The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-05 00:00:00

THE KING.

WI NUS° R, Aeate 4.—Yesterday being a very fine day,
his Majesty, with his suite, took an airing in his phaeton,
up the Long Walk, to the Royal Lodge, and viewed the
alterations making there, which are to be finished in
about a month.

The Judge Advocate arrived here yesterday, and bad an
audience of the King, and laid before his Majesty the pro-
ceedings of some Courts-Martial, upon which the King
gave his commands; after which the Judge-Advocate left
the Castle, and returned to London.

The Princess Augusta honoured the Italian Opera
House with her presence en Saturday evening.
Yesterday the Princess Augusta, attended Divine
Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's ; after which her
Royal Highwess visited the Duchess of Gloucester.
The l'rinetss Sophia visited the Princess Augusta yester-
day.
The Duke of Gloucester has been confined to his house
during the last four or five days by indisposition.
The Duchess of Cumberland has recovered from her in-
disposition, which confined her Royal Highness for two or
thres weeks.
The Duchess of Gloucester received a visit from the
Princess Augusta on Saturday.,
Lisbon Papers to the 10th of March reached our office The Earl of Liverpool was so much recovered from his
indisposition on Saturday as to be able to leave town soon
yesterday, from which the following are extracts. The
after three o'clock, .for his seat at Coombe-wood, near
last feeble attempt of Portugal to revive by any protests its Kingston, Surrey, accompanied by the Countess.
fallen ascendancy in South America will avail nothing. The Marquis Wellesley, after visiting Limerick, pro-
The Brazils hare panel from that Crown for evil., and coeds to Cork, in which latter city he is expected on the
10th of next month.
Don Pedro is too fond of his supremacy to become the vas-
Liters patent have passed the Great Szal, appointing
sal of a petty European dynasty again. the Marquis of Ely Codas Rois&rent of the county en
lasnosr, Matteis 10. I Wexford, in the room of the late Sir F. Flood.
The Gazette announces, that the of of Secretary of state for We have much pleasure in stating that it is the inten-
Foreign Affairs has issued orders to all Portugues diplomatic agents
at Foreign Courts, for each of them to make known in the Court 1 tion of his Koval Richness the Duke of Clarence, the
where he resides, that his Imperisl Majesty will never teco„”nise . Admiral of the British Fleet, to hoist his flag in one of the
any loan contracted by the actual Government, defirtio, of Itio de 1 Royal yachts, early in the ensuing summer, for the pur-
Jatieiro'lthese orders resin the words of the notice given by the • psse of making aquatic excursions. The amiable Duchess
Portuguese 31inister at Ilainburgh, , published sonic tine ago). 1
'I and
hen inhows,— her retinue will accompany his Royal High::es.
The Hanle Department hes just sent instructions to the above. %Pe understand it is the intention of his Royal Highness
mention 1 agents, that in case there should arrive in any of ii;te to make an official visit to Plymouth, with tha view of in-
ports of toe cluntries where they reside, any vessel bearing the nag 'fleeting, as General and Commander-in-Chief of the Royal
called Brazilian, the said diplomatic arnts, or the Portuguese N. - -Itrine forc, s, the state of that division of the corps.—
Consuls, shall immediately make application to the competent , , Paper.
formally that they may not allow the use of such flag, and shall i erromourti r-apep.
formally protest if their application is not attended to. They are DISSO LU TIONOrPA R LI A SI ENT.—We may state, and
further instructed to claim all ships of war bearing the said fisg, we think with confidence, that there will be a dissolution
and to urge that they be delivered up, since it is undeniable that of Parliament after the close of the present Session. Our
all such vessels belong to his Majesty ; as for merchant-vessels, his authority, and it is of such a character that we feel dis-
Majesty, desiring to extend his paternal pmteefon to all his sub.
place every reliance on it, gots so far as to warrant
jec.s, whether they be Portuguese or Brazilians, he has decided Posed to
that the Portuguese Consuls shall protect as well for the one as well us in asserting titat we shall have a general election is six
as for the other. months.—Dsildin Paper.
On the 7th inst. the Portuguese brigantine General Rego, Capt. Recent accounts from Spain state, that some ssnguinary
Alexandra Jose do Nascemento. in 53 days from Para, arrived at scenes have taken place at Barcelona, where the Constitu-
Oporto. Some towns in the province were in a state of confusion
tram the animosity of the Brazilians against the Europeans, but tionalists are numerous.
the city was tranquil. In the port were the Marsohata brig and a Letters from Gibraltar state, that the Consul of the
Portuguese frigate. Netherlands, ri indent in Minorca, had received an official
The Garette of the 12th announces the receipt of the English intimation from the Consul of the Netherlands at Algiers,
Papers situ the new Brazilian Constitution, published at Rio on that an Algerine squadron had sailed in pursuit of Spanish
the Mit of December. The Gazette gives the outlines of it, which
it says prove that principles contrary to the rights of nations still vessels. In consequence of this intimation, it ha; been
predotninatethere, and that the Prince is kept in a situation which notified to the Dey, that as soon as any capture has
prevents him from fulfilling what he amid in his manifesto of been reported, the Dutch squadron will set against di?
August I, DIU, that the national Representative' had declared his Aigerin,„.
father Donn Job IV. King of that tine country, ,t.c. and inhis rani- Upwards of fifty country gentlemen were admitted
foto to friendly powers of Aug. 6. the rme year, stating that she
peopleof Bind required him to eacmok„ constituent a„d. jegi,„ . meirbers of the Orange Lodge, in Catherinetstrert, in
Wive assembly, bolauss they tionsidersd his august lather and Limerick, during last weal.—Cork Southern Reviler.