The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1819-04-20 (London, England)

LIGENCE.  His Royal Nig!mewl the 111111CP I(egeut arrivtil at the Palace, accomii -.led by the Right floilom. tilde General Sir B. Bloomfield, Bart. about ten minutes after eight o'clock nos eveolev. A guard of homoir, consisting of I: Ai rank awl toe, of the 90th, btmt,..Peri here, with the following Officers—Major Wrlhy, Lieutrisatits Nichois awl Fleming. and Eioign Newton, received hi Royal 1-11411tie,. at the South-gate, with the c drum., bugle.i, and band of the regiment—the former swept the ground as the Prince Relit lit approwehell, wink the latter played the national anthem, .4 (.*:.ad magi the King." and the guard presented arms. At this time, the lower part of North-street, the I arowi. of Great East-street, and Cait ua re, were eltrzely throng. d with the populace. As the hand, the drums and bugles sent forth their welcome souodi., the acclamations of the people simultaneously mingled with them, and the scene for a few mi mitt, became exceeding:a interests T. Fits Royal thigh. 110.04 alighted at Lie new temporary entrance to the Palace, K.a.out the southern gate, and, ex,:eptitig th it we imagined we perceived a slight degree af lameness as he walked, appeared in renia.-kality good health. his Royal Highness took dinner soot. af!,r arrival, with Sir Benjamin lam mfirld, moil ties select friends, Laity Bloomfield, Ctdonel Thorahio, and the Rea. F. W. Blomberg, came in earlier the day. The Palace arriaals on Friday were Lori 5:. Helen«, Visconat Carlton, Sir NI. J. Tierney. General Sir Kepple, mid the Naito:, of Ilead fort. The Duke: of Dorset was expecte:l, iog did not arrive.  Lord ;ii.tl Lord and L 1.!‘•  Stewart. and the F,..r1 or 1, came 111 .11: Stalin:lov. The Lord Charnbellaio and suite. and Lord and Lady H. ti,,yinour, armed yertertl,,y.— Sir E. Nagle lb NX!teett'll to-day,,  There hove been is few invitstinns in the !Mice dinner sod evening parties nightly since l'llsirishy. Music bus constituted s leading fest u re of thee:yelling entertinennent•.  Divine tie. vice was performed, in the presence of the Prince Regent. et the Pavilion yri.terday. It is uncertain bow long his Royal Highlapin will remain here, it is said, a fortnight, and probably much longer. His Hopi' Highness examined the state of the last improvements of the Palace on Finlay sod Saturday, and is understood to have 'mot...ea his approbation of their condition and gtheral t fleet. The numerous workmen. who are enabled to maintain their families by the vr:igrs their industry entitles them to at the Prtiliun, sill go ors with their tn.ployment. Carriages now. owing to the removed entrance to the regal residence to the south side of the south gate, are not allowed to lINSS through the enclosed grounds, con.. quently but little imptihment is given to the multiplied works in progresa. Sir Nl. J, Tierney left the Pavilion for Loudon late on Saturday. The attendance of Nobility at the Palace, to pay their respects to the Prince Regent by tesvisi4 their miner in the Dall-book. has been couarderable since Thursday.  We regret much that a paragraph, in nor Paper of Friday last. 'should have erroneoudy staged, that an attempt at suicide had lateu aside Ii .1 peroon "related to the Roble awity of Lott! A. ii---w." Ohl Inquiry, we find. that the fort uthile young 111311 alluded to, a neither rekted nor any ways coma-vied with that Noble F I?.  A feu days tigo o tine young horned (IA I %, e.inglit in tlie plantation* near finie tleae,eil and ready to take sing, Mini is nos, u► high health at Beicl►ester-I►ouse, near lielaos  lAA week, as the wotinten of Mr. A.