The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-05 00:00:00

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WINDSOR. Jay 3.

On Monday her Royal Menem the Mine's.
AUGUSTA went ise het travelling carriage from her
tossilesice at Frogstore to !impotent Park, on a rimes
to the Duke and Duchess of GLottcoom. lirr
Royal Flightless relented to Pregame in the tyro.-
itig to dinner.
Tuesday morning the Princess AurausTri„ or.
tended by her Lady in Waiting, left Froguture its
her travelling carriage for Urigliton. to *petal a
few days with the KING.
The furniture belonging to Princess SOPHIA.
whirls "PHIL deposited in the lower Lodge attached
to the Ca►tle. has been removing from here within
these few days to London. the residence of her
ltoyal Nighties'.

BI IGIITON. JANUARY 3.

Thy cold is intern*. This day there has been a
heavy fall of show, which may be expected to line.
holate the atmosphere. The rrrrr fly of the area.
thee, however. did not yesterday prevent the Klll6
from esicon mei Mg it cm the hjwn, where his MA-
JESTY strdked for some time.

The Proncebs AUGUSTA. accompanied by Lady
MARY TAYLOR, arrived host eves-mpg from Frog.
more, arid were greeted by • joyful peal Irons the
church bells.

Hlt MAJESTY has removed to the Pavilion from
Niariborough Howie.

FASHIONABLR DEPARTURES.

The Duke of St. Allan's, from his house la St. Janina a.
square, fur his seal, GM.PO, Sorry!.
Lord Si. Helen's, horn his heave in Grafton-street, Boad.
attest, on a visit to his Majesty at Brighcots.
Sir Henry aril Mr. False, yesterday, from she Royal Hotel,
Si. Jaillk.l.ll•Piftel, OM a visit to the Emil of Westin ...lard, tit
his seat, Apthorp, Northampsoushire.
Captain and Mrs. Carr, from the Po!teary Hotel, Picca-
dilly, for 13/igloos..
John Croft, Esq. from ditto, fur Bath; sad James Mane,
for Brighton.
Hon. Mr. Hawke,from Hodgson's Hotel, Dover strret,on
a tour.
Major Gibson, hoot ditto, as a lose; and Captain Haw.
kits., for Rath.
E. Foley, Est. from his house in Lower Grosvenor-street,
for his seat, Stoke Edith Park, Herefordshire.
Sir A. Home, Bart. from Bromley Hill, for his seat.
Wormlephory, Herts.

11. Haworth, Eat. for his seat, Benstratl, Surrey.
George Brag, Esq. M.P. Cur his seat, Mfrorthans Parket/sr
Barnet.

Lord George Lenoir; for the Duke of Richmond's sent,
Malcolm, Sussex.
Visconti, Middleton, from his West is Park.street, fur his
seat in Surrey.
Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bort. VOSsirst in Suffolk.

The Duchess of KILXT, We are [sappy to learn,
ir better of her cord.

The Earl and Countma of ST. GERMA nes arrived
yesterday at their home in St. James's-square, from
their amt at Blackheath.

The infant eon of Colonel and Ludy CHARLOTTE
SEYMOUR, we are sorry to slate, died ou Saturday'
last, at Cliolmoudeley Howse, Piccadilly.
The Earl of DottouommoßT, and his nephew.
Coot. HUTCHINSON, Isle of the lit Foot Guards.
arnytal as his Loodahip's seat, Knocklofty, eat
Saturday ar'unight.

A Paper of yesterday says, " A special tre.sen-
ger has arrived in Peris front Palestine, with o
cargo of water from the river Jordan. whit` he was
rent to fetch for the purpose of baptising the pion
Doc de HUM:MAUI! ! It if a singular ciecomp.
statwe, that almost all of the seivauts about the
young Duke are Engli►h."

The royal seat of Chambord, which it is pro.
posed to purchase by public aubscription fur a
present to the infant !hike of BORDEAUX, was
built by FRANCIS 1., but soon abandoned on ac-
count of its remoteness Guru the capital. It since
became the property of the late Prince of
; but the boast berme on too large a
scale fur any private person, however great his .
property, it has fallen into decay.
Hereford Assembly last week (Sir Jour. GEARS
CUTTS:RI:ILL, Bart. M.P. President) was one of the
must numerous and fashionable ever en-net:ahead
in that city. Nut only the principal faiiirlieb of the
town and neighbourhood, but also many families
from distant parts of the county. attended.
Jour. K Inw a jun. Esq. and M. G. ('RUNER..
GAST, M.P. have retired front the Turf Club, by
the following intimation:—
" Bsltyfair, December 11, 1030.
" My Lords mod Cseetkesco--Fveliog that we amulet eon.
satesetly evietiewe so hold she wince of Stewards of the Teel
Club,lu which yor did a the Mayor to appoint us, we horn
leave so 00000 ace to you oar resiguairon.---(CovA
tile Chronicle)
The only New Year's Gift that can suddenly
make either individuals or families happy. free, and
isidepeodeel, is s Ticket or BMus is the New Year's Lottery,
which beater tad losateei, whew, if Noy should ..4 Wawa
Ore of the Nutt Prizes of 11,0004. they have, at least,
doable aeon's! chance of uhteieter Man great Swans uE
21,000 i. Ise. and the Lowest Prise is 12/. Motel. Twas.rta
1m Catiosacreos are to be had prone at the Coetrae-
tors' Officer (as tura!) ; bet it is 'accessary to state, flaw
ere reserved entirely fur their aid friends or new pazehosers.

Tne Ptshri VITA.—The lovers of astronomy
will shortly have a favourable opportunity of ohrert-
ing the new planet rota. By a paper laid befw.•
the Asbeetomicid Society of London. it appears
she will be in opposition between Gemini Bud
ester on the evening of the l3th of January. if
a hp Le drawn from Castor through Polls:, it
svigosesity cut two stars in Cancer, of the
sixth. aspguitude. ;masted near to each other.
and designated to the catalogues by the Greek
letter we. The must northerly of these two•
stars is called I we, and the southerly 4 wa
she would pies close to the latter of their on the
49113 ult. and will proceed nearly in a straight line
towards A, in Caner: to the north cf which she
will pass on Ilse 9th of February. By the eeeiel-
once of a wait of the constellation Gemini, this
planet. stay lA/2 readily found with a good telt-
icelAr., awl bet µtostess watched for upwards of two