The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-23 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOrEMENrs.

Tim Doke mil Dashes, of flatland bays arrived at their
mat, Chewsley Park, Cambiidgeshire, from Scarborough,
Yorkshire.

The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in tows yesterday from
hie seat, Hatfield.
The Marquis sad hfarehioness of Downshire have left
Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street, fur their test in
Berks.

The Earl of Aebbornbans left town yesterday for bis seat,
Ashbarobansplace, Sussex.
The Earl of Gosford has left Blake's Hotel, Jersaya-stteet.
for Ireland.

The Esrl and Countess of Clare and family have left lora
for their seat I a Ireland.

Lord Biasing arrived yesterday at Peplos 's Hotel, St.
James'e-street.

Lord Siserboroe sod family hire left tor• for their seat
is Gloucestershire.

Lord Selvey has left tows for Lord Boston's seat, Hedsor
Lodge, Backs.
W. E. Lockhart, Esq. M.P. Las arrived is loon from Scot-
load.

Colonel Roberts sad Emily have left town fur their seat
I■ Berks.

Arrivals at Kirkkans's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Mrs.
Mills and family from their seat in Devonshire; Messrs.
Tempest from Paris; and Mr. Morris (tom a tour.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

Lady lane Lennon was led to the Hymeneal altar by Mr.
Lawrence Peel on Saturday mornimr, at eleven o'clock.
The errensony was performed by the Lord Bishop of Chi.
cheater, at the Dowager Duchess of Richmond's, in Waterloo-
place.
There were present the Marquis and Marchioness COll.
warns, the Ladies Cornwallis, Sc.

DEPARTURE OF THE
PRINCE and PHINC&SS gi DENMARK.

DOVER, JULY 21.

Yesterday morning, at the early hour of two
o'clock, their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince
and Princess of Denmark and suite arrived at
‘Vright`e (Ship Hotel). in this town, to embark on
board the Royal Sovereign yacht, on their return
to Denmark by the way of Frante. Their Royal
Highnesses hosing travelled post for some distance,
stopped here the whole of yesterday to repose them-
selves after the fatigue of their journey. In the
course of the day they went and looked over our
famous castle, after which they returned, and each,
as well as the principal part of their suite, took •
warm bath at Marsh's Royal Clarence Baths. Their
Royal Highnesses were pleased to express their
high satisfaction not only of the baths, but of the
attention that was paid to them ; and it is but jus-
tice to remark, the proprietor is entitled to the high
patronage his excellent baths have lately received.
About nine o'clock this morning their Royal High-
nesses went off in a boot belooging to the Custom-
house at this place, the royal standard hoisted
over their heads, and were soon on board the yacht
(which lay opposite the Pier), amid the hearty
cheers of the numerous spectators that lined the
beach. and under • royal salute from the guns at
the Heights, the flags flying at the Castle, Heights,
&c.. also on board the different shipping in our
harbour. The yacht, which had previously weighed
anchor, then sailed, with a fine breeze at west-south-
west, and was likely to land their Royal Highnesses
at Calais in two and a half or three hours from the
time of embarkation.

A company from the royal staff corps were in
attendance the whole of yesterday and this morn•
ing; the hand of that regiment played several fa-
vourite airs, and the Prince and Piineess were seen
frequently at the window, and at the end of each
tune they were greeted by the crowd of people that
had assembled. Their Rural Highnesses again ex-
pressed themselves highly delighted with their re-
ception.
The Duke de Guiche and suite embarked this
g in the Sovereign steass.ressel fur Calais.