The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

Her M*ivsrr rode nut in her garden on Thurs-
day evening, for about au hour and • half, with
which she was much tefseslved, after the excessive
heat of the day,
Sir 11. llALtsuao raw to sown yesterday after-
noon about three o'clock, from attending the Kurt:
at Windsor, and visited her Maiesrir. We are
happy to announce, that in addition to the favour-
able account of her MAMMY having hid • very
good night, the report was during testerday,
" That the QUCEN continues muds better."

ROYAL NUPTIALS--THE PRINCE

REGENT'S COURT, ..e.

Yesterday the Poises REGENT held a Court at
Carlton House. A Gu'ird of Honour, under the
command or Colonel ATCRESON, marched into the
court-yard of Carlton Rum.. preceded by the hand
of the 3d regiment of Foot Guards. A detachment
of Life Gourds was stationed so Waterloo-place,
and small parties in {ltll-mall.
The Grand Nall was lined with the Yeomen of
the Guard, and • full suits of the Court attemlaists
were in waiting', to receive the Addrees of 111. Cor-
poration of the, City of Loudon on the marriage of
the Duke and Duchess of CAMIRIDOI. Cut.sixt-
ittg of -
The Secretary of State for Foreign Affair*, she Lord
Momlintel°, the Lord Steward, she Master of the Horse,
the cspisio of she Yeomen of the Guard, Lord Chillies
Spencer, as she Lord Weitint; Sir Mts. Lippe!, as She
Groom sa %Valour ; cotweet Mom as Sayre' Stick in Wait-
ing ; Masse. Gresers, as Page of Honour; the State Par,,
and the Inunuunibte Corps of Genii. men Peasionera,

At three o'r'ut•k the iquer,stilis front the City
arrived la .iffiluae in the following; order :--
The two Alarsitals on horseback, in their sideadid uniform,
Poor Mirsholown, two and two.
Six Footmen, ditto, id wearins sthae cathodes.
The Lord Mayan, ir rested by six Gentlemen of his House.

hold, in bin' k
The Sword of State, the Cap of Liberty, and the Mace.
Aldermen Curtis, Birch, Dunnlle, lif.tersay, Hunter, and
Asking
The R eurder.
The Sheriffs, the Remembrmeer, lb, Common Serjrant,
Mr. Arabia, the Nweial Pleader, the Chamberlain,
the Town ..lerk, the D. pety Town
Clerk. Mr. Leigh, and tip•ards of
forty 0 •nt l••m of the t 'unri
of CUISMOU Council.

The Corpora ion were e Meted into the pre-
sence of the PRINCE, 111•OLay liy the Lord Chew-
berlain and two Gentieinen Ushers. wisp below
seated ou his throne, received the Addr• se of the
City of Londiiii 111)1111 the lllAltriNge of •e puke
o. it Duchess of CADIRRIDOE. which was read by
Sir JOHN SILVESTIiR, toe Recorder, who, we were
happy to observe, lies re(osered from his indispo-
sition. His Royal Highness returned iiiipro-
priate Answer. Tit”) were all most graciously re-
ceived, and bad the houuur to kiss the PRINCE
RFOKNVI hand.
The City Procession proceeded from Carlton.
House to Capubriilge.Hotese, where the servants
appeared in their splendid state liveries. The
LORD MAYOR. Ste. were received by Cad. KEAT,
Major JONES. Col. RIMEL, Cpl. PROTY, and
Maj r DAVISON, the Royal Duke's staff, who
conducted them into the dining-room and library,
which were opened upon the occasion; and after
all the procession had alighted, they were sliewn tip
the great staircase to the drawing-roan, where the
Duke and Duchess, accompanied by the Land-
grave of Hang CASSEL, attended by Lidy
1121.11.41 THTNIIS and MIA HEIDEMAN, were lii rea-
diness to receive them. After having made their
obeisance, the Recoeusa proceeded to read the
Address to the Duke, who returned a suitable
answer. The itliCOROlll afterwards read the
Address to the Duchess, to which her Royal High.
units read her answer very distinctly lii the Eviglisli
language. They were all most graciously received,
and had the honour to kiss the Duchess's baud.

THE DDICE AND DUCHESS OF OR
ENTERTA INNEN r.

On Thursday the Duke and Duchess of GLOU.
CUTER had a numerous party at dinner. In the
evening their Royal Righneases had a splendid and
select party. The lower suite of rooms were re.
freshen! with some charming growing plants and
flowers, consisting of geran►ums in Hower, myr.
tlea in Mown, pinks, various heaths, and a great
variety of exotics.

Among the company were—
Mr Princess Sophia of Ulowerster, ►he Duke and Ditches,
of Cambridge slid their suites, the Duchess of York, the
Landgraireuf Hesse Cassel, the Pritsce and Princess ut Schuns-
berg Lippe, the Marquis and Marchioness of Winchester,
the Marchioness of Hastings, the Dowager Duchess of
Leeds, Lady Mary Erskine, Earl anal Ceenteas Euston,
Earl and Curates, Puulett, Viscount and Viscouutess Dun-
gannon, &c.

Vire have learned, though not from positive au-
thority, that the End of SANDWICH died lately at
Rome, where it is known that his Lordship had
been for some time seriously ill. His Lordship
Wail horn in 1744. lie is succeeded by his pon
Census. V.scornt lIINCIIINSItOOK, born Fe.
biudry 19, 1773. The amiable Lady 'rums-
Touts is the only surviving daughter of the late
Earl.—(Evening Paper.)
We are concerned to learn, that the accounts re-
ceived yesterday, of Mr. HILLT ADDINGTureS
are so extremely els g, that Lord SID-
atUUTII left town no the uncertain hope of reaching
Ins brother's residence, in Soniersetshire, in time
to catch his parting breath.—(l veiskg paper.)

_ .
IMPORT/INT.—Next Tuesday the Drawing or
the Loittry will he resumed. and as that will he
the loot day but owe, s very large proportiuu of She Sketa/y.
air Capsule NOW sus the Wheel, wind he drinew—perhaps
the Totes Turentio Thousands !!--pit should also be wig&
hauwii that the Sloth Drawn Prise above Wel- will be es.
titled to 10,0001. in addielna —Warrauleil isailrawe Tickets
sod Shares are en sale at WESB'S OlStes, 11, Cunard!, and
t 7, Lnchgamoreet, where l'wo of lb* largest Capitals
drawa liar oifet Day, were shared arid mad,