The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-06 00:00:00

PRINCE LEOPOLD.

Yesterday morning Prince LEOPOLD', liaripz de-
termined on going through his journey from Clare-
mont to Caine in the course of the day, rose be-
tween four and •ve o'clock. and left Claremont
will, his quite, in three coaches and four; arrived
at the Bosh Inn, at Staines, about seven o'clock,
and passed tl gli Tgliam clout half-past. They
proceeded on their journey, and changed horses at
the following : —The King's Arms, at Bag.
shot ; the White I. 000000 at Harford Bridge; Pnn-
a^o's• Arms, at Overton ; the Star, at Andover ; the
Antelope, at Salisbury ; Wooriget's Inn, at Bland.
ford ; and from thence to Came, the seat of Mrs.
LIONEL. DAMES, where his Serene Highness was
expected to arrive at nine o'clock.

BRIGHTON, JAN. s.
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Nix Royal Highness the Prince Regent. happily
ill good health, remains at the Pavilion, where, we
have now the most grotiryilig ►easons to conclude,
he will shortly be joined by her Majesty and the
Prince:4lNi.

The retired habits of the Regent but too forcibly
manifest the continued depression of his Royal
Highness's spirits, and which, we regret to observe,
still preclude invitations to the sorrounding Nobi-
lity, and forbid the enlivening influence of music
to he 'Mined within the Palace walls. His Royal
Highness invariably devotes the preceding part of
every day to State affairs and business, with which
'he permits nothing to interfere ; in the afternoon
he takes exercise on the enclosed lawu, as a pedes-
trian, or on horseback in the riding-school, or, more
commonly, in both places ; dines at six, and the
Palace is generally darkened very soon after mid-
night.
Yesterday Ditine Service, in the presence of the
Ptince Regent, suite, and household, was performed
by the Bishop of Exeter, assisted by the Rev. I.W.
Blomberg.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence was
expected to arrive at the Palace yesterday, in time
fur dinner.

Arrivals of Nobility in various parts of the town
Continueto increase—the last ■re—

The Earl and Countess of Mexhontngla, General Sir H.
Fame, the Hon. W. Bartlky, the Hun. IT. Stanhope, the
Hon. H. Berkeley, the Hots. Colonel Berkeley, Sir H. aim-
tom, Lade Lister. and Mr. B. Linthoree, Colonel sod Mrs.
Hugh Brunie, the rich heiress, Miss Wyekbant, Jae.
The rides and walks during the last week ex-
hibited many interesting as‘entblages of rank and
beauty, and the several Libraries of Donaldson.
:Walker, Choat. and Wright, were the alternate
visiting points of ton.

Sunday his Serene Highness Prince EITERRAZY
repaired to Brighton to pay his respects to the
Mullett REGENT. being the bearer of a letter of
condolence from the Emperor or AUSTRIA upon
the late afflicting event. He was accompanied by
the Chevalier FM/12TM
The Duke and Duchess of MARTROROUGII are
expected in town in a few days, from their seat,
Blenheim( Oxfordshire.
The Marquis of SLIGO is expected in town the
latter end of this week from Ireland.

The Marquis and Marchioneto of STAFFORD en-
tertaiiird a select party at it r yesterday, at their
house in Cleveland-stinare.
The Marquis of TAVISTOCK is returned to his
seat iu Bedfordshire, Irons a tour.

The Earl and Countess of CARHAMPTOK are en-
tertaining a party of distinguished lashiunables at
their seat,

The Countess of AIHBURNHAM has left towu for
her seat in Sussex.
The Earl and Countess of W.rALDEGRA•E enter-
tained a huge party of fgolsionables ou Sunday, at
their seat, Strawberry Hill.

The Countess of ‘VESTMEATH it arrived at her
liou•e in George-street. Pintosau-aquare. from a