The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

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ROYAL F t.wILT.

On Saturday morning, His MaturaviDakee of
Curium' awn and Kzwr. Princesses AM
.atri, So-
wers, and Ausebta. accompanied by Loi-d
, Generals Da Bove, C•atwaiont, and
Pit zany, rode in Windsor Great Park until one
o'clock.
His Menne and the Patronesses walked on the
• Terrace in the evening, after which they had a
concert.
As the Rev. Mr. MORRIS. Chaplain to Their
' Majestic', was going to the ft ,yal Chapel to per-
'-forin his duty, he slipped down in the Court-yard. and
dislocated his leg. which prevented divine service
ribbig petfnrmed that morning; we are happy to
dam he is in a fair way of recovery.
On Thursday morning, a large stone fell en one
if the labourers in the Castle, which smashed his
>k to pieces.
Her Maaasir did not quit the talace the whole
flare day.
Yesterday morning. the Duke of Yong arrived at
Windsor, and transaftod business with His MA.
nate. Afterwards be attended the Laarade, in the
,Vmsavyard. of the Blues and she fford '
mow with His Masasee, accompanied by Gene.
finds Cut:walnut, Da Bung, and Fitseoe. and
,Colonel T►vcos. After which, His NIAJ
Princesses Auouse• and Am et.i r, walked to
Church, accompanied by the Dukes of Yong and
CA /IN toot, who returned to the Palace, attended
by Lord WIPICHSLAIA, Lady ALIINIIII CO5lllllll-
- MD, Generals De Buns and GAstii, and Colo-
nel TAT cot, *here a sermon was preached by Dr.
CNA messes. After the service, the Archbishop of
C•rrteasure (who arrived yesterday morning)
waited in the church, and held some conversation
with His hirsute. His MAJEST v and the Pain-
cuss% went in a carriage to Irogmore, where the
Qs; sae and the other Pe [NC went some time be-
fore., They retained to the Palace about two
o'clock.
II the weather continue fair, it is 'erpeaed the
Terrace will be crowded this evening, as the town
is fall of company.
The lrib of Yoee left Windsor for ()elands,
altesr4tonding Hi.. MAss4ty and the Pe [nouns to
ehar4 rt.;4lettthe Dnke of CA Yam oat left Windsor
fore.

The last arrivals at Bub a *—
Duke sod Duchess of Athol, Lady Iroadall, Hon. Mr.
and Mn.G.er, Sir Fdaud Leah*. Si, H. and Lady Holmes,
General and C Alias Bowies. Col. Caoainisisa.n. Col. Taylor,
Liout-Dcdenet Knfsht. Dasosio Doswell Capstan. Mockler.
Captain Grarn, Capella Skiptawn, and C 4011.14 and Ms. ,
Mallet:.
At the Opera, last Saturday, were, the Doehenen
ofSST. At.a a's, Hotross and Dosser i the Mar-
ehionewes of Dowesittee;Doisteat. and IVats.as.
LEY; the Countesses of Haaariscrtom, Cosa.
Ctaas Nurser, Basta•stosts, and Da Revolt ;
the Ladies Haw•artea, Pieta, Ds CL I iTOOII4
ELLIOT, and B tAUC PI A Idt.
The IA of Osumi* tows, lest Friday, for
kismet it Woalterton. Norfolk.
.Lard and Lady BOSTON, and the Miss la eye, are
. pass the wormer at their beautiful seat at
Hedso, Lodge, Backs.
The Rev. Mr. Surtr left Chesterfield House,
last Saturday, for Wirthing.
The Earl and, Countess of Essex gave a grand
dinner, yesterday. to a large party of Nobility, at
Chashinbury Park.
•Sir Jona. Lady Neweoar. and unite, left their
Bonus in York-street, St. James's, at eleven o'clock
yesterday morning, for Ireland. They will go di-
re!! to Waterford, and after U.* worthy Baronet has
,hired h;lnesostiusents, he will proceed to Dublin, to
elteed to the duties of his official situation.
The Earl and Countess S left town at
Ave o'clock, yesterday afternoon, for Wimbledon,
to dinner.
Coorra, for Brighton, General Sir SAMUSL
Auestuory and Major Esau morose, for Ramsgate.
left Kiasu•s's Hotel yesterday.
The Duke of Gmoncesi at gave a grand dinner
en Saturday, to a cilia party of friends, at his new
readiest*, the sad of Portland-place, late Lard
RINDLISIBAM'S. During the earning, his band
played martial airs in the gardens before the lupine,
to the great pleasere of the Portland-place fro
This kleinlaut; of his Royal -.
Iles already pot his fair neighbours into the
hopes that such treats r. ay often be repea
Hyde Park was very fait of company yesteribly.
Nis Royal Highness the Duke of Gtousgsr aa, *is
Duke and Duchess of Sr. Ateases, the Duke of
Aux, Lt. ; the Marquisses of Steffens), Dinettes,
nod Laaspown ; the Marchionesses of Do w minas
sod WOLLZSI.IT ; the Earl and Countess Spew
esat the Earls of IVISTNICHI L•po and Cooties
Vi-event WiNTWOILTII ; Lords PETLISII Lies SAci.
NlsDestato ; and Sir Gls. and Ledly
Haar. C ra.were amongst the elegant company...
The Park was cleared by five o'clock.
The Prince of Wait es has expressed his intentiss
to be present at the York Races, and to send at
hones to them.
Two artists, of the Lyceum at Warsaw, Messrs.
Vocal. and Fear, are preparing far the press a
magnificent work. entitled, 7*rasets if • Painter its
Passe It is to be filled with engravings of the
scenery, antiquities, Etc of Poland, and will be the
first work of the kind relative to that country.
At a late audience of the National Institute, the
Emperor N•rottos, we are told, conversed very
affably with several of its Members. Among the
Test, he Teproached M. FONTIIIIILS, President of the
Legislative Body, (who first introduced himself to
entice by an eulogy on Wasnisoros) for having
highly commended, in the public papers, a work by
.14' Mott, in which, despotism is praised as the
ant form of Gianni/sent. FONTAN was. at the
Moment, at a loss for a better excuse, than that the
Author was a very reveelabie LINO. "Then praise
his exc-lien; charader,' rejoined the Euratom;
4' and judge his Work with impsni3lity. Are we
to he thrown hack into the Mural century I and
*ill you not sula• as to retail) or= the Republic of
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