The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-10 00:00:00

WiNDSOR, FeeßvAair 9.

Yesterday morning the Eirl or WINCHILSEA left
the Castle for Carlton Palace, and returned the
same evening.
Lord Am HEIM arrived at the Castle, and relieved
Viscount GaAtres, as one of the Lords in waiting.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA re-
tires to her residence at Frogmore, and the Princess
SoPUIA will remove to apartments fitting up in
Kew Palace after the funeral ceremony of their de-
parted and beloved Sovereign and Father.
?Ir. MASH (ilie Lord Chamberlain's Secretary)
and Mr. BANTING (the Royal Undertaker) came
here yesterday. These gentlemen left again this
mortttut►. Nothing is finally settled as to the day
of the littro's funeral, although Ash-Wednesday
stands named.

Ili* late MAJICSTY expressed a wish some years ago
for the removal of the remains of his infant children
Prince °crams and Prince ALFRED, who were
interred in IVestnitmter Abbey. to be deposited
ill the sepulchre at IVirrilsor. In conformity to
the commands of the late SOVEREIGN, the bodies
of the young Princes will he removed from the
Abbey, fetid to-morrow night the coffins will be
privately interred in the Royal Vault.
prince OcTsFlus was born February 23, 1779;
and dual May 3, 1783.
Prince ALFRED was horn September 12, 1780;
and died August 26, 1782.
To guard against the vicissitude. of the weather
on the night of the funeral of the KING, the foot-
path from the grand entrauce-door of the Palace
Ito St. George's Chapel, is to be covered. The dis-
tance is eleven hundred feet. It will be a platform
fourteen feet in height, and eighteen feet in width,
with a boarded roof. The platform then extends
from the porch into the body of the church, along
the west and centre aisles to the door of the choir.
The length of the platform in the interior of the
Royal Chapel is about 160 feet. anal 12 in width.
Nlr. TEBBOTT (the late Ki o'3 carpenter and
jollier) has the execution of tins work, and not.
!withstanding he only received his final orders on
Monday lasi, lie has undertaken to complete the
I%little by Friday next. Upwards of 100 men are
I employed.
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The Duke of GRAFTON is expected in town the
ttegntnilPK of next week, from his *eat, Wakefield
Lodge, Stony Stratford.
Lord suit Lady GRANTHAM and family are ex-
pected in town in a few day., from their seat,
Newby Hall, Yorkshire.
Counteys TEbIPLE was safely delivered of a
laughter, on hlotiday eight, at Buckingham-
houve, Pall-mall. We are happy to state. that her
Litlyriiip and her infant daughter are both as well
as pursibly can be expected.
Among the lute arrivals at Bath are—

Lurd and Lady Prescott, Lady Waller, Laity Wolselry
lion. and Rev. Mr. Windsor, Sir C. Pratt, Sir R. Williams
and Dr. Blarkburne.

The remains of the late Mr. J. LATOUCHE, the
highly-respectable Member for the county of Lei-
'ruin, will proceed this morning from Arlington-
strret on their way to Dublin for interment. They
will be accompanied part of the way by Mr. GEO.
I.*TunctlE, the relative of the deceased, who has
been indefatigable in his attentions, and a few pri-
vate friends:

fir. Album, the proprietor of the elegant series
al national medulla, which we have often had occa-
mon to notice with satisfaction, has just struck a
icanunemorative medal of the late K IWO. The
ohce,se contains an excellent likeness of our lament.
..(1 Sovereign, taken from a favourite bust of hi•
MAJ ESTY, execu►ed while he was in the prime of
life. This medal is the more valuable for the Wit-
ful likeness it bears, in consequence of the great
imperfection which is known to attach to oirr coin.
lige in this respect, throughout the whole of the 1.4
reign; the COll, of that time containing airy thing
but a likeness of his late kliieteir. The reverse
merely records the dates of his MAJESTY'S birth,
accession, and Jimmied demise.