The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-25 00:00:00

NEW, AuGusr 24.

Yesterday evening the PRINCE REGENT left Kew
for the Stud.house. and the Duke mid Duchess of
KENT foe Nrnriutctou Pal.tCe.
Thi, Miming the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and
Prisicet.4 At.GUSTA took an airing iu Rschwood
Gardei.s.
Her MAJErrt continues better to-day.
The Dutracer Countess of CARDIGAN and her
sister Ls& CAROLINA paid a visit to her MA.IrbsTT
awl the PRINCESSES. _ . .

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Saturday afternoon the PRINCE REGENT arrived
here from the Stud-house at Hampton Conet, and
dined at the Palace; his Ruya4 Highness left Kew
at ten o'clock. --
Yesterday morning the QUEER SIN pronounced
liwtter. Di sloe service was performed at the Palace
hy the Hew. Mr. THOMAS A siteartaun About
one o'clock the QUEEN entered her garden chaise,
eta! rode in Kew Gardens for a considerable-time.
Her MAJESTY was accompanied on foot by the
Ductwork of GLOUCESTER, the Princess AUGUSTA,
General TAYLOR, and Mr. KEATit, tiw •switvoil.

The PIIINCE KEGENT arrived here t►► the agar-
noon from Hampton Court. and dined at the P.,.
Lier, as dud the Duke and Duchess of KENT from
Kea.n.gtau Pal .ce, to meet the KIGV.NT to
The *slither proving flue. Kew Gardens were

Yesterday mornisig the 'notice of the Duke and
T)nch.ss of CAIIIIIIIDGZ and their suite woo re-
Pt. stnt from Cambridge noise, in a large mimes,'
awl roil, to Drptfutd, to he put on board a troop-
-I.llfl 10 In. conveyed lu nonuser. The horses. of
tin-r Royal Ilischormes will be rensoved this day
(runs loon In Deptford to► the same ',unseat.
'Ube extent of the population of Brighton may,
in some degree. estimitfrti by the mulish*/ of

stage-couches which daily start from, and retorts 10,
that distinguished and Isighly•flivouird waiving.
placr—the number is thirty- eves ! ! !
The I.onlrittgs of a dandy were lately robbed of a
pail 01 them a swelling-hunk, two pair oil artintaai
eye-brines, aid a white .ortoto, in a iu of which
there wrte three low-letters, written to himself, is,
his own humid-awing !
Miss nitunToll. of Covent-garden Theatre, is
now plat Ing at Edinborgh.
The Sixteenth and Strenteesith outinian Leetnree
at Stoke Park, the milnvion of JOHN PENN. E.g.
on II is'nesday and Friday of the limo week, attracted nearly
a• i3lfte a collection of beauty and fashion as the Lecturer
ever assembled at the owaer's huii•e w Swing-gardens. The
hist Lecture ou Wednesday, in which the remarks of Sr. PAUL
min hamster were introduced, was peculiarly calculated to
excite ideas of the wait at Athens, where that indefatigable
Apostle exerei.ed his sacred funetom. as the colonades, CO-
limns, mid Isoseismals of trimly Grecian arehitectissea which
Lae lout Ow?, employed British art, might naturally mat
so the lerollertion of the learned auditors that celebrated
ens of antiquity. 11. e amiable and rolightened Countess
of HARCOURT attended that day, accompanied by the HMS.
Mtn Timmins; and it may lastly he ascribed to her Urdu-
ship)" obvious and very marked 811pr...biotin' of the Lecture,
sad favourable report of it, that a larger company attended
oil Ft olat, among whom were some of the most respectable
Alciohris of 11w senerabk College of Etas, always true to
the spun of 6, and order, and that with the Itouvratrs,
lkr Lawsoas, the MIMICS the JODDRELN the XIMINES,
“11,1 many other fashionahles from the adjoining tomboy,
I.,eiher %ill. a party of Officer. of the Royal Miles, the
l rturer prrhaps received, in the Noble Library of Stoke
Park. almost the greatest umber he ever assembled on any
accustom.

ROYAL Cosuito THCATRE.—Thin elegant mi.
tar Theatre seems In be entirely established in the
publir istionat ion, and from the tonic easeleble, to rank next
u. ttw Them Royal. The elegant romp•wy who are
plemed In honour this 'Theatre, must be highly gratifying
ho the Proprietor., and • joist reward fur the spi►it and libe.
rainy displayed. The scenery of she Melo- ors.. a The
North Pole, was in itself sufficient to bare established the
Them,* superior to its competitors in the scenic depart-
ment; more which has beets produced • Melo.Dramatic
Pm!mi.,. entitled Mt Marriage of Conocke. nn the Plan
Theatres, 'hewing; the effect or souses. Iwi.
and moonlight, •Il in the MRS steer, noel whirl' ap-
proaches le reality than the etlessial a any Theatre
the kingdom. Among the Nobility who hare honoured
the Theatre the at seek, we recognized her Grace the
Hotly's' of WWLIAROTOPI, Marquis of Miocene*, Lord
mod Lady FoLaz, Right Hon. LORD MAYOR of London,
the Sheriffs of London, Sir RICHARD C. GLIM, ►,oral VD.
count raustasoon, LAMA YARMOUTH, SIC