The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-14 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 12.

The Pavilion this day hits received a considerable
accession of company. Among the principal or-
rivals are the Count anti Cutinteas Lieven, General
Count Czarowsky. and Prince 11'orensta, Aide--
de-Camp to the Count. They have just armed
from the Court of Petersburgh, with an antograpli
letter of 'condolence from the Efiliftror of Russia
to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, of the
death of his illastrious Daughter. Ilia Excellency
Count Munster, the litmoveriaii Minister, also ar-
rived, and had an immediate interview with the
Prince Regent.
The Right lion. Lord Stewart, our Ambassador
at the Court of and the Right lion. Sir
B. Bloomfield, likewise returned here, alter an
absence of a few days.
The Prince Regent has been confined to the
Pavilion during the whole day, with important
official business; and we feel a pleasure in inotiog,
that his Royal iliglineas enjoys most excelleot
health.

This morning a large party of Nubility, includ-
ing the aboye,named foreign visitor-, dined with the
Prince.

The Duke of LEEDS gave a grand entertainment
oil Alooday, at 111.4 reaidener. Whilehall, to a large
party of diminetion; ammo,. n•hunm were—

• The French Ambassador, the Prossiata Arnlimmador, the
Attilkassador f the King of the Netherlamb, Lord Hen-
ley, Lord Blotting, Horton William Fagl2l, Mr. Brudetick,6x.
The Doke and Ducliehm of BEDForto are ex-
pected to leave towu Una day for their beat, Woo-
burn Abbey.

The Dake and Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND
are expected in town tin% week, from their seat,
Alowick Castle, Northumberland.

The Duke of NORFOLK left town yesterday, for
his Farnham, Soth,lk.

The Marquis of BATH is arrived ut his home in
Crosvenbi-spiure, from his seat, Longkir, Wiqs.
The 3larquis and Nlarcliiosiess of lIUNTLY ar-
rived oil Monday, at Richmond &louse, from their
serf io Scotland.

The Marquis and Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM
and family are expected in town next week, from
their beat, Avingt ))))) Ilants.
Earl and Countess BATHURST left towu yebter.
day, for their seat, Linn grove.
Earl BEAUCII.tMP has left town fur his seat,
Matlenf►eld, Worcestershire.
Earl and Countess SPENCER and family are ex-
pected in town on Monday next, from their seii„
Altliorp, N ortliatuptonsliiie.
The Earl of HARRINGTON enteitaineil a select
party at dinner yesterday, at his house in the
Stable-yard. St. James's.

The Earl and Countess of MANSFIELD ore
shortly expected home from the Continent.
Lord CHARLES FITZROY is arrived in town, front
his seat in Satinlk.

Lord and Lady STANLEY are arrived at their
father's (the Earl of Mount's) seat, the Oaks, from
Knowsley, Lancashire.
Lady HYDE PARKER is arrived at her residence
in Cumberland-place, from a tour.
Lady LOUISA MANNERS is arrived at her house
in Pall-Mall, from her seat at Wimbledon.
Lord and Lady HUNTINGDON have left Red-
dish's hotel, Jermyri-street, on a tuur ; also Cu;.
ATCIIINSON, fur his seat in Berks.

Lord and Lady MELsounxr. are expected in town
this day, front their seat, Brocket

Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jerinyto-street
—Capt:tin LautG, 18th Hussars, froin Scotland ;
M. llocEtts, Esq. and sou, from Paris.

The report of Lord lllraoN's death at latisitime,
stated in a Sunday Paper, is :sot credited. There
are letters of a lute date from his Lordship, written
at Venice, wht re he had established his residence.
The Committee chosen from among the Ilem-
tiers of the French Academy to 'mike a rquirt
the 3liiiister of the Interior respectit.g the re-orga-
nization of the French Theatres, hare finished their
labour. It is said that they propose to establish
second Theatre Francois, a second Theutre d'Opria
Cotnique, and not to allow male thaii mu. Thiitr...
for Vandtvilles, and two Theatrts fur Melo-
draines.

During the journey of Madame de Krutletii r
through a village on the botriers of W. iavir, bt%t -
rat wen of 'timer and letter% %vela her. .1,
soon us she perceived I. de Kotzrliae, itticai,-
ce:4l rapidly to him, and called out in a I.unl
Be a convert." M. de Kotzebue atw%ete-d--
" I 11111 too Uhl*" made a profound soul tO.
into his carriage.