The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-23 00:00:00

ROYAL FAMILY.

WINDSOII, JULY tt
On Friday afternoon, about , two o'clock, the
ROYAL FAMILY Arrived here from Kew. as they
passed throagn Eton, the young gentlemen of the
College were drawn op on the outside of the Col-
lege, :ind received the Rov AL FAMILY with repeat-
ed humus. Ott the entrance into ;Windsor, the
Staff .rdshire Militia were drawn,up oe etch side of
Thom.u-street. and the band played as they passes'
the lines, which extended from the Bridge to the
White Hart Inn. The 9th Regiment of Light
Dragoons were drawn up near the Lodge to re-
ceive Theit: MtJrsTCis very window was filled,
and the streets were crowded to welcome the return
of th ROV AL Fatal r, bells tinging, guns firing.
Th joy and gladness that appeared on every Coo..
tenance rendered the sight truly delightful.
His MAJ Est- I, visited the Officers of the Stafford-
shire Militia, at the guard-house, very shortly after
his arrival. He went without a great coo, iinj
was caught in a shower.
In the evening. the ROY AL FAMILY Walked Ott
the terrace, for the first time this season, whial at.
traded a great crowd of persons. Among Clem
were several of the Nobility, and the Bishop of Not.
since and family. His MAJISYY conversed with
several persons of distinaion. He was observed
look exceedingly well, but had a bad hoarsercss.
He expressed to his attendants, that he felt himself
vet y well in every other respea. Her M AJIMT Y.l and
the Staffordshire Militia bands played wink the
ROYAL F•MILY were walking.
Saturday morning. at eight o'clock, the Rovat
FAMILY attended Divine Service.

Soon after breakfast, His Mai asrv, accompaah4
by the Princesses Soma and AMELIA. Will &Air
usual atteetlants, rude on hot seback to Cumberlead
Lodge.
Her Maitstv, and the Princesses Ancestry
Erizisacia, and M•ti Y. :00k an airing -cs tog.
more, and viewed the improvements that have beets
lately made there.
In the evening the ROYAL F u,t. v walked na
the Terrace. The Duke or Camas ..era and Lord
St. Netts's arrived in the evening
Yesterday morning the R t raL FARtg, Y walked
to St. Comrge's Chapel As ea.!, i?1)111 the
Lodge, the staffor..Lhire Mi , ;,;.1 I{..gimerit
of Light Dragoons, r.r . V,llet:terrs,
were drawn out in the t ' • • i His MAJLITT
Convened with several of it c .ificers As 14 p
the ranks. A great crowd 91 speetatnis fo'd 4ied
the koyal Party, and sal were a...l.:Ars to ice. His
M ESTY.

An excellent sermon was preai.....d t'v t'e Rev.
Dr. DOMWOkTII. the Cul6-11 in re:it:ncc• . from tits
Bth chapter of Eccl-siasties, and I I lit If •
Yesterday morning the Duke of Ct 04.. est ram
:mixed. In the afternoon Sir CH •1111.E4 .ROall
armed, and bad an au.tience of His MAiiir 1 012112 s
subjetft of some Court Martials.

The KING has been pleased to appoint the Riifit
Honourable GRANVILLI I.YVESON GOWL. (4;,:111.
monly called Lord GliaaiVitAL Larsson C;o
to be His MAJI.qTY'II Ambassador Ex:raerdinary
and Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. Petvaisargit.
The KING has been pleased to appoint Fil/INCR
&If moue, Marquis of Ht erectus, or be master ef
Hers?. to His MAJISTY.
The Right lionourabie Tenses, baser:sus is
returned for the Borough of Buckingham.
The Duke of DV:Ur/MIME gave a grand akar
on Saturday last to the Pt ince of Wet as, &r
LOUGHS,/ Astor, Earl and COLlMelit of Raw-
aoyan, Lord and Lady Massou4 0.. Sir W. W.
Mrs. FITVITIIIIIMT, Mr. Cstosssonos.
Lie, Lord Doseava or, Mr. ADAIR, Lady CAC/LINZ POMUNIST, Miss C•atILIPZ W. J 1,1.111, "alr.d
Mr. FOI,TIII.

A sumptuous dinner was given ou Saturday by
Sir PHILIP ST[ to Sir srosss• 874:Tti, and
a number of distinguished Naval thaZilf, at his
house in Fulham.

On Friday, Lnrd C.. To rt4Na was re-eieaed Re.
presentative for the City of 'Bath.
WILLIAM B. Pomo. sr , Esq. is guile to liowick,
on a visit to Mr. G EY.

The remains of Mrs. Ctest stars will be deposited
this day in a vault in Mary-la-bonr.e Church.
We are authorised to contradia the reputt of sa
intended marriage of the Miuchiuses% of Lows oils&
to the Eirl of Wsacuassa A. •

The Hon. Mr. Dorr will entertain a line pat!.
including the Prince at Waits, to-morrow, At his
house, in Grosvenor•square.
Lord Boaitiation and his bride have retuned
to town, and taken an cicgaat house, in Cuml.et-
land Place.

The Lad of Daavi sr, at week, entertained at
Cobham Hall a large party of Offices', frees
Chatham.

The Collates: of WEir 011itLAND gave her last
grand Concert for the season, last night, at to
house. in Berkeley-square.
The Right Hon. J. B tatsr nen was taken <add.tl-
- ill. yesterday inonnng. Last night he was con-
sidered in pre.at dancer.
Mr. LA ',laza r. Manchester-svare„ was tikel
suddenly iii. on Saturday. He is a•. tended b! t• 0
playsitiaii,.
Met. W. DUNnai 11.111 t her b tr".
in I lannver.square.
The Brentfnrd elettion commences this day. 1-.5
Candidates are expetted upon the i.astings at
o'clock.

Phis day a beautiful frigate will be launched f* -2'
His Majesty's Dock-yard at Wonlwich. She is t,
carry at her head Love and Music, personified by a
beautiful woman with a tambourine.

The public days at Knowsley will commence
.C.
Thursday, and continue for the seven followieg
Thursdays.
Mr. Ls goats is recovering from the effea of h.„4
late accident, but it is still karma that he never wim
be able to pursue his profession as a public dancer.
Sir G ZOO 11. PAILOI is recovering from his hue
severe indisposition. .
At the York Theatre, on Thursday last, Mr. tend
Mrs. H. Suanows were the Capin'', and Led"
Irwin of the night; and on Friday they was re
pc-form the parts of Petrie and Sh ;dock.
Mr. Coons was to perform the changers of Pew
pirefil,rk, I an/ Sir Arch, lb.
Worcester Tbsatns last week.