The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGE.NT'S LEVEE.

Among the numerous presentations at the Piers
Regent's late Levee was that of Capt. IV Mitchel ,
of the H. 1. C. S. Northumberland . to present en Ad.
dress of Co.dorlence front Sir T. Stamford Rale,
and tie British Inhabitants of Fort Marlborough,
on the lameoted death of tire Nines' Charlotte
(the first Address, we believe, ever sent from our
tosterw po ion. 011. .hi. or moo!
Captain Mitchell was also the bearer of trite
Prince Leopold, which lie forwarded to him in Sci•
teutber last. There hiving Teen no Levi e
Capin-in Mitchell's arrival, prevented the our 14
the Prince Regent being presented sooner),—Thlt
following are Copies :

" To his Royal Highness the Prince Rereat of the United

1ii;14011•11.4 Greet Britain and Ireland.

c, We, ihe Undersigned Brawls lulubttantsresidingit rut
Marlborough, in the island of Sumatra, overwhelmed viol"
grief at the awful tidolgs which havejost reached our
and deeply cleploring the irreparable calamity which hrr
fallen the Nation and your Royal Higlintss, In the evir.i.i•
be-lamented loss of yotir Hoye Daughter, the most via tuoils
and beloved of Princesses, must humbly and with all
respect and veneration beg leave to approach your Itiiy .1
Highness with' rewpectiultleclaration uf the deep and mi.
feigned surruw which we frcl nu this afflicting event.

• On such a melancholy emotion, it would he ditlien:t
find words adi guide to our grief, were we to einisohr tko
cveut as a apltonal calamity *lour, but when we tenet t ors—
the parental sufferings of your 441'1 Mitchum., we
impossible to give uttcrauce to the rah ut of our feeliint,
All [list remains for us, deeply iiarticipetiug as we do in tho
general iiffliclitm and dismay, and reinguiug ourselves to Os
dispensations of Providence, in the firm COIIVICIII.III that
wirluous and exemplary life of the Royal Persouage urruuu
we deplore will secure for err a blessed immortalits, :r
must submisolvely to offer to your 119 al Highness our r
pressions of condolence, and w notion- your Royal
that, however acutely we have it It this unexpected 4.‘1411,
ty, it was not necessary to awaken the stsitonents of .guts
and respectful attachment which we hive the honour r.. 1
pride to proftss for your Royal Verson and 1.
wily.
With the most derided Attachment and profound n -
space, we, have the honour to sulombr ouradvrs,
Your Koval lligloiesies must dutiful, devdtesl, auth
faithful Servants,

Tii In:Serene Ilighni as Pi ince Leopold urSaxe cot,,t;r
" We know not in what terms to approach your
Iligbotas, our how to rxiarcbv the drip and bedrt-ri a
al liction by a Inch a e are overwheluu.d An event so a. inl
and calamitous, so imexpected and ilistressiug, was Lew"'
the moat crays.ole conlenailintann. Cut at iu the loath& .1
litre, at such a moment of expectation, in sorb a cuorse
virtue mid loci !tots., and with such a brilliant ;groom( t ui
the higliviit and moat alorions earthly eminence. !brie air
HO words a Melt (Mild convey an eilemiste idea of the us
lion'!" lose. How then can we dare to approach your Serene
Highness, the illustrious Conant of the best and most slots.
hie of Princesses, now, alas more, but with mute suit
solemn sounds of suudolrnre

"to the hope ilrai as 04.111 no lime .1,11 in some Ary.c,
have • econclied your Sri roe iiiihoesis to this irreparable Ins-,
you will And some consolation in tile coneiction that the h, -
lowed object has Levu only is:moved to happier seem.. •i,t
to • regioil more fitted for her angelic naive, we remit,
assure pin, ilia', beim alio( as we du the memory ut
late beloguil Commit, we 611411 always combine u
mom mile' initiate auJ desolvd Si tachment to the 'Algol*
distinguished if:iron of lour Serene 1111110"ess•
" With the highest iespetl mid consideirstion, we hair .Lf,
honour to swln•ctibe °urgent',
" Your Serene iisglimnies must obedient and
Singings.
" Fort-Marlborough, M•rtliit7, 1818."

AGAIN—.C•AROLL he. sold the Highe3t 11,1
in the Witty !!! CARROLL has to boast of
•Atal suczesewittch 0/ways ..ttenila his °diets.
• Prize ot Trudy Thousand Guittrus, and the li';
Prim which the Lottery tuutained, ORA sold by will 1.• • -
Half and eight Sixteenths ; also No. 1,929, a Pure •t .
and Nos. 0,233, 9,209, 3,947, Prises of 2001 cad., 4.1. •
by hun iu Shsres, and the fortunate pa ors oitiy •
theii money on demand, at No 19, Cplultill, '•
ford street. Tickets cud Shares for • Ntw Lottery s
04 See ina • to days 1919,

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