The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-30 00:00:00

TILE DUKE GLOCICEST.ER.

Hie Royal Highweem ,fie Rabe of Gloomier bets again bte-
Meereci oar comity by vitrified the mock-admired aceeeif on
ti• Wake of the Wye. His Royal Highness arrived al Rog
egfiritorday evening, amtampaeied only by an Aide.de-Camp
wed two attendante. He Mopped at the Rimea Head, and
iremedistify proceeded to visit the church, chards ya.d,
owl prospect airlines, with whielt hie Royal Highness ea-
ifeemerd himself mach dredged, sod poi sieolsely no with the
,eloper' mammy sod majestic apprentice of the MlPeaer
•is Imes in the chugich-gard (planted by the Man of Rots),
lead supposed to be she finest is cnglaed. Rie Royal Fligh-
Mee returned to the Rind's Head, when he dusted and
.slept, and o s the foilowied moralud, in the Modem sod moot
teemiceceediod manner, aceempeeted by tie Mayor of Rom
*Nathaniel Morgan, Reg) be viewed she holm formerly the
• widest., of the Mae of Rose, nod she original portrait of that
arli*Me character, in the dommaivil of J. 9. Cviii"nr FO9. and
~ftmerarde gratified the ishabitairt. by egoist walking on the
"clioreblard and prospect walk.. had at o'clock his Royal
klidiremem maims lied in about for ilm•inoeth, le view the brae-
-110 scenery of the Wye, greeted. h) a merry peal and amide'
ibd tent, cheers of ail clammy of the inhabitants who bad
egeembled on the banks on the occasion. Oa his Royal
Mighneree depot ture from the Riot's Head, he very Cos-
ithe tendirrgy ezpreseed to Mr. Waring his great satiefaetion
b 4 hie excellent accommodation', and politely thanked him
teethe merited attritive which had li.eu paid Irialotabile 4
fie Cis s Head.—{Her(ord Journal.)

'DIME OF GLOUCIESTEiti VISIT TO. 11014110t*T13.

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Penitent heist Owes to prepare accommodations for his
%evil Highness at 'lir Seasfert Arras his, who was pro-
• .mdse down to the Wye from Rues to Minialooth, un the
Rh& sostant, the Magistrates directed their officers to
pwarinhile iso4 accompany them to the sway, to receive
the . Prince Se • 'Ginner worthy of his distieguisbed
Ninth From two till fuer o'clock the banksofthe river were
l'ineA with so immense comeliest of well-davesed isikabi-
teals, sisal at funr o'clock, as the vessel passed the bridge,
the royal visitor was bailed with the tundra oedema.
Wont. Suva as. the ring* alighted from the pierome
'sett, and amended the shire of the limy, the kliyiw (Mr.
Charles Heath), with the Bailiff and Coroner in their
forge, *fib the Classibee loin and other fronds, reeled hos
'toys' Iligho. es to the gloms of the )use nod their
sienna hmough. • His Revd Highness • eceivi d these
liestirausii aof respect is the must gracious end condi-scent-
ing metmer,•nil, instead of entering hie cairiage, 'shine was
is waitieg, the Prilise„ at the mourn of the Mono, rocked
.to die above lain, respectfully bowing to nll who elaialid
his notice. He then coined big chariot, and proceeded
to.R.aglaiiil Castle, with which he &aired himself most
highly gratified, and afterwards relented to dinner. The
Mayor tusk incision to again visit ihelleisice, sod to solicit
site boisoor of noullieg, the next moruieg, his
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nese snow" the 13ingesos of the bormigh which was resghly
stsse•ted toe sod eine o'clock appointed for ;Ise ceredmuy,
prmious to which the Prince, secompeeted by the Moyer,
•isited 11w Castle, the birth-place of Kinit Henry V. and
the gs-dea of Thomas A. Williams, Esq. and as the
aresstier was most propitious, the Duke expressed the
greatest delight at witnessiog the pleasing scene of plenty
united with beauty which spread itself before him. Os bruit
anndocted tu the /ma Boom, his Royal Highness repeated
,tistoliner testirpooA of respect to the company assembled.
From heart the piocession moved to the Toted Hall, and
oo its arrival Ili* Royal Highness took his station on the
nett hand of the Mayor. Sims as the usual formalities
had been gone through, T. G. Phillputts, E 4. rum, and
is a suitable Addrem to the Burgesses begged leave to
gimps. his Royal timbers. William Frederick Duke of
"6•0"1" as a Balltrts of list borough, "duels was se-
conded by l'humas Tudor, Eaq, and ou a show of hands
beteg called for, the Prince was declared, tosseirainisly
elected, and the Choice crowned with 'rime distinct Peels of ape
.plague, His Royal Highness refereed shanks to the Ber-
geson in as appropriate addicts; sod the Mayor then rose,
sod addressing the Burgesses, observed, lia; no 11.0 left band
Mood Sir Wm. De Creopigny, Bart. M.P. tor stout htimpton, a
. Gentleman well known en the House of Cintiateus as the 6' ist
sod steady advocate of those rigl9 "hils wire so dear to the
-people of this hinge-um. mud ttterefpre lie would, *ills their
permission, propose the woathy Baronet for their choice,
-which was seconded by. John Spencer Woollen, Eaq. and
.iss a allow of hands being tailed for, bit Royal Highness
Wad if bin vole could be received} and on being an.
awered iii the affirmative, he most eiudly corned to Sir
• William and logged his acceptance of his that vote as
1 a Bingen. of Monmouth, which was as courteously at-
sikeewhtiged by Sir. William, awl in iyhirk.vnice, the photo
urt testified their apprubnion by the moat heartfelt •p-
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• am. Sir Willison then rose, and addressed the Burgeadks
• a the same strain tif patriotic sentiment as the Wanness
Duke, proudly asserting shall the gr. at cause they were nulled
in advocating, would filially he cloyed be4he admission of
those Dinka they so lows and ardently mid d to ea..
itililieb. la the course of his address Sir W. wes revel al times in-
. ilerrespted by the interfeirper of those loosest elksiens whin.
hunt forth from the hearts of his auditory, 'iodise set down
' it-revised with the laidlyeat testimonies of respect from all. pee-
snit. The procesainn afterward, relurived to.lbe Jgry Rolitmt
where the Burgess Pat ent, elegant ty pointed ou satin, woo pre.
pared for bit !toys' Highness; and the Mayor tad other friends
accompanied the Prince to the waterside. }cis Royal Highness
del Mr. Heath she Inoriatir to accept from him .his aceoents of
that pert of the eoinairy be bad anal was prrparieg in visit,
mid VII taking laser, the Prince shook handsel' h tee 31•yur,
nail the company present, all j.ining in good wishes far a
• oafe and plas*ani journey to Tiutern Abbey, and from I Loire
to Chepstow; his Royal Highaess seated himself iu the
relit and gaily left the town, bores on the bosom of the
idsliglitful Wju on his way to Chepstow.

NAVAL INTKLUGENCE.

BRIGHTON. AVGINT 45.‘

Aniaed off, the port the 800. East ladle Compaey's ship
Albion Irft Brne.l on the 41s1 J y, sod Madras on the
Mills February ; and eight weeks from at. Helena.
00IIIT,HoUrt, suavre.2B.
Sailed the Comet, Bayley, for St. Peiersburgh.
fAi,llloVri, AUGUST P.
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Jirrived the Awierienn brig Francis, Saud., from Ihrginia
to days; and the Margaret. Craig, from ditto in 23 days.
Roiled the hoe, Gontdist, fbr
oars., rumps U.
Cease down from the River 4t Meteors, iltbl ell', fur the
North fleas; sod, Harmony, Robertson, for Palms.

Arrived sad sailed for the !Oyer the Kiorsioa, Bowen,
from Bengal ; Hope, Dean, from Sierra I.,eose; Berwick,
lhoith, from Polemberach ; LOUIS, Hick,., from liambpreb
Gar New York ; Africa, Christie, from Jamaic and
Sbaltott, thirty days from St. John's.

Tug EAU. op Porrstrotrw.—This Nobleman,
about whom so much his lately been said, is now
at his seat, Hurstbourne Park, near Andover.
*lents, where he is watched and attended in all his ,
movement' by an officer connected with the prin.
cipsl police-office of the metropolis. When 'his
Lordship, on the occasion of his rapid journey
from Edinburgh souse few weeks ago, arrived
ot the seat of Lord GattrrtxT, near Guild-
ford. Surrey. on express was sent off to London,
Pod two police officers left tour; immediately (we
understand in the middle of the, night) to be in at.
teadance upon his Lordship's person. They remain-
ed with him until hr departed for Hoistbourne Park,
whither oar of them afterwards folltitied, and he
pow resides there.' A shaitartcoune cos pursued,
M a like occurreuce happening three or four
years ago. 4 police officer was then in attendance
upon the Noble Lord for nearly six monthr, during
WiliCh time he rode oat in the carriage with him,
•ad scarcely ever quitted his presence for a single
suoaseot. Tfiese officers were employed upon the
ditty at the instance of the Hon. ftlavrrox Fat-
-11.1,1118 the brother of Lord