The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-08 00:00:00

ARRIVAIA

Mr. Grenfell and fao111;, hems, in Mader
street, St. Jamees-mon.e; Lord 5111.1.11etott, at his house,
Herifued-street, :Mayfair Fammel Smith, Encl. MP. soil
family. at their borne in Betkeleg.sloare Mr. and
Lady Katharine Forrester, at the Dowager Ds. hem of Hut-
t non; house, in Sarkeilie•nlitet. At the Claremont Hotel,
flowd.ntrret :—Auguntun Henniker, Fag. front Rath;
Stewart, from his drat in Ilertn. Lime W. Henley, Earl M.P.
at his new residence in Darer-street. late Ihr Earl of San.l.
wiei.%; the C less of Antrim mot Mr. Mara...Mk at their
bolo, in Hititon.ntreet, Errkeleg.nquare, from their Kai in
11, eland ; the Earl and Countess of Cogently and Emily, at
their house iu

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BRIGHTON. FEBRUARY 6.

We are assured that the health of the Prince
Regent has losunied a firmer tour of late. His
Royal Highness lives by the strictest toles. He
generally retires to rest shout twelve at night. and
rises between trine and ten in the morning.
The Duchess of Gloucester, accompanied by
Lady Isabelle Thynne, arrived at the Pavilion. ors
Saturday last. Her Royal Highness haw frequently
appeared so the public promenades. It is the com-
mon observation, that she looks extretoely well.
Yesterday morning her Royal Highness, accom-
panied by the Countess of Mexbovough and Lady
Isabella Thyme., paid a visit to Lord mud Lady
Chichester, at Sweeper.
It is expected that the Duchess will remain hire
during the greater part, if oot the whole of the
ensuing week.
Among the principal arrivals of the present week
are the Earl mud Countess of Chadeville. the Non.
Mrs. Loehr, Sir R. Wetmore. M.P. and Mr../.
Smith, M.P.—The Countess of Clare arrived last
week.
The Duke of Dorset arrived on Weditesslay, and
also left yesterday.
The Marquis of Worcester was in the arrival list
of Wednesday. sod took his drum-tote on the fol-
lowing day.—His Lordship is expected to retain on
Monday next.
We have, as yet, experienced no diminution in
{mint of gaiety. The arrivals and departures are
nearly upon an equality. The rash' hle families
now here, appear, for the most part, to have made
up their minds to remain with us until, at least, the
termination of the winter.

Private letters froui Hanover state, that the
Duchess of CLARFNCII is so far advanced in a state
tlrtt promises an heir to the throne, it is not deemed
advisable that she should encounter the Gators and
daoger of o journey to flog Lind at this inclement
beation of the year.
Two Royal marriages are said to he en the tapii;
One between the Archduke Wimps, Viceroy
Austrutto 11:sly, and the Pi iitc.ss CU Alt LOTTE of
Lucca, dmigliter of the late Queen of ETRURIA ;
sod the othrr between the Art mink,. IPA NE of
II uNGARY and the Princess of 11't

Saturday, at twelve o'clock. VisCOUUt CASTLE.
REAGH left town, for his seat, North Cray.
The Duke of 11'ELIANGTON attended the per-
formai:ce of the Grand Mas,, as a Grainier
of Spain, which wus performed ;it vie Poringtirse
A inhassatlor's Chapel. in SOIIIII.O I Irt. oltl S.111(11.6},
to the memory of the late Quer.. Sr'... N.
The Marquis said Marchioness of titari c 1r) have
t,froerossrly sent tionattiosis to their ~us ("mm1111112:
poor anal Trentham LA 4 broil thrown Open fair the
illll of their diaau,ui.hrd friends, among whom
air iliv (hatter. of lIA itßown T and family, Lord
Lady EBO.INGTON, Lord and Lady aIURPETU,
L.ll anti Cuultirso of SURREY. &C. &C. &C.
Ma. MATHEWS feels himself /It I wh
,!.,rl4, and was never snore It lionse than uu
isi-isluy ;light, at Yarmouth.
Mr. !loons, late of Covent-garden Theatre,
1010,C rivalry with Mr. KEAN, short tame ago.
'"Ord so mock lioriest in the the.drical world, ia
siiiiinniced for this inglit at the Uithltu Theatre, its
threhuractr.r of Richard the Third. Mr. lionitt
Ism just closed a successful profeioional t;:ur in the
LsttlMwtst of Eteslancl, at LittrpoW.