The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-19 00:00:00

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On Saturday morning, soon after breakf:st, wt.
MAJESTY, accompanied by the Prince of WAres
and Duke of Yoe c, with a number of attendants,
rode to the right of Ascot Heath Race Course.
where the Fail of SANDWICH, and a number of
Gentlemen sportsmen, were waiting tlyr arrival of
His MAJESTY to turn Out the ilersr for clic day's di-
version of hunting. Intinedkit2ly on the arrival of
His Maresrv, the deer was turned out of the cart
Their Royal Highnesses tle Nile. of WALLS and
Duke of YORK then took leave of His MaJturr v.
and returned to Windsor. His MAJESTY proceeded
with the hunt. The deer, at starting, ran with
great swift:leis across the Heath, by Swioley, to-
wards Bagsitot, taltirg his course to the left, mak-
ing a double back through the inclosures by Cobham,
crossing the Forest towards Hartford Bridge, taking
to the left, through the Bogs, by Frimley, toward::
Guiliatord, where he was taken, after a run of near
SO mile>. His MAJESTY kept up with the hunt the
while of the way, and, when the deer was taken,
His MAJESTY had about I 9 miles to ride to Windsor.
It was* truly gratifying sigh: to see His MAJESTY
and the Prince of WALES riding together to the
Race Course—they were in close conversation the
whole of the way, and, at parting, the PkINCE
took the most affectionate have of its AJ EST Y.

On Saturday mornin.!, Her >ivesrv, accompa-
nied by the P:ince of WA Ts, the Nuke of Yofte.,
the Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, And MARY,
took an airing to Froginore.
The Princesses SoPHIA and AMELIA, attended
by Lord WALSINGH•II, Sir H. B. NEALE, Anti SE-
lieu' other attendants, took an airing in Windsor
Great Park.
On Saturday afternoon, the Duke and Riches;
YORK left Wiudsoi for Oatlands. l'he same time,
the Duke of Ci.assuct left Windsor for Bushey
Park.
The Prince of WAI.ES was expeSed to leave
Windsor yesterday afternoon.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Earl sad Countess of Bely.. Jere, and sister, from Ire-
land, to Milked Hotel.
Std.ittd, Eq. M. P. for the comity of Dawne, from
Bath, at Bent's HAM
I..):Adag,n Co,oite.s of Ltican, and M.sa Bingham, from Ted•
ao oral. to her Louse iii St. James's plate
Ve.coont Perry, from Rogoor, to hu house iu Hertford-
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street. -
Duchess of bottou, fr Rogoor, to her house in Grosvenor-
squaw.

The Kato has been pleased to nominate and ap-
point Commodore SAM ism. Hone (a Commander of
• the Sicilian Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit)
to be one of the Knight's Companions of the Most
Honorable Order.pf the Bath.
The Earl of !..foiaA and suite left town on Satur-
day for Edinburgh.
The Pigot Diamond has been purchased by Bo-
NA PARTE. It is intended to form part of Madam
Bo saris arc's necklace on the day of the Corona-
tion. All the diamond, in France are not consi-
dered sufficient to give eclat to that ceremony ; and
orders have been given to buy up diamonds in Hol-
land and England for the occasion.
Grantham Assemblies will commence neat week.
We are extremely happy to find that, previous to
the breaking out of the fever at G:braltar, Commis-
sioner &may was led by his public duty to Malta;
am!, by the last accounts from that island, he was
in perfeet health.
Hoicsorr his a Melo-drame in preparation.
The music is by his daughter.
The Duke of Rox BURGH leaves town this day for
Bath, where he has taken a house for three months.
Lady ALGUSTA Mcaaav went to Ramsgate last

week.
Lady STYLES left PENSTONE% Hotel, Cork•streYt,
on Saturday, for her seat at Mailing, near Maidstone.
The Countess of Nlatisricco's accasichemeal is
shortly expected to take place.
An express arrived on Seurday, at Lord Viscount
CAIFTLEREAGH'S house, in Upper Brook-street, an-
nonneing the death of Lady GEORGINA Cato:two,
his i.ordship's sister. Her Ladyship died near
Bangor in Wales, of a rapid decline, The Countess
of losmorms ity and the Hon. Colonel Sratra IT,
Lady GEORGINA'S mother and brother, were with
her at the time.
On Wednesday last, die 14th instant, died, at
his seat at Noaon, near Lincoln, in the 75th year
of his age, the Right Honourable Gsoitor, Earl
of BGCaIr.GHAMSHIIF, Baron HOSIET of Blick-
ling. His Lordship is succeeded in his title and
estates by his son, the Right llononrable Rosear
Lord liosaite, late His Majesty's Principal Se
eretary of State for the Department of War and
Colonies.
DESIALINSS was proclaimed Emperor of HAYTI
on the 15th of September. 'the rejoicings con-
tinued three days, the illuminations three nights.
This measure mighu perhaps, have been hastened,
in order that Gissat,stscs, being an older Emperor
than the Corsican, might take precedence of h►m
among the Sovereigns of the world-13os A parrs
not bring strictly so until after his Coronation.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

WLXFORD, NOV. 12.

I deferred answering your letter, until I could do
so both from my own observation, and from inform-
ation which has never failed me, and I have to
thank God the country was never moie tranquil,
and likely to continue so. I think Government can-
n•it be too watcaul, yet, I am convinced, they ire-
queofly get false information. There are pikes
found now and then. Some time back, a small box
was found in an island in the Bartow. As soon as
I heard it, I was convinced they were put there for
the plirpo,e of information, as they were not made
since the 23d of July. The other day a few more
were found in Mr. hay ricks ; a
good cause for alarm at a distance. I should
not, or do I pledge myself as to the faft ; but
I most firmly believe they were never placed
there for the purposes of tebellion. Perinanent
pay is a material advantage to a set of nien
who have now almost forgot how to labour. It
is said, the people of Ireland are only waiting the
arrival of the French to rise in a mass ; I do not
believe it : since the execution of Emmett, they de-
test them ; and I am informed and believe 50,000
would have then joined them, when 1,000 would
not now. At all periods and in all countries there
are villains ; but of what avail is the disposition of
a few in comparison to the mass of the people ?
There were a few farmers taken up in the county
of Carlow the other day: I rather think it will
come to nokling. A fellow, whose name is —,
and went by the name of the K—'s Cyr, has
turned informer ;—a great villain may do some
good, and I believe harm also—at the time he was
aftive in swearing and organising the country, pre-
vious to the '231 of July, I got information of it, and
pursued him from -- to -- ; but though I
passed him on the way, from want of knowledge of
his person, he escaped me, as he did also Captain
—, to whom I communicated my intelligence :
and he never, from that period until now, came
forward to give information.