The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

ROYAL FAMILY.

WEYMOUTH, SETT. 21.
Yesterday, as soon as His MAJtatv retnrne.l
from the review, he held a Ps ivy Council at Glon-
cest.,r Lodge, at which were present Their Ili .yal
Highnesses the Dukes of YORK, 1.1r4r, Sussv.x,
and CAMORIDGF, Lord 111.1110*IY, Earls
T. Ytt and ‘Vcsratoactsivo, Lord Rtvtnts, Mr.
FAUI EN E It, CI. rk of the Council, &c.

After which Their MAJLSrIcs walked through
the streets of this town, and visited several shops.
After which they walked on the Esplabade.
His MA:LSTY inspected the Pickets, and saw the
troop march on the Sande as usual. The Dukes
of Yoan, KENT, Susses, and CAMBRIDGE, Lord
IlatilOWaY, Earls ROSLYN and WLSI SIORLAND,
Lord Riveits, and several others, joined the
Kovaa. 'Platy on the Esplanade, and continued
walking till daik.
Owing to the great preparations which are mak-
ing here for the Grand Fete to-morrow, in honour
of His NIAMTY'S CoronAtion, the weekly ball at
Acv's Hotel was held last night, instead of this
evening.

There was no play last night but Their MA..
itSTI Cs have commanded the play of The Young
Quake•, and Pas Tug, for this evening.
Yesterday, he Earl of Uzi/RIDGE gave a grand
dinner at ATACY'S to abut fifty officers of the
troops, stationed in this neighbourhood.
The RIUSSIAN AUSAIS• DOR and his daughter
arrived at th. Ro)al Hotel.
This morning the Princess dorm* of C Loom-
TER bathed.

About ten o'clock Their Maptsviik all the Plus-
CESSILS. and Sonia of GI.OUCLSI ea. the Duke of
Yoau, Generals Naparmts, Gasses, IFIAONiNGMA al,
Cblonel ',tsar:incision, Lord Rivsas, and 4 great
many others, went on board the Royal Yacht,
amidst a salute from all the ships in the harbour.—
The day was very fuse, ani the wind fr,sh lium the
North West, the ships proceeding fast tt, sea when
post closed.

SEPT. 22.

The ROYAL PARTY were yesterday inciined to
stretch some dimmer out to bed ; but the wind
fieshened in much, that it was judged prudent to
steer for Portland Roads, where toe ROYAL FAMILY
dined on board, and then stood off and on for some
time, and were in Portland Roads so late as five
o'clock ; soon after which, they took to their boats
and came on shore, saluted by all the ships and
amidst the huzzas of the people.
. .

On His MAJASTY'S landinF, he was met by the
Russ' en Au sass ocut and his daugi ter, with whom
he continued for some time in conversation; when
he prisceedcd in his carnage to the Lodges which
the Quasi. and Paiscassts had before ruched in
their carriages.
This morning early, the bells were rung ; the
ships in the harbour' and the Royal yachts, were
decked in the colours of all nations, surmounted
by the British flag, and fired a royal salute. The
MA roe also gave a public breakfa'a in honour ()I
His MAJESTY'S COrOnadOn, at 1:4 Lwow in St.
Mary' .-street.
His Marerry was on horseback before seven
o'clock, and took a short rise before tirtakfist ; after
which he mounted a cabriolet with the Duke of
You : Her MAJILSTY and the Princess AIROOST•
got into a landaulet ; the other Names:nes. and the
Duke of -Susscx. into caln inlets. 'I he Dukes of
Kier and CASIRRIDGC were on horseback, and
were accompanied by all the Lords in waiting, Gene-
rals, and the Ri.SSIAN AMBASSADOR. _ _

The Quests and l'ainc FASCS were in blue and gold,
timed up with red, and the procession had a very
grand appearance, as they moved off from Glouces-
ter Lodge.
Arrivals at the King's Hrad Hotel :
Mr. Oakley, Mr. Hurd, Mr. BrAdsford„ Charles Bragg',
&I. sad Lady.