The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

WINDSOR, Y.

Yesterday eve g the Mikes of YORK
KENT left the Castle. The floral Party
Froginore soon after ten o'clock.
This morning her Royal Highness Princess
Ctiatttovrr. and suite left Cranboura Lodge for
Weymouth. Her Royal Highness will sleep at
the Bishop of SALISBURY'S to-night, at Salisbury.
Her MA3 F.STY took uh airing to Frogniore to-day.
Princess AUGLSTA, attended by General; WYN.•
YARD and TAYLOR, took an airing► on horseltack•
and Lady MARY TAYLOR followed in a coach mad
four.

and
kit

The Duchess of YORK ir.'aVeS the. Castle to-duy
for Outland*.

A grand Cricket Match is tilaying, this day, in
the Bachelors' Acre, between elev,!ti of Wiiid,or
and eleven of Sunning-hill. The NVindsor side, the
first gut gti. When this account came
away the Sunniug-hill was in.

The fittings-up of Guildhall for the late grand
Fetes, as %%ell the Royal Rooth and Temple in
the Park, are to be sold by auction. Thera will be
a large attendance of Jews among the I•irlers. The
nest rag-fair, it is supposed, will be better supplied
than any fur many years past.—They are thus
described in the Advertisement:—

" Tregaplit, and other carpenters' work ; valuable crimson
doll, draperies, coverings and hangings, green baise, serge,
expensive carpets and matting, and various tither tootle ar-
ticles used on the above-mentioned occasion ; the wbuis.,l4
videll and arranged iu suitable lots, and u ortkv we nticut wit
of wykolstersrs, drapers, tailors, cupeuters,
boil kr~, lo tk-
ing-c:ua'-makers turtle's, and others.
The Theatre. at Paris are much inferior to throw
in Loudon in the elegance of the decorations and
tlw brilliancy of the cliandeliers; they product,
however, a very light and pleasing eirect by the
means of a drop cloth enildazoned with the anus of
the country, which they use as a substitute for our
heavy dark green curtain, and which is painted to
haritioniw with the rest of the house. The (Went-
gordem Proprietors have adopted this improvenscia„
and have prepared a cloth of the above description,
in perfect unison with the tasteful ornaments of the
theatre, which renders the cup &red of the interior
complete.
The Watering Places on the extensive coast of
Sussex and Kent are, at the present moment, lite-
rally overflowing with company. The towns of
Brighton, Worthing, and -lasting% were saver
known so full—houses, apartments, or even sin-
gle beds, being, to use u familiar phrase, not to be
load for love or money." In the course of the
vast week not lea than one hundred families, tumor
of a hots were of the first distinction, arrived and
departed from Flastings, diwippointed in pursuit of
houses deal accommodations, which, to the great a.-
vet of tlw inhabitants, could toot lie Whorled.
.1 1111 l lig the number of those whom advice tsr choice
had brought to that enchanting place, but who, un-
fortutiately, could not be provided with accommo-
dations, we observed, the Lord Bishop of Loudon,
the Earl of Charleville, Lotd Montague; Ltalicl.
Perth, Kirkwall, Pomfret, Sir W. Geary, &e, &c.
The town at present presents one splendid throng
of gaiety and fashion. The evening !motif. natir itt
crowded beyond example, aided by the bril-
liancy reflected from Barry's Lilicary, the petain-
bultilora prolong their favourite excio•Ose to. it late
hour ere they retire to their home or the !Arnim.
Charles, the celebrated ventrilotinist, performed
before a cast assemblage of fashionialiles at Bain .s.
nn Wednesday evening, and last iii6!it was tied
for ties second wet kb aeir&ubly.