The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-02 00:00:00

ROYAL. E

Wi MOCTPI. A VG, ST
Yesterday. about three o'clock, just as tie prep,
rations were begincing to he mace fir the
set off, as express iovived fi,irn London, n *6.
the funeral of the Duke of Gi.oacE TER. h heir
supposed that the messenger would make rime
speed on his return by the mail, tha•i travelling r,
himself in the night, Lord 1-IAP.O.- nel V ?Ave d;
reaions for the mail to he stopped, an,l it WAS in
sequence detained till near six o'clock.
After breakf,et, we were glad to s..e I lit kir
Arrstt
on horseback again; he appeared in exedba;
health. lie was accompanied by the Prineecse,
ALCM:STA, SOPHIA, and A HtlIA, illp Wits
Yonit, CUNISERL AND, and CAWINIOGE They wrte
attended by Earls CHCSTERTIItLD, MAcci pow%
and %Veva-moat. LAND. Lords Hs wv.seunv *j
Rivias, Count Mums-est, Cenerals CA Rrwascir
and FITZROY, Colonels CAMPBELL and TAYLow,
Sir EVAW NEPEAN, and several others. kite MA.
MTV and Princesses ELIZA WETH and MARY, Hink
an airing by Ridgway Hill, attended by the ce,n,
tell ii cites' to and Lady litiLs i.ev, in a viciabie.
The ROYAL FAMILY have worn mourning fir the
Duke of G touc Estes finis l'Vedneiday, it 60ing
the etiquette for the Ros AL FANIII v to appear ip
mourning as soon as possible after the death of a is
lative. Their principal attendants are likewise is
black.

MAIM SI.
Yesterday afternoon, soon of er three o'clock,
Colonel Da t.ross arrived esprets from London, in
one of the late Duke of GLoccrsran's carr:am
with a letter to I M *Jest- v. The arrival of tats
gentleman detained the mail till near five o'clock.
Several arrangements were made lot the Rossi.
FAMILY going nut to-Jay, but owing to the heavy
rain which has been fall:ng ntar:y the whole of the
day, they have reina;ned within doors.

The paragraph in sev,rai of yesterdty's papers.
anni.uncing the arrival of the present I hike of GLOL6
CLiT t at Weymouth, on Fri lay, is totally void .f
'ound itio ; His Royal iiightless havi, g kept his
room at Gloaicester-house, since the death of his
Royal Father.
BON AP ARTL% flotillas, like medlar:, will be tics
before th-y are ripe.
Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, the Pubic:
of WA I. rs left Brighton fur Weymouth.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Duke of Caw-
s a IDOL s.'t off from town for Weymouth.
Mr. Musoi N will close his engagement at the
Liverpyil Theatre, on Wednesday next.
The gteas number of awe at the watering places
accounts for the Sold report. from the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. H SWOONS will perform durst
the race week at Warwick. '1 heir first appearance
will be in the .04.1. e and feline in the thorpwas.
on Tuesday week.

Lord NtLsoN has ceased to command the l'irbry,
but his Lordship will never cease deserve it.
The Marquis of SALISBURY arrived at Aldlso-
rough last week, which place is this summ• r cmwded
with elegant company. Fish is so cheap there, that
the finest soles are sold for sir shillings per STUB!
pair.
Atl the hens isnd rhiekens in the suhnrbs are cos.
fined this day, lest, if seen at large, they might be
mistalcen Inc Par ridges by tl:e Cockney 'portsmsn.
The Earl of GU, LDYOIIID proposes to give the
game upon his Kent estates, a yabilee this year.
The family of B(14 APARTE Will soon xperience a
great increase. A large growth of meAreent is
expeCted •
The Parks had yesterday a dismal appearance, it
being the first day of the general mourning
'the Marquis of Warts roatt's aristocratic friends
must be astonished at his marrying a rarisenier.
Mrs. SIDDONS, during her short stay in Belfast,
granted a diploma to a Mr. Wtmaroor, for his car-
reCt reading.
In the rebellion of 1798, in Ireland, the rebels ow-
ed their hostility to J. C. BEASSFORD the h inker,
by destroying his notes wherever th y came in their
way. Some of mar c•'ntempv'raries, acting up ra
the same principle, abuse a certain daily paper tee
the insertion of falsehoods, published far the very
purpose of conning abuse.
The interditinn of plays at Bartholomew Fair
has been a great disappointment to the diti•lioae
and Grauatia. two of whom leave town this day
to make bay at Islington.

'I he KING has been pleased to grant unto JONI,
Sru•sr. Earl of Dourßies, Grandson and Heir
Apparent of Joust Marquis of Rum his t ayal li-
cence and authority. that he may assume, %Ala., and
use the sernarne of Ca ICNTOP4, in addition to. and
before that of STUART,y and bear the aims of
CR 'citron qu.artorly with the arms of &rya at's
pursuant to the proviso and condition etoressed
a deed of tailaie of his Great-Grew-Uncle
xi AM some time Earl of Du Arai es and Sr Alt, dee
ceased. bearing date the 14th day of December.
; such arms being first duly exemplified tic-
cording to the Lams of arms, and recorded la the
Herald's Office. •
On Tuesday UV, at Woodbridge, as Captain and
Mrs. 0411 were taking a ode in their curricle. iise
the horse., not Bing accust.smed to a cirriage, reared
and plunged in an alarming manner, and they
would, in all probability, have been killed. if Cap-
tain Oao had not, with great presence of nii.iel.
jumped out and seized the hoise by the head. Mrs.
()RD escaped unhurt. aod) on Thursday morning
was delivered of a very fiat girl, and is likely to
Jo well.
We are extremely sorry to state the death Of
the Rev. Jogs Filet. A ND, Ite6'r of HASkerOnt
near Woodbridge. Alter doing duty no Nondal.
the 25th instant, he was taken ill in the everting,
while at dt. Sittes's. with an inflammation in kis
bowels. On Tuesday last, he was removed to his
own house,
at Melton, and Mrs. FIits:LAND. whom
lie had left the Saturday before, at Southwold. arrive
rd ; his children were also sent fur. On Wedasers
Jay ha made his wi.l; and, about badger five 11313311
evening,