The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-15 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

Her MAJESTY'S health, we are estrentely happy
to say, continues to improve. On Thursday even-
ing, at six o'clock, her MAJESTY left Kew Palace
and rode out in her garden chair in the delightful
pleasure-grounds attached to the Palace, drawn by
her favourite pony, guided by her coachman.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER walked by the side
of her beloved mother; Princess ADGUSTA
ed, leaning on the arm of Sir FaAxe's Mtr.mmt•
They were followed by two footmen. Her MA.
JESTY continued her ride for upwards of an hour;
she appeared very cheerful and much refreshed.
On Thursday morning the. Comoro% of CARDIGAN
visited her MAJESTY. At the same the Duchess
Of GLOUCESTER and Princeu AUGUSTA rode out
in au open earriage.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday have arrived.—
The 5 per Cent. Consols are 78 1.5i1i francs, which
is the price of Saturday ; but the SaiAt Actions
have fallen—they are down to 1,600 francs.

We give this day the conclusion of Me Secret
Memorial of the French Ultra-Royalists, addressed
to the Allied Power.. It carries on its face its own
conviction. Its title is a disgrace. The Allies, it
says, have us much right to dictate to the King of
FRAIICE who shall he his Ministers, as they had, in
1814, to place the King himself upon the Throne.
They may send one of their jack-boots to be the
French Prime Minister, and yet France is to he a
free indepetideut honor, with a constitutional Go.
veronica. After the avowed profession of such
base servility, surely the Ultra-Royalists have for.
feited every claim to respect mid public consider.
shoat.

Lord STRANGI,OIIO, the British Enroy in Soc•
den, has succeeded in ohtuiuing from that Court a
Decree, authorising the exportation of deals mod
timber, in British ships. on the payment of the
MAW export duties as in Swedish vessels. Several
thousand tout of *hipping will consequently be seat
from British ports during the preseut seisms% WM.
ceive cargoes in those of Sweden. This perniissios
is to last until the end of this year; but it Wei.,
most certain that the advantages which Sweden will
derive from the increased exportation of her pro.
duce, will induce his Swedish Majesty to proloug
it.

(Translat ion.)
41 We, EwaltLes Jon., by the Grace of God, King of
Sweden, Norway, ke. do hereby make known, that is cosai-
deration of special reasons and circumstances, we are gra.
dainty pleased to permit, to the end of this year, the ex-
portion of Bans and Deals, by forties ships, at the Na-
tio:4ml Export Duly stipulated i■ the Tariff; and in respect
to Deals, the exportation is permitted dumdum the same pe.
rind, without restriction to the quantities stated in said Ta_
riff. But the tonnage duties on foreign ships no employed
are to be charged the sine as in other instances ell fo-
reigners; according to Which all whom it may concern have
to regulate tbernselves.—ln witness whereof, we have here-
unto set our hand and Royal seal.
" Stockholm, July lb, UM."

Yesterday the Po►tagnese Ambassador had an
audience of the Patrick RENT at Carlton
House; as had Sir Jon a BOILLAIL WARREN.
The French Judge, who attends the Northern
Circuit, is a M. Coven. At York and Durham
he was very assiduous in his attention its the nrii.
ceedings in the Crown Court, examining the indict-
ments, and watching the course of the evidence:
The Gentlemen of the Bat are exceedingly atttn►tive
to him.

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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES.

The Dowager Duchess of Rutland left her house, Sack-
ville-airett, yesterday, fur Leamington, Warwickshire.
Lord sad Lady D. H. Cavendish sod family arrived yes-
terday at ibeir house, Saville-row, from their seat, Latti users,
Bucks.

The Right Hon. Charles and Mrs. Long left town yester•
day, (Sr their neat, Bromley-kill, Kent.
The Hun. 8 Craven is arrived at his brother'. (the Earl
of Craven) house in Charlea•sireey Berkekyqua►e, (row a
tour.

Arrival* yesterday at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street :
—The Marque.' of Ormond, from Cheltenham; Mr. Chiches-
ter, from Paris ; Jobe Weateombe, Esq. from his seat iu
Berle; Janes Mane, Esq. from Brighton; Peter Williams,
Esq. from ditto.
Arrivals at Brunet's Hotel, Leieester-sgeare:—Mr. Law.
one, from Paris ; and Montaigne Burgoyne, Esq. front a tour.
Departure* from ditto:—General Politira and Mews Po-
lities, jun.; Dr. Pohl, for the Coaiiuent ; General Wiesprar
and Mr. sod Madame Seashell, for she Coutieent.