The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

DUIILIN. MAY 11.

We understand that the Lord Lieutenant and
Countess Talbot intend honouring the Lads.
Mayoress with their company, at a hall un the :bills
instaiiit. We are happy to find her Exceltrial's
health is so much re-established, as to permit her
going out in the evening.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLOVELS•
TER had a munerous part• at chimer.

The Doke ol DEVONSHIRE, who is still at Rome,
is expseiell hotne in August next.
The Margiii3 of Qui:ErdsaFgay slid Sir Wm.
MaxsvEr.i., liiart. left the Si. James's lintel, Jer-
myn-street, yesterday, to attend York it.rees.
The t.;arl and Countess of ASIIIIVRNIIAM left
left tows' yesterday, fur their seat Asliburnham-
place, SUf4r X.
It IN not supposed that the metropolis was more
crowded during the visit of the Sovereigns thins it
is at 1114 las,. sit mossient. The hotels sill overflow
at the west end of the town.

Loral STEWA RT (.ays N loiter from Vienna) will
repair to Valy with his lo Or, floor Lowlmo, and
return to I'o-ono, his former diplom itio ono, shout
the came time NM the kfauperer of Ars' RI 4.
At Current.; .irsleir Theatre last Hight,
COI. LT ER. from the Birmingham Theatre, made
her tint appearance in London in the character of°
Mrs. Ihillelberg, in the comedy of The Clandestine
Marriage, and arquitted herself very well.

That venerable pdr, N•wstead Ablwv (necessity purchased
by Major WlWiliam for the suns of itin,UOtlt ), has been for
Nearly three irentinie:r the pt incite:el abode of the iineieut stud
noble house"( Byron. It was ge anted at the dissoluoute at
the :isle. les by King Henry VIII. lu Si; John Byron,
One of the favourites of that Monarch, din) win of she
brave Sir Joliet, who perish. el on the bloody held of 800.
worth. Au the vault, under the magnificent eliapri at New.
stead, regrow the mortal remains of several w.nerai iiiii o of
this illeistrions and " time honoured rare," whose 41, Peell4l.
slit, gifted with the moot splendid talent a which can adore'
any ',p.o.e. is stow a self exiled wanderer on a foreign slime,
and thus voluntarily deopoils himself sod hia posterity of
that gl patrimony so dearly and am nobly parchased
by the valour and virtue of his ancestors. Prestuus to the
Noble Cord'. departure from Digland his extensive CSlnitt
to Lancashire noel Cheshire were bruozht to the hammer sod
sold. Ilorestion, in Derbyshire, stow abate reina-us of all
the vast puissessions of this illustrious arid once numerous
family. It was conferred by William the Cumpieiur upon
Hughes de Rime, oar of the villein( adventure,* alias ea•
listed under his banner. It formerly boasted a strongly
fortified castle, where Sir John ale /tyro'', a haughty sisal
powerful Baron (better known in our old chronicles by
the name of John of Hairestoo) tlialUtitilleli has Cowl
in a degree of feudal splendour not ousel' info ow
to that of his Si,rvereitzn. Oi the old castle, however ( sic
&await !grain mitorli!) not a vestige now remain,. The pre-
sent young Nobleman is mit the first of {iia faintly who has
obtained literary celebraty. His aunt Isabella, Countess of
Carlisle, powersse el a floe taste bet' poetry, and aaii, the
authoress of '''Else Fairy'. Anauer,.. io reply to Mrs. Gies
" tble. to I tedilference."
Loral Brute is godson to his Royal Highness the Nitre
Regent, and grasidoon in the late Honourable Admiral
Byron, teeth whose ample and MT•cling " N irratiee" moat
of our readers air ;probably ariptainted. It is wall kit .Wit
that a daughter is the sole offspring of his onion with the
house of Weietworth. Should his Lordship (who es now in
his 2At6 year) the withoe:t issue male, the title and estate' of
llorestoo, which is einaherioble, will desetepil in lath elansip
George Almon Byron, Caplan, in the s.y4l Navy.
allitle Hamlett woo he !light, hot whesice lain name
And homage long, it boots not here In stay;
Suffice it that, perchance, th, y wrrr of hair/
41W had beau glorlutb its another &ay.'