The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-10 00:00:00

BRIGHT‘W, Dc c. 9.

The Duke and llueliesr of B Ilford are rmtectra to leave
d ,y fur town ; part of his (.race's family' will remain.
Pr Coitiitrs% of Cimarron loft lawn on Thursday, for
die Earl of Eg-rentruit's lila!, 14 tworth.
Lunt Holland and fatay left on Tursday, for Holland
ll..use. iiwton.

Lord Earl:.: , we rerret to suite, still continues very

'rho Duclics, of B aufurt is arrived. Lord Churchill is
als arrirtsl.

Sir l'. M. Burrell is on a visit to the Earl of Egremont,
at East Lodge. _ _

Mrs. i;ouits returned to her residence, Ppm House,
on S.titinlay vetting. after a ills day's absence in town.
(►n Tuesday morning, as the lion. Mr. Petre, of the
IJth :awns, who lately met with a segue accident while
!tomb:gun our I /onus, was turning the 4.111111 r by I )(maid-
son's library, on horseback. his horse slipped on the stones
of the crossing. anti fell, when Mr. rein: was thrown, but
forum:it, ly was not much hurt.

11. c imActstand that it is in contemplation to form a
club, to consist of militia alul yeomanry officers, under the
patronage of a Noble I►uke.

Yesterday morning, shoot twOre o'clock the Duchess of
Oloti....xter anti the Prince-s August* lea town together,
for the rt side:le,. of the Royal Otiehmt at ltapaliot, where
it is experted Biel! Royal I I iglineiwes will stay some time.
On Saturday list the remains of the Countess of Oxford
reached Bramptom Brian. from London, attentlell by the
Earl of Oxford and the lion. Nil-. Harley, who with a few
intimate fri. oda billowed the cordate to the family vault.

Another Cabinet ('outsell svas'ileld yesiccilay'afiecnoon,
at two o'clor!., at the Foreign (Mice, which was aiic,,,hd
by all the Cabinet Nlinisters in town. The Cabinet broke
up at half-past four o'clock.
Prince Folignac, the French Ambassador, was busily
enyaged yesterday at the Foreign' transacting, businers
with Mr. Secretary Canning, previous to his departure for
Paris. Ws Exeellenry also transacted business with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday.
It is reported that J. A. S. %Vonley, Esq. M.P. for the
county of 'York, is soon to be called to the Upper House,
by the title of Baron Warnelift:

...
The 11111,11)0111 01 the Norfolk and Nerwieh Literary In-
stittnion are about to font, a Museum of Natural History
in Norwich.

A New York Parer of the 13th Novemiler saya—" The
remipts at the Boston 'Theatre en Monthly nitht, for the
benefit of ltlivt Kelly, exreetletl 1,000 dollars."

Morris Birklack, l sq. has been appointed Secretary of
State by the Coveroor
The As.ize Court, at (:and, which has just concluded its
quarterly sessitai, has been engaged with the most horrible
crime of parricide. Louis Vigny, a farmer, v 5 years of
pee, living at M inlet, 1,131,4 convicted of having on the 6th of
August, voluntarily killed his toothier, Jesuit Pengy, by
stabbing her with a knife. fle was emulenonsl to death and
the expense of the trial. The decree moreover orders, that
he shall be cenduen 11 by the executioner to the public place,
at Niwes, set apatt for executions, barefoot. in his shirt.
and his head covi red with a bh!ck veil ; that he shall he
exposed on the scatti,hl while the officer reads the order for
his execution ; lie will then have his right hand cut off, and
be immediately put to thath.—edvatirrtivand.
Bury is about to be lighted with gas.

SPORTIXG I XTFLLIGEXCE.

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