The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-24 00:00:00

PAVILION INTELLIGENCE.

The PRINCE REGENT %till continues his welcome
arjourts at the Pmvilioo, to the expressed oafishly.
boo of all ranks nod descriphons of people, though
the poor Wive the more weighty reasons to be glad.

The PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by Admiral
Sir EDMUND NAGLE, WAS iii public on Saturday.
His Royal Highness was on horseback soon after
mid-day, proceeding from the stable t- ['trance, in
Churd►-strect, to the downs rod cliff rules west-
ward. The weather was delightfully bright and
mild for the season, and bright with satisfaction
were the countenances of the people at beholding
his Royal Highness, under the most favourable
auspices of sown' health, and its concomitant
bless,. g, good spirits.
The display of equipages on the drives westward
on Saimitiv, from noon to Com o'clock, was bril-
liant—almost all the beauty ■nd rank of the
town appeared to be there ; the inspiriting aspect
of hilarity serined universal. It was after tour be.
fare the PRINCE REGENT returned to the Palace.
Divine Service, ►ovariahle at the Pavilion on the
Sahh.ith. was yesterday, in the presence of the
Puniest REGENT. &c. performed as usual, by the
Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG.

The arrivals last week were important and nume.
run+ the 5e:140.1.

The Earl Of Eiremont is returned to the Lodge. The
Counters of Carnaivun is on a visit there. General Sir
Alexander Don, Count Carman, Lady F. Fitzgerald, Lord
Henniker, dm came in last week.
Viscount anal Viscountess Keith, Sir C Burrell, Bart.
il,r Hun. T. Knox, the Dowser Duchess of Leeds, Lady
C Osborne, and a few others of importance, are is she
departure list.

The Libraries lost week were doily thronged with
foshionoble visitants.

THE MARCHIONESS ('F SALISBURY'S

ASSEMBLY.

This much-distinguished Lady in the fashionable
world gave her first grand card party mid assembly
nn Monday evening, at her elegant mansion in
Arlington-street, which was attended by nearly
300 persons of the first mak and fashion, including
his Imperial Highness the Archduke Maximilian.
the Duke slid Duchess San Carlos, and most of
the other Foreign Ambassadors and their L idies.
The four principal drawing-rooms were thrown open
on the occasion, they were brilliantly illuminated.
The company began to arrive soon after nine
o'clock, ausni 1!..; shunt we noticed—

Durh I Richmond and Mar!bonnie'.
Dowager .Marrhioness of I.alisdowii.
("smut and Countess Monster.
Count Dolma, and several other Foreigners of distinction.
Lords—Sidommih, Stair, IVinchilsea, and Murton.
Ladieg—Daridey, Blighs, Langford, Secacera, Galloway,
Ennisinure, C. Seymour, Macclesfield, De air.
ford, Winn, Morton, Ahoyne, Cordons, Doslow, H. Parkrr,
HA% iiinms, .1. Paget, Elizabeth Fielding, Glynn, two Smiths,
pr0m0.... Dumb Tancred, East; Palk, Perth, Harburlun,
and two 11.eunoxes.

Nws—D.Gtodon, T. Russell, L Skeffinglon, H. Englefield,
mid Calomel Draper.
Meninrass—Beaumont. C. Drummond, Boehm, Freeman.
tle. T. Minh, Stanhope, W. Pule, and Hon. -- Neville.
Hisses—Three Fiticlarenreo, two Beaumont., Jeffery",
Addiugtuus, Finches, (/,slow, Wuud, Aar. Gtr.

The Duke of 11oNTausx will give a elikod
dinner on Sennlay next to the Doke of Wim-
LINGTON nod all the Minister*, at his residence in
Grossenopistitiare.
The Ambassador from the Netherlands' intended
Brand entertainment to-morrow, to the Archduke
MAXIMILIAN, Torsi:lloy next.
The remains of the Countess of THANET were
removed on Monday morning from her late seat,
Park, for interment, in the family vault
at Itsinharn, never Seven o.ka.
Mr. Anil Mrs. G. Fox are ►eturned to York-
shire. from u tour of visits to Lord* WESTMOR.
LAND, EXETER, LONNDALK, &c. &C.
ON Monday list lord GRANTHAM entertained
a lame p.irly of Officrop, beloogiog to the York-
aline I UV•dr•. et 1110 see, Newby Hall.
Sir Giost:E CLERIC. the Member for the County
of Edinburgh, ia, on account, we presume, of his
profound knowledge of flimsier, named a mein.

tioporiaid services to the Wonky in the late Expiditiosi of tier of the Fitittse Committee ! Neither Mr.
ivourei), sod greet expel tat • were natural) formed cif .1 'Kits cy
.Mr. C ILE NFELL has been thought
tai nudity of which be would prove on the inspire about to
worthy 01 111111 1101110111 i ! What a ground of pride Is
sal Alf HANOI Mg, The Admiralty, with great liberally
anilja.'gmens. had directed the greatest pains to he taken in R this to tile Ureliulders of our metropolitan county !
Rollo r education, and hr had been several months at —(Srofstann,)
with this view, when he was seised with a viultrit
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Ib sou extremely sad though rather slow is the at. I the next Number of the Nsw Murerlft.V Nfatift.•
iinalent knowledge, hewas todustr ..... s,sealous,and cheer. ° SOME will contain, anteing many other articles, a very late.
fat, astd wiways vatefill fur the kisadneva mot attentiors shewo testing Memoir (accompanied by a striking of the
Is his Ho. „mode sod simple umisuees bad M. - Rev C. ft. 111ATURIN, the relehrsted Author of " Bertram,"
keestid those who hail opportunities of knowing him pr. " lermael,"&r. The public are requested to observe, thsit
011.1 11y is a way that will not soon he fargotteo. To the t this bomber is the second of a New Volume, and, as in cow.
pager his his., we fear, is irreparable—to his friends it is ; sequence .4' the increased demand fur this soak, disappoiet-
d"ably %.1111C. Just before his death, the poor Esquimau% Norms have unueuidubly occurred, those who wish to cum-
sod he knew he was golog to die; that his father mid masilwr ' mrure with the preseut Volume are advised to transmit their
Li died in the same way; and that his sister, who was she unirrs irmardinirly to their respective anokarilera.—The
I. tofal I is relation's, bail just appeared to him mid calh.J preceding Numb,' is accompanied by a characteristic Pon.
him as..y! I trait sod Remote of tho Poet Wordsworth.