The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-07 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JANUARY 4.

This afternoon the Prince Regent took an inring
on horseback to the westward. Hiv Riiyitl [light-
ness was followed by only one servant. The l'l4.
Wiwi dinner party to-day, 114 On all other ocessiiiii%,
New Year's Day excepted, when akw tend.; carte
honoured with 1111/ItltlollS, was confined to the suite
of Nobility at theyslace.. . _ .

The Earl of Yarmouth, Lord Lowther, uml
Count Munster, left the Pavilion this mursilog lur
London.
The Palace arrivals have been the Earl of M.
ram from Bognor, and M►. Long, front town.
The return of Sir Benjannu Bloomfield is look-
ed for this evening.

The Marquis of HUNTLY has taken an elegant
mansion in Great George-street, West 000 bb %ter,
where his Lordship and family are expected this
week from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of
BEDFORD, at their seat, IVuolourn Abbey.
The late Lady CREWE. of Crew Hall, in the
county of Chester, was the only daughter of Fui.Ra
GREYILLS, E•q. and was married in 1766 to the
present Lord. Her remains were interred in the
family vault at B•rthotaley, on Tuesday senitight.
The opera of Figaro is to be produced at Co-
vent-garden Theatre us soon its Mimi STBPHF.NN
returns to town. The part or the Page is 10 he
personated, we under►tand, by Mrs. T. lltt.t., who
is establishing her musical reputation under the able
instruction of Mr. litsitor.

Mr. BARTLEY, we regret to observe, hint not re-
ceiver. that attention sloe to his acknowledged use-
rift. He is a very chaste suit excellent actor, and
his Sir Anthony .4brolate has not beers surpassed in
this country. Another week will preseut Mrs. BA It'T
LEY iis stew parts, and enable us more correctly to de-
signate her peculiar excellencies. It much to be
desired that her voice was more melodious ; these
tones, so masculine, clear, and powerful, are indis-
pensable for the heroine—they are weak and inef-
ficient in the softer passions.—(New York Paper.)
Lord CASTLEREAGU'S baggage, containing a ser-
vice of plate, with a quantity of other vulualde
effects. arrived in the River on Sunday evening
last from Aix-la-Chapelle. His Lordship's ser-
vants. who conducted the baggage, embarked
with it at Antwerp, stud had a very dangerous par.-
sage. being eleven days at sea.

To the great grief of •ll his friends, the worthy
Baronet, Sir JOHN THROCILMORTON, departed this
life a few days since. The cause of his death was
■ dropsy, which terminated iii apoplexy. Sir JOHN,
• Goa vivant, was long remarkable fur the hospitality
of his table.

A Suffolk County Meeting was held at Stow-
market on IVeduesday, for the purpose of taking
into consideration an Address of Condolence t•o the
PRIMER REGENT oo the death of her MAJESTY.
CHARLES BERNER% Esq. the High Sheriff, having
taken the Chair, began by observing, that he had
inadvertesitty omitted the name of the Duke of
GRAFTON in the list of Noblemen and Gentle-
men whose names appeased in the
He had received a letter froin the Marquis Coax.
WA LLis,requestiog him to add she Duke of GuAr-
Tow's name, but that he had by mistake inserted
the name of the Duke of NoirFos.K, a.td he beirg-41
to apologise to the county for this accidental otitis.
moo. He had since received a letter from his
Grace of NORFOLK, eXpret.reve or his -assent to the
object of the Meeting. The requisition buying been
read, Mil.csort EDGAR, E.g. ruse awl observed,
that twelve months had scarcely elapsed aince they
had rissetubltd for the purpose of voting an Address
of Condolence to thi. Pot scs REGENT. On the
death of his beloved daughter. the Princess CHAR-
LOTTR of SAXE CODURG—tlus day they were met
to prepare a ►imilar Address to his Royal Highrieas,
on the decease of Isis Royal Mother. This Address
was seconded by Sir P. a. V. BSOKB, Bart. and
carried unanimously.

The fallowing Notice has been sent to the several
King's COUIIIWi at the Chancery Bar:—
The LORD Cassutt.ow will not .it ou Friday, the 11th of
Jeattery, to bear Bankrupt Petitions at Lincralu'a inn Hall,
(u be iirteudeil), sot wit! his Lordship sit till after further
Notice.
[Signed by the Secretary of Baubetipes]
The first Seli before Term r. turd for the 15th of
January.

Yestertlay Mr. Setirant SFI.I.ON took leave of
the Magistrates at Ilnion Office. and
will take his seat this day at Hatton-garden.
13',11/0:1 ALLEYNU, the Master of I.)u
College. is typnitittd SII Ole Learned Serjestit's
place at intive Hisll.

TWELFTH NIGH r.

This *Festival, almost the lan these
low in the train of the new.year, and are
the old and the young, by the wealthy
gent, as seasons of enjoyment and rehexcit,
last night celebrated wttl► its accustomed Int
tu►d hilarity. The *bops of the prittelu,sl
cooks exhibited every• imaginable variety of 7'i
cake, from the enormous mess; Weighing a
of a ton, and richly lessalated *itlt condos a