The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, May ei.

His Grace the Duke of Bedford, at the com-
mencement of last week, had two Werttesti with
the Prince Regent at the house, N 0.5, Alarlhrii-
row (within the precincts of the Pavilion), then oc-
cupied by Lord William Gordon, who, we believe,
was the only person present on each in:ensign. It
is rumoured that the state of political rimes in the
country was the subject of enovernitiou. Some
say that the interview was nt the iti.tioice of the
Noble Duke ; but. we are inclined to belieie other-
wise., and that it solely originated with his Royal
Highness.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedfore lett us, for
their town residence, on Wednesday last.

OD Saturday the PRINCE RFGENT ivapeeted the
horses presented to his H...ysi Highness by the Put-
SIAN rita ALGCRINE AMBASSADORS.
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The Ouches§ of YORK left town on Saturday
evening, fur Outlands.
The Duke of ARGYLL, we are happy to state,
Was considered better yesterday.
The Marchioness of STAFFORD has issued cards
of invitation for a grand asseu►lily on the 3d of
June, et her residence in Cleveland-equare.
The Marquis and Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM
leave town to-morrow fur their seat, Stowe.
The Margolis of SALISBURY arrived yesterday
at his house in Arlingtou-street, on hi♦ way to
Cheltenham, from his seat Hatfield.
Earl DIGBY entertained a large party of dis-
tinction yesterday, at his house tu Lower Drunk-
stopel.
Mrs. DRUIMMOND will give a fete chainpette en
the Sth of June, at her villa at litchinnial.
Divine Service was perCirtneti cer'erd.•y at Cad-
ton-house, by the Rev. F. W. 81.03161016.
Aniong.t the recent arrivals at Bath are--
The Bishop of Sodor and Mann, Hon. Captain IVatsen,
Admiral Sir A. Berth, Su I'. Higliye, Colonel Farewell
anA
Cokinel Marsden, Molar Bruanoon, Major Du Cane,
Captain slat Mrs. &yawn, Captain and Mrs. Ames, Captain
and Mrs. G. Roberts.
Lord STRANGFORP, the Britii.h Ambassador at
Stockholm, gave a splendid and Magnificent fete
tat St. George's day, in honour of the
REGENT, at which the Royal Famiiv and Court to
Swedes) were present.
The celebrated singer, Madame Suter, arrived •,•
Strasburg on the 16th of May, on her way from
Vienna to Frankfort.
The Outinien Lecture at Mr. PENN'S nit'Ar
house, in Spring.gardens, was attended on Satai•
day by a numerous and fashionable company.
Epson► Races commence no Wednesday neat :
there are 64 subscribers fur the Derby, and 39 fur
the Oaks. A great company is especn•r!.
Ascot Races commence on Tivaday the Bth
of
June. The sport is likely to Ire greater on ail
recent yfars. The course, under Ilse active super-
intendence of Mr. Sues, has been gut ii.in rate:-
lent order.
Sir JOHN BirNp, K.C.B. arrived at Hull on
Monday evening the 10th instant. and, eta the fol-
lowing morning, at nine o'clnck, ievieised the soia
regiment, commetrded by Lieut.-Colonel Can:-
lON.
Wytinstray Agrieriliffral Meeting.—This
exhibition if stuck, &.. will take place in S-Fter:-
bet next. The merits of the el:lima:its
trust, prove wOrthy of the munificence of the la.

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An Abtweistitin hits heel) fortntA, nn.ifr the ah-
pellattotl of the " Worcroter.lttre Asbuciatios
the protection of Agriculture."