The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-20 00:00:00

HANOVER PAPERS.

HANOVER, ocToselt 12.
His Majesty spent the day of his "trivia iu private
with his.brothers. On the gth his imperial High-
ness the Archduke Ferdimuid wits presented to bis
liesly, sod likewise Prior* Frederick of Heave
and the Prince of Tour-and.'/'s4!,. The King
*hued in private with his bedbug* ded:dire shoes.
mentioned Prince', and the Pastes bf Brunswick,
win were presented in his Majesty on his arrival.
At table Prince George, son to the Duke of Cum-
berlsnd, and Prince George, son to the Duke of
Cambridge, were presented to the kit% by their
latent?.
On the 10th, before his Majeoty'o solemn nifty,
the Officers of the Royal Household, mud the Ge-
nerals and saperior Officers were preeested. In the
evening, when the King drove -through the city to
view the illuminations, the Ditcbisses of Cptaber-
lend and Cambridge, and tl'e ArchdUke Ferdiniurd
were iu the carriege with his Majesty. On the 1 lib.
niter the Archduke Ferdinand and the Marquis of
Londonderry had en audience, the follaiwing pre.
imitations were made to 'his' Majesty In the Atalienee
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from Lubeck; SyntliclionSecuen, from liaeolisigh;
litirgomaster Von Growing, from Bremen; Coast
&Inch from the Duke of Sate MALI; Psesidiat
Igallzahn, Deputy for the Duke of Oldenburgh.
After the Rojas! Princes, thy Princess of PruizswiFic., ,
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and Prince, Jrzerleriek ur nesse had ,I.tor atfittilok;
and iht rfrgh Chafe:mesh)* ChattifbeileihieW
Aid end. the glatiriii tetoreteratet*
presented sit the Englishoitill the ditibtrilasiori is
the *der ill wfAch thei'v tett bees prisented, their
suites, and the subject, of their respective Sore-
Tetras. The High Chambezinin Oleo preaeittazi 416
ilighnele Prince tattatarso Akeciae•barss, mod
his *itemises General Yews, sad sM the is di-
gits poem* ; and offer Ail hit it yitlf liighimar'the
D. WI ate oiler .100 i. 414(16
and all Qt *Rims .cil OS tart ant"
1.601 infetkrei regiamnte of lief raid. Mit Mew-
bane pimievtatioas game se gran thee chat Iheme;
ing mem tested from cut* VII *Mr ekliiek,
dories rU which bibs his Majesty iettisise4
handing, most gracious /I aphatimi pe goyim&
• few aside every eme, • At. alight is
evening, she were hotired,'who were mt
tented singly te'lhe Kiss; 'by the Connteis of
"twirler. The sing *itch Indy es the
foreheZd, mud spoke is the most catudeeneudisig
*Marry aweempenied the
Duchesses of 4arirberland and Csnibridge.l
walked several times through the rooms, while the
Music sifts playing, and conversed eriih .crs'al or
the ireriehe Present, and retired to hie opartiuecos
st half peg tea giant*.

The thry before yesterday, the inhabitants of Nil
eapitil had the happiness of feting their beloved
govereign make his 'oleos entry. His Majesty
mounted his horse at Herseshausew at Waif-pare
one lee-Lefka The procession was arranged as re-
Related id slit progetatetsw previetrely poblished,
seri pearreeeled throrwth the event* of Herreethsasen,
at the ectrenee of which his Majesty allowed the
city guard on horseback to escort him. In the
avenue the regimerat of ciwalry were drawn ap..ea
each side all the way to the city. The iwk ave.
noes were crowded with spektatees, who S,fireved
the procession with ii.eetrant acclamations, and
cries of " lied sale eke ring !" in which the
troops ned,
At the awl of the SPRD4f, where a ValloPbala
snda 1.116 eracteii, hie Meknes,- was welcomed by
citizens of the suburbs in Cede dresaes, and young
ladies, who strewed flowers before him ; at the
pie were the risql authorities end the clergy.
who complimented his Majisty. A solute of 101
gaps amatammil is ',Aram* of his ?Milroy
With% the Halls 9, NI faithful German tapital.
His Majesty Ptsaitfd throuth a double file of artil.
fro, to the triumphal arch, where yam, ladies
fomented • poem, which his blayeaty mom yeti-
rawly received, accompanied by the ringing of all
*shells, by the thunder of the cannon, and, "Welt
was certainly the most agreeable to his Majesty. the
iuceenniat rejoicings of the multitudes that thronged
the *Worts. The royal prereesioss advaseed very
iaowly, re that any body could see his lieloved
Monarch, Who with an affability that excited feel-
iugs of gratitude and delight iu all. saluted on all
sides as he rode along. After the rkiaehment of
the hussars of the guard that opened the proeeision,
followed 9 state carriages each drawn by 6 horses;
immediately before the King rode his Royal High-
ness die Duke of Cumberland ; on the King's
right band the Duke of Cambridge, and on his
left the Archduke Ferdinaerl. His Majesty wore
the Diatom of a Hanoverian Field-Marshal, with
the insignia of the order of the Guelphs. The
etiletidid procession increased by a numerous snits
Of cavalry, passed between the files of the
citizens and then of the military, through several
streets to the palace of the Duke of Cambridge,
where his Majesty, the Royal Dobai:mat the
King's immediate attendants, dismatiuted and en-
remit.

'l'be procession. and the guard of hononr, cern-
posed of chisels* on horseback. halted in the
Streets, soon after the citizens defiled before the
palace in military array; when his Majesty appeared
with. the Princes at the balcony, and acknowledged
by repeatedly bowing to the joyful buzzes of the
people. About four o'clock the procession put
itself in motion to return to Herrenhausen ; his
"Majesty rode in * state carriage drawn by eight
white horns, and peering through several streets left
the city by the Cleve gate to return to Herren-
henget' ; another white of artillery announced his
Majesty's *departure.
In the evening the city was finely illuminated,
teenspereiscies and inscriptions were displayed en
all sides, and three war not a single house 'mills-
initiated. His Majesty, with the Princesses slid
the Officers of his Court. came to the city. and
drove through the streets to view the illumination.
The • Duke of Cambridge rode by the side of the
King's earriage. lVlierever his Majesty passed he
win 'rectived with transport by the crowds who con-
tinuthl to throng the itreets till e late ItoUr, in-
dolgissi in the happiness, of 'loving their Sovereign
imeging (hens.
"To-Inetrew his Mikity will eerie, the tteepe
that are 'rationed in the city and the euvirolis 'On
the 15th, WIN. end 17th, verities evelelieas will:
'be executed by the imps el ill esesi•; is ill( -11111 s.
lilt be the rend howbeit poly OS
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