The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-13 00:00:00

CHELTENHAM, JCLY H.

Last night their Royal Highnesses the Prince
and Princess of Denmark end suite arrived at this
town, and put up •t the Plough Hotel. They
passed through Wr.rcester, Tenksbury, &c. &c.
and were well received. Their intended visit was
made known by an out-rider ihrt preceded them,
and although it was past ten o'clock when they ar-
rived, yet most of the principal inlinbitants and
visitors assembled and paid every mink of respect
to the royal personages.
This morning was ushered in by the ringing of
bells, and Captain Nouhall, the Master of the Ce-
remonies, and tunny of the principal inhabitants
and visitor* of distinction, vi,ited the royal pair,
and were received with the most gracious ■nd affa-
ble condescension.

Their Royal Highnesses breakfasted at len
o'clock, and at two o'clock • dejeume a la fuureketie
was served up to them. At three o'clock they took
leave of the place and set off for Hereford, where
they sleep to-night.
Next week this town will be fuller of visitors
than it has been fur many years ; we have not only
the attraction of the races, but • balloon ascends
with two gentlemen, viz. Mr. Green, who ascended
from London on his Majesty's Coronation, and a
scientific gentleman, a Mend of hi,.
It is stated that the Prince amid Princess of Den-
mark have expressed their deterniinatiou to return
to Cheltenham to see the races and witness the
ascent of the balloon.

Yesterday the Duke of Yoai visited his MA-
JltaTY.

Yesterday morning the Duchess of CLOLCINTER
and the Princess AUGUSTA left town for lisg.hot.

The Marquis of LooDorroottair and the Eutl of
LIVERPOOL bud sudieuces of the KING yesterday.
The Duke of BEDFORD, by the accounts re-
ceived IN town yesterday, we are happy to state
is getting much better.
The Earl of MOUNTEDOCOMDE, we regret to
state, has met with a very se/1011s accident. As his
Lordship was walking across the drawing-room of
his bowie, in the west end of the town, herd! rod
broke his thigh bone.
Mr. HARLEY, of Drury-lane Theatre, will com-
mence ao engagement for three nights at the Stam-
ford Theatre, on Monday.
A quantity of ice from Scotland was yesterday
delivered at Mr. GRANGE'S, confectioner, at Pic-
cadilly. The novelty of ice at this season of the
year attracted much notice from the passengers.
On Saturday his Msiorrtr's prize, given to the
Royal Company of Archers. was shot for in the
East Park of the Meadows, Edinburgh, and, after
►mart contest was gained by Sir PATRICK
WAt.R6R, Knight. A young gentleman, who was
standing too near one of the target', was slightly
wounded in the arm by ■n arrow.

Mazda') and Co. sold the two first 20,000/.
Prizes last Lauer), Contract.—Lottery begins
NEXT TUESDAY, when Ten Capitals are sere to be
Drawn, and way be gained at a trilling risk, &seen, pur-
chaser way relent his Ticket or Share after taking the
chance of the first day as a 'stall reduction from the prier he
gave, iris.—only 11. ISL en a Whole Ticket, and 4s. en • flix•
tresih : ether Shares le proportion (if brunt/hi track bent.
26th July). Wheel eostaiss two Prizes of 30,0001, two of
20,000/. Consols, he. her Net two Blanks to a Prise.—
HAZARD and Co.'. Oilers, Royal Exchange Gate; fie,
Cerobill i sad 324, Oxford street.