The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-02-15 00:00:00

ROYAL HUNT.

Tuesday being a remarkably fine day, and the
ground being in an excellent state for hunting, a
great concourse of gentlemen sportsmim were at-
traaed to accompany his MAJrsrr and the Duke
of Kati in their hunt. The deer started for the
day's diversion, by direaion of the Earl of SAND
WICM, on Farnham Common, and was a very fine
one. At stalling, he shewed great sport ; he took
his course, with great speed, through the enclosures,
making his way through the woods, by Bulstrode
and Gerrard's-cross, taking to the left towards
Amersham, where he ran with great swiftness;
making a double back, crossing the fields and iri-
closures towards Pen Wool, when be was closely
pursued by the hounds, and taken within two miles
of Be •cor.sfield, after a chace of above three bout&
This famous deer was bred at Swinley.
We are miry to observe, that during the chace,
Mr. JOIINSON, His Mucci v's huntsman, had a
molt dreadful fall front his horse, and was shock-
ingly bruised:

Wednesday morning His IVlaJcsrv, accompanied
by the Doke of KANT and several attendants, took
an airing on horseback, in Windsor Great Park.
Her MarssTv and the Paisctsses took an ailing
in their carriages through Slough.
Yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, His Ma-
Jefiv lett Windsor, and arrived at the Quacti's
House at half•past ten.
About one o'clock, Her Royal Highness the
Princess ot WaLss arrived at the Quccres House
tram Blackheath, on a visit to His MAJZSTY, and,

in A short time after, the Princess CHARLOTTL Ar-
rived from Carlton House to join her Royal Mother
in a visit to His Ma‘esar v. The Pkiimcssses re.

mained with His MAJLiTY till half past two.
At six o'clock, His MAJISTY set off in his travel-
ling carriage, on his return to Windsor.
Her MAJESTY and the PRINCE,SLS will come to

Down on Wednesday. His MAJ sec Yis not expeded
in town till Thursday.
The Princess of Wm.'s, and the Princess Cie Aa-

LOTT IL will be at the Grand Ball, to be given on
vionday week, at Windsor Castle.
The last Bath arrivals are,
Lard Jneclyn, Sir Robert Bartod, Sir J. Giffard, Sir Samuel
Wathen, Cnlnnel Arnr, Lisut Col4nel Jackson, Ma or
• ..rdwicke, Inv. Dr Mrs. and Mi.:. Rlackburo, R.v. Dr.
Nasmith, Rev. Mr Ravenhill, Rev Mr. anal.
Lord and Lady Dumcars left MILLER'S Hotel,
ye.terklay, for their seat in ScotlAricl.
Ch.! Earl of ENNISICILLE.I, who took his seat in
the House of Lords oil Wedncsday, has taken a
house in Duke-street, St. James's.
Lady Coot et is not expeaed in town from her
seat at Thurlow Cottage, Haverhill, Sudolk, till the
beginning of March.
Lady BaowsLow retitrns to Hill.ctreet in a few
days from Bath.
The Earl of UXaaiDCIC left town yesterday for
Windsor. _ _

Hon. Col. Harman is expeaed in town next
week, from Blicklia?,-hall, near Aylesham, Norfolk.
1..1ay BORISUIDON arrived in town ye,terclay, at
her house in Cumberland-place.
Capt. CHAT ?feu) arrived in town yesterday from
Lady Louisa and Miss MANNERS are not ex-
peEted in town from the Isle of Wight, where they
have been on a visit, till the middle of April.
Lord Viscount plauonx has left town for War-
wick Castle, and in a few days will join a large
party at Mr. Coati:ref, at Stratford-upon-Avon,
on a fox hunting party.
Lo-d H will commence his fashionable
dinners, for the season, next week, at his house in
Portman-square.
The Countess of Sur rota will commence her
fashionable routs, for the season, next week.
General Geosveson and family have left town
for his seats Stocking•hall, Lincolnshire, where they
will remain for afoot weeks.
It is a curious circumstance, that the Arneric in
Judge Char, now upon his trial, defends himself
upon the authority of his brother Jude Jim.
Sir .lo Pin and Lad; HILL, Mrs. CLEMENTS, and
Mrs. UN' ACKL, arrived on Wednesday List, at
Bath, for a few days, when they proceed to London.
Mr. COKE is arrived from Holkam-hall, Norfolk,
to St. James's-street, for the season.
M. H. Baca, ki.sq. and family, are removed, for
a few days, from Williamthorpe-park, Gloucester-
shire, to Netherhaven-houae, Ormsby, Vilt..
Jour.' SCOTT, Esq. M.P. for Birmingham, ar-
rived in town yesterday from his seat at Gre it Barr-
hall, near Walsall.
L. V autos, Esq. arrived in town this day, at
his house in Cumberland-street, from his seat at

Aldborongh, near Saxmnndham.
The Loyal North Britons will be inspentd on
Monday next iu Harley Fields, by Culonel ism-
K I N SON.
Lord C•ltTxtxT strived at his house in Lower
Brook-street, yesterday.

Mrs. POCOCK is arrived at her house in Lower
Grosvenor-street.
Lord Viscount New•ac is expelled this -lay at
his house in Portman-square from Theresby Park.
Sir JaalliS GRANADA. Bart. is expeCted this day at
his house in Cavendish-square.
Last night Drury-lane Theatre °yr:Rowed with
elegant company to the Comedy of Henry Mesa,
and the new \lelo Drame of The Laity of the Rack.
The scenery is exquisite, and the mechanical figures,
which are moved down the mountains, have all the
effect of human life. The representation of the
dreadful rock, with the foaming waves dashing at
its feet, is made to break upon the stage in a very
picturesque and unprecedented style. The whole
performai,ce was received with increased applause.
Yesterday morning was married at Mary-la-
bonne Church, by licence, the Hon. Capt. Euless')
O'Bersx, of the Royal Navy, and Nephew to the
Marquis of THOMOND, to the Hon. Miss HOTH•M,
daughter of Lord HOT/I All. Lord and Lady
Hoene sr, the Countess of ORKNEY, the Marquis
and Marchioness of "L'HOIIOND. Lord Kra esv•r.t.,
Colonel 0' Locet &c. attended on the occasion ;
after the ceremony was over, the. company returned
to Lard I lovnANI s, in Wimpole-strept, and shortly
after the happy couple set off in a chaise and four,
followed by their attendants, with four out-riders,
to pass the honey-moon at the beautiful seat of the
Countess of Oaccess's, at Woburn, near Beacons-
field, Bucks.