The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-04 00:00:00

The Laudgme of If
Seth alt. He is Mecteded by hui soil Favasatca.
the husband of the Princess E.Lta ABSTII of Eng.
lend. Thus are bar father, her faiher•iu-low, and
her brother. all lying dead at the same that.

died ou the

The Marquis sod Marckioness of b•xsoowx
and family are expected in town in a few digs,
from their seat, Boarraid Pars. Wilts.
The Andromeda, 4 the ifetbirloods entertained
a select party of distinctiou•yeaterdoy at his holm,
W hitelia I 1114 ace.
The Earl and Countess of CRAVEN are shortly
expected in town, from their seat is Berks.

Grooms of the Bedchamber are in attendance at
the Castle at Windsor, one of them being constantly
in the room in which are the 'remains of his late
Majesty; and on Wednesday slight twelve of the
Yeomen of the Ring's Guard left town for Wind.
mar Castle, four of whom will lie in continued at-
' Imedance on the body till the funeral.
After the Coronation .of their- late MAJZITIIOI.
the order of the procepsiOn and the ceremony wea
produced at Coyeot-garden Theatre, in great style,
by the then Manager,. Mrs. *Sink and the open.
tack had a prodigious row; scrittrilsit divine erase
on the occasion between the turi-.'doiejoared ac.
tresses of the day, Mrs. BeetAjele; and Mrs. HA-
MILTON, which of thein• elinuild represent the
Quern ; neither of the lailies-would resign her
pretensions to the honour,- and Mr. Rica settled
the matter by introdecing.the afterwards admirable
actress, Mrs. MATTocms,lhew Miss MAALAU, for
the first time on the stage, who was exactly the rage
of the Quasi, and was eitremely like her Ma..
JU?Y lu permit.
BLACKITOWS slates, as an sitimat perquisite of
the Quito. that en the takings whale, which
is a royal fish, on the ;past. it Abell be diviiied
between the Kist, and 'QUNNN. the head only
being the KlNe's property,, and the tail the,
Qualm's. The reason asigued for this whimsical
division by the ancient record' • oyes to furnish the
Quastes wardrobe with whalebermr-•-• mass. WO
whimsical than the division 9 aMtlig wsis
• 1.1
entirely in the head.
The Royal library at Buckirigfeepp4ipeotemamet..
it is said, the private property agile, ' late King,
though it was considerably enriched .n 4 aspielissd
bV has Majesty. It Mae first-Ilmield by HMiitor
VIII. out of the spoils of the sepprested
ries. and it lies-since received many mailable addi-
tions from different monarchs.
Arta of Grace were .passed in the 7th year of
Queen Aires, the 3d god 71b of Claciatit'l. end
the 20th •or Gimps which wse•the levet obi*
having been .passeit in' the reign .Phis' late M 4
jesty. Atts'or Grace are net usually wiled it'd*
guuung of a reign ; it lies wholli will.) the
pleasure of the Crown to make such limitations or
exbiptions fitntiheim as it Ma/ in its wisdom think
fit. It may also be °Nerved 'that' theltinfi Var.
don only applies to offences wholly siitliiu aptfie:4r
of his Officers to'correct or punish, bit cannot ran
terfere with the privileges of Parliament. Thus
'by Slat: It' Ric*. c. 1, nimbi's* Lehi granted
to certain persons mutinied by Parliiinent are de.
'elated void ; and by Stat. 12 andl3 'WtL, l lt. c.
the.King's•Pardon is not pleadable in an inspeatlO.
went by the Commons. Neither is it to be be-
•liered thit the King, by his pardon, cam release
'tram prison any person confined by either Blouse
of Parliament fur a contempt; for if'he could 'do
that at any distance of time after the commitment,
'he might do' it the sleet moment, and thole cam-
;Alley anniit' thi contititutionsil remedy CM 'this