The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

THE JUBILAR.

AlletwevitrlgT Or THE. FLAK PO% TRC CRI.6RRA•
TUtt4 OT 'mg JUBILEE AT WINDSOR, THI3 DAY.

At seven o'clock in the morning, a grunt' salute of
fifty discharetit from the artillery to be stationed in
the Long %I'elk. The bells of both churches to
commence ringing at the saute time, and to continue,
alternately, until ten at alight except during the
time of divine Service.

At a quarter before eleven, the Mayor and Corms-
ration, with their usual formalities, and the Volun-
teers of Windsor and Clewer, will attend divine nerl.
vice in the parish church.
At one o'clock, the Artillery, the Troop; in Gar-
rison. and the Volunteers, will tire ufea-de-joie iu
the Long Walk.
At two o'clock, an or and two sheep, to he
roasted whole, in the Bachelors' Acre, will be dis-
tributed to the populace upou the spot, with a pro-
portion of plain pudding.
After the ceremony of the distribution of the
roasted or, sheep, and pudding, d' ors in the
Town-1141, and at the several tuns, will be provid-
ed; to which admission tickets are now delivering
at the respective houses:

Upon drinking His Majesty's health, by the ems-
putiy in the Town-Hell, fifty rouuds will be fired by
the Artillery in the Loug Walk.
At seven o'clock in the evening, the Illoolioatiest
at the Towo-ludl, and en the Grand. Arch, will be
lighted.
At ten o'clock, by Her Majtety's permission, the
ire-works will take place io one of the Frogroore
Meadows, where Her Majesty has been most graci-
ously pleased to permit the. Public to assemble;
and the Hermitage-gate, in Shaw Farm-lane, where
there will be lamps, will be open for their odmissiou
at nine o'clock.

And, on the 46th, there will be balls and suppers,
and the illumination at the Tftwu-ball repealed.

Oo Monday morning His NIA.HirrY, the Duke
of ("1: MISe RI. A N I), Princesses A cuurrAapd Soma.
accompanied by Lords ST. II 11.; LIN'S, AT LIVIIFORDe
and User DE Wil.tos. took their usual ride in
Windsor Great Park, and returned to the Palmed
at twelve o'clock.

Moteiny, the CurFK and Prince's El ISA..
SETE took att siting to Progroore,
.to inspect the
prepantttoub fol. the Juhiley.
Yesterday morning. His MAJESTY, Duke of
CUMBERLAND, Pnnccase AUGUSTA and Simms,
accompanied by Lords ST. WIEN'S, WILTON,
ATLESIORD, End HARCOURT ; Lady Couture ;
Generals CsaTwatiarr and FITTROT ; and Colo-
nels TAYLOR and DFABROW, took their usual
title in Windsor Great Park, and retained at twelve
o'clock. •

The Qtrxv se, ROYAL Dukes. and Patwcessze,
together with all their Royal Visitors, will gooilter
Church, this day. to see the ox sod sheep roasted,
on Bachelors' Acre, where they will be received by
the Bachelors, iu proper form.—A stand is erected
for the reception of the Royal Personages.
Princes; AXEL'A is daily recovering, and is com-
ing to Windsor. His MAJ►STY's horses, and oue
of the Prince of WALES'S carriages have been dis-
putcheilto Weymouth, to bring her up.

All Their 314serrtEs servants— have received or.
tiers to attend in their state liveries. this day, at
Windsor, ut the celebration of' the Jubilee.

The Duke of Puartitoto still continsies dange-
rously ill. Mr. WALKEN his Grace's apothecary,
sat up with him the whole of Monday night.
The Princes. 11'ILLI411 of Pat's.t.► was lately
delivered of a dead child. The accidert was caused
by the deep impression made on Ifer wind by the
receipt of some unpleasant news.
Miss GOLPSVIONTHY left town, last night, for
'Windsor.

Arrived, last week, at Edinburgh, the Earl and
Countess of Ressl.Y 14 the F.an I of STILIITHMOIII...
Mdiot SUTTIE, itiduiD. Esq. and Mr.
Mact.s..on, of Grains* —Set off from the acme
place, list Earl of h antii., for Dublin.
A rrivale at Cheltenham Spa—
The Row. Dr. Narvdent, Dr. Gillespie, Col. Oakes, Col.
Dyer, Capt. Tombs, Liens. J. Wing, Mr. Taylor and fussily,
Mr Apey and family, Mr. North and family. Mr and Mrs.
ilawkesworth Detre. Mr. and Miss Latourr, Mrs cad Miss
; Messrs. Thos. Hall, Newton, Sparrow, Jones, C.
Hill, G. Stevenson, Hatter, Mitchell, Lando, Du Beim, Ma-
lmsey, Callaghan, Wolper, Nichols, Creed, Blights. Bowel,
Lashes, K. Smith, White, King, Julio Talmage, Granger,
Fletcher, Barton, Baton., Ottawas. awl Alstreremby; Mrs.
Kirebia, Lassa, Jeliro, and Rogers. MAYO WeJgctrood,
Pickford,Staines, Poole, Thorntoa,dr.c.
Arrival* at Clifton anti the.
The Doke of Leioster, Lady St. George, Lady Kinnaird,
Lord Marc, Lady George Seymour, Mr. and Lady Theo.
deals Finer, Hon. Mr. Mrs and Miss Knolls., How. Mn.
Parse, So Jobs. sod Lady De Bunigh, Admiral and Mrs.
Weisel'', Mr*. Gretna Hamilton, Mrs. Asian Negate. Cul.
Mrs. aid Mum Westenrar, Col. Rairatorne, Major and 111-9.
Miles, Capt and Ws. Bradshaw, Capt. Aiken, Capt. Fare.
well, Capt. Willusial, Capt Hari*, Capt. Hall, Capt. Eras%
Mew. Dr. Dll.Ol, Rey Us. Brickceiden, Rey. Mr. Codasschedv,
Mr. Mrs. sad Miss Kohertson, Mr. Mrs. awl Miss Maxwell,
.Tr. sad Mrs Jcnontags, Mr awl Mrs. Townes, Mr tllga
Mr• Dashwoml, Mrs Dagley, Mrs r..ilite;ey. Mrs.
/loiter& Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Forbes, Mel Nevin, Mr.. Bylas,
Mri Within...a., Mn Crsrlrt, Mr*. Gretorl. Mr*
Miss RI slit, Masa Harrison. !tics. W.W.11, ideas '
i..r, %has Cun.plx.ll, Mass Buxton. Miss ('....0r, M. B Cot,
%h. Klipti,tgittii, Mr. Phillips, Mr Laaplos, Mr Montag*,
Mi. s.iiiudr.rs, As. Naylor, nr. Barges, der. Tovey, Ste.