The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-13 00:00:00

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• and the Muni Prom their kaccful groves.
For an Englishman to venerate Hull respect the
University of Gottingen, it wualtl be sufficient fur
hint to witness the representation of Houle. 111,41
learn that this Royal Dane, whose mind wit+ fillet!
with the most sublime ideas Slid moral principle.,
including filial piety in its purest spirit, was a
Student of that School, owl drank in his Philtoophy
flout that fountain. The event, which threatens
such fatal coosesiueitces to the Univursiiy of Gut-
tingen, nos en iiistlt given to a butcher.
Our letter froia Dover. dated Atirnst 11 (Tues-
day). says—" Ili* Grace the Duke of ‘Vt:t.-
LINGTON arrived here this morning at five o'clock,
and embarked at one on board the Lord Donato
packet. The hand of the 31st Regiment attended,
and a salute from the battery ou the Western
Heights announced his Grace's departure.
" Tire Ludy Castlereagh, with the Marquis
Curler:, the Poll, cud Industry passage vessels, also
Mailed fur Calais with passengers. carriages, Scr."

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
.war held al the house of the CHANCLI.I.OR of the
EXCHEQUER, which wee attended by that Right
Hon. Griatleruati, the Earl of LIVERPOOL. iiii-
c4.Htit CASTLEREAGH. Earl BATHURST. Mr. WEL.
LIcALEY I'OLE, Mr. CANNING, &c. The Earl of
LIVERPOOL left the Cabinet about three o'clock,
io attend the PRINCE REGENT et Carlton House.
The Cabinet sat till about four o'clock.

Yesterday being the PRINCE REGENT'S birth-
day, the same was observed in a private manner,
his Royal Highness having commanded that his
birth should he publicly celebrated by • Court,
aiid other public rejoiciiigv„ on St. George's Day ;
notwithstanding smite of the pari►h church bells
rang in the morning.
The King'■ Guard mounted duty at St. James's
Palace, with the birthday colours, the whole
guard was preceded by the drum-major of the 3d
Regiment, iu his state uniform.
The Dukes of YORK and CAMBRIDGE, and
Prince LEOPOLD, paid their personal respects to
the PRINCE REGENT, at Carbon House, upon the
return of the a 111 l iversery of his natal day. The
French, the Anii•rican, the Russian, and others of
the Foreign Ainleameadors and Ministers, with a
numerous assemblage of Nobility, thronged Carl.
ton House to pay their dutiful congratulatory re.
apects. The c•inpany were so numerous at certain
times that the great gates of the Court-yard of
Carlton House were thrown open. •
The QuEESI gave a dinner to her illustrious
Family in honour of the day, The Duke of
CAMBRIDGE. accompanied by Prince WILLIAM
iimi Prince FREDERICK of Hesse Cassel, left Cain-
bridge House loam after four o'clock, to be present
at it. The PRINCE REGENT, the Duke of YORK,
and Prince LEOPOLD, left town soon after, and pro.
ceeded to Kew.

A dinner was given to some of the principal
Royal attendant* at the Stud House, Hampton
Court. The domestics had an entertainment, as
usual, at Carlton House. The Ravi% tradesmen
dined together at the Thatched House. Tavern;
their houses were Illuminated at night, in honotfr of
the anniversary. The Theatres and several other
places were illuminated. •
A rowing match was given at Richmond, in ho-
nour of the slay, which attracted the most numerous
asseinhlage of company there that has been known
for a number of years. The City barge went up
to Richmond, filled with elegant compituy.
All the ►tram-Iwats from London to Richition,l
were crowded with company, and had bands of mu-
sic in honour of the day. The Thame► was crowd-
ed with company.
Yesterday, about one o'clock, Prince Leorof D.
attended by Colonel ADDLNBCOKE, arrived in town
front Claremont.

The Duke and Duchess of KENT arrived yes.
Imlay at Kensington Palace from Claremont.
Among the restored blesaings of peace. the
Treasury Journals have forgotten to reinaik that
the Horse-Guards, as formerly, may be daily seen
kissing the nursery-maids and drinking the chit-
dress's milk in St. James's Park.

Lord CASTLEREAGH does not proceed to Aix-la-
Chapelle till the 25th instant. MS the Congress does
nut continence its Sittings till the first week in Sep-
tember. The Noble Lord is to be attended iu all
by Lord CLAN WILLIAM, Lord FRANCIS CONYNO-
LIAM, Mr. PL•NTA, Mid Mr. CtiAo.--( Evening
Paper.)
It is stated in an American Paper, that a ship of
about 375 tons was ready to be launched from one
of their ship-yards, which is actually to be fitted sip
wish r !itearll engiiie and appaititus, as a strain
packet ship fur crossing the Atlantic.
'Elie Voids of the Treasury, it is rani, have up.
proved of a plan submitted to them, for a wider
avenue to tht New Custuni-house, by au enlarge.
Went of Water-lure,

Bring in the mutt of harvest, the farmer's did
not generally attend Norwich orirtet nu Satiorilay,
and Hiaay who did, retorred vitli their *amid-. iii
their pocketv, loolcon; for a better prier.—'There
was a very invignitieeilt thew of Scot, Cattle, or,
Indeed, of rosy kiml, except Cows, of which there
was great chose., many being 'inutile to Mid feed
for them. There were r few rrltS of lambs, hum
to 34.. rad a number of pigs.
A letter from Cuoviatitiomile, dated the 4th of
published at Genoa, ewes, that a Ttlikisb
lady, it you.s widow, named 11.MEIDAi
titiUghttr of the late luststists-Assan, losing over-
come with venni, us Treboormile, to which she had
retired, war ile,lioti% of j,liimig all Italian Colonel at
Ciiiistentioolde, wither whore protreiniii she isitroith,
rd to shale a tour no Europe, takius with her all
tier wealth. Iler colititlai tee in that project went
tor Cash Smitailr liAtsaw, the liostaogix AutiMat
aoil I'.LlNot.ta, aull her ifitee favuuritr !laver; all
of wh ,ou its. lielog dowoverrei, toifortunately
lost their heads. Tile lady hr►rtlf waa e I eft
to 'inmost 000000 roil for life. The Italian Colonel, at
date of the letter, laid not arrived at Colistailw
thailile, toot orders had been i..uell tor hi. alfesfy in
uAac of his makioi Ito iiiipesnums

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