The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

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BRIGHTON. AUOUST 11.
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By six o'clock thie.moroing the bathing machines
were in motion; numerous groupes of ladies were
walking to the sea-side—the sea is very inviting.
At seven o'clock, Earl BERKELEY attended on the
Parade, and the South Gloucester Militia began
pitching thirty-four tents on the flat, to. the left of
the PRINCE'S Cricket Ground, for the Nottingham
Militia. At eight o'clock, eight companies of the
Nottinghatn 1%1;1i:ie. commanded by Col. Gtutts,
arrived from Steyning, and encamped at eleven
o'clock. The encampment is surrounded with nu-
merous speßators, and has a beautiful effeEt—the
band is playing at the Pavilion. At l.alt.psst
twelve, Cept. Dsvts went on board the Owe, and
weighed anchor to meet Admiral Lord KSITI4,
who is expeCted here to-night, rr early in the mim-
ing. At two o'clock, Hi Royal Highness the
Prince of WA Las, mounted en his grey poney, ac-
companied by the Marchioness of Dow KM* aa, took
a ride towards the' Downs. •
At five o'clock, their Kurd Highnesses the Prince
of W•tts and Duke of CLARE'4CI, and CA mei
Lee, were in the Court Yard at the hack of the Pa-
vilion, when the Grenadier and Light Company of
the South Gloucester MiLtia, with their full band
playing, and colours flying, marched in to receive
His Royal Highness the Duke of Yost, who was
expetted. After some conversatiou between the
Patrice and the Offi,ers, they were matched away,
and ord-wed to be in read;oess at half pa-.t
six. At four o'slock, the Duke of ORLEANS and
C, oat BEALIOL•is arrived in their travelling car-
riage, drawn by four very beautiful greys; amongst
the ether Arrivals are At tX•NDER Day insoe, Esq.
Treasurer to the Ordnance, who immedt iteiy tett
his name at the Pavilion ; Sir Jour+ I)ALv and fami-
ly to their house on the Steyne. Sir HARRY FkiTHEIN
STON and Mr. PANTOII. Earl MOIRA. and Mr. 6010.
RI DAN, WV also expeacd this evening. General
Leeistox and a party of the Ist Dragoon Gnat"
have had a cricket match in the Nitre L's Cricket
Ground. Sir W. Su :TN an! fa:nily are jost arrived. 1
Ac twenty minutes past six, their Royal Highnesses 1
the Dukes of Yost; and CAN sasocc, in a travelling 1
coach and four, arrived at tor Pavilion ; and. en a
quarter of an hour after, his Royal Highness the
Duke of Kest. and Cli inel Sat CH, in the Duke's
travelling carriage and four. Ott the arrival of the
Roy at "aware, dinner was imm ,diately served.
The South Gloeicester band, and the Patsc K's band,
played many favourite airs during dinner. Mr.
Snearnees arrived a f w mi.:lees after the Roy AL
PASTY, ill a nitride and tour. Mr IriT • ISIS POR-
TE', is at the Pavilion, he arrived this morning. All
is bustle for tn-morrow.
Mr. Ana as, who broke has leg on Friday week,
at Lewes race-, died AZ tom. o'clock this morning, in
consequence of a mortification taking place ; he
has remaineil ever sine e at Leaves Birracks, where
every thing that m dical or surgical aid could do,
done for his reli^t.

DUBLIN, Aucust 9.

Letters Parent have passed the Great Seal of Ire-
land, for appointing the lion. Francis .t. Prittie,
Castes Wits''ovum for the county of Tipperary.
The Earl of Dar 'ey and family, the Hon. G.
Ponionhy, Colonels Cooper, Rogers, &c. have ar-
rived frnm England.
On Thursdisy )sat Mt Grace the Dnke of Bedford,
attended by his Physician, DoCI sr Yeates, visited
and went through.every part of the Fever Hospital
and the House of Recovery, in Cot ic.ttreet, with
which, we are proud to hear, he expressed himself
highly pleased.
Great preparat:ons are making at the Viceregal
Lodge in ti,e Phceiss Park, for the Fancy Ball on
the nth inst. en honour of his Royal Highness the
Prince of Wal-s's birth-day. All the gay and
fashionithle world are invited, and it is expe&ed
they shall appear in the manufatture of Ireland.
The following are the new Commissioners of our
Revenue, viz.—Hon. Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. Them.
Mr. Macquay, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Dansias, Mr.
Marsden.
The two Boards of Ciii•oms and Excise are at
length divided, each composed of seven members.
One of the ah.we new Commissioners goes to the
former, the other five to that of the latter. There
is no •roth in S.ir Richard Musgrave being removed
from h s place at t'.e Customs. Mr Longield has
hero displaced. which probably occasioned the er-
roneous statement.

Arr;ved at Harwich, on Sunday last, be the 111M11111
packet, CPAs tes RICHARD VALOIIos, F:q. one of
the Travelling Fellows tram the UniVeriity of Ox-
ford. Mr. VatiomANduring an ahsence from Eng-
land of live years, has visited the different States
Europe- and teaselled thrcugh Asia Minor, Syria.
and Persia, returning to Europe by the way of the
Casnian tiea
The West Middlesex t marched from Bris.
t 11. in tntee division:. on Tuesday. ‘Vedlesday, t• d
Cluirsday last, fir Bridgwater, Taunton, and OM-
lilagiOn • Vne Wilie Militia have arrived in that
city, to rer.lace the Middlesex.
Lieut. Sosattivihts (.ern of Copt Sostetorittt.of
the Nemesis), is appointed to the Ro.ral G .rte.
It mast give great pleasure to our countrymen,
on their return from abroad, to be put into imme.
dive possession of the occurrences of the times ;
to facilitate w•liels intention, no Puhlication can
tend more than The Felepetvg Ilagesi,:e. It is pub
lisped on the het day or every minth, accompa-aed
with an elegant engraved Portrait. and a View,
price Is. 6d. And a Half-yearly volume may be
had, on the fir,t of January, and of Jul,. price t•is
61. neatly nalf-bound. This very useiul and inter.
ening work contain* Portraits and Views ; togetAer
ssith the Biography, Anecdotes, Literature, History.
State Papers. Politics, Arts, Manners, and Amuse-
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ablend is toond to be a most pleas-
ing and accept present to hiends :Abroad, and
a constant source of agreeable amosement, and use-
ful In
c. at home. Printi-cl for JAst ase
?tit at the Bible, Crovm, and Constitutions
92, ; and may be had of alt Booksellers in
the Urated Kii.gdom A few cotnplete sets, from its
commenceme;it in 1735, may be had, ready bound,
OT prepared for binding ; any single „mher or
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Portraits and Vo;w•. iin the fi: forty-r,ine
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