The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. Aye. 10.

Ah,mt half-past seven this evening. an unpleasant
accident happened: As some or the Otßeers of the
.ktrenuosts gun-brig. which lies at Anchor, were re-
tu.ning from shore, one of the sailovs, in shifting
the sal. upset the hoar, and they were al immersed
in the deep. The Officers swans shege. but the
sailors owed theje safety to the adivtty and zeal
of some of the Brighton Fishermen. who picked
them up, and saved their lives. _ .

His Royal Highea-ss the Prince of Wales enter-
mined a large p arty at dinner, at the Pavilion t the
company consisted of His floral Highness .1y: I
of Clarence; the Duke of St. Alban's ; ti.e Eels
of Barrymore, Berkeley, Craver, and Bathur.t ;
Lords Charles and Edward Somerset ; the Hon.
Capt. Upton. and several other Militatv Gentlemen
In the smelting. there sr ,a a belie parry of LaJte.
and Gentlemen. who jninesi the dinner pun' t con. '
sitting of Sir John Shelly, Sir Jnho and Lair Lade,
Lady Haratersrone. Lady Fitsharris. Mrs. ?ifs
bets, the Hon. Miss Seymour. two of Uri 'vim-
by's lovely Hos., &c. His &oral Highness enter.
aired the compiny with Mr. Inglebes
of Sleight of Hand, wtich was warms• d is the
Chinese apartment ; which. is taste. variety. and
el,gance, surpasses any in the kingdom; the walls
are Ara rated with therarest collo:boo of birdss meet
beautifully executed; at each end of the room are
Inge mirrors with cabinets uncf•r them. and mooch
side of the mirrors are placed taste's! draperies,
which are occasionally drawn over the minim. to
take off the great relkSion of lights. which consist
of twelve magni6ce•4 Chinese lamps; four tiro
suspended along each side of the room, from a lofty
ce.ling, representing a summer's dwelling iky
tan of these limps are placed on the frnne of INA
mirror, and each lamp is most beautifullt iminted,
repre.Pr,,ing birds. At the top of each lamp are'
small crl -wedgies' bells, which saki off the (fee
of she snIA:o.

At ten o'e;i.clt His Royal Highneu and his com-
pany entered this magnificent apartment, and seated
themselves in a s-mi--;rcle ; His Royal Highness to
the right. and the I)iike of St. Alban's to the left;
ti.e Ladies in the front, and some of the Gentlemen
standir.g behind The firsr part of Me. ingleby's
pertnrman:• was, the Deceptions with Cards.
which he perin,moJ with g•eat dexterity, and re-
ceived unbounded applause from the cornpanr.—
The rest or his performance was equally ailnureel,
and His Royal Highres•. with his Dotal cycletunn.
sin, complimented that Gentleman out his greet
ability in the art of deception. The company then
retired to supper ; the ball at the. Cattle was hot
thinly attended.

seam: 11.
The useal Ms* prevailed's& en the
_preetifing
days far she Rees urse ; the ilsathtear
pitched 10i tents is the Net, an doe Jett of
Prince's Criamiround ; the 3d Ininimentied
goons arrived here this morning from adobes» ;
the Berkshire are also animas and wt epee 1.0,000
ma to he on the pound teitmetroweedgmotain.
Ere a
.fre..iejeie in merist His Royal
tl. Prince of Wale& bittbsday. whieh tell heeds.%
brined with every dsiosostratios et jny. •At is..
?duck the cempooy asiswilded ends* Rac:.gresade
His Royal Highness the Priam Weis lamb
youths end sit, Woe,- Lee, and
Hanger; His Royal Hi dilThelm of Dame%
the same as the dap, to hfre Fitehere'
best's herosehee the earreagesetureestiesed es weal
...His Royal Highoass the Plisses. Wales neetated
his barmiehe seat. and Wesel Hangar with hie
Royal H;gboess. SU* gissimis Royal Righting
the Dike of lent arrived en the grained.*'oolll
en a grey charger, and swended by au roan he I
immediately weal up to his Roy? 2,rettwine-mgd
was is conversation with them nearly the- while ,
time of the race. The C.oorts was ear unpleasant.'
from the dust. which roue in elopes and *Wird
the ladies to pot up the glasses of chart wrings*.
The bell rang Cm martini. when the odds were two
te one on His Royal Higees the Prism of Wales's
br. h. Sir Devil Mr. bbiltish's Phrase .4 equip
bolted at mania& and kept the lead for the bra two
man, when at the torn the °theta Made op, and
came in with great speed, in lour Names, from the
torn at he two stone; 'Get,' 3 was stewed on her.
Melt sh'a horse as they of to the bottom of the hill.
Sir David wen it by balf:aisecit Here the sport of the
day ended; the ground was imrnediatelyelsered of the
Nobility, with the emeptirm eta few, who remained
to get a complete wetting. At two o'clock, •
Guard at Honour, with colours lying, and the
South Gloucester Baad, were stationed at the side
of the road leading to the gates of the Pavilion, to •
receive the Royal Dukes. who were hourly ex-
potted. At a quarter before three, hit Royal High.
nest the Duke of Cambridge. ,will his Aid..dr..
Camp, arrived in His Royal Highness's travelling
carriage, the South Glousester Band playing'. G. 4
&or de Kiss." as she Royal carriage passed, and
the men presenting arms. At lee o'clock. His
Royal Highness, the Dike of York arrived, is his
travelling-carriage, posashorses, and este imeeirkw
the band played the same as when his wstwi aim
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than passed. The Royal Party repobed•se the
Chinese Room. and at half past ems sat down env'
dinner the same eempeay 1118 Zosterdareollin paraW
sew, with the addition of Lard Rorrshans, with are
rived yesserday. General Brownrigg is also areiveds
and the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough are see
pi-icird in a few days; their house is getting ih
readiness for their reception. At seven rielock the.
cricket ground was filled with company, to see tbs.
Soukr,es, South Hants, and Berkshire Regi
molts, formed into a line f Lind Somerset gave the
word of command. and they lael a very grand ap-
p -47 nce . The Steppe anonndb with company, and
ti: of this town is in a complete bustle, pre.
paring to celebrate to-morrow, the natal day of
their beloved Prince.

• • - -
Reading has been fixed upon by Government, as
the place of residence for Don ragout'. Ruiz
i 'wee°, the Spani,ll Governor tit Mut.t.:
Li onel H,Mtt TON, af the Royal Waggon Trani,
is artiv.d in town trim btralannd.
On Satnrchy last, T. Casio iN. who has been a
long time in the service of the Dulcet of C•Nscorgit,
dropped down suddenly is St. Imes% PArk. He
• ...hose, close to St. Jame,'s
where surgical assistance
t, bat ali efforts were title

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ir wag taken to the settling-ho
Palace. in Cleveland-roa, v
was procured to restore life,
availing. -
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