The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

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(From Ibe Cosiawi]

TOME, AUGILIt* 26.

The Duke hiving consented to receive the
Address of the Corporation between twelve and out
this day, the Corporate Body were summoned to
Ovid at the Common Hall, at the hour of twelve.
They soon after procee4ea in a body to the house
of Robert Chaloner, Esq.. at which hie Royal
Highness is now WI a visit, and never in she rormory
deny inhabitant of York was there • more nume-
rals attendance—a certain proof that the public
and private virtues of the royal stranger are. 111 owl
City, universally admired. The streets HA the
*indows were crowded In ekcese, while the tinging
tor bells added life to the bityy scene.
It Navin.' been Cdsosidered that there was not one
'roast in M. thsloner's house sufficiently !rote to
contain the whole Corporate Body and the
friends of Mr. Chalourr who were prevent, she
'members of the Corporation were, en their arrival
at the esasiiion. 'herrn into two large rooms.
where they Yeinalued a shott time during a shower
el rake
it IVIIII afterwards atibbunced that his Royal
Highness was desirous that all should be present
dialog the reading of the Address, &c. and the
weather having improved, he haul repaired in front
of the house, where his Royal highness would have
great pleasure in meeting the Corporate Body.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. with the Re-
corder, Aldermen. Common Council. &c. and the
Esquires. bearing the sword and mace. then pro-
ceeded in regular order to the Duke. whilst the
windows and the roofs of the adjoining houses were
crowded with spectators.
As the procession approached the royal visitor
stood in front of a small but beat somoser-house.
with his star on his breast, and his hat in one hand.
The parties respectfully bowed to each other, and
the Lord Mayor stepped forward, and addres.ed
Lis Royal Hughness in nearly the following words
May it please poor Royal Higbee's,
u I have the bassi to approach poor royal penes ow he.
half donna; the Recorder, she City Cussed, sty brother
Aidenata, sad the Corporation at large, to congratulate lON
epos poor safe snivel is this *iciest city. The Rero.d• r
will pewit pro with an Adduces •pon this sicessioa, .inch
pm have graciously eriodeareoded to afters, sad which be
will have the Wooer of reading to roe.
The Duke bowed mou.t graciously, and the
worthy Recorder immediately read the following
Adchru:—

"To his Royal Righting A egistis Frederick, Doke of
Aeries.
• MI it *me par Royal Highness,
10 Ths lord Meyer sod Ceressomilty of the ancient City of
Turk, la their ewe sames, and is the name" a en the In-
Wiliest. thereof, humbly offer year Royal Highs's. their
"mum thanks for eiredesecodieg to humour them with rem
Presence sad coeutessome.
Tour Royal Higbee's'. public and private "irises hove
beg Mee objects of their obsereatios sod approlmilios; sod
their milreattos of thorse einem is not bkely to be leemseil
by a noes intimate orqesistasee with your Royal nigh-
ties.% well know, affability arid good eater'.
*The prietiplos slat first placed the present illustrious
Family (ef which your Royal Higbee*. is as eissiatile sod ex.
evilest amber) epee the These of them Realm% se the
same time established • Coasilituthso beaded as the hosts of
tieerty .sit law • which has soorisheil • .only spirit sod
oanimal 'chancier emoogst es, sod has spread the
141 sum soil tame, by ma and I:ied, to the ottermait
mds of the earth.