadron appe -red in sight from Cowes.
when the met, of war anchored, nail the yacht stood
in for the harbour's mouth, where she t-o•ne to at
moorings, about 200 yards froin'the Sally Port land-
ing-place, mid preparations were immediately made
to land the Royal suite and bagga,..”•. Whilst these
arrangements were going on, this
eel, perfect in symmetry, its u 110111 of war, awl
beautiful in decoration, her three flying goloota
(the Royal Standard, I/ i.ion and Ensign), be-
Mg of silk, became the eager object of attraction,
and being so near to the shore the spectators leas
an opportunity of lacing folly gratified.
At one o'clock his Royal Highness left the yard,
in hie own barge, steered by the Finn. Capt. Paget,
and landed at the Sally Port, where he was met to
Admiral Sir George Campbell, Lier,enant-Gro
versior Sir James Kerala, and n number of distilia
guished officers, who gargled him to his -carriage.
which he entered, with the Marquis of A oglesey,
and set off for Brighton. A gourd of honeur, 1/•
the Grenadier Guards, commanded try Sir 't hotels
Notll Hill, K.C.B. received hie Rt•yel Hiehoes4
at the Sally Port, and repeated cheers were kept up
from the yacht. and by a great crowd of sPectators
on shore, until the Royal carriage drove OIL
Sir James Kempt and his Staff evrorted his
Rural [lightnessivs fired
withoutb
ythe the
garrison.bar He rirgete,iw
when
Royal salute Royal
Highness, (we are informed by letter this erebiteil
passed through Chichester, or three o'clock, on his
way to Bognor, to dine will the Earl of Arra..
He will, we understand, sleep at Brighton to-itigh •
and to-morrow will reach Carlion-hoarse. Eli.
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officers, for their attention to his wishes and com-
forts during the cruises, end said, lie hoptd to see
them again in good health, for
lcup.,er voyage,
next lesson. The 3 relit came ibto liarboor.
The statement made in the London Paper., of
his Royal ilirhuess hawing held a Council on beard
the yacht, is untrue; it. is likeoiee that ids lam&
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shire Telegraph.)

To THE PRINTERS —Various reports haring ap-
peared in the Public Papers respeetiug the wager
between Admiral Sir EDMUND NatELE awl Lord
YARMOUTH. it may be stnuaiiig to some of ytosr
readers to know the true our, viz.—That the
Admiral gave his Lordship 60 guineas. to be
paid ogle go;ites for emery league the Pasacatit-
GENT shinilil sail in the yacht for titre yews. 10
begin in 1817 ; in which year the RIMILMT sailed
leagoi s ; rn ISIS, he did not embsrk ; and to
1819. he 43.2 leagues. Consequently, Sir
F.ost N D NA(: is 3t prevent a Vel•UrT Of 474 Ol-
sten* of Lord I' Ait M UTll.—(Purtamputh Paper.)
Sir JOSEPH BANKS, Bart. entertained en Stour-
day the Ainhasaador from the Netherlai3l., and 3
distinguialied party, at his seat Spring Glove, near
Hounslow.
Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH left thrir seat,
North Cray, Kent, nn Sai uriktv. on u vi n to the
Marquis and Marchiiiiit.,3 of 11ERTFORD, at their
seat, Sudburn-hall, Suffolk.
Cowdray Park, Susses. the seat of S. PtW%T7.
Esq. was last week the scene of brilliant cousiviality.
Among tier party were—
The Earl of Abingdon, Lord and Lady Chums, Sir Moo.
Webb, Bart. the Hun. Mr. and Captain Gaye, Mr. Betioi.
us., hc.
The. Marquis of BUCKINGHAV bums a hrge pally
of Noblemen OD a stivolug platy at his seat,
Asinine.