The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-03-27 00:00:00

WINDSOR. MARCH c 6.

Yeateratty, about five o'clock, the PRINcr
GENT arrived at the Palace from London. At ,ix
o'clock his Royal Ilitestwas dined with tin; Royal
Mother, Priticropes A untrsra and ELIZABETH. the
Duke and Male.* of GLGUCESTER, the Duke i.f
KENT. and the Prince of Hie
About ten o'clock the PNlNcit REGENT. accom-
panied by the Duke of KENT. left the Cosi ie.—
The Duke/told Duchess ol GLOUcESTER left at lite
battle time for London.

It is arranged for a grand coursing to take
place obis day. for the amusement of the Prince of
HESSE 11011BOURU, in the Little Park, for which
purpose Lord Hunts's greyhounds are arrived
from Straddle!deny. His Lordship arrived 3es-
terday.
The Earl of WINCIIILREA arrived this morning.
The Duke of CI.ARENC and the Misses FITZ-
CL•RENCE are on a visit to Lord suit Lady Asti-
BROOK, at their seat at Bowman Lodge, near Old
Windsor.

The PRINCE. REGENT returned to town from
Wilukor on Vk'eoinexclay night. ►lis Itoyol
111.141 was Iseeninpauied by the Duke of KENT ID
Krtisiliglmikite.

VetteMay the Doke.' of CUMBERLAND awl
KENT viviteri the PRINCE REGEN r at Unite's&
House.

The Marquis of Awns:fifty mod brother. the
Him. CWI4IIIII PAuET, left town yesterday, has
Southampton.
ENO:ln.—When Mr. MONEY romplained to the
House of Communa that to Morniog Print had mis-
taken whit he said, a Member. who sit mar
consoled him by saying, " that the Printer would
take Afortry any hour."
The Ambassador from the King of the N ETU!: c-
NHA bus left town for Droponole, me a visit to
Lord and Lady GRENVILLE.
At a dinner lately giv,oo by a Nub/room scompwlour
retnaikuhle for his economy, it was stated " hr had
given floe of the must attractive eaoto-rusinoneot. of
the season ; the dinner was certainly a Lad
but—►lure tray a gas-liglit !
On Tuesday the Archbishop of CANTERRCRIY
gave a grind dinner at Lambeth Palace, to i.er
Archbishop of YORK and all the Bishops, except _
the Bishops of Wiscuisrsa 413(1 Citi(ttFsTEtt.
who were absent from indisposition. t-
commences his public dinner days on Satuulay
se'smiglot.
Departure from the Waterloo flute). Jeroolyn-
street :—R. CALLAGHAN, Esq. for Camtuidge.
The sheep-stealers are a very rising body of in-
dustrious men. They call themselves Speculators
is Wool.

A LMACS'a, on Wednesday evening. was very nil-
meroualy and fashionably attended. Among the
compiniv prevent were—
The Duke of Sussex ; Austrian, Sardinian, and Rarnristi
Ambnasadors; Duke and I)uchess of Argyle, Ladies Pagel,
Duchess of Marlborough, Lady Churchill, Lady A nvistn and
Miss Leith, lady M. Meade, Lady Healey, Dowses Duchera
of Leeds, Connie.. Bathurst, Ladies G. and C. Bathurst,
Lady H. C. Chichester, lady C. Osborne, Counts-a. A hoyor,
Ladies Gordon, Sir Philip Roach, Sir Charles and Lady Cole,
Sir Dashwood Ring, Sir George Walker, Bait. Lord Wey-
mouth, Countess and the Ladies Forlescue, Lady Elisabeth
Lady Elleitbortingh, anal Law, lady Elisabeth
Marshain, Lord Aitekland, Hon. F. Byng, lady J. Per. re, the
Misses Peters. Lady Georgians Bingham, Earl and C less
of Caledon, Earl of Clamor!, Lady T. Ruyga, Shrank mid
Lady C. Graham, Sir John and Lady Gore, Lord Maithitiii,
Lady Mary Ross, Earl of Rtraeberry, Lord J. Throne, Conc.
teas Dowager of Clonmel, Canines,' of Limerick, Lady F.
Parry, Ladies Grerille, Lord Henley, Lady M. 11runini ~,,, 1,
Lord A. Hamilton, Lady Anne Cullcn sad Miss Smith, Hon.
Miss Bishop, Lady Elizabeth and the Hon, Miss Cantplwli,
Lady Deck, Hon. Mr. and Miss Murton, Laity Sitlionn,
Hon. Mr. and Mies Fester, 51arehioncss of Stafford anti
Lady Elisabeth Gower, the Countess of Sefton, the
Maleness, Lord Stewart, Lady Elizabeth Find.lint, Lio+y
C. Murray, Lady Langford, Colosed Bowater, Hon. Mi.:4
Wahlerstre, Hon. B. Barrington, lady Harrington,
for
Countess Dowager of Warwick, Sir .1. Rowley, Hart. ice. j4e

The Gentleman who so kindly offered to main-
tain the freedom of the country, bran the Dint:'*
Bench Prison, has unfortunately been oppo.rd he
a creditor from regaining his own, who seems in
wish the liberties of the country and the defender
of them to remain where they are.
The application for elindiithtel to electioneer
have been moat plentiful. Every Gentleman who
is thought to have " a little loose cash," is sot,-
cited to maintain the independency of Parliament.