The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-20 00:00:00

.BRIGIITON, Ls. 19.

It gives its heartfelt satisfaction to observe, that
Pis Ru►•al fl►ghuess the Prince Regent, lit • state
of health good beyond expectation Irons the severe
trial ►with which► it bas pleased [leaven to afflict
hint, is now happily benefiting by improsing spi-
rits at the Pavilion.

Music is once more • pleasing and enlivening
feature of the Royal amusements after (huller.
The weather last week was variable—commonly
damp and unpleasant. The Prince Regent was
daily on horseback in the Riding School. The
Duke of Ularance, in all weathers, was on the
Steyne, the Cliff Parades, or sociably visiting the
streets. and appeared to derive health and autistic•
tion from hie exercise.
The invitations hitherto to the resident Nobi-
lity, to the honour of associating with Royalty at
the Palace, have been very limited ; nor, from pre-
sent indications. is any speedy change in that soar-
tienlar pr 'seri.
The Pavilion arrivals, departures, and returns of
the last week, were as uuder :
Monday--Arrived the Russian Ambassador,
Count Limn and his Countess; the Russian Ge-
neral Count Czarouski, and Prince Vorunichtski,
his Aide-de-Camp ; and a Swedish Charge 4'Al=
faire), Baron Styruheld.—Returned, the Right
Hon. Sir B. 'Bloomfield, Count Munster, and Lord
Stewart.

Letters of condolence front the Russian and
Swedish Sovereigns were included in the arrivals of
this day, to the Prince Regent.
Wednesday—Departed 'is early as half-past one
in the morning, Count Czarouski, and Prince
Voronichtski, for the lion. Mrs. Dinner's, at
Caine, there to present to lits Serene Highness
Prince Leopold ■ letter of condolence from the
Emperor Alexander.
Thursday—Arrived, Colonel Wood ; departed,
Baron Styreihrld.
Fridayßeturned, Cotten Czaroubki, and Prince
Vorimichtski.
Saturday—Arrived, Lord 11. Cholinondeley.
The Foreign Ministers, Lord Stewart, &c. were
expected to depart fur Loudon yesterday.
Lord Abergavenny arrived at the Castle yester-
day sennight, and had the honour of dining with
the Prince Regent at the Palace that and follow-
ing day.

The Royal dinner party on Saturday included
The nines Bernet, the Duke or narrow?, the Lords
Steward and Chaseberlain, the Right Hon. the Private Sc-
eritary, the Martinis of Ileadford, Lords Carlton, Arran,
Stewart, and W. Gunflint, (:onoit MAnster. the Count Czar-
ouski, and Prince liireinsichtski; Sirs W. Keppk and E.
Nagle; Colonel. Thornton and Wood; the Rev. F. W.
Blomberg, and the Bishop of Exeter.

Divine &n ice yebterday, in the presence of the
Prince Regent, the Duke of Clarence. suite, a►►d
household, as usual, was performed by the Lord
Bishop of Exeter. and the Rev. F. W. Blo►uberg.

lowl Prudhoe is on a visit to Lord James
Mur-
ray, huff and Blue, Signe ; Lord C. Manners,
Lord 00000 , Sir R. Doughty, lion. Colonels
Percy and Berkeley, &c. are also in the arrival
list. Lady balmy is among the late departures.
The ball at the Castle on Monday was elegantly
attended.

Lieutenant-General Dustor. M.P. arrived yes-
terday id Warren's Hotel, Chutes-street. St.
Jisturb's-squore, frosu his seat, Southwick. DUtil-
fries.

Mr. and Lady CAROLINE LAssite arrived yester-
day at Melbourne House, from Brocket Hall.

4hi ‘Veilistialay, the 7th instant, a splendid
dinner and ball were given at IVltiteford, Devon.
shire, by Sir VV. I', CALL, Bart. to a very large
party ; among whom were—
Earl and lady Eames Meant Edgewnthe, the Rigid Wm.
R. P. Carew and Lady, Mr. mid Mrs. Coryton, the Rev. Mr.
Wueleumbe, Mrs. Woulcuwthe, Ace.

A splendid dinner wait given on Monday at Eaton
by Earl Gaosvergoit, to the Corporation of
Chester. Lord BELGRAVK invited the Ladies and
Gentlemen to a ball and supper at the Hoye! Hu.
lel, un Wednesday ; and the birth-day of his Lord-
ship will be commemorated by a public dinner, on
the 27th instant, to the freemen at large.

A gallant Officer, who fought in most of the
Spanish campaigns under the Duke of XVEi.i.twt:-
TON, is about to sue fur a divorce from his wife, on
a charge of iiitidelity—to which, it is said, a plea
of rec r ati iiii is to be urged in defence.
The Windsor Theatre closed on Saturday even-
ing, on wind, occasion Nlr. LEY returned the
mind thanks to his patrons. Tile season has out
been so propitious es the Managers could have
wished.

A dog kennel was built some years ago by Sir
WNI. ROWLEY. at h►s seat in Suffolk, which en-
closes four acres of ground. Among other accom-
modations fur the hounds wane warm bath, through
which rash dog regularly passed after the day's
chase. The late Duke of Ricustortu's dog ken-
uel. in Sussex, cost his Glace 10,0001.

l'rereset the Valet from. haviNg leis head broken,
owl the Mitt...dresser being iu di%grace.—lf evert'
Nobleman would taw its a Gentleman of distinction has of
late dune, they womb! not lie taken in by their hairdressers
tar ilusuevtiev. While the valid was dreaming the above Gen-
tienian't hair, the Gentleman f I his hair get dila and
fall uff ; the Gentleman was surprised, as he bad used
Prince's Genuine Russia Oil fur year., sod always &nod
it thirkru and preserved his hair, and prevented it falling
oil or turning grey, which triadehun inquire of the valet
if be used friaries Kumla Oil; and mi examining the
bottle, he found it was a counterfeit Russia 00, which merle
the Gentleman its such a rage that lie threw the I.•itik id the
bead; but die valet provcil it to be the fault of the
hair-dnaarr that served the family, as be ordered it of him,
and he hrunglit I the counterfeit. The Gentleman dm
sired that the lowir-droser should seem his family uo longer,
sisal pnriieularly desired die valet to Imre it of the l'r.ipor.
tor. Palace, John-street, theorit-street ; or of Mr SIIVTII,
I'i-ruiner to his Majesty, New nouil.strret; or at Nlessrs.
HINDRits and Soy, PC1(11111Yr, to her 31ajeity, Tit liburne.
street; ur of any other tespectable Perfumer or 31eilicius

On Fsiday evening the .2cl ;I'o. u the Weymouth
Union Coach was going loom Loudon to Weymouth,
the Lorses took fright at a truss of hay 'het hod Inc.
viously frliru from a waggon upon Hook Common,
Unit L'sat.ingstuke, and overturned the conch, when
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Wit* huts .o ilitleil that hr shed the next day. There
were aux of Priuce Cousins:is servatols within the
roach, but not use of the pmben;r.: was materially
huts.