The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-27 00:00:00

BRIGHT/IN, JANUARY

The Duke of Wellington, accompanied by his
brother the Right lion. W. Wellesley Pole, alai
Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot, in the saute carriage, ar-
rived ut the Pavilion soon alter two o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The Duke of Nlontrese came in
110011 afier—his Grace's arrival was f..lltoived by
those of the Earle of flarrowhy and W:.stinurlanti,
Earl Bethune, Lord Stewart, Mr. Rubin-on, &c.
The I)nke of Wellington, accompanied by his
brother, gratified the inhabitants by si.iting the
Steyne and Cliff Parades yesterday. About half-
past lour o'clock a Council was held at the l'avi-
lion—Present—

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The Prince Regent end Duke of Clarence, ilie Puke
of Wellington, the Lard Prcsid•mt, the 801 l of Harroviby,
the Lord Steward, the L Chamberlain, the Secretary
or State for the War Department, the Master of the
Hone, the Right Hun. the Private Secretary, the Lord Privy
Seal, the Vice- President of the Board of Trade, Load Stewart,
the Marquis of Headt.. t, as the Lotd in Waiting, and the
Clerk of the Council, Mr. Buller.

The business preliminary to the oleming of the
two Houses of Parliament was settled by the Coun-
cil ; prior to which the Duke of %Velliogtori, the
Earl of Harrowby, and Earl Bathurst, had the
;amour of audiences of the Prince Regent. Th•:
Council broke up about half-past five; the Mem-
bers afterwards dined with the Prince ltegeid.

At eight o'clock this niorisnig, tlie Duke of
Wellington. and Mr. Wellesley Pule, in die saw,.
carriage lett the Pavilion for London. Toe Duke
of Montrose, the Earls of Ilarrowhy and West-
inorland, Earl Bathurst, the Lord Steuart!, she
Marquis of Cholruondeley and his son, Lard Ileury,
set out for Loudon shortly afterwards.

We are happy to soy. the Duke of Vona t is so
much recnvered from his late accident, :is to be
able to take an airing in his carriage on Sunday and
yesterday.

The Duke and Duches. of ARGYLE arrived ye.-
terddy et their house in Upper Brook-etreet, E•otsx
their seat iu Susses.

The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM leaves town this
day for his seat. Stowe; the Marchioness to-morrow
for her seat, Avingt,m. filants.
The Earl of LoNsom.a leaves town this day for
his seat in Rutlantlshire.

The Earl and Countess of MARCH :irrived yes-
terday at Richmond House, from their sem, Mal-
colm, Sussex.

Lord NUGENT arrived yesterday at his brother's,
the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM'S, in Pall-mull, frog►
Lilleys, Bucks.
Lord and Lady LORTON and family are arri►ed at
the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, frou► their
seat in Ireland.

Lord EMMERT arrived yesterday at his house in
Grosvenor-street, from his seat, Belvidere, Kent.
The Earl of CLAKC is shortly to lead to the
Hymeneal altar the Host. Miss SETstourt. The
nuptial ceremony is to take place at Peri", whicls
is the rause of the protracted stay in that of
Mrs. FiTzRERBEILT. under whose care the at te-
reining MOM SEYMOUR has heen for many years.

It is reported tl at a matrimonial alliance is about
to bake place between the lion. Captain G. G.
Ws I.DEGIRAVE and the Hon. Alibs CURZON. daugh-
ter of Baroness FlowE. and grand-daughter 01
Lord Cuazom. If our information be correct, this
intended union has beau formally notified to lire
MAJESTY.

Lord SYDNEY arrived yesterday at ha house in
Groaireisor-hquare, from his seat, Frognall, lieut.
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The Archbishop of CANTERBURY and Mrs. M AN_
NERS SUTTON arrived on Sunday at Lainheili
piduer, from a visit to their brother. JOHN MAN-
N LIN SUTTON, at his seat. Kellum; Notts.
Sir JOHN BERESFORD, Burt. is arrive I at his
house in Harley-street, from the Contimut.

Ho*ERT HUaisT, Evq. M.P. arrived yeviertlay at
Duoip's Hotel. Werioniuster, from his seat in
Sussex.

General Ross is arrived at his house in Po, ti
place, Irmo the Continent.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jertnyn-street
Sir George and Lady Hill ■nd family, from Uubliu ,
(*awaits Baird, 3d Regiment of Guards, from Scotland i
Arthur Chichester, Esq. M.P. from Rath; and James
ham Stuart, Esq. train his scat is liras

Mrs. Ham. and fanoly arrsvttt yestrrday at the
Firuovarick House Hotel. Hauover-square, flora
illor vest In Wales.

Mr. and Mrs. HOLELACH and family arrived
yesterday at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, Noun
their seat in Hens; Mr. and MIS. COLEMAN, loft
ditto, for their seat in Nottissgitsmiiiiire; Mr. and
Mrs. HOUSTON, front ditto, for Plots.
Mrs. SALMON ha, been oil a visit to Lord Dt:D•
LET, in Warwickshire ; she comes to to .11 in a day
or two, to fulfil her engagement at the Drury-true
Oratorios.
By letters recently arrived from Paris, we are
happy to learn that Mr. Alderman %Sinop is coin-
p'etely recovered from a very severe illness, with
which he has been afflicted nearly the whole of the
time he 114 s beet* in that apitul.
The si. w tragic play, taken from the poems of
Lord Brans, is from the pen of 31r. DIMOND.
The hero .1 the piece is to be personified by Mr.
KIiAN. It is illielpersed with music.