The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-25 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. Dectussa 23.

It is with feelings of ',ionized joy we announce.
that his NI itieNt y sill 11104 day 11011011 f us with his
august prevei,ce. The whole town will hail lass ap-
proach with rapture. A ;intik meeting was held
yesterdiry at the Old Ship Tavern, for the purpose
of arranging a procession iii honour of our In-loved
Patron's routn to tins his favourite place of resi-
dence. The following is the arrangement :
The procession to 1011, 5.,t iir C•TriOgeS, horsemen,
and Pedestrians, in the follow hag miler :

The peJrstrian■ to form in a line on each ink of lb. road

room the Palace to the Dairy.

The Carriage. Guns the Dairy onwards to Preal.m.
The 11..rxes beyond the Carriages in Ilse same direction.
That each Perim, iu the Prot.:mina provide • (lath blue
favuue, In be affixsil to the I. ft breast.
That all Gentlemen in the pruceosiun (that can conveniently
aernentonlate then:setter.) he d •d in dark b'tse emits,
with Ina waistroat• ; and that Ibis be pm tienterly ie.
ttttt endtxl to the horsemen.

Its the evening there will be a general illumina-
tion. IVe can positively affirm that we newer, on
soy occasion, witise..eil so much cothitaisenie feel-
iog nn the past of the usliabstants of Brigtftoti
towasda our beneficent Soverei4ii as is predominant
at 1411 M moment.
We are pleased to find that the f onfly-cheridied
scheme of raising • statue to the Itoyal Patton
!Brighton is likely to be tarried. eft: long, into full
effect. A meeting on the subject was bald on
Thursday last at the Old Ship Tavern. when it ap-
peared that I eddy ,2,000/. have been collected
toward% the accomplishment of the design. A COM..
usittee of Management. consisting of several &Inn-
gnialied indirlllll.l6. was appointed, end the meet-
ing then adjourned to the lath of January next.
Ler.l unit was isi the Clone.
Sir Benjamin ill field arrived at the Palace
yesterday evviting.-1 lis Majesty may bt. expected
at ilh•re o'clock this afternoon.
Sir T. Liddell and fatudy tray be daily ex-
pected.
town is now r«rovering from the ennui to
which it ha., for some time pit.t, been subjected.
The Brighton lostitution opened WI Monday
last ; some additions have been made to the col-
lection ; particularly a hoist of Mr. West, the Pre-
',idea of the Royal Academy. by Bebnes.

Oa Thursday hie MAJESTY honoured the Earl
and Countess HARCOURT with his company at
dinner, at Si. Leonard's, neat Windsor. On Sa-
turday the KING left Frngmttre•for Brighton; the
Duchess of Gi.oucEsTELL also left for ltageliot.
his MAJESTY had signified his gracious inten
lion of receiving the Address of the loyal inhabi-
tants of Egham, Siniiies, and Chertsey. on Friday
la►t, at his Cnttagr. io Wit door Park ; but owing
to the inconvenient erect drat which might have been
rstablislord by such a pioceeding, the intention was
Elmoilgowd. A most granola communication to
this effect has Pseen made by Sir BINJASSIN BLOOM
FIELD to Sir JOHN GIBBONS. Bart. the Chairman
of Ike meeting.
Yesterday divine service was performed at the
Kiiig's Palace, its Pall-mall. by the Rev. Doctor
STANIER CUARKE.
Yester•l:ty afternoon the Duke of YORK arrived
at hits tv,itiri ye in the liing's Palace, St. James's.
soon after three O'clock, from WoJhuris Abbey.
The Duke of Lot:CUTER arrived at his house
in Pork-lane, on Wednesday night. from the seat
of Mr. GREENWOOD. near Sudbury. in Suffolk.
after a tour of about a month. Last everting his
Royal Highness left town fur his seat at Bagshot
Park.
The Duke of MowestosE. on his way from
Powis Cavtle and ‘Valeot, visited Bourtori. the
seat of Beim's, Titomrson, Esti. and Willey, the
seat or C. ♦,WELD FoRREsTER. Esq.

body CHARLOTTE WYNNE BELLAIRTES is on a
villa to the Princess AUGUSTA 51 Froginore.
The Hon. Mr. LAMB, we understand, is much
indisposed in Melbourne-house, Whitehall.

A loony( the last arrivals at Bath are—.
Prince Saphice, Martinis of Lanoutovin, Earl anti Coun-
tess Waldetrare, Earl u( Oratuade, Viseamutraa Falenonth,
Lurd E. I:backwater, Lord Henniker, Mr. Justice tad Lady
Etcai, Lady itsimbuld, Lady Salida, Lady Stewart, Sir H.
and Lady Borkrrows, Su John and Lady COIL Hippialey,
Sir E. and Lilly Poorc,SorJ.Loilist.

OLYMPIC TIiSATSE.—The following were among
the In-loon:stiles who honoured this theatie with
their prrsruce 111 till. course of 1010 t. tit k
Excelleury Count Cicero' the Kamilla Ambassa-
dor; her Race Drury Connie,: Lime ; Countess Pon-
Irtt and party; Lord and Lady llawardew and party; Cady
Hoist. he and party; Sir J. Miles and party; Sir Wm. Con.
great and party; Hula. George Koppel and party; Hue. Mr.
and party; Caps iii. Chambers sad family; Capt.
Wnudky and party; Madame he Chirl.iile awl party.
Mr. KEAN was iitinotoicerl to make Ma debut on
the lSit w Vol k stage on Wedittstl..y. the St. 9 h last,
character of Richard 111. On the Flifiay
fulkv.itig he was to play ClAdia.

TILE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
His Grace is expected at Comhermere Abbey,
near Whitchurch. to synod spoosor for Lord Colls.
hennere's youogest child. It is rumoured that
the Noble Duke will spend his Christmas at the
seat of the ienerstriigtr &Oyer' dr Lord
Hill. The Msynr and s losiaber of the inhubitsuts
of Chester have called a meeting of " such of
their frflow.mt zees as are ept/S:• I to join in an
invitation to his Grace to Itonnur bat city with his
prtsruce at a publre'dituter."