The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-19 00:00:00

FASMONABLS NOERMENTS.

The Duke ■nd Duchess of Montrose sad family an
shortly expected in ton. from their real in grudged.
Lord Clifton arrived is town ma Friday from Scotland.
Lord and lady Anion have arrived at their seat, Shag-
borough, Staffordshire, from a tour.
Earl Fitswilliam has arrived at Is!. feat, Milton, North.
amplonshire, from Wentworth House, Yorkshire.
Captain Charles Rich, R.N., arrived yesterday at the
St. James's Hotel, Jermyn•strrrt, from a lour.
Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot sad family arrived yeste►day at
the London Hotel, Atbemarle.slrret, from Cambridge.
Arrival at the Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor.
square s—C. C. Weston, Esq. Departures :—The Hon.
Arthur Koppel for Gibraltar; the Hen. Miss Foley on a
test; the Hen Attires. Calihorpe on a lour; Thomas Rams_
den, F.sq. fur Oxford; Charles Itamadeu, Esq. fur Ferry-
bridge, Yorksbioe; sod B. F. Pope., Esq. on a tear.
Captain Wright, 9th laseers, has left the Claremont
Hotel, Bond.street, fir 'refixed.
Arrivals at Kirk luins's Hotel, Lowev Brook.streel:—Major
Weiland and Lady Jaiism' from Scotland; Mr. Mewdoa
from she Coatineas ; and Mr. and Mien IVenl from Brighlau.
Taman Tbleilewaite, E.g. arrived in town yesterday from
big sass in Haus.

Arrie.le at Meares Hotel, Lower Brook 'leech—Lord
Isley from Surrey; Lo►aiae Esq. hum Leicester-
shire; and the Hua. Goaeral %Vallee's Irma a icier.
DepSllllll,ll from Wsnee's Hotel, erwiduieetreet :—Briewee
law Bestir Mathew, E.q. for Worthies ;
Esq. for Mortimer, Berke; sod Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell for
Lyealatten.

On Sunday et' • g the Duke or CAMBRIDOR
arrived in town from Brighton, and afterwards dined
with Si► THOMAS Hist.or, at his house, in Bolton-
street, whe►e u most vunoptwous entertainment was
given. Among the company were Lord But..
FORD, Sir H. TAYLOR, Sir J. LYON, Colonels
)(RATE, THORNTON, mod PROTT ; Major Jules,
Mr. GREENWOOD, &c.

His Grace the Duke of Dssonsutat intends
posing the winter in Italy, where main• of his rela-
tions and very particular friends now ■re. Captain
CLIFFoRD, who commands the Es/rya/as. together
with his Lady and family, are now, we believe, at
Naples; and, as we long since stated, should they
be joined by the Noble Duke, they will visit most
of the islands in the Mediterranean and the Adriatic.
ills Grace's quitting England. however, depends
much upon circumstances, connected with the
afftits of this sad the sister kingdom.

The Duchess of Derousoiltn has orderer' the
workmen to resume their excavations in slicing
Rome during the winter. IVe hope riot heard that
any very valuable antiques were discovered by the
last process. Soli we are of opinion, that net only
his Holiness the Pore, hut all the Authornies un-
der him, are greatly obliged to her Grace foe giving
employment to many labouring poor, who would
Otherwise be compeller! to resort fur a maintenance
to the slender bounty of the purveyors of the " Eter-
nal City."

Lord GEORGE CA VEN DISH, his toady sod family.
ere now in ; they intend to lily I visit to the
Duchess of DLVONSIIIRE, in Rouse, beissre they
return.

Florence is to he nnusually Ray this winter. Lord
EURGHBILIN, ou his return flow the Congress at
Ve a, inter& uo give musical parties upon a very
superb scale. Should the health of Maclaine CA-
TALAN!, whose villa is on the betake of the Arno,
near Florence. be restored, this distinguished artist
will arsist in these musical fetes.
Sir Huosou Lowe. Bart. has taken a house in
Hereford-rarer', the residence of the late General
Sir H. Oasis. Batt.

Arrivals at Edinburgh :-
Ttse Earl of bitty and Mr. Ogilvy. of Clara ; Jas. Forbes.
Ea+ era. Wollsam Forbes, Dig. George Hogsrits, E.". We.
Casleabea4, Esq. and kooks, Es' 4. jos.
Departures:—
Tbe Duke sod Ditches. of Argyll, Mr. Newleit,
Natirtestool• Km Wynne Graeral Kerr, Mrs. sad Mt.. Kerr.
Nnw Coterr.—A luminous appearance was ob-
served in the heavens un the night of Wednesday
last, at the distance of about a degree rod a half
from Cor Caroli, winch . very much teserabled a
ntnall etwoet: it was viewed distinctly for ten mi-
nute., from the tills in the neighbourhood of East
Grinstead, but a nil of wine-cloud overspreading
that part of the six, it became no luatisr 'mask,
and the atmosphere has since been too obscure to
are it.