The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

ROYAL HUNT.

On E inter Monday the Royal stag-hounds ar-
rived in %Viol(field Plain, that being the place up-
pointed for the deer to be turned out. A numerous ;
assemblage of sportsmen were in attendance at an
early hour, together with several hundreds on foot,
and great numbers iu chaise-carts, &c. to s-c the
sport. At half-past ten o'clock a remarkably fine
ther was turned out of a cart for the day's diver-
sion. Immediately on the deer being turned out,
lie started with great speed across the plain to-
wards the wood to St. Leonard's Hill, takii,g to the
left towards the New Lodge, where he rim with very
g• tat speed through the enclosures to the Thames,
and crossed it near Surly Hall. The sportsmen
and hounds were in consequence obliged to make
for the town of IVindsur, winch they passed thron4h
to the great amusement of the ruhabitants mid pas-
sengers, and also through Eton. SUfill after the
chase was renewed across the country, makiiig for
the Bath road to the left of Salt Hill. leaving
Ilul-
strode to the right, crossed the Uxbridge ro
taking to the right through the fields and enclosure.
in the hue for Watford, in Hertfordshire. The
deer then took his course rather to the right, and
passiog on .oine distance, this excellent deer was
take:: ueur tlarrnw, after a most excellent run of
upwards of four hours. Most of the sportsmen were
knocked up and thrown out of the chase. There
leer:. hut few up when the deer was taken. Dur•
• ri
the chase the deer crossed several canals.

We have great pleasure in stating. flint the
PRINCE REGENT wan on Tuesday sufficiently reco-
vered Imin his late attack of the gout to enable him
to walk about his apartment'. His Roy"! High-
ness has been several days confined.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT received is long
visit from the Duchess of Gtoucvsirca at Carltou-
house. The Duke of WRLLINGToN purl his re-
pects to the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.
Qu Tuesday the Duke of GLotxr.sTea went
from Windsor to Bugshot, where his Royal High-
ness rode on horsebark fur some time, viewing the
alterations and Irmo avements that ere g•4l,l:mt
there. His Royal Highness returned to Wilaisor
to dine uith the Ditches.. In the evening their
Royal Highnesses left ‘Vinitsor foe London, and ar-
rived at Gloucester-house about t w. lye o'clock.
Letters hive been received from the Duke of
of CLARENCE, giving very unfavourable accounts
of the Awe of Hanover, as far tts relates to dotoestic
comfort. House rent his Royal li•ghness repre-
sents as equally high us iu London ; and the ex-
penses in food and raiment, in some respects. still
greater. " ilahover," his Royal 'Nimes% adds,
.4 is no longer the same ll:waver it was before the
entre of the French troops." His Royal Highness
concludes by declaring, that nothing P•ii l l in event
his return to 0111 Englatul.—(Evellitig Papfr.)

It is strange th.t no charge of hribery was pre-
ferred against the borough of Woution 1144 set,
although the influence of 111oN EY was felt in various
direct ions.
The Ambassador from the Netlwo lands left town
yesterday, on a visit to the Right ILou. CH Ant.ri
sold Mrs. LONG, at their seat, Bromley Hill, Livia.
Sir THOMAS AC LA Nu, Dart. arrived p sir' day
si (ireillon's hotel, Aiheurarle•street, from u tour.

An elopement, front a yowl' Ladle,' boarding-
school to Gretna Green, is notreed is a provinewl
paper under the head of “Efficts of Me genial
influence of Me Season."
Lard and Lady GAGF. and family are ex;rected
iu town un Wednesday next, front their scat in
Sussex.
Lord and Lady GRENVILLE are entertaining a
large party of ilir.titiguklre.l %Hs:tors, during the
holidays, at their seat, Dropinore.
Lord FOLEY Juts left town fur Nemtiwket.

Lord CHARLES MANNERS has left town tar Bel-
volt Castle, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of
RUTLAND, during the holidays.
Lord and Lady G. 11. CAVENDISH have left
Loan for their seat, Latimer', Bucks.

Should any future Loan CHANCF.I.T.ORS make
a point of seeino. all the young Ladies they may
have to dispose of in the little parlour before they
are married, a great part of the business iu Chnn•
cery should be otherwise disposed of, or the CHAN..
cia.toa should be "ex necessitate rei," a younger*
vault.

%Wednesday last Ilethel-hall, in Norfolk, the seat
of Sir 1:110mAS BIEEVoR, will ri scene of festivity
and rejoicing, on the occasion of his son, TIIoSIAS
BELVort, Epy. coming of age. To celebrate this
event, the worthy Baronet called around him his
friends, neighbours, and tenantry, whom he treated
in the tine style of old English hosintelity.
number of the Yorkshire sportsmen went up
to Newmarket, to see the watch betwixt Nogiso-
trate and toz•Orville, as large sums had been
betted Ul/011 the further, as ben% the Yorkshire
horse.
Ii is a curious fact, that in the Court Ahrtemetk,
published et Berlin, by M. DE Bycii. BONAPAILTS
iv desigiatted as a Knight of the Order of the Bleak
Eagle.