The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-03-25 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, MA'mut 23.

We regret to observe that the intention of the
Prince Regent to honour and enliven this town
with his presence, almost this period, appears to
have been resigned. Mr. Wafter, the home stew-
ard of the Royal establishment, was here last week,
but has again returned to Carlton House ; and,
wince his departure hence, such extrusive ulteratiotas
have been commenced touching the apartments
generally of'the Pavilion, as to leave but little
hope that his Royal Highness cuts flint Fuit tole

Irmo mmodations there for many weeks to come.
It may fairly he presumed, therefore, that Lis ab-
sence will yet be a subject of regret, perhaps foe
several mouths.

The weather, fur the ;realest part of last week,
admitted of out-door amusements, whirls in some
measure relieved us from that slate of ennui which
the troubled atntosplieve had previously imposed
upon us. The fashionable proineontles have, iu
consequence, been pleasingly attended.

The Dukes of YORK and CUMBERLAND Vi.itt(l
the Pat Nos REGENT yesterday.

On Monday the Duke; of YORE. KENT. cod
&minx visited the Duke and Duchess of Gi.uu-
CE.STEIt. About one o'clock the Duke and Duchess
of GtoUCESTER left town for Windsor. Yesterday
morning the Duke of GLOIJCINTEIt returned to
London.

Yesterday morning the Prince of IiESSP: Flom-
DOURO, received tisitis from Baron PitilirZEK, the
Rev. Dr. KI:PER, Btc. About one o'clock hi*
Serene Iliglnte►s left St. Jamey's Palace, accompa-
nied by Sir HENRY CAIIVBELL. for Windsor, to
visit the Qutgls and PutackusEs.

The intended bride of his Royal Richness the
Duke of CLARENCE is niece to the Duchy:A of
You and grand-daughter of the El. ctor of lILSSE
CASSEL. She is in her 19th year. The messenger,
with the proposals of marriage, is now on his ally
to Cassel. This Match is said to be particularly
pleasing to her MAJESTY.
The Duke of NORFOLK leaves town this day, for
his seat, Arundel Castle.

The Marquis and Marchioness of TAVlsrocx are
arrived at Wooburn Abbey.
The Marchioness of SALISBURY end I,Ord CRAN-
soaN left town yesterday, for Hatfield.
The Marquis and Marchioness of I..Awsnown
are expected to return to town this day, from the
.Earl and Countess of JEltaElr'S seat, Middleton
Park, Oxfordshire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD
will give a grand entertainment to his Royal filo-
ness the PRINC REGENT,
E and a OfilliriOlis party
Of distinguished personages, on Friday, the 3J
of April, at Hertford House.
Earl BATHURST gill give a grand entertainment
to a large party of distinction, on the sth April,
at his residence iu Alausheld-street.
The Earl and Countess of WARWICK arrived nu
Monday evening at their new rtlitirllt 1.• in Citillbv,-
street, Berkeley-square, preparatory to her Latly-
accouchemesii. which is soon expected, from

Lord and Lady Hot.t.mtb have left town for their
new seat, Antpthill Park, Bedfordshire, nhicb was
left his Lordship, with 6,0001. a year, by the late
Carl of UPPER Ossoalr.
Lady CN.IaI.OTTE STRUTT had a quadrille ball
on Monday evening., at her residence in Hertford.
street, lay-fair, which was attended by near!►•
fiallionables; dat,cing con tttt titced at eleven o'clock
its the principal drawing-ronan, which was tnost
brilliantly illuminated, and continued till p. st
three. Among Ibt c patty were—
The Gneliesses of Leeds and Marioriontli, Count and
Countess illata. Marquis Gratualdi, Marrhwur•es 4.f Stat-
ion" and Lady Gower% the Countess Bathurst and Ladies
G. and E. Bathurst, Countess of Caminito'. Earl of ('lots-
niel, Lady Siworre. Lady Aiiii Colling Smith, Lady Mary
Buss, Lord George Thyoue, bird We) Iv, n. role Si.
John and blajor Bipliiinton, Mts. lurk, Messrs.
Swaths, &v.

Madame de Bottattc, the Danish Minister'r
Ludy, entertunted a huge circle of fabhoonshle,,
yrmerdsty evening, ut her Welber k-street,
Cavendit.h-rquair.
Mr. and KP.Rrt are arrived ut their ItonPe its
(711111'1es-street, Berkrley-*qtsare, from their beat to
Ireland.

LADY Monts '• 't4 " FRAN CE."—A new tilition of
this ‘Vntit, with tolditinind Notes, has just untwisted,
Unlike the ephemeral productions of modern twui.Js, this
Work coniiuues to occupy public attention iu an unusual
degree. Etery one rkpecied from the pest of Ibis distin-
guished 11.aoly an amusing loud instructive account of the
French People; but they slid not lake into calculation the
peculiar easiness of access to circles of rank and talent,
which her Ladyship'. literary reputation obtained fur her.
awil which ha. given her an opportunity enjoyed by noun of
our late tourists, to poetical the British public aid) a series
of delineations, anecdotes, and remarks, at once new and in-
teresting ; south though her sex has prohibited her from
rangine through the nocturnal recess.. of the Polon Royal.
and Crum seeing French life in several of grosser beelines,
that as a has Moo enabled tier to describe other and not leis
impoilsei features, which men, with all their sturdy John
Bullisno, lure no possible opportunity of observing. The
enmities of Lally MORGAN, however, have contrived to Imes
tlo se qualifications against her, by accenting her ll.adpnip of
publishing to the world sentiments whispered in twail.irs,
and details of private history, regardless of the inconveniellee
u. do.gruce Luch discloapres wilh.t produce:"

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