The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-30 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Surnmssa 28.

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Mr., Hi'dry is stinnuneed for Tristram Fickle,
in The Weathercock, at our theatre, this nigiii, for
his own benefit.

Vestrii will commence an engagement
of two nights oh Monday.
Mrs. Orger and Miss Cubitt are playing at the
Worthing theatre.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge be-
came. ever• day more beloved and popular. Since
his Royal Highnevs's sojourn at the Palace, which
yet comp►ises but seventeen days, he hlis, with the
meet. unbounded liberality and condescension, ex-
tended ha gracious and princely patromige to talent
in every department, and proved himself the warm
friend and steady supporter of science. The
Royal Duke has twice stetted the theatre, honoured
Mr. Ymes with ha presence at the Old Ship, and
this evening the vocal and instrumental concert
announced by Mr. Keisewetter, and which will be
a grand treat to every lover of the divine science of
music, is by his Royal Highness's immediate com-
mand. taideed wt Bear that the Royal Duke is alto-
gertwethe projeetor of the cower..

We MN happy to annormace that that distinguish-
ed heoefeetresa of the poor, Mrv. Coedit, is expect-
ed in a vet, few days.
Lady ltwharde and daughter have takes private
lodgings on the Old Steyne.

Mr. Arbuthnot errited et the York Hotel on
Wedoesday, where he was soon after visited by Sir
Edward illskenev.
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Letly Shelley' arrived and dined at the Old
Ship on Thursday, and returned to Lewes is the
evening.
Colonel. Reynett and Pratt, Sir James Lyon,
and Major Jame, are at the Pavilion Hotel.
Mrs. Rothschild and family are among our Istrat
arrivals, and are on a visit at the superb mansion
of Moses Mocatto, Esq. on the West Cliff.
We are happy to taste that the amiable and ac-
complished Lady Louisa Cornwallis is perfectly re-
covered from her lameness, since her arrival at
_Brighton, which her Ladyship has been suffering
Nader nearly two years, occasioned by spraining her
ankle while in the act of dancing.
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The Rev. Mr. Milford, Liidy Richards and
daughter, Captain and 11114. Cartsreight, and Ma-
jor Mandy. are minting the recent arrivals at the
York Hotel.

Yeaterday morning, at nine o'clock, hie Rgppsl
Highness the Duke of Youit• left his hedge ie LW
Stable-yard fur Chevtly Hall, near Newilailliiif."4.
a shooting party. It is expected his Reirill NIT=
hers will occasionally attend the races at /414w-
market.
Yesterday the Ittpo attended divine sii
the Chapel Royal. St. James's: the Drew, 19011
performed by the Rev. R. C. I'ACKNIAN,; the
thews. " Blessed be Moo. Lord God of Israel," Was
long by Messrs. SALMON, HAWES. mud J. B. SALE,
sad Masters WEALRY semi FAN/MALL.
The Doke of YORK visited the KING on Slow-
airy.

Her _Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT, ac.
compettied by the Princess noon's and Prince
CAA!)Atiof Leiningen, and Capt. CosaoT, shised
at Dove! on Saturday mottling. at FO n'elock;14111
Ramegate, with the Baroness DE TUBUll; the Ist..
ter soon aftet embarked in the Arrow Post-ofOce
steam packet for Colors. Her Royal Highoess and
poly left fist kiamagate about two o'clock, under • .
salute from the Heighte battery, which announced
the Priocesi's atrial, as she passed the Castle, at
it o'clock.
The Doke of ST. A mums. Earl BURFORD, sod
'he Lathes BOAUCLERt, are reading at their mat,
4irttwn, Surrey.
The Duchess of PORTLAND and Lord' Bsw.
TINCR are among the last departures from Haatsugs
for town.

Accounts from Berlin of the 15th mention the,
lumvur of a marriage between the King of Put/sits
and the divorced Quern of SWEEMN. who was fur-
wily the consort of GUSTAVUS IV.; and it is
saded, in corrobotation of this report, that his
Prussian Ms.sztetr, iu his way to Verona, will pass
through Curlsrube, the usual residence of the Es-
Quinn and her ma.
The neptisls between Pitt IMP Passer, Esq. and
Lady EMILY youngest daughter of the
Earl .1 CARNAAVoiI, are expected to take 'ace
on Thursday nest, at his Lordship's seat, Hugh
CI"T", Berks.