The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

On Saturday morning. at half-past eikht o'clock,
the Piiiices, AUGUSTA left hrr residence in the
King'. Palace, Pimlico, to proceed to Germany on
a visit to the Prince., of IlEsse. HOMBOURG, the
given of IVIRTEMBEIIG, &r. Iler Royal Hieh-
-11114 11111 accompanied by Lady MARY 'NYLON
Mip:4 WYN Y A RD. and oilier aitenduit., in three
couches sod four.

Extract from a letter dated Ramsgate, July 27 :
" This morning •n Adruiralty yacht came into this
Larbour, to wa.t the arrival of her Royal Highness
the Minces% AUGUSTA, who is expected to embark
here to-morrow Chr Ostend, on her way to the
Continent. The Eliza packet, Cdpt. FOSTgR, be-
longing to Ramsgate, is engaged to take her Rosa'
Highness's suite. end will accompany the yacht."

Y.•terdsy his MAJESTY and the Dukes of YORK
and CAMBRIDGE attended Divine Service at the
Chapel Hoye!.
The Doke, of You and CAMBRIDGE and the
Duchess of GLOUcESTER visited the KING on Sa-
turday.

Divine Service was yesterdry performed to the
K tmc's flooseholil, et his Polder, Pall-mall, by
the Bev. F. W. 131.ouseati.

Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CLARBNCE,
secointranied by the Duches%ir brother, the reign-
ing Duke of SAXE Metntnoew, went to Bushy
Park, and in theevening returned to toss°.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the
Princess SopHia visited the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE.

The Duke and Ditcher• of CLARENCE, and the
reigning Duke of Se=e NlaiNtmlics. dined with
the Duchess of KENT yesterday at Kensington
Palace.

It never was in the contemplation of his Royal
Highness l'tince LEOPOLD to re-ids during any
part of this mrr at Boguor. His Royal High-
ness has long meditated a visit to Ins relatives on
the Continent, and only delayed his departure, as
we lately stated, in dutiful ryspect to the KING, to
he present at the Corunalioit. The Duchess of
KENT has taken Sir Jottm HARRINGTON'S house,
and will be at Bognor rar; iii the ensuing month.

Frtom A CORRESPONDENT.—We hive heard
that it is the iniesitiou of his MAJESTY, on his arrival
in Ireland, In continue the Brevet to the Army.
This at mire explains the motive fur the unusually
limited and disproportimiril promotion in the late
Gazelle, and it accords with the usual noble delicacy
of his MAJeSTY'S conduct, Ilitst he should reserve
part of this mark of lus Rid favour for his arrival
in a country, the natives of Which have always so
numerously contributed to the national force of both
services.

SIR 4;tIFROR MActintooß.—The Mario. Capt.
Tuottatitw A iT, serrivrtl in Dublin yesterday. how-
nog nil hoard Sir GREGOR MacGaacoa, his Lady,
and family ; they sailed from Santa Martha in an
armed Petitioner bound to Greenock, but falling in
with the Maria, about 130 leagues to the west of
Ireland, and being /Owl of water. they went on
board, and are now at Gann Ales lintel, Starkville-
streets—(Dieblin Mercantile Adrerliser.)
A nest and commodious chipel has been erected
it Rog ...hot by the voluntary subscription of its in-
habitants aided by a most liberal donation from his
Royal Highness the Duke of GLOLlCarraa.

BULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY ! ! !—The fine Lia.
milli, a present from • Bey of Tunis to the
Governor of Malll, an justly the object of ocintiration at the
Royal Menagerie, Exeter trhattre, ha, this clay (Sunday) pro.
cliscril rotor bring sewslilsareli of lierve!f, the finest of the f,
ties ever whelped in England, and iv in every respect as
well as her must friends eau wish her, whose visits
she will be proud to receive this clay.
(Segued) A LFR GI) COPS,
JOHN TAYLOR,
ISAAC BURNS.
Royal Slenaperie. Earner 'Chance, Sunday,
July 49,18111, three o'clock, a. 14.

REDUCTION OF RINT.—Sir Junta Clirrwons,
of °Ali,. rn Shropshire, at his late relit-day, re-
turned 15/. per cent. to his tenants.
EDWARD KNIGHT. Esq., of (Manton Park,
Dear Alton, at his late audit, returned Ins tenants
tifteen p.r cent., though none of hie leasys bear
the date of the priisperotis times in agriculture.
A few days ego CITA a t.t s MARTLEW, game-
keeper to the I) giko of Iticumonn, oil tiring at a
rabbit, burst a double-barrelled which tore hi.
hand *revs ly, but we arc happy to say amputation
is not deemed necessary. This is the second of his
Grace's keepers who have met with accidents from
gulls within a very short period.
%Ve regr.lt to slate that • rminits mob committed
several. outrages in the city of Lincoln on the night
of the coronation. They attacked the Rein l)ter
Inn, the windows of which they broke with stontsond
assaulted several females, including the Mayoress
( Vlrs. STEEL.) It was Numd necessary to read the
Riot Act, and call in the military to clear the
streets. In the eharges.rnade by the latter several
persons were wounded.