The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-22 00:00:00

CR,IND MICIMEL.

Imes (Pre-mourn), 61. r r. 19.
flis Imperial Highness, wile i. yosiugmt brother 54 the
Eiisperor of Russia, fios ttttt reel 111.1 pint With a S'IMI On :inn.
day last, aticnital by Glace:ill. Paskt ehzell
11 ion Nicola!, Sir William
.Coligrere, 1)•o-tnrs aiel
SI icisailoffsky, and several set-saint e,1111,01110.1 nlllOlll IWO
inlUnging to hi. Royal Highness flee Ptlntle I:,gunt 111 ei-
pectetion of his Isniwrial Ifighars,-s ?Hived iii the morning
of Sunday, a great nutuffic 441 persomi assembled uti rion.ll
and s guard of Is -, from She slit light U.-
Autry, With the hand, was drawn In ..wive
It Was two o'clock, In.w;!ser, hetoit the la tifficl guits au-
siounced has Imperial flightless having irathed
whence, instead of proceeding to this !OWN 14T1 .xpected, he
was driven It. the Admiral' Hard, at Stonehote.c, allsse lie
embarked in Lord E.xinuuth's barge for Mosel Edgcandie,
bearidg the Russian standard, mod under a royal sa:f4;if
from the shipping, batteries, and liars_ On lauding it.
flarnpnol the illiariau standard was hoisted. His hone
pea iml Highness was welcomed by the %whit owner of the
Mouut it. pes son, as well as by a royal salute loom She
battery; and after wanderiag through the flower-gardens,
with which he was exceedingly gratified, dined with his. Lift&
ship,, in company with Lord Exmouth, Captain Menem-,
Captain and Mrs. Fleetwood Pellew, Caulaiu Ekins, Sir
Thomas and Lady Hardly, Conisni...ioner Shield, Mr Harris,
and Mr. Bulk-el. Sir William Congreee mod the rest of his
Imperial II ighnetia's suite were of the party.
On the following morning Ibis distinguished stranger
paid •II visit to the 111 cal water, and thence we'd tin linaid
the Impregoable, the flag-ship, gimlet another SAUD', which
Was tetagnitieenily decorated with the <Woes. of all liations
the Ruuiatt Eagle told the Citiois Jack bang hoisted to-
gether at the main truck, and the yards manned with sea-
men, dressed in blue jackets and white trousers, which
altogether prudseed a eery grand ether. Ilia hope. lid
Highness then proceeded to the Catnip/as, one of the ships
taken from the French during the war, which he inspected
with particular attention. Tu ihis followed She Ducksyaid,
where Comeniasiimer Shield and the other officers of the
yard, with Major-Gene-rill Moline, and staff, a guard of
honour, and a baud of miscue awaited his Imperial flighncea.
At she instant of ffis entering the yard, the Russian Eagle
ascended the nag-staff of the chap.! tower, soul the b. Its
rung a merry peal, whilat hi■ Imperial Highness was em-
ployes' in examining the variollol objects which court admis
ration in this extrusive nod noble arsenal, which occupied
nearly three hours. His Wipe, Ml Highness, having. hoe-lied
Ibis interesting visit, returned to dinner it Mount Edg-
cumbe, where Lord Exmouth, Lady Louisa ('all, Lady
Elizabeth Forbes, Mrs. and Miss Carew, Colonels Morehead
and Thorntem, Capasiu PrIICK, Mr. Mulyneux, and Mr.
Johnoun, were incited.

Titesday morning was divided to a grand review of the
61st Hal Bth regiments, the a,tillery, mid a detachment of
the 7th qh sguuus, which was attends(' by thousands of spec.
tators. At half-wist 12 o'clock his Royal Highness left the
beautifnl domain of Mount Edgcumbe, lands r a parting sa-
lute. Having crossed over to the Admiral's Stairs under
Mount Wier, he was received on the slope of the hill by
Major General Browne and his Staff; and Admiral Lod Ex-
mouth. On *drawing into the rectangle formed by the
wtroups, they presented anus, mid the hands struck up. No-
thing could surpass the precision of the manceuvrts, chick
excited the unqualified praise of every uue pri sent.
After the review was over, his Imperial Highness dined
with Lord Exmouth and the beads attic different Govern.
meld departments Iti the evening he slept at Whitieu's
Royal Hotel, sad on Wednesday morning, after visiting the
citadel, and at Ike instance of Sir William Con:rive. mutat-
Greatly presenting a donation of 501 h, the charitable nista-
tuition. in Plymouth, his Imperial Highness quutdd the
port, with the intention of making a tour atuag the sea coast
through tiolmoitith, Weymouth, gds. He was dressed in
dark green regimentals, and appeared to feel sensibty the
tweaks of respect with which lie was greeted uu t vtry
occasion.

Since the departure of his Impeiial Highness, we have
learnt that he was (Wanted at Exeter, uu %Veditesiday melt,
is etniscqi.ence ofa broken spring. He could nut, theists/re,
procisd to Sidmouth urn, 'flues(ley morning lu Ids stay
tumid from Plymouth, the Royal Personage slept is the first
instance, and changed horses in the latter, at Winian'a Ta.
vent, 1,1411 Mee, at the situation and accuusitiodatioas of
which be manifested particular satisfactiou.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTF.