The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-28 00:00:00

A NOT!! Elt ACCOUNT.

r At three o'd..ck the royal- yacht came to auditor
Vila our coatis, acrd in half an hoer after his Majesty
-
*tied Coosa pilot boat la the berbour, sad was
feeeivrd by the Mayor, Prefect, Mow. le Marquis
aumillst, le Dee de Brawn, sod le Due de la
I:4lFiiortre, slut .teinducted his Majesty to his car-
11tage, which • was waken his arrival on the quay,
lettar the cola . The way was limed with
troops from the quay to Dessin's hotel. A must
1 • •
1; numerous assemblage of people had met to greet
}...hW Majesty's arrival, and received him with every
Ittletnetistration of joy, et as: cris de rive le Hui !
fp. Majesty never appeared better, mud seemed
r;intsch pleased with the novelty of the scene, bow-
lttg to all around him.
Ou his arrival at Dessin's he found the military
and the corps de Pumpiers assembled, and the
bind of the regiment instantly struck up God
save the King. A most sumptuous dinner was pre-
pared at the hotel. The Prefect, he Mauquis tie
JUrnillac, le Duc de Branca., and le Due de
Vhartre, had the litmour of dining with his Majesty.
At eight o'clock lie honoured the theatre with his
reamer. God save the King was sung three times
by the audience with the greatest enthusiasm. Ilia
Majesty retired to his apartments at eleven o'clock.
SEPTEMBER 47.

This morning, at nine o'clock, his Majesty set
oat on his way to Lille, whene it is expected he
will arrive et eight o'clock to-night.

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The KING *Wool fttaN. Calais st nine o'clock
on Wochteattly osorningibilltusaelv, on Ins way to
Hanover. Ho great grandfather, Gamma the Se-
cond, was the last of its Sovereigns who viviied hia
Hanoverian dominion/. His title was only Elector.
His present 111AnaTT will be the 6'14 who ever
entered it with the rank and title of King. It will
therefore be not only a new but a proud*** the
annals of that country. Of his AißSTTAttetliers
and sisters, there are now five upon the Continent,
who are expected to meet him in Hanover, viz. the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE. his Viceroy; the Duke of
CUMBERLAND; the Queen•Doweger of WIRTEM-
BERG, formerly Princess Royal of Englund ; the
Princess of lIESSE 1.10MBOURG; and the Pongees,
AUGUSTA.

The LORDS .lustict:s appointed by the KING
to exerei.e the functions of government during his
NIAJESTY's rb«encr on the Continent, opened their
Commission nn Wednesday, end appointed IVIL-
-I.IASIIIIAMILTON, HENRY GOULBURN, end HENRY
1-1011110 USE, F,•rirs. Secretaries to their F:xcellen-
cies. The number of Commissioners is nineteen,
several of hum are out of town.

LLOYD'S, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
F.:Onset limn a letter from the Agent at Gibral-
tar, dated September 6 :
" The Superb, Murdock, and the Auspicious,
Drewett, have arrived here from Malaga, ordered
away from thence in consequence of a man having
dirt ota Wald of each on the 24 ilia,. with symp-
toms of the yellow fever. The Superb came in
yesterday, and bad one man tick on board, who died
lest bigla ; the Auspiciouo was visited this morn-
ing, Hint wee 10U1111 to have one 111,411 sick. The
former sailed this morning at tan o'clock, anti the
latter is now (duce, p. rn.) going out, buds, I
believe, proceeding to 1. ngland."

A Lisbon Mall has arrived. with Papers frown
that city to the 15th ioriant, the Pu bsi a nee of
which is given to another putt of our Paper.

The Ewt India Company'• ship, Brampton, Pro.
viderser, 1111(1 Asia, nrrived in the Down, on 11'ed-
tirsttny. The data smiled from St. ilelenn the 29th
Judy. and the Proridence the 3d August. The
Ludy Coiringion. It I. I tpotted, wet at St. Iltleuu
when the i'rwridence lel t.

A report is in 611.111:Aloft in London, that the
Government has determined on examining
atl the mininseripts left by BONAPARTE, without
reeuril to the persons with whom they are deposited.
It is even asserted that Sir 11. Lows, the Governor
of S. Ilelena, provi:iocally reized all the paper, or
N Art/1.1,0N, amd brought them to England.—
((tinsti/iitiound.)