The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-21 00:00:00

WINDSOR. OCTOBER 20.

;Yesterday their Royal Niglio the Duchess
or GLoucerrsit and Princess Sorel• of otou.
corms. arrived at the Castle, on a •irit to the
Princess AUGUSTA.

The Duke of GLOUCESTER ham left here with a
'booting party.

THE LATE DUCHESS OF BRUNSWICK.

MAGUS OCTOBIPR 15.

The death of her Royal H,ghne►* theYrii:cess
Dowager of Hrunowick Luneburg, in the course
of last night, has filled •II the inhabitants of Ms
place with grief, and will he universally lamented
by the whole kingdom. Though she had been
some time seriously indisposed, it was thorndit ail
danger was over, especially as she had suecieiniv
recovered to undertake the journey from liaatlvio
hither, and bore it very well. The bnitrhn of
yeste►day morning, the 14th, was mine lanural.la
then that of the preceding day, ►taring that her
Royal Highness had passed a good night. and felt
herself better. The sad event which i itsrl
us of her, was therefore wholly unexpected, air{ ,lie
shock proportionally greater. Her Royal
ness was born on the 28th November, 1770. and
was consequently not quite 49 years of age. The
loss of • Princess so justly dear, has plunvq!
the whole Royal Family into the deer,eat afflic-
tion. Her Royal Highness the Prince►► Dowager of
Orange Nassau, mother of his Majesty our Kitug,
is inconsolable. It is feared that the loss of he
beloved daughter, who was her inseparable compa-
nion, will affect her too powerfully. Tos eidtivand
mind and a generous heart, her Royal Highness
united • sweetness of temper and affability of man-
ners, which will long cause her to be remembered
with regret, especially by the pour, to whom she
ever ,hewed herself • kind awl most liberal bent.
factreas.—(Datch Poptr, October lb.)

On Tuesday evening, about right o'elcrek, his
Royal Higlittera the Duke of You orsivril 2
t
York-house. from the Duke of Hu-natio% rent
at Newmarket. . _ .

Thursday afternoon the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE went on hoard the Sere►n frigate. Cap.
taiu M.Cut.t.ocif, in the Dawns, and in the even.
lug returned to Dover Castle.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER is shortly expected
at Cronte, Worcestershire, on a visit to the /Ali
and Countess of COVENTRY.

The Dowager Duchess of RICHMOND awl the
Ladies LENstoR, arrived yesterday at th►ir reel.
dence in Waterloo-place, from Marquis COlOl.
WALLIS'S seat in Suffolk.
The Earl of TH•NET arrived on Monday lit
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Scotland.
Arrivals at the British Hotel. Jermcn•street :
GEORGE LATOUcHiI, Esq. from Ireland; and
SUFFIELD BROWN, Eeq. from Ramsgate.

SW THOMAS MAITI.AND was expected on the
88th last at Naples, on hie return to Corfu. on bosid
the Glasgow, frigate, commanded by his nephew.
The principal subject of tbe public curiosity at
Naples is a most magnificent but strangely formed '
carriage, built by order of his MAJESTY, by whom
it is intended as a present to the Bey of TyNis.
The English frigate the Spry has landed 3t
Naples resent' deer. presented by the Prince Regent
Of ENGLAND to the KING, fur his park, at Cairn
di Monte.
ROBERT FOOTE, Esq. and other Gentlemen
Amateurs, have announced their intention to pei•
form a Play and Farce at our Theatre, on Friday
next, for the benefit of a distressed family. in
which they are to be aided by the splendid talents
of Miss SOMERVILLE, of the Theatre Royal Covent
Garden ; we have no doubt but their benevolent
intentions will be handsomely supported by the
Gentry and Inhabitants of the City and nr.K 10111.
hood. who are ever alive to the calls of distress.—
(C'intterbary Chronicle.)
The Chester Theatre opened for a season of fire
weeks only, on Monday se'unight.—The trage'y
of Romeo and Joliet, was brought forward on I
day evening, in which Juliet, was sustained by the
greatest Ornataelt of the British roage,
O'NEtt.r..--The delineation of the character we
full of excellence. and elicited the most utiqualitie,l
approbation. On her uttering her last wottlo, thr
audience, to use the language of PITT. on a croon
occasion, seemed to be under " the wand of the
enchanter." Mr. CRISP enacted Romeo with 1.14
wonted ability.—Miss 0-Nxtr.t. played the part of
Mrs. Halkr. in KOTIBUR'S Stranger, on Stititrilav
evening. and in a manner uniformly fine and a
tractive. Messrs. Cause. LOMBF., and Tires. on—
tanned thtir respective characters with cousiderabie
ability.
The church of the Madona di Pie di Gent% at
Naples, was robbed in the night of the I.7th lot.
The robbers carried away the statue of ihe
but fortunately a silver lamp, a present from the
KING, which appears to hove
_awn the rflitetrl
temptation, not having been yet suspended lu itte
chapel, escaped their cupidity.
During the • fiat fight made by Messrs. 1.1.
VINGSTON and SADLER, from Lixerpial, ouch
the fright experienced by the game on the moot..
weer Over Darwen, over which Ilse balloon vs-4"i•
that great number., supposed to be from co to lout
flecked down into tlw valley, some rtiterme the
houses. and others slighting do the roof, reran sirg
in a loud and terrified matinee.

The following remarkable brekimstapee occurred
lust week on Exmoor forest :-Tlfro kites were found
dead in a gin. which bed been suited with a black.
bird. The speed and rageniesli with which little
birds might their very most have Vfrew.ionerl their
enteitis !largesse', and Meeting their destruction at
the IPS me lastest% '
The regishitteisi tor the erteethi. of the county of
• fiesta woo weird to Woe Sheriff on Saleid"Y•
'ltis • by TO freeholders, including irv"4l
Mosiettotee of the couuty.
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