The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-30 00:00:00

BRIGUTON, Avevn V.

Oh Thursday the fallowing Magistrates took I
their seats on the Berndt, elm. Sir flew, Rycroftt
I. Xi. Crime. U. 11. Hunt, and 1. H. Bites, E-qrs.
lAA Mr. Serjeant Bus 11l i l igton, late Commissioner '
of the insolvent Delmore Coerl. In the course of
"the mousing it was batted about that something
oeiy intportio wait,. come On. and the Flail, in Ma'
sequence, was erowded ; it proved however. like the
old story of the mountain isibthour. The oise was this:
A cc-dairy Calomel owed a teats, of this town as suns of
money--tine toiler sent his wean to the Colonel's
Louse. with orders not to leave it without the
money ; these orders the man /teemed determined
literally to obey. The Colonel, iis default of pe-
t tummy remerces. very wisely sent for Mr. Serjeant
wlrriere-eppeartrece. of course. fright-
ened away she don, lout slot. bosNever. before his
Segel dignity had been treated with pleb( lair inso-
lence. It was from the latter incident all the in-
terest of site affair arose. The Srrjeant ass,mnotied
she utast:llMo% tailor before the Bench; and after
ors eloquent *perch, demounted that snip should be
Soul aver to keep the peace towards him (711 r.
hesrant 11.)—The offender was, therefore. called
upon to enter into a recognizance of 9.00/. and to
butt two oiresies of tool. each, for that purpose.
This was immediately complied with.

Sagigal morning, at eleven o'clock, the PaiXCE
RINIIINT. atietitlerl by Sir B. BLOOMFIELD. left
Caslinuilowe in his travelling carriage for Wind-
sor, from whence his Royal Highness was extiectcl
t•, Inures-4 oil a long inland journey to Chapel
nosier, and iron, thence to visit she Mormiis and
Marchioness or HERTFORD in Warwickshire, and
other distinguished characters.
The Pititice Rcattuc iu his late aquatic emir-
-14011. Wad lit days mid nights on board she yacht. ‘Ve
understand Admiral Sir E. NAGLE, naval Aide-de-
Camp, the wittier or about 290 guineas, of the
Emil i.f Ysssinucti, by his Rays! Highness's pre-
sent naval raeuraino; has Lordship having engaged
iu Xt.e the gallant Admirer a gisinea tor every
frogs), which the Pima: should sail in tire vents,
upon condition of the Admiral giving hut. Loithliii)
ItAt gotittent. The PaiNca bas sttilrol 490 leagues
sin" she was laid. The Royal yacht is come
into Ptietsmouth harbour, where she will remain
until filaVoyat Highness's return, *hick is expect-
ed about tire 12th of mai mouth.

On Ehturday the Dube of Yoatt left town for
..p3ttunts., -
Oa reitliy evening the Duke owl Dockets of
licx-r. intended by Captain Ctvgftov, hoooured
Sitilti•O Wetld Ttrratre with their pre*ence for the
first totnn.where they were received by the Massa-
gers and the audience with the molt marked and
ti itteriog *mut ions. Gad cove the King was called
for atut,iwrwg by the whole company. Their Royal
!behooves appeared amused by the performances.
The ;mut* of the Theatre was brilliantly Monti.
rutted, the leaps forming the Duke and Duchess's

name.
Tug Tear.—The leg.* who have liquidated their
itibts are beginning to find their way into the
N.411,-..as Pontefract Races will take place shortly,
st44l Pow-oilier on the 20th of the month ensuing.

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Antony the last artivate at Bath are—
The Iliskup of Gloucester, Lady Aiptley, Lady C. Howard,
Lady Mary Hope. Baro Graham, lion. Mr. Herbert Sir
c.l
Ifirinatry, Dr. ands Mrs. Heywood, Major Cockburn,
Alec lEISson.
Fmk.: pe'nuight a Bow Meeting was held at the
bestial)) mintion of Lady GLYNN E. at Hammiest.
Among alaacomparry were, the Marquis of Buck-
tissaavi, Earl and Countess Gitos'eswom,Sir Fos-
Tait 11:1111LIVVIC, Bert. Sir RICH. Bactovv, Burt.
the Ceot.nowest.ev and Nay tr.t.s families; to-
gether with a most elegant assemblage of fashion
sad beauty from the surrounding neighbourhood.
At three o'clock the company partook of a coils-
roll, sot 411 the termination of the festivity Of the
Jay, expressed themselves highly gratified, std de.
straw of the revival of this Omen ear elegant
amusement.