The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-01 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. OCTOBER 30.

The King's arrival was celebrated by the
manager, Named, with • splendid illumination,
and some very fine fire-works.

The Willie:l.s of the weather to.day sod yrstercloy
has prevented hia Majesty from going out.
Prince William of Bentheim, • General in the
Austrian service. arrived at the York Hotel yestet.
day, and had the honour of dining with his Majesty
at the Palmer.

Count Munster arrived yesterday, and hid the
honour of an audience of the King. The Count,
to return to London, left us this morning.
Prince William of Bentheim took an airing on
horseback with the Duke of Caushndge this morn-
ing. The Royal Doke, it is understood, will take
leave of his Majesty to-morrow and return to Lon-
don. His Royal Highness's departure hence will
be a subject of the most lively regret.
A human body, enclosed ru the mouldering re.
maim of a coffin, was found a day or two ago a few
fret below the surface of the earth, in the premises
of T. West, Esq. in North.street, together with a
sp.cres of earthen pot ; on the latter was inscribed
" IL Carter, Brighthelmsione," with a crown, end
the initials " W. it." Conjecture dates the in-
ferno-art of the mortal remains as far back as
‘Villians 111.

Letters from Baltimore say, the people complain
very •h of Mr. MATHEWS, the comedian. They
say he makes them laugh an long and so loud, that
they tint only violate all CHESTERFIELD'S instruc-
t, .. but their odes tic:ie for twenty-four hours, and
they are thus rendered incapable of attention to
bu.tuess.—(Democr alit ('rest.)
An eminent grocery company in Dublin an-
flounce in die iirenipopetti of that city, that they
have *Mike'♦ on sale which was drank by his
MAJESTY while HI Ireland

It may be truly said that the opponents or M►,
Snidest, for the representation of the University of
Cambridge, will be put to the blade.
Extract from a private letter from Paris, dated
October 20 :—" I am masking out a list of
Irish absentees now resident in Paris and its
neighbourhood, which I shall send you, and at
the magnitude of which you will be astimished.—
It shall comprise the Peer and the attomey's
clerk ; the Peeress and the mantra-maker; from
the Marquis of SLIGO and Captain BRYAN (of Jen.
kiustown) to the apothecary's apprentice."

LONDON AOPEMBEk

[From Ackermantes K Repf,s,lnry of Arty, Fashrons," &c.]

WALKING DttS,

The pelisse is made of silk, of a rery delicate pattern,
called by the Freud) wean de pol.illor. ; ii. colour is a light
shade of marguerite ; the body is wilbnut ally fulness, neat,
close, and high ; the collar is plain, !nil alati 1. out is, admit
n large ruff. The upper ii;eeve Is full. and aim-bed d I'd•'s.
planed, confined half way of every division by ads., dr pa.
plf/oa: the lung sleeve almost Ilia the arm, and is fiiii.bril eat
a garaiture of tides de papdlon. Down the Go. lof ih• pe-
lisse is a plait piece of nib satin, of the same ccloor, cat bias,
and cootinolug from the throat to she fret, gradually in.
creasing in width, and, on each side, ailet de papillon, ar•
ranged to form the points of chevrons; trimming of she same
hind, aweigh reduced in size, is continued round the bottom
of t►e pelisse. Bonnet, of white gnu de Naples I the fiont
edged With twisted folds of white soul eberry-culoured gauze;
She dowers are s beautiful Scotch heath, with red blowums
sad are tastefully intermingled with silk and geode. Boots,
Ow colour of the pelisse; gloves, lemon colour. The hair
parted. sad a few light coils on the temple; th► hind hair
twisted. and fastened on the trowu of the brad a ffinfigre.