The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-19 00:00:00

WINDSOR, JAN. It.

On I'rida`• her MAJESTY, accompanied by
Puiticess Ei.rz.tarot, 111111 the Lathes is ig,
took an airing in a coach and four through
sitiesilsrall.
The Countess or M ACC t.EsEtEl.ra arrived at the
Goole frou► tilseibuurrie Castle, Oxfordshire, ors
Yesterday the weather proving, fine, the Qurris
and Princess ELIZAUETII, attended by Lally CA [to-
il:qr. DAm ER, rode out its a coach and foul through
Slough and I)ateliet. Princess A ut.t.:siA rude out
on horseback in the Park.

In the evening her MAJESTY had a selrct party
at the Castle.

This morning the Royal Family attended divine
service in the private chapel the Cagle.

being the Anniversary of the celebration of
the QUEEN'S birth-day, awl it being Sunday, it
will be celebrated here to-ntorruw by a grand ball
in the TOWII

Yesterday being the anniversary on which her
MAJESTY'S birth-day has been usually celebrated,
the morning was ushered in with the ringing of
bells, which continued during the day ; there were
also other demon;trations of rejoicing.
Yesterday the Duke of GLOUCEaCLR attended
Disine Service at St. George's Churcii.
On Monday last General Count CZAROUgIiI,
attended by his Aide-de-Camp, Prince Voao-
NICIITSKI, left town for Brighton, for the purpose
of presenting to the PRINCE REGENT a letter of
condolence trout the Emperor ALEXANDER, Upon
the afflicting death of the Princess CHARLOTTE.—
Thr General was presented to his Royal Highness
by Count LIEYEN, the Russian Ambassador, and
was received in the most gracious manner. Ott the
following dny he proceeded in one of his Royal
Highness's travelling carriages to Came, to pay a
tisst of condolence to Prince LEOPOLD, and re-
turned on Friday to the Pavilion, to pass a day or
two with his Royal Highness previous to his return
to Russia. The Count had a private audience of the
PRINCE REGENT on Saturday, on taking leave of
his Royal Highness, and returned to town yester-
day afternoon.
COURT MOURNING.—The second change of
Court mourning took place yesterday, and in
another fortnight (Sunday, Feb. 1), the Court,
agreeably to the notice already issued, goes out of
mourning ; making its duration three months.
The Duke of LEEDS entertained a select party
of distinguished personages yesterday, at his house,
Whitehall.

The Marquis and Marchioness of CAMDEN and
family, are expected in town on Thursday next tor
the season, from their seat the Wilderness, Kent.

The Marquis and Marchioness of STA ITO RD en-
tertained the Earl and Countess of SURULY and a
pnity of distinction, yesterday, at their house in
Cavendish-square.
The Marquis of EX FTF.R is exnected in town
this day flout Lord GWY DlR's brut, Summit!),
Devoinli ire.

The Dowager Marchioness of LA NSDOWN enter-
tained a select hart• of fa.hionables )esterday even-
ing, at her house in Albemarle-street.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gives a sumptuous enter-
tainment this day to the Foreign Ambassadors awl
Ministers, and a numerous party of distinguished
personages, at his residence in St. James's-square.
Count and Countess LIEVEN arrived yesterday
evening at their house in Harley-street, from the
Pavilion, Brighton.
Ey accounts received yesterday afternoon, we are
happy to learn that the Earl of SEFTON had a very
good night, and was much better.
Earl and Countess of DARN LEY and family
are expected home this week from the Continent.

Notwithstanding all the reports to the (IIwitIVRII.
tage of the Fortunate Youth, it is pretty certain
that, whew hr returns to England, every thing will
be arranged to the satisfaction of ull parties.
The Earl and Countess of Po is and familv,
are expected in town the latter end of this week for
the season, from their seat NValcot, Salop,
The Earl and Countess of BESBOROUGH tire gone
to Chatsworth, Derbyshire, on a visit to the Duke
Of DEVONSHIRE.

The Earl of OxFonts is returned to town from a
tour.

Lady i.E DESPENCER has left Cook's Hotel,
Alliemarli-street, for her seat iu Kent.
Sir JOIIN and Lady EGERTON soil family are
arrived at their limit& iu Grafton-atreet, Bolid-ttreei,
from their seat, Cheshire.

Sir GEORGE arni Lady HENEAGE OSGORNE hare
left town fur the►r beat Cl►►ckseud Bed-
furdrl►ire.

The lion. LINDSAY BURRELL has left town for
hi• ►eat, Longley, Kent.

Sir JOSEPII YORKE and the MareliioßeSl CL AN•
RIC ARDE, are arrived at %'e►t-hill. Hauls, uu a
visit to Lord and Lady HENRY PotitAT.
The llon. Mr. EARDLEV left tows' on Saturday,
for his father's (Lord EARDLRY.S) seat. Belvidele,
Kent.

Mr. BOEHM has left town for his seat, Otters!saw.
Kent.

Wll. LONG WELLESLZY. Eat. ier: the Claresi-
lion (IAO. Itutid-street, 3estrril.s), far his seat in
Ilatit•.

Jolts Wts-r, E 49. arrived yesterday it Females
lintel, tit. J:uurs'»eUrrt, Irian 111. mat in War-
wickshire.

Mr. amt Mr. DICLF.NSON mad family left the
Jeraiyu-streel, ytaterday, fur their
brut, Cll.- Eisrx.
Mr. and Mr 4. PATTER,;ON and Miss Ccrom are
artivesl ut Thomas's I lutel. Bei kt1e1.59 oat u, From
Mr. Om ,Cat In NOllOll.