The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 12.

Divine Service was yeo:torday performed in the
presence of the Prince Regent, Doke of Claienee,
Royal Suite, and Household, at tIO! Pond ,by
the llishop of Exeter, assisted by the Rev. F. W.
Blomberg.
At too a. in. on Thu:..ooday, Lord Stuart mu! Sir
Benjamin Bloomfield depot, red for London. -
Prince Esserlinzy, and the Chevalier Florelte
took leave of the Prince Regent, and set on. fur the.
Metropolis, on Friday.
Tim Prince 11.-gent, excepting on the ‘4-'efille9o,l‘..
was every duy on the Palace LiIWII, almost 1,11 063111 y
utoittended, and sometimes in the Riding School,
last week. His Royal Highness's health, happily,
continues very good. The Duke of Clarence, who
lois entirely shaken oil the effects of his lode isidis—
position, beets often on the Steync, in the public
.streets, mid enjoying the breezes of ocean on the
chtf parades, since Isis arrival.
It is certain that a 'visit frOm her 'Meicste was, at
one time, regarded at the Pavilion, is. to lie expected
soon after the commencement of the present inmitt,
but this expectation, it is now feared, has terminated.
though nothing decisive upon the subject has butts
.allowed to transpire.
Lord end Lady James Murray arrived and took
possei;sion of one of the Blue and Butt' houses ass
Monday—his Lordship left his name u, the Palace
ILtll Book on the following morning.
An express fur Sir Benjuinioi illoomfield, at
Carlton House, left the Pavilion on Saturday if—
; tertiocou.

Arrivelahere continue to increase—Lord Polling..
ton, Lady B. and Miss Bonvetie Colonel Lrovelier,
Betook de Thierry, Admiral Aolles, Sir Joseph
Copley, &c. are among the last.
Our town yesterday had more the appearance of
a deaettrd tillage, than a populato, place of prat
fas.liiouab!e resort. It rained neatly the whole or
the day, and to the great mortification of our dash-
ing Belles and Beaux, deprived them of tql•ry
olumbesueiri, save and except that which their lire-
sides and mirrors afforded tittle'.

No man whatever **era's to hive given higher so..
tisfwetion to his Cowl, bulb by his conduct and his
decrees, than the late MASTEfttlf the Itou.s ; and
the Lotto CIJANCELLOR has not been thought
wantitrg ie Tiis nttrntu a to But liuw dif-,
ferently. have they performed their t Initactei,!
former guar his decisions short—•• Sic. nib, sii-
jabro." The latter rehearsed all tile parts tilt
agate, and then gate at full' leugth all Ins reaion
fur hit. determinatiom

The Hole:dal Yours, it is said, left behind a re-
mnutkable hkeire”. of I.erself. which she d. fired to
hr given to STEPHEN lii slims, and which he pie-
trite. with the greutcst c.oe.
Marlemoihelle (lFottriEs is on a professional tour
thiough the oroviners of Prance. TA Lig A 11,40,
returned to Paris, sand will shortly appear at the
Theirtre f' nurcair.

Lord SIDMOUTU is A IDatl (If R remarkably kit
slid pacific disposition, and tilways has lien dis-
tinguished for the suavity of his manners. Some—
times, in the reign of Mr. PITT, this was ohjeeted to
hion and to remove the imputation, it
is said by some, he bronglit in Lord E
ns a qualifier. After one t f his entertaintuents the
following distich was said to he wiitte»
You. Plumb, my good SIMILOVISI, ate thought Ira, too

Till you linen- in Chief Juitice, by way of—au acid.

We are requested to state, that Mrs. ELLISTON
is artived at her house tip Stratford-plater, uteri is,
with her daughters, rend), to teethe the commands
of the Nobility and Gentry.

The young Amman, wito married a woman of
six fret six inches, by wity of making u shew of her
and improving his for-trine, rutty rett be so very rule
of success, for as it is stared " she 1185 3 11311 d as
large as u shoulder of mutton," it is probable that
he may not !peg " have tic upper limit; of 'ht f."
Very few of the Corps Dramritifl4e ever appear-
ed to Ire kilted with
three l'a Ltd eft.
wawa repisiitaki:;
attainedio any,
temperate men,
ENroltrAnot.
the introduction
to afford both a
for the lower order
Enid in have risen
admirithle btsbit%
Mr. ithi.mati'
so ottracti.e ai 111
by Mr. I'. Dr
Surrey Theatre,
H',fe. Mr. D.
exerted all lois it.
it there, in its prof
we are also indeb'
tiofrostt2oofniffbrs .10.
al,isti.e.
disetion of Mr..
by. the Inuits et
tied -their way
torn, the roost It
these dramas hi
dritaritarent we lc
Tam Jones is al
its preparation :
classic Thews..
with additional

lie roily wit long 4. have tiie upper hand of lie r."
Very few of the Corps Dromatique ever appear-
ea to be' gifted with stronger constitutions than the
three l'ausene. Join PALNIER, iii part.eu!i•r„
wat.a renterhal:4 robust mail, and yet none of them
attained to any great age, ;Ind were all said to he
temperate men, at least in regard to wine.
ENTlSiTstrissesir rots MAN AND HORSE—S;iIcp
the introductlon of the qtrec-shops, which epptar
to afford both a cheap and a wholesome nutriment
for the lower orders of people, the price of beans i•
raid to have riseh very considerably, which is a very
sdniirable substitute.
Arlit.states tragedy of Fazio, which is now
to uttisetise at Bath, was tirst brought on the st:.c.••
by Mr. T. 'Dtbettr, as • meld-Brame, at ti •
Surrey Theatre, ender the title of Tke r'i.
Wife. Mr. D. while in office at Drury-let. !
exerttd all his influence, %dhout effect, to Ned
it there, in its proper form. To the Suirey
we are also indebted for the only public repre.,•nt-..
time of Miss JOANNA BA MIAS'S excellent trig
uf Constantine. and kitouised the speed•
ilisetion of Mi. CoLtatoox's Zapo/ya.
by. the' limits of Mr. D.'s license thtse can c '
liud••their way to the public in a circuutscrit•,,i
furin, the most essential mid hest written portions rf
these dramas have been selected. In the fighter
department we have had The Vicar of Wakefield—
Tam Jones is announced—end Peregrine Pickle is
in preparation : this is making the Circus a winor
tlussic Theatre. Doh G401:01Itii has been revivtd
with additional splendouverd il'i'ac' on.
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