The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-26 00:00:00

livered nn the 40:14 in the rue tiet Martyrs, or
three &tighter., who with their mother ore doing

They write from Alhi, that the woman Bun-
c.il has e‘itsced fur come time the most hvely
divas& ; *be !laughs, dances, and sings wait-
out ceasing. if any person represents to her that
she ought to reflect upon the rite that awaits
her, she replies, that it is because she does reflect no
it she is resolved to take advantage of the little
time she has left. She has made seine discoveries
that appear quite incredible ; she has said that the
organ-players had been murdered and buried in the
stable of Bessieres-Yeynac.
Bach, faithful to his word,' notwithstanding the
liberty he enjoys, is much more serious and frith.
quit. He passes his time in reading and making
straw mats.

The Duke of Kent and his spouse arrived et
Biuss-ls on the 15th of June, where, it is thought,
they will make some stay. The Princess 'rat-
leyrand arrived there ou the 16th from Patio with
her suite.
The Journal de Pau announces that the r•-
cruiting is carried ou with activity in Spanish
Navarre.

Yeatertlny the Dolt, or YOILIC tratsuctell rodi.
buy bilktmemi with the Pt/INCE REGENT. tat Caul-
tow Ilintse.

Count MUNSTER had GO audience or the PRINCE.
REGENT yebttrdAy.

Tile Quccoa—The account of the state of Isar
NIAJESTY from the Doctors yesterday was—" The
Queen has had a very good night. and is much
better tnolay."—Dis Weclne•day her MAJESTY re-
ceived visits from the Countess of Canon:an and
Lady BANKS. Yesterday itioriting.at eleven o'clock,
the Duchess of GLoticEncit left town to iitieitil
her Royal Mother, and remained with her during
the day ; her Ros•al Highness returned to Glou-
cester House in the evening.
Yesterday the Russian Aolbasividor gave a grand
entertainment to the PRINCE REGENT, the Duke
and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, the Grand Duke
MICHIAL, Ba►on liecnot.se, &c.
Wetbiesitsy evening the Duchess of YORK came
to town from Oail.nials.
Prince R ass s-11 onsou RO entertained a select
party at dinner yesterday at the St. Petersburgh
Hotel. His Serene Highness is expected to return
this day to Brighton.
Wednesday morning Prince LEOPOLD left Clare-
mont. and proceeded to Woolwich, where he was
received with all due honour, and every mark of
respect, when his Royal Highness inspected the
arsenal, the whole of the artillery, and the dif-
ferent Government establishments there. His Royal
Highness afterwards dined with General MACLEOD
and a select party, who had the honour of bring
invited to meet his Royal Highness. In the even•
jug his Royal Highness left Woolwich for London.
Yesterday morning. about eleven o'clock, his Royal
Highness went out in his carriage, attended by
Colonel ADDRIIRROKE, and proceeded to HAR-
DENBERG.B. the sculptor, in Mount-street, to view
his collection of sculpture, and the bust of his
Royal Flightless, which is executing in marble, its
a companion to that-of the late Princess CHAR-
eceree, which was put up lately in the Gothic
Temple in the pleasure-grounds iu CI
Park, and which is now to be converted into a
mausoleum to her revered memory. His Royal
Highness proceeded to Carltou House. to pay his
respects to the PRINCE REGENT, and afterwards
walked thrOugh 11/atesloo-place to view the slew
building. and improvements. His Royal Highness
dined in town, and afterwards proceeded on his re-
turn to Claremont.

The Ambassador from the Netherlands tuts taken
a house at Stockwell for his summer residence.
The Marchioness of EXETER has left town for
her seat, Langley, Kent.
The Earl of HARRINGTON returned to town
yesterday, from a visit to the Duke and Duchess
of LEINSTER, at Sunning-hill.
It is a curious coincidence, that the votes given
for Alderman ATKIN% at the late election in the
City, should have slopped at the siumlies 1,688
that of the year which witnessed the clearest decla-
ration and firmest establishment of the free princi-
ples of our Constitution.
The election for the County of Westmorland is
fixed for the 30th insintit, at A pplehy.
. _

The election for Northumberland is fixed fur to-
morrow, and that for the county of Durham will
take place on Wednessday.
On Saturday the Proclamation for dissolving
Parliament, and summoning a new one to fleet on
the 4th of August. and also that fore *Aing sixteen
Peers of Scotland on the 24th of July ISIS. were
read at the Cross, Edinburgh, by the heralds, &c.
with the customary formalities.
Au Order in Council has been issued, further
suspending the balloting and enrolling fur the Lo-
cal Militia. for one year from the 27th instant.

The Fifteenth Anniversary Meeting of the British
and Foreign School Society is fixed for Thiarid.iy,
the 2d of July, at the Freemason.' Timm. when
his Grille! the Duke of BEDFORD ith expected iu
town to take the Chair.

The effect of lightning in 'lreland, about a fort-
night since, at Itmheens, live miles from Waterford :
Several rocks were rent to a great depth—% !lnae
shattered to atoms, one young man who lay therein
killed in hie bed, and several others in.pirtil—some
pigs in an adjoining house were aim killed.
A CARD —TO Noblemen. Gentlemen, and Sporf.c.
men.—JA 61 E 4 Ith FR, of Croydon, Vetrritialy Sur-
iron, of 11w Royal Waggon Train, hogs !este to inform die
Public, that his Horsr.tufirinary is oyes, for Ow IsPrl.ptio.s. of
Horses latroming 'tinier die doosse commonly called
Founder, or groggy Lameness, for the cure of which he is
performing the new operatinei doily Mr. Tiritarp. h. ing
the discoverer of the real seat •of 11w complain' our which
the mew operation is performed), lisving proved it to be in
the Naticular Joint, silnated within 11w hoof, • disease
which has never her,, described by any author, begs leave
farther to a 000000 once to the public. that they may have utilise
demonstration from healthy and dtacas. d specimens, with
which Nlr. T. will attruil at the different Inns, in Crusydap,
etery Sitiortlay,frons Two till Four ii'(.7tork in the Afternoon
—at the King's Arms Inn, on Saturilly, June 20.
riots by Tickets only, which may he hot Gratis, on applica-
tion at the Horse Military, Croydon, Sam,.