The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-04 00:00:00

WINDSOR, OcTosza 2.

Thursday Prince's AUGUSTA and
SOPHIA of GLOUCLIITZIi paid • marl:ins( vi.:t to
the Hon. Mrs. EOLITOK. The excel:eon li.,td
the 3d regiment of Guards attended nn thy 1,1 CA.
"ion, on the burn beneath the Castle walls.
Friday the Duchess of GLOUCErtti arrived on
• visit, and returned to droner at Eagshur. The
Duke and Ducheas of Fos[ rho arrived, arid tot
on Saturday for Oration&
_ _ _

Satordq the Duke of You's Coomil sas
ottoided by the Archbishop of CANTRIDIA V. leo/.
Bishop or LON DON, Lords WINCHILICA, A IDLN,
ACCLUIFIBLD, awl Sir WM. GRANT.

Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCISTSIt kit for Dv
*hot.

THE DUBE OF WELLINGTON.

TAUNTON, UPTEMIER 49,
His Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived at
the Castle Inn, in this town, on Monday night, at
ten o'clock, where he slept, end proceeded to W.:.
lington the next morning. A multitude perso,s
a.sembled on the Parade and round the Inn, in
the hope of seeing the Illustrioiss Chief—but sere
disappointed, his Grace not hissing presented him.
self where this opportunity could have been afraid.
rd. On arriving at Wellington, he ah;thtrel &Din
leis carriage, rod. accompanied by Mr. kin lake„
proceeded on horseback towards illeekdositi, to
eivit the estate purchased for him by the Comm's.
Pion ere appointed by Act of Parliament. hl
Grace, after is minute inspeetion of the property,
returned to Wellington, owl passed ti,risuzii the
principal streets on horseback, which afforifelf the
numerous ►prctators an ample view of hr. Lord.hip.
Mr. Kiogl■ke having intimated to his Grace that
the Gentlemen of Wellington, then nasembled.
washed to pity their respects to him, lie readily
alighted, nod entered • room at the inn, where tt..!
principal inhabitants were introduced to lii. Grate,
rod were received with that affability f..r which the
Noble Duke is distinguished. After this ititroduc.
tion his Grace entered his carriage, which the po-
pulace insisted on drawing to the extremity of the
town, and the Hero of Waterloo left the place
from which his immortal title is taken, with much
seeming satisfaction at his visit. The Duke pro.
ereded tailwinds Exeter, from whence he will apo.
to Plymouth, where, it is said, his journey Will ter.
mutate.

PLYMOUTH, SIPTIMBEI 30.

His Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived Pere
on Toeptl.l night, and ne=t morning was presented
with the freedom of the borough, in a handsome
►ilver box, by Sir Wm. Elford, the 11i-corder. it.
the afternoon his Grace visited the Citadel, the
Block-house, Mount Arise, and the Dock-yard;
and yesterday morning he made • visit to the Break-
water, after which he left the place. This
trious Chief was received here with distinguished
marks of honour ■nd enthusiasts by all days's, as
he was likewise in his journey through Bath, Frome,
Taunton, Wellington, Ike.

On Satu►day, at five o'clock, his Royal Higtr•
ness the Duke of Yong arrived in town from
Windsor. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, his Rep,►l
Highness left town, to take an excursion to Suffolk.
The tenant►y and friends of the house of Eaton,
■mounting to 400, all with Grouts. Met Lord
BBLORAVE and his beantiful bride hear Chester,
on Tuesday. The chinos greeted the noble pow
as they passed through the city, as did the children
of the Gtosvenor school ; and every freeman who
chose to accept it, was allowed a bowl of punch.
The cavalcade proceeded to Eatog,. to dinner,
Several oxen were distributed.

As slow as church work is au old adage—C-
min church, which has been under repair for mare
than five years, was re-opened end Divine Service
performed there on Sunday week !
The Dowager Lady liunNET entertained the
Corporutiuti of Lenimuster, on Thursday, ut Der-
ringion, the licripitable veil of her father, Mr.
HARLEY.

The death of the veteran hero, Prince BLuctui.
is deeply lamented at Chichester. Among other
marks of respect *hewn to hit departed worth, the
Blucher Mercantile Room, of the Anchor , his
hot portrait on hortetreck, painted by SHATFR, and
which it esteemed a mutt correct itkenest. It is
now hung with crnpe and cypress, and his immortal
memory is drank with profound ►ilrnce and respect.
Among the I.ttt arrivals at 13ath are—

The Duke of WeHarrows, Earl mul Lady IValdertvr,
Marquis of Bath, Baron Austen, Lurd Blaney. Lord
Thyme' Lady Best, Lady Somerville, Justice Best, Dols.
Mrs. Cadugan, Sir R. and Lady Beiliagfield, Admiral Bal.
lard, General and Mrs. Bradshaw, .ke.

By the death of his Grace the Duke of Mtn-
MOND a vacancy will be occa►soned in the reptt-.
actuation of the city of Chichester. by the Earl of
MARCIA and DARNLEY being called to the !louse ~f
Peers. Lord Geouus LEttnoX. it is expectill.
will be chosen to the representation.
BEAVMARIS.—To commemorate the honour iin;il
to this login. in the visit of los Imperial Dightics.
the Archduke MICHAEL of Russia. the follonn.g
lines.. eugraven on a neat brave tablet. here hc..l,
placed over theentriiiire. gate of the Town

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