The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-23 00:00:00

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Viscount CASTLEESAGII had an audience of the
Pritact Renews` yesterday.
Yesierdav a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the following Commanders
took leave of the Court previous to deporting for
their respective destinations. vis.--Captain P.
RIPLEY, Regent ; and Captain S. Lce, Moffat,
for China direct.

Extract or a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at
Gibraltar, dated June 29:

" By letters received on tie ilith trims Tangier, it appears
that sums deaths have occurred, strongly suspected to he of
the plague, w►ich, it is feared, has horn introdneed by a ves-
sel frost Alexandria, with 400 pilgrims on board, who landed
there ; but in consequence of ass further advices being se-.
craved, the Captain of the Port wed the Inspector of Hospi-
tals here, sailed last night for that place, to ascertain whe-
tber it u really Ilia pastor, airy are expected bath tmnsur-
row, nod silica their report is made public, 1 shall lose no
lime is coomensuitating it to you."
H t has commenced in many parts of the
country, tinder a very favoisr;.ble proveet with
respect to Wheat, which has been winch improved
by the lote refreshing shower* of rein. There is
also great reason to hope that Barley* have not *of-
fered so much as to cause au storm of any scarcity
of that grain, especially as the accounts from all
parts of the Continent communicate the most gm-
, tifying intelligence ■s to the expectations of abut-
dust crops.—(hury Paper.)

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THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Tur QUEES.—.The only regular oecoUnt yes-
terday from Kew, of the state of her MAJESTY,
was—

"The (Ines continues much the same as yesterds?."
Yearning ofterooon shout four o'clock, the
PRINCE KSGENT left town tor Kew.

The Duchdas of Yoag left town yesterday for
Oatlands.

Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE left town for Bushy.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARRNCE honoured
the otters with their pre,ence on Tuesday eveiiiiiK,
for the tint time, after dining with the Duchess of
YORK.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES-
TER haul u select party at dinner.

Yesterday the Duke and Ducheys of Gm:rum-
TER Visited the PRINCE RISEICNT at Carlton-house.

The Duke and Doylies* of GLOUCESTER visittd
the Quacti on Tu inlay evening, ou their way from
Windsor. where they had been on a visit to the
Princess SOPUIA. The Duke and Mamas of
GI.OUOESTER proceeded front Kew to Loudon.
Tuesday evening and yesterday the Princes*
AUGIATA rode in Richmond Gardens, in an tyro
&ilirge. attended by the Countess of flAacoutr.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS sad DEPARTURES.

The Duke and Duchesi of Rutland left town on Tuesday,
fur the Isle of Wight.
The Marquis of Granby left town on Tuesday, fur
Brighton.
The Dowager Countess of Jersey left the Pulleney Hotel
011 Tuesday, fur Chelteitham.
atirms Fagel, the Asidassaador fro,* the Netherlands, left
his house at Waiiilswi.rth, yesterday, fur Wurmleybury,
Deets, un visit to Sir A. Hume, 13 lit._ _
. . . .

tarty FAntootla left town yesterthy, for her filbees (Mr.
Batlike+) peat in Domei.lore.

Castlereagh arrived yesterday at his house, St.
Jaines's-squart, fruits his seat, North Cray, Kent.
Lord Cr.siborne arrived yesterday at Salishuty House,
Ailitigious street, from Hatfield.
Arrival, yesterday at Warren's New Hotel, New-street :
--Sir Edward, Lady, and Miss Butler, from a tour; also
Sir William and Lady 'rwysden.
Departures rsie.day from the Si Jdnieen H.del,
street:—Hun. Mrs. Faue, and Mr. and Mr.. Ilatesuu, fur
Purls; Chaska Hsualtuu, E.q. fur Ireland.