The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-30 00:00:00

WE V .110 U 771. JAN. 27.

Yesterday him Serene Highness Prince LEOPOLD,
accompanied by Baron HARDENUROCK and Dr.
STOCK:4AR. fur the first tune honoured this town
with a visit. The l'aittcs: rode by the
Stator and through the street opposite the Bay,
and was greeted by the spectators with every testis
ninny of t.lrbt and 'recoiling( respect, and returned
it isith most 4r4Clolok t• le.cebtitm. His Serene
Highness made but • very short stay, and returned
to Cione-house to dinner.

his flightless intrude this week ognin to cl►ort on
N'uru►wrll Estatr, the I•roliertt• mad family tr.i-
drucr or •I'. BILLETE, So liqshly fattitil ror
tiP:d spouts.

Oil Sunday his Serene Iligline,s heard divine
‘erviee no H prtvate inutitier, mud w the atilt:moots
rude to the sea roast.

BRIGIITIIN, JANUARY a 7.

Yesterday the Prince Regent took exercise hi the
Riding School. Ihe Duke of Clarence, iniprivell
in health and spirits, was on the Steyne and ('lily
P astir'. this morning. The Lord Chamberlain,
Lords J. Murray, Prudhoe. Esrilley, Say and Stir,
were on the Steyne before (limier. 'llw Niorqiiis or
Worcester, nod the Ri-hop of Exeter took an airing
in company on horseback, northward. The Countvai
of Newburgh mid Lady Bloomfield were also out.
Tow Frelich Aseibassailiir mid his Lady, the Mar-
quis and Marchioness D'Osinotid, left the Pavilion
for London 141 t eleven o'clock this min • g. Sir
'l'hu,snus Lidille arrived here about four o'clock thus
alicrimon.

The Ball at the Castle last night was both ele-
gantly and iiiiinerinisly attended. Dancing began
eaily, and wits ninth:tied with vivacity until three
o'clock this morning.

JANUARY 28.

This afternoon Lord Bo ry.liersh, and Is. Fugel,
the Ambassador of the lini4 of the Netherlands,
arrived on a visit to the Vrinee Regent.
The Marquis of 11'oreester returned In London
this morning, after passing a few days at the I'd-

The Marquis d'Ostnoad and his Couiness re-
turned to the metropolis yesterday.
The Prince Regent will rettiro to Carlton-hoose
on tliv 9th or 10th of next month.
31r. Nash, the architect, arrived at the Pavilion
this II ty. The improvements on the south side ate
rapidly carrying on. The apartments of the Steward
of the Iltnisehold and the. Lodges will soon be com-
pleted, and front their elevation, they will form a
perfect suite of upartinetita for the domestics.
The beautiful mansion of the late Lady Ann
Murray, on the Sterile. has been purchased by Mr.
Iliarringtim, the distiller, at Brighton, for 8,0004
A few 'ears ago, Lady Ann Murray purchased the
saute property for 4,00,94

A Letter from Windsor, dated Jan. _J, says : -•••
II This ))))) Duchess of Gt.outmvrea and
suite left the Casila for London, as did Lady
CAROLINE DAHER, and Mr. and Lady CHAR-
LOTTE B. WYNN E. The Princess AUGUSTA, at-
tended by Geis. CARTWRIGHT and other attendants,
rode oat ots horseback in Windsor Great Park."
The Duke of GLOUCESTER arrived in town at a
late hour on Wednesday night frutu Norfolk, at
his house in Park-lane.

Yesterday about two o'clock, the Duchess or
GLOUCESTER arrived in town from Windsor.

Yesterday the Dnke of Toast rode out fur the
third time, and visited the Doke and Duchess of
Gt.nucisrert, as did the Duke of SussEx.
The Duke of DEVON:4IIIM: is expected in town
to-morrow, from his seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.

The Grand Cmntnittee fur Ciieeunees of the
lone of Commons inert every Thursday in the
afierrooon —a very seasonable time, certainly, to
drown care.
Ti►e Marquis of TAVISTOCK has left town for his
seat in Bedfordshire ; the faunly will come to town
next week for the :aravoii.

The. Marqui". or SALISBURT is expected to leave
town this day, for his seat, Hatfield.
The Marquis of EXETER is expected in town to-
morrow, from hi• seat, Iltirleigh, Lincoln.

The Petitions from the City of Bath, presented
by Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, were rm.!' signed by
twenty uersous, that bring the number of persons
allowed to a►seumble under the mo-t rigorous Acts
of Path:intent. The INtitionir so signed are called
one-puunders.

The Cowart.% of Ca Alt LEVI 1.1.1:. commences her
fashionable panes tint. ee•ruwg, at her rusidelice uI
The Earl of SURREY Irft town yesterday. for
Farnham, on a visit to his father, the Duke of
Noaeot.K. fur a few day A.
. . . . .

ECONONIT.—None of the Ingres with which the
House of Prep is were used last
night. but, in lieu thereof., tiro pair V. randles were
placed on the bar of the House, to receive the
Members of the Douse of Commons. no bringing
up the Bill for restoring the Liberty of the Subject.
Earl Gowea is arrived at his house in Upper
Gresveimi.street, front a tour.
Ihe Earl of CARNARVON and the Ladies Poa-
CIIEsTLit are arrived at the Dowager Countess of
CAttNAltvotei house iu Lower Grosvenor-street,
e tour.

Lonl CHARLES FITZRoY is arrived at Thomas%
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from his seat in Suffolk.
The lion, WM. PAVI.ETT, NU'. and his Lady,
left town yesterday, for their seat in Lincolnshire.
Though every man, with either melise or property,
must feel most secure under un eAtublishment regu-
lated by law, and confirmed by time, one cannot
bust think it unfortunate when are given,
that do 114,1 appear gUll'atatavil by lilt feelings of
the
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