The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-06 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 3.
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Stich was the flay of the wind and fide, last night.
altar three of the bathing. machine* that were lashed
to the Marine Parade, have .ern carried out to sea,
and the boats that were sent in search et them have
merited unsuccessful. Mr. Met-use's establish-
ment went to London this moreing ; the alsseraCe of
'this Ge..tlemen will be much regretted. The
Countess of SEFTON is expected, in a few days, to
honour Brighton with her presence
l'he 2.1 battalion of the 4nth Regiment of Foot
marched into this town, last night, from Bexhill
barracks, and paraded this inswing, at the top of
N infooreet ; trey are to he
.1, fined, next Tuesday.
by the Ist hattalinn, which ale now on their march
giu.s. D.A.iill I ihon the whole will proceed to Ports.
mouth, where they are under ardiws for embarka-
tion. Mr. Be A lOU en left the Castle this morning,
at halt past twelve, in his barouche and four, for Pet-
worth, tie seat of the Earl of Eoaeseoise. Earl
SINN ELI Y AtiCIWI'Id divine service en the parade this
morning, at eleven o'clock, which was read by the
Chaplain of the South Gloucester Militia. Aa excel-
lent serm in was preached at the Chapel Royal. by
the Rev. Dr. PORTIA, from St. Luke ei. 46.; the
(Origin:diet% was numerous; Lady LADS, Mr. and
Wes. POTTS. Dr. and Mn. Wseosess, the Misses
Mgt ekes'. and the Misses Wsteoea were present.
At four o'clock, the Steeps was most brilliant.
The Prince, dressed in a plumfocoloured coat and a
brown hat, accompanied by Colo el Beooes r 'BED ;
the Cottetess ofienev,ll y dressed is white. kin
her head, a gold issadeaetrin which was suspend-
ed a most beautiful veil ; the Earl and Countess
bee LLLLL ; the Misses W•Lrota ; and many
iithey Nobility. honoured it with their presence
ow that the Races 'are over, we expel the No-
ility will crowd to this delightful place. It is
said. His Royal Highness the Doke of C LLLLL ca
is expofted this or the ensuing week, on a visit
re His Roy •i. Baotou'. The Duke is a great
favourite here, his good nature and suavity of man-
ners endear him to every person, and she Prince
never is so happy as when be is with him. Ti.
coaches have come down to-day, loaded withieimed
without with company.
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This morning, four troops of the Sd tittles rime
goons, which had left this place to make roses new
the company dining the Races, marched back iota
this town from Cuckfield, Arundel, and Chichester;
end at half past five the Ist division sit the second
battalion of the 40th Regiment of loot (which
marched in last Saturday), marched out on their
rout for 1-tilwa bia I rac ks ; the 2d division of the
second batfaliop marched in from Pevensey, and
will go the same rout to-morrow morning as the
Where. Earl CRAYISII will brigade to-morrow
morning, at eleven o'clock, the South Gloucester,
the North Herts. and the Nottingham Militia, ea
Bacon Hills near Lewes.
Eao Seettegv gave a grand dinner, yesterday,
at his hnose, on the south side of the Steyne, to Hit
Royal Highness the Prince of WALILI, Earls i.:RA.
Was and BARRY MORE, the Hon. BIRKLEY CRAV/N,
General Lerma& Major BLOOSITIRLD, Colonel Ls%
end several other military gentlemen. The South
Gloucester band played in the front of his Lore-
ship'. noose till nine o'clock, which enliveped the
Steyne, an* attrsited' a great commune of waits-
toss. At half past nine, His Royal Highness the
?Ante of Watts, and the party he had dined with,
'curatd to the Pavilion to supper, where they were
joined by several other Nobility. The South Glou-
cester band played till past twelve, in the left wing pf
the Pavilion, and it was on. o'clock before they see
parated. The windy weather, which has prevailed
so long here, has at length subsided : the sea has
re.assonted a more pleasing aspen, and invited sere-
rat small parties to take excursions, and sail round
the Otter sloop of war, which is again come to an-
chor at about three miles from the shore. They
fired, this morning. their foreoriarter-deck guns.
His Royal Highness the Prince of W•tai took an
airing. at one o'clock, in his phaeton and pair. drove
by Sir lone Lana, round the Steyne, and towards
the Downs. Afterwards Sir June took his Lady
out in his barouche and four, which he drove with
the greatest dexterity. Mrs. Fuzee LLLLL , with
the Hon. Miss Say MOUS, went out at three o'clock.
in her eunuchs and pair. and called on the Duke
Sad Onchess Dc Carr Kies and the Countess of
BAR RY NOR Li afterwards. they went towards •the
Dow's. The Countess Bsaitaxer, with her son,
attended by one groom. took an airing, on horse-
bag, towards the Downs.
Mr E. PRENEIL and family arrived at the Castle,
at one O'clock, this day, in their barouche and four.
ai d other carriages. with their attendants. The
Hon. Justice GRAHAM is an inmate with the Pei N e E
at the Pavilion. Lady Hoeevwooo has announced
A gr.ind j; le at ilotteadean, on the 12th, in ho-
nour of her son's birth-day ; there are a hundred
names already on the list—they are the poor wo.
men and children of the neighbourhood! the tablet
are in preparation by the carpenter.
The Marchioness WELLES! iV is expected here
in a few days ; Doelor HUNTAR has taken Mrs.
Irsuceisie's house, who is gone to Rottendean, for
change of air.
There is nn play to-night, on account of the ball
at the. Castle, which is expected to be numerously
intended.

The last ?slumber of the &peeve of Ares, &c.
pnblished on the lit instant, contains an interesting
'aper of Count Rurarutto's, on the mutual adhe.
"ion of the Molecules of Water; correct copies of
the
.f4;,iwing Patents:—ciz. Mr. CLARKE'S, for
Improverneitte on Horse-shoes; Mr. Wirers ay's,
for a Fillerin,r- .apparatus; Mr. INGRAIN'', fur
making Sugatr: zr.6 Mr. Mixxotes, for Improve-
ments on Wheel ralilago ; also, a very complete
System of Manures, bt Aornua Youeo, Esq. ;
description of an expanding Wheel, to regulate the
velocity of Machinery, and of a 114achine for cut
the edges of paper and books; a Memoir on
Theory of Capillary 'Cubes ; and several important
Papers in Chemistry, &c. ; and Tic:dices nf sixteen
simians Inventions,. for which Patents have been
granted within these last two months.
An inhabitant of Lewes, who had been examined
before a Magistrate for starving his wife, and was
In have undergone another examination yesterday,
made his escape from the custody of the Constable,
we believe, has not since been heard of. The
Woman lies in a dangerous state.