The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

P4SHIONAIBLi MOVRNENTS.

The Earl of Herborougb has let town fur Mellon Mew-
bray, Leitestarshire.
The Earl of Egremont has arrived at his seat, Petwortb,
Sasses, from Brighton.
The Earl of Gafford has arrived at Blake a Hotel, Jerm?D-
etract, from a tour. Lord Vaughan hsa left ditto. . .

Vlseuunt and Vtseouniess Granville ham* Monied to J. S.
Woittry, Esq.'s seat, Wortley Hall, Yurbabire, from Mr.
Seept's seal in Staffordshire. . _ .. . . . ..

Lord William Bentiack has arrived at his brother's (the
Doke of Portland) house in St. James's gaare, from Paris.
Lady Collier and Captain and Mrs. Collier left Hatc►ett's
Hotel, Duver.street, yesterday, fur t►eir seat sear Wry.
month. _ _

Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Badeley-square :—Lord Tyr-
room! and Captain Carproter from Ireland; Sir John
Kaye, Bart. and family, from their seat, The Grange, York.
shin; Mrs. Chesshurne and Mr. and Mr.. Chessborne from
Worthiog. Departures:—Mr. and Mrs. Stuart on a tour.
Arrivals at Kirkham 's Hotel, Lo►er Brook-street :—Lady
Galloway from a tour; and Morris &Telford, Esq. from
Scotland.
The lion. H. Legge has left town for his brother's (the
Earl of Dartmouth) seat. Sandwell Hall, Staffordshire.
Admiral Sir John Wells, But. arrived y day at Fen-
lou's Hotel, St. James's street. from his seat is Sussex. Mr.
and Mrs. Hartley have left ditto for Bath.
Mr. aid Mrs. Aubrey arrived yesterday at the Waterloo
Hotel, Jermya.strest, from Soot Amplest.
G. C. Oaendee, Esq. has arrived at Miran'. Hotel, Lower
Brook street, from his seat, Baron Park, near Canterbury.
Mrs sod Mrs. Cole hare left ditto for their seat, mar Bath.
Mr. bokl Mrs. Etgerloa .knee left their seal.Tai ton Park,
Cheshire, on a visit to Earl Harewood, at Harewood House,
aear Wetherhy, Yorkshire.
BRIGHTON, NOTIMBeit 25.

the Earl of Galloway, kom his seat near Hars-
hest, joined the Itoyel 'Site at the Palace before
dinner to-day.
The Earl of Aberdeen and Lard Uxbridge have
the honour of dining with the King and suite to-
day. Earl and Countess Cowper, Viscount Mel-
te, Lord Bingham, Lord and Lady Binning,
isiltolonel and Mrs. Cavendish, will give addition
to the splendid 'Arty in the evening.
The Great Chamberlain, Earl Gwydyr, left us
to return to London this morning.
Rumour states, that the Duke of DaYeiSsetttE
has no intention to returtrao this couutry uotil Juue
next.
HINItY MUSTS, of amesfort, county Kilkenny,
Esq. is about to lead to the hymeneal altar, the
amiable Lady EhtZanaTH CMPIPE, sister to the late
Mgt Hon. the Earl of DESART.
e hear that a model of COPPING'S celebrated
fac-simile of the Tread Mill, with the comic sketch
of that name, now exhibiting at the Olympic with so
much success, has been forwarded to the Dublin
thestretaad isle preparation, for the purpose of giv-
ing our Irish Meads au opportunity of witnessing
the effects of that highly popular machine.
Theleuihor of the very humorous paper called,
as Select Society, or a H'eek at Worthing," printed
in the last number of the !Veto Monthly Maga:hie,
has been prevailed upon to dramatise the story, and
LISToN is to be the hero of the piece. We unchr-
, stand the Author is J. Strum, Esq. author of the
Rejected Addresses.
ELowestae.—Lieutenant D--, an officer
upon half-pay, lodging in Queen-street, Golden-
square, on Monday morning hired a post-chaise in
Piccadilly, and left it in waiting in Regent-street.
In a few minutes afterwards he came and handed a
young lady of considerable fortune residing in that
neighbourhood, into it, sod told the post-boy to
drive as fast as he could dowq the Kent road. to
half an hour afterwards the fugitives were pursued
by the lady's brother, who will armed with pistols.
He traced them to the Bricklayer's Arms, where
they quitted the chaise, mud no further clue could
be obtained.
It is • singular fact, that as the keeper. of J.
THARP, Esq. of Chippenham Park, Suffolk, was
going his round to see if the guns and traps were
sale in the plantations, a pheasant flew against the
wire of one of the spring-guns, snapped it asnoder,
and was shot dead upon the spot. ,
The intended new Crescent at Exmouth will be
built in the fields belonging to Lord ROLLS, on
the south side on the Beacon, and will consist of
twenty.one houses, separated from each other by •
space of 40 Get. The centre house will be erected
by Sir Dituoay Fotti.sT. The situation chosen
for this improvement is most delightful, as it cow.
mends • large extent of sea and land, with many
objects of interest on the coast and banks of the
Exe. Eight basses are to be built across the field
where his Lordship's new church is about bring
erected. •