The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

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Tbi. town wits never In resorted to by
ponies than tins season. Sword.). and yester,l4y
the. WO"( e iel"Wing "2 s,l'v s, I'v n:t-
lnetolot parts of gi.ntleutio wad I dtrs, rl4:::,intly
dresiwit, 10 basis soil punts, 111C11110.11/eMIR
angling for jw.ks, done, :rut other
lid.; for whirls this p3rt of the rhaisies ceirlsrated;
the effret of tl., seetie V 1,1% Considerably heightened
by genteel virti-s on the tOnires viewing the sport.--
Yestiaday Higline,* the Doke af•Vork
partook of t...e lion. its s paid, lirtiseen our Ferry
and bridge ; lie w:ts iittenrktl by R
Ilighuess not listing sorrel Wu",
only reinaiiwd about two hours, went on shore
...bout half past bye, and strove oil iii his gig fur
o:olBmb...blouse to dome,.

Ilts Royal Iluglisteas left Madan& this moraine.
for Loudon, *boat ten o'clock.
Lord Robert Spsucer passed through hers this
motautg. on hisanty to his country rest.
Yesterday the Earl and Counters of Jersey visited
the Dolts sod Duchess of York. at 04tlauds.

The Usiehess of York iitiesoled Divine Service at
our Church yesterday afternoon. at half past three
o'clock. atiendel, by two ladies.
Last eight the lower part of the town was thrown
into a considerable state of alarm by the arrival of
landau from Windsor, with three foreigners and
their valet. under the fullerring eircomsterices :
They hired the carriage and hones et Windsor, with
directions to go to the Duke of York's at flathead..
The Innkeeper at Windsor supposing theca to he
Geatleoseu of distinction. made out lI e post-duty
ticket for °attends, sopposnig them to be goin„.•
a visit to the Doke of York. t)u their arrival at
the Duke of York's howei at ()attends, a grew mis-
take wall discovered : they unpinned that the Duke
of York's house Mee st * viltsge or t iwn rifled Oat-
lauds, and expected to he driven to the door of en
Inn, near the pr.-aloes of iii Royal Highness, for
the purpose of vie, lug the grotto. Ste. in the Perk,
this day. On the Duke's servants coning to the
4100 f of the cirria4e. toe mistske was discovered,
and the post-boy was ordered to drive to the nearest
inn. He accordingly drove to the Slop, in this
WM% where, to then great disappuiuttnent. they
VON informed tnee could 'lo' any.
nage. Of be provided with beds ; end they were
equally unsuecelisful at all the Other ions io
the town. every part bring en extremely ful tat this
bore with the nomerrius fisimigliarties, together
with the nu libel. of small houses and lodgings that
are occapreil by the pereoos who ere erriplo el,
to the number of 'about fifty. in Mr. II ireeltou's
Printing est thlis:interi., who was bursa not fron
Leedom twice. No reincroirtrene threat, or en-
treaty could induce the postelluy to take the G, u-
denial to Walton, the nest village, he urging that
it would be ovum the Post-Horse Dray Act to
take them bepoid where the ticket expressed; sod
also, that Ito was bound to telie•risre of his mister's
horses, they having preriostalv heck that 'day from.
Windsor to Reading. The Creamer. violeutly
urging that be was bound to take limn to where
they could get beds ire convey *nee. iii,which they
were backed by the Gentlemen m the nin, end the
neighbours ; the dispute was continued with greet
violence till p st one in the morning. when the
Gentlemen positively refusing to pay the lo.e, de-
posited the charge for bringing them from Wind-
sor in the haats of the lendlord of the Ship, and
the hoy set off on his return to Windsor, of course
without any fee to himself. The Geutlenteu were
content to sleep uu a bed on the floor in the par-
lour.

Mr. P. of the house of Barclay and Co. brewer•, in
London, resorting here with a fishing party, apprira
determined to burlesque dining at late hours, or
yid with Royalty, as they have uraered their dinner
regularly at eight o'clock 4a might, ut the ship inn:
since they have been herr. Tne Duke of Yorke*
dinner to entertain the Vince eiryishis party on hie
birth-day, was at half past sew-it, although they
had partook of the Queen's dinner ut half pest
three.

General TarWon's fine Ile4iment. the 4lst
oons. which was raised at the commencement of
the last war. by Colonel He+omen,. M. P. chiefly
amongst his nen tenants. which has been at the
Cape of Gad Hope for some years, is ordered to
proceed to India. 0+ ing to the uncommon attention
paid to it since Colonel Pigot. formerly of its, 14th
Dragoons. has had the command, it 4. the f 4.
ronrite Regiment oo the bobs esialilishinent.