The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

ATOIV CHAPEL.

The following is the inscription on the founda-
tion stone of the Chapel now re-building at Eton.
Inscription on the old stone, taken op and re-
laid in the same situation:—

H MSC E /EDIS
SUIS 1111 PENSIS EXSTRUENDE
FU NDAM EN POSUIT
GUI.: H ETH ERINGTON
COL: ETON: SOC:
M.DCC.LX VI 11.

Inscription on the new stone, kid at the opposite
corner:--

HANC &DEM
IM PENSIS
GU L: H ETH ERINGTON
CO ETON: SOC:
OLI M EXSTRUCTAM
R EFECERU NT
FJUS DEM CO LLEGI I
PREPOSITUS ET SOCI I:
M. DCCC.II X.

On Thursday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Lord
VERULAM, arrived at Portsmouth. and ildving made
a visit to the Commander-in-Chief. at the Admi-
ralty Mouse. their Lordships afterward went on
hoard the Queen Charlotte, to view the internal
equipments of that fine ship. The risnal honorary
salutes were tired on the occasion. Their Lordships
then set off for town.

At the opening and dedication of the newly-
erected Freemasons' Hall, at Bath, his Royal
Flightless the Duke of SUSSEX, Grand Master of
England, will be assisted by the Duke of I,ttNSTER,
Grand Master of Ireland ; the Duke of BEAUFoRT,
Grand Master of Gloucestershire; the Hon. W ASH.
INGTOI SHIRLEY. Sir CHARLES WARWICK BAMP.
FY LDE, Sir IVM.DE CRESPIGNY. Ws. WILLIAMS,
Esq. H. J. DA COSTA, E•q. Wit. B. Goi-Dwirsts.
Esq. and ARTHUR CHICHESTER, Esq. Grand
Masters of Warwickshire, Devonshire, Hampshire,
Dorsetshire, Rutlandshire, Bristol, and Somerset-
shire. _ _

Lore and Lady HOWARD, of Effingham, left
the Lieutenant-Gover JJJJJ eist House, Portsmouth,
on Tuesday, for Worthing, where his Lordship has
token a I e for three months. Nlajor-General
Sir J AMES KEN PT, IC.C. B. assumed the command
of the garlisati on Saturday evening. The Hon.
Captain GORE is appointed Aide-de-Camp to Str
JAMES.

A c; the lust arrivals at Ityrle are—
The Right Flom the Earl of Liverpool, Sir James Brig.
bane and family, Captain mod Mrs. P. Westphal, Mr. W.
Eden, Mrs. Davies, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. It. Junes, Min
Bs , Mr. Jetcmy, Mrs. King, Lieutenant-Colouel
Trench, Ice.
ARUNDEL, September 7.—ln consequence of
the death of our late respected Member (Sir ARTHUR
PrauoTT), Lord BURY, eldest son of the Earl of
Amos ARIA. is arrived here to canvass the borough.
September 11.—Mr. BLAKE, of Leominster, is
arrived to oppase Lord Bumf. The place is all in
a bustle.

The portrait of the Duke of NORFOLK is now
placed in the great room of the Hereford County
Hall, to which it cirrus a most splendid ornament.
It is by LoNSD•LE, is la his best style, and any fur-
titer observation is sliperfluous.
The Election for a Member in the county of
Longford will take place in the ensuing month.
The Lord Bishop of K ILLS LOE was offered, and
declined the Bishopric of Rephoe.
The late promotions in the army, by which Sir
JOHN EI.LT was advanced to the rank of Major-
General, have made way for Sir ROBERT HI LL to
resume the command of the regiment of Royal
Horse Guards (Blue). On Sir ROBERT'S entering
the quadrangle of the barrack* at Windsor, on
Friday, he was greeted by the regiment with three
cheers.

On Monday, the Gth instant, was presented, at
Lilies Park, to Lieutenant-Colonel the Right limn
Lord NUGENT. by the members of the Aylesbury
squadron of Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry, a superb
sabre, as a small tribute of the high esteem and at-
tachment they entertain for him. The sabre was
presented by Captain C. HATWAnD. with an ap-
propriate address, to which Lord NUGENT replied
in a most able and eloquent speech. After the ce-
remony, the yeomen sat down to :►n excellent din-
ner, provided for the ocemion on the lawn, sun.
rounded by all the beauty mid fashion of the neigh-
bourhood.
Arrived at the port of Grimsby, on Snntlay, the
sth lust., •bout five p. m. Count CAPO &ISTRIA.
Minister of Foreign Affairs to his Imperial Ma-
jesty the Emperor of All the Russia', in company
with Count LtEvEN, the Russ►an Ambassador at
o•r Court. The Miiii+ter and his suite embarked
immediately on board the Hector, a line new Rus-
sian frigate, of sixty galls, commanded by Captain
FITOPF, which arrived in Grimsby Roads the day
before, together with a sloop of war. Both vessels
sailed the following morning with • fair wind, at
four a. m. for Russia. The Ambassador, having
seen the Minister embark, returned to Loudon.