The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Monday evening His MaiEsnr, Princesses Au-
atiseA and Surissai accompanied by Lady CRAN-
IA:If, Count MUNNTER. Genera:l GARTH, lIIE-
ROY, and Da BUDE, and Colonel TATUM, walk-
ed on Windsor Terrace till half past eight o'clock.
The bands played as usual. Thtre was a nume-
rous assemblage of fashionable and genteel per-
sons.

Yesterday morning, the Duke of Yong, and
Lord ARDEN, arrived at Windsor. His NiAJF:9IT,
accompanied by the Duke of YORK, Prilievi.ves AU-
GUSTA and SOPUIA, took his usual ride in Windvor
Park.
The Princess AMELIA remains much in the same
state as she has been fur several dies paid. Sir
HENRY WILFORD remained with her Royal High-
ness on Monday night.
The ROYAL FAMILY are expected in town this
day ; the KING to hold a Court at the QUEEN'S
Palace.

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Monday evening, the Princess of Wsr.Es gave n
grand entettaiomeot, at Kensington Palace.
The following bulletin, of the health of the Duke
of CUMBERLAND, was shesrn last rooming :
" His Royal Highwass has bail a good eight, and the
wounds improve is thefiewprearance.
" Jane ig, ism (Signed) E. HOME."

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His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND
continued, Is►t night, iu a fair way of recovery.

We are happy to find that Lord GREM•II.I.II is
recovered from hie late intl:sposition, and we are
authorised to state, that the Installation at Oxford
will certainly take Once.
Lady 111.aav Postrowee was not so well, yester-
day, as oh the preceding day.
Lord and Lady LEve.sos GOWER gave a grand
dicier, yesterday, at their house in (;rent Stan-
hope-street, May. Fair, to the Duke and Duchess f
MAI/FORT, and several other persons of distinc-
tion.

Lady PERTH has removed to an elegant house
in South-street, May. Fair.
Mr. Pwacawws. gave a grand dinner, yesterday,
at his house in Downing-street, to several of the
Cabinet Ministers.

BONAPARTE'S Empress, it is said, became preg-
pima in Flanders. We fear we shall have only a
Flemish account of his issue.

Cheltenham Theatricals have been patronised
since the commencement of this season to an un-
usual degree. Lady TTNTE, Lady JOHN Towas-
HEND, aid Lady LOUIPA C•LL, had bumpers on
their respectite bespeaks last week.
Among the best supported characters at Lady
BEAUCHAMP'S Masquerade, on Monday, were Mr.
FOOTS' and Mr. JOHN STAPLETON, a Countryman
and his Mate; Mr.. FOOTE, • C'oantrii Lass.
newly arrieed from Kt' ; the DUO. WILLIAM
PoasoN ay, an Antiquated Lady of Fashion.
CLARLE'S neat touch at Sir Richard Phil-
lips, is sousidered a chef d'euere, in modern Phil-
lip pies.
Lady CAMPBELL gave a grand hall and supper,
on Monday night, at her house in M'impole-street.
Four supper rooms were set o it in the tir.t st)le of
elegance; the ball-room was tastefully chalked, iu
devices, and the anti-room was formed into a
bower, are Led over with ever-greens. The company
amounted to upwards of Ave hundred of the Fa-
shion:dile Woild, who partook of a sumptuous
breakfast, and retained home at right u'elotk iu
the morning.
Mr; WARDLE, it appears, used to call Mrs.
CLASIE the Duke of linnu's Little Mortgage.
It cannot be raid that she has forfeited her equity
of redemption, UP she tins certainly paid him in full.
Earl and Countess CnimmtisioutEE gave a grand
dinner, yesterday, to Sir JOHN Cox theriaunr.
the Hon. Dents Bowes DALY, Mr. MIDDLETON
BIDDIILPH, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. 011traas, and
Mr. MOTTEVI. Ills Lordship will give another
grand dinner on the 20th next, to his Royal High-
new the Prince of WALES.

From the indiscretion of Major DODD, as de-
scribed in The Rind Princes, one might be led to
presume that the Major was minor.
Monday evriiitig, Mr. (41111013ACH. the well-
known performer on the oboe, hart his be-
tit ht concert at Dunover-siitssre Rooms. lie had the
powerful attraction of Mrs. BILLINGTON. and the
infant and interesting Nlisses SitAttr, on the harp.
Mr. tr 1111.:41!f4i. mm played a very scientific concerto on
that difficult instrument the oboe. There was also
a hi4l) treat uI a c •ertante on the violin and i or-
loncello, by Mr. %Vs:tunas:l. and Mr. LINDL►t'.
The whole was conducted by Mr. SMART.
The Duchess of ithvossititte's grand rent, on
Monday night. was attended by nearly the whole
of the Nobility in town. When the nipper titulars
sore thrown open, the tables remelted eve!y deli-
cacy of the season. It may be styled the first rout
where a supper was provided tor the company ;
amongst whom were—

His Nighties" tie; Duke of Chummier ; DlSltbfillal of
Illostrose, Northumberland, Boatload, ilemsfurt, De Ca►tries,
Chanel.", sod Dorset ; Marclituresses of tasoTurd, Salisbury,
sod Bath ; Cousteau.* Eurteseee, Camileu, 1-rverprol, Bas-
ra name, Chatham, Ilarruwhy, tholuandeley, Cavorts, sud
Carlisle; Ladles E. Whitbread, Pciey, Duadas, C.
ley, Ice. lie.
The company did not depart uutil four o'clock
in the morning.
Arrivals last week at Edinburgh:—
Mrs. sad Nisi Foams, of Beaton j Culotte' Collie, Major
Minim, Captains Hartwell sod Slum, Oth Warusu Guards;
aad Joh. Bryce, F.rei.
Vauxhall, on Monday evening, presented a most
fascinating scene. The crowd was immense, and
contained in it. ranks the PCIIIIAN AMIA.VADUR
end his suite. The fireworks, to compliment iu his
Excellency, concluded with a Pension Temple and
other appropriate devices. Fashion assumed ■
variety of shapes. Sahli* and sarsnets prevailed—
short pelisses were much ourn—and caps with
flowers were aprons, trimmed with
ribbon, over white drea.r•-4Voodlattd cottage !tuts
and fancy mantles werrainong the more simple but
not least interesting species of costume. The Pro-
prietors of this charming place may look forward to
■ most successful season. Their arrangements de.
serve every pussible support hour the public.