The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-18 00:00:00

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Last eight a grind ball and supper was gime by her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, in Innen, or the birth.
day of Ins Highness Prune Charles of Leiningen, her Royal
Highness's son, who Ins completed his eighteenth year.
In the ennine a greed display of Are-werks was exhihind
on the Cliff. near NelsouNierreseest, and about nine o'clock
the company assembled at her Royal Highness's bons,: the
tanlens were brilliantly illussieateel with variegated lamps;
aid os the lawn the band of the 3d Dragoon Goan were
shines* who performed several select pieces of military
music. At ten o'clock the ball was opened by his Highness
the Prince Charles of Lciniageu, and his sister, the Princes.
Ikeda,* of Leiningen, with • German wall.; after which
qrsdrilles avid walisin were (lasted •lieraately instil one
o'clock, whea the company partook of an elegant hot supper,
wisich consisted of all the deliveries the scans could produce.
At two o'clock danc fig recommenced, and continued till
seer fooro.r.lock, when the company retired highly gratified
wish their entertainment.
The company was very numerous and select, •msnest
Aso we •Isservird—
The Earl and Coontess of Hardwicke, Countess of Mown-
norris, Lsdy Arn•dell, Sir Charles, Lady, and Miss des
Vern, Lady Shirpheid, Lady Joanna Airily, Laity Harvey,
Gems' Watintall; Captain sod Mrs. Cowen.; Captain and
Mrs. Conroy, Captain and Mrs. D'lote, the Hon. Major, Mrs.
and Miss Gardner Major and .Mrs. Plenderleath, Mr. and
Mrs. Flricher,"aseel Clerne, Captain Bailey, Dr. Pleader. ,
Ivan, Major sad len. Garret, Sir T. and Lady Gray, ilkc.

His Royal Highness rettirsed to lie M. W. Ridley's frets
Hetrick, the mat of Earl Grey, and left Blagdoo on Monday.
Aw Roby Castle. He passed through Durhom, and changed
hones al the Waterloo len. avid proceeded without stopping
en the road to Bishop Auckland.
Die Royal Highness Wing exported to pass through Bishop
Aiscidsad on Monday last. on his way to Raby,Castle, public
'gaiety was excited to the highest pitch. Although the Royal
Doke was not expected till late in Ike 'Berea's, nowhere of
people began to assemble as early as ten o'clock, and before
one a wrest !so-Ay of people was collected I. the mark►t place.
Between the home of three and fur o'clock. the Earl of
Darlington and Mr. Porten drove op to the Talbot Ina, in
a carriage and six, to wail the arrival of his Royal Highness:
they acre loudly cheered by lb. populace. A little before
Gee o'clock the shoots in the Bishop's park ansoonced die
approach of his Royal Highness's retinue. The carriage
which the Dek► rode in was drawn through the park by a
hody of people who haul gone as far as the park-head to meet
him. As soon as they passed through the Castle gates into
the town, they were gr►eted with loud acclamations, and the
Itiog of form aue. Hie Royal Highness bowed in the most
eoadearending mariner. Oa his arrival at the Talbot
he was again kindly cheered. After staying • short time,
t►e Earl of Daitioglou's carriage was drawn up to the
door for the reception of the royal visitor. Here a vin.
lent altercation arose between his Lordship's coach.
mu sad She populace: the former would not consent
to the horses brig[ take• out, and the latter insisted es
drawing t►e carriage through the town. In the midst of this
perky. Mr. Powlett stepped oat, and ordered that the pops.
lace shook! be gratified, opon which they gave him a loud
been, and 11w horses were iustlntly taken oat: the people
th.e eel to, and in a little time the Royal Duke wail drawn
throsiels the street on the road leading to Raby Castle. Dre-
ier the Hine that the horses were putting to again, his Royal
Highness rose, and in n Inlet speech Booked the people for
defiled attention they had paid him, and then proceeded
ferremsdahroislat shouts of "Swine: for ever!"—" 511111414 Ole
friend of tie veggie l" die. Mr. Faber, the Bishop's Meld.
distribritid • quantity of ale among the people employed
about the Castle, to diink the health of the Royal Duke.
AMII#4IA C. AT RABY CASTLE:

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toms apes carriage, drawn ay alx ht;autifell bey horses, as.
comasnicd by his Lordship and the Hon. W. Rowlett, and es-
forted by the yeomanry cinder the command of Capt. Bourse,
ands body of gentlemen on horseback, whetted gone *forward
to meet bin Roved Highness; the Dtilte's suite following In
Iwo other emyriages. At Keverstone, in front of the house of
I. Dangling, Esq whom. doors were most hospitably thrown
open oat the occasion, his Royal Highness was greeted by an
assiewehlage of ladies, and a conconrse of persons with haft.
SKI; • beerinf appropriate insrri pt ioae, ate., and by the Scots
LAIC el Preeleasens, from Barnard Castle, who had stationed
themselves there, to pay his Royal Highness masonic lionises's.
Nis Royal Nightie's graciously eonderceoded to make re.
pasted mollooowleffroteoto in return. An attempt was made
by also populace to take the boyars from the carriage, hut the
0141101" of She road rendering this ism: pedient, it was deelioed.
Hit Royal Highness was loudly cheered, during the remainder
ding progress by Ike people ranged along the road, and who
troatinned to swell the train till the carristestopped at the en-
trance of the Castle. His Royal Highness then mood op, and
when the .bearing had anbalehri,the'Esel of Darli Avon, in the
name of his Royal guest, expressed his acknowledgments to
those aronnd for the cordial reeept jolt be had met with that day,
and mutinied by invitiug them to proceed to Staindrop to drink
his Royal Highness's health. The carriage then drove into the
Castle. and at the instant • royal salute of twenty-one Rues
w.s Ond. The cavalry now defiled through the park, and
after drinking the health of his Royal Highness in seta*,
sPagirated. The populace were regaled wills ale, of which
500 gutless were distributed amongst them. A large bom-
be was lighted, and the evening concluded with a display of
Velma,. The bells of IN aindrop church struck up a 'merry
peal as soap as his Royal.Flighness appeared is sight,
sad were rung at intervals the remainder of the day; and
the eP-11-111111-ritt mit) fired, on the health of his Royal
Highness bring drank after dinner at the Castle. Rlue fa-
vours, in honour of his Royal Melees% were generally worn
throrighout the day. Mr. Lambton arrived from Ponlefuset
to dinar" a little before his Royal Highness. Mr. Brotutham
was likewise one of the dist i opt ished party assembled to meet
his Royal Highoeis at the Castle.
VISIT TO BARNARD CASTLE.
On Wednesday his It isal Highness arrive:l at Rarnard
Castle, accompanied tin she F.arl of Darliugion, Mr. Rowlett,
and ND. Broligharn ; the Countess of Darlington, Lady Ca-
roline Poolett, and several other ladies. After making •
abort tour on the banks of the Tees, through Winston,
Get !abridge, arid Rokehy, they were met by a great con-
course 'of petriste, who begged leave to take the horses
from the carriage and draw it through the lowa, a re-
quest with which his Royal Highness complied. The mi-
litary basid pleoeeedeel in front with blue favours, while the
Iv wall flying en the steeple, and the hell a merry peal.
W ptesnieahrosigh the kiln, the ladies from the win-
dows waved their haudkes chiefs, and his Royal Richness
expressed great pleosure by bowing as be passed. At the end
al the tows. hit Royal Highness stood up i• the carriage,
and returned his sincere thanks to the populace for the hied
reception he had elperienced. This address was bailed by
three time, three cheers, after which Lord Darlington re.
Netted his thanke,asd requested them to drink to the health
of leis Royal High's's+, as it was ordered that ale should he
given at every public house in the town. The illustrious
Party left. the town amidst load acclamations.
The Royal Duke has left, or is about to leave, Roby Castle
for Cantles, near Doncaster, the seat of M. A. Taylor, Esq.
oo Lis return to Loudon.

On Thursday morning last a fatal accident b.fel
mi. LEYLAND, an elderly maiden lady, residing in
Islington' Salford. She was upon a visit at the
huuse of Mr. HARMON, of Ratcliffe, and was pro-
ceeding thence iu'a cart to pay a visit to the Rev.
THOMAS PARKINSON, of Ratcliffe Hall,, when
the wheel unfortunately came in contact with
shit of another cart, belonging to Mr. BRA LIM, the
bleacher; in Consequence of which the vehicle in
which Mtn LEY LAND rode was overturned, and she
was killed upoo the spot. —(Aloachesto Paper.)