The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-21 00:00:00

‘tt. saiaotiar Ili • gist R4/14 10,41 i
utast-iota forbiair Tissnmeop,- far tlar parries
of havii*bef qua: 'battened, Ad Sittirtfittlti
Ma Brdikt Wm& Cuticles* (whicletestalproest port
irthi Hata. 04644,04. saile' to'refittittit .
spotlit* csui•iug wowed*. The, Arai George.
Soberrier.- and the /err Mgt*. TM** 14..
Spitiseid for orders.
it it generally believed at Brighton. tbrt the
Kirda's *widen detertatinatiois not to enaltArk op his
tloising earnest**. rime fray the .4ohrice of Mt*
bidders, who art-sewed to his XIS/girt. thrtliti
embarkation would. tit this p rticular time. hectors,
strued by the disaffected r% the result of fear. •
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The Pioneer • 'cheerer rod Moen cutter lea
wilted- to Sneers** oss Weduesdry, after having
tlehyrred. on Monday night, the Urban witoesser
from the [bowie to the Captain) of ponce
boats, rt Deptford. They wire under the chrre
of two officeri.froin the Foreign.ofice, and one
from the Alien-office.

The Fort*, tranaphrti Lieutenant Wooinatoon,
tiget.t, arrived on Saturday morning at Portsmouth.
from Saltldols' nay (Cape ot Good Hope), which
• place site left oil the 10th of Jane. t4viog Linda
there Mr. Penna. of Cork, and his pasty, which
comprised no leis than one hundre,l and thirty faun.
lira. the whole of whom immediately pr;iceedert.
with their baggage, in wagg,sna, to Jean Driaco;.'s
Valley, about eighty miles from the sea coast. The
land in that vicinage is rich, and watered by a fine
stream. The Fawn, 'lid not touch sit St. Helens.

Satnrday afternoon the Iphigenia frigate, Cap.
lain N//Ds PAIIILIM. sailed for North Yarrnout:'.
to embark the Right Hon. Voter FITZGERAI.D.
his MAJESTY'S Minister Plenipotentiary at ti:e.
Court of Stockholm. It is said that a confidential
agent of the Government it also to proceed in her to
St. Petershurgh. as the bearer of the sentiments 01.
our Gorernnbent to the Emperor of Russi♦ on the
subject of his late teiftoo Manifest*. •

The KINO has frequently rode nut during
past week attended by Sir Wit.ttste KEPPIi..
His Msiewrt has taken an extensive survey id'
Windsor Castle, viewing all the antiquities and•
modern apartments of that stupendous building.
The KINo seemed to be deeply affected upon visit-
ing the apartments recently occupied by hts enters-
ble father.—/Court Circe/or./
On Thursday evening sommonses were irsned far' • -
the 'resembling of a etbitirt Cnnneil 'on P;idav,`
Owing to the Cabinet Ministers being engnged in
Parliament, upon the Bill respecting 'lie Quers,
the meeting did not take place till lialt:nast nine • ;4.-
o'clock at night. They continued in deliberation'
till near twelve.
Yesterday evening her Main'r, accompanied
by Lady Aux Haiti:roe and Alderman Whop,
took en airing in an Open carriage drawn. by four
horses, through Hammersmith, Knightsbridge, and
turned at Hyde Park corner though Si. James'is
Park, through the- Horse Guards, over Weeterin.
ter bridge, and returned to Beendrubuyst,
by Folt'artt. Doting the evening an immense Crowd
wee collected before her house, in St. Ism' ea's-
square, in expectation of her emniog there to
pteparotory to her going to the House of Peers this
day, and eontineed till dusk, -when finding them-
selves disappointed, they gradually dispersed.•
Yesterday the Duke of Yost, accompanied. by -
the Princess Atourra, attended divine service
at the Chapel Royal, in St. James's Palace.
The Princess afterwards took en airing in an open
carriage and four; her Royal Highneis returned
to her apartment. in Buckingham House to dinner.
The Duke of CLARENCE left town yestftday
morning for his rendenee at Bushy Park, His
Royal Highness returned to London in the evening.
The Duke and Duchess of GLoncertett ettend•
ed divine service yesterday at St. George's church,
Hatiovertisquere.
The Duke of GLOHCBSTLII reifte Blackheath
yesterday afternoon, on.a visit to Ida later the Prin-
cess SOPuIA MATILDA. for the first time since bit
return from Cheltenham.
Yesterday the Dechess of Gtsticertes, the:
Princess AUGUSTA, and the Duchess of Kent,
visited the Duchene"( CLAIM/ICS, at her residence
in the King's Palace,`Si. Janine.;
Saturday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCtg?
Tea, the Princess Mature*, and s sated lusty,
dined with the Duke of Stamm, at hie aralintenr,
in Kerisingion Palace.
Prince Lanenntl has become the Patron, end
the Duchess er IILEHT the Patroness, of a school
et Osalml, in Surrey, which we, commented about
two years since under the patronage of the late
Duke of Kent.
Exactly as the Arroslisir-Gss site. ewe in
the House of lards on &strati toilets titets4r
against the Qttamt. a storm or thunder Mid- •
I fling commented, which.was very violent for anise
Waives.
The Alacrity, Capt. STepHOPItt arrived etrorte-
mouth on Prisley from Deptford, to be idea at tfre
Sauth American station. Remain at
Nord George and Kayo! Sovereign yacht+ ;
Adina
Liffey. Rapok, Alacrity, sod Grcykoinod.
His Majesty's Alp Wyt, CaPhtin IFIIIIIIIII4 *NO
oe Thersday. 1n pursuit of she Amor *.r intlitei
cutter, expected to sail front .FilialiPMKlol--111°'
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