The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

PAsmoNAhLR MOVEMRNTS.

HThe Duke of Barkinghant has left his seal, Arington,
ants. for Slows, Bucks.
The Doke and Duchesi of Bedford and fondly verified yes.
hurray dimwits at their house in St. Jaures'sequare true
their seat, Woubnrn Abbey, Bed!ordshire.
The Duchess of Buchiaghser has armed al her tows Fen-
dence from her seer, Aviation, Halos.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Chalmondeiry, Lady
Chariot. Seymour, and her Miser son, have arrived it tour
from his Lordship's seer, Cisolmondeley Castle, Cheshire.
The Marquis of Chandus has left his seat, Wounni
Barks, for his father's (the Duke of Birckimghasa's)
Stowe.
The Earl of Rocksayste Is expected is town to morrow
front Cholmondelry Castle, Cheshire.
The Earl mad Cureless of Darliagton and fmni'y will leave
Ruby Castle, Durham, is a few days, for their seat, the
Grasp, Yorkshire.
Lord and Lady King have left their 'Jet, Dekko's, Sur-
rey, on a visit to their mother, Dowager Lady Burg, at het
seat In Sasses.
Earl Spencer is expected is low. tovasorrow fro. his seat,
A lihorp, Northamptonshire.
Lo►d Althorts and his brother (ilie Has. Captain Spin.
err, R.N.) have left Windup Hall, Yorkshire, se a visit to
Mr. Coke at his seat in Norfolk.
Esti Those has arrived at Featoe's Hotel, St. James's.
street, from a toor is Yorkshire.
Mr. Mrs. and the WIWI Mitchell arrived yesterday evert-
ing at their house is t.'hailes•rtresi, Berkely-square, from •
visit to Colossi and Mia. Bearmiust at their sear, Brener'
Hall, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
Mr. Langston has arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.
squire, from his test is Onfordsbire.
The Bishop of Norwich has left Ike Brunswick House
Hotel, Hanuirer.sqoare, au a tour.
John Moore, Esti left tows yesterday on a visit to Colonel
Wale at his mat gear Uxbridge.
The Hoe. Charles resey left Biske's Hotel, Jerilyn-street,
•
yesterday. fir Hama.
General, Mts. sad Misa Hope arrived yesterday et the
St. Jamea'sHatel, Jermys•ereer, front their seat, Latest Palk,
Bent.

George Bainbridge, Esq. has arrived at his base is Vppar
leymuur•at►ert, from a tour.
Mr. and Mrs. David tliggiohottoms bare arrived at Heap
son's Hotel, Dover street, Irons Paris.
The Hon. Mr. Vane has arrived at We father's (the Earl of
Darlington's) house in Si. 'asses's-444am, from Paris.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Janers'oeirtel :
Morrisroe Gore, Esq. from Brighton; and Tacker,
Esq from Paris. Departures :—Jams Sparhes, Esq. oa a
shouting excursion in Staffordshire; Mr. and .Mrs.
Gros and family for Paris; and Mr. and Mrs. Williams ea a
tour in Essex.

Daniel Giles. Erg. M.P. has left town for hie meat,
Youagsbary, Meths.

WINDSOR, ()cross& 21 .

Yesterday the KING attended divine;liiiteiar at
the Chapel at Cumberland Lodge; the siiiice was
performed by the Rev. Mr. SoNNEE, his Majesty's
Chaplain.
The Princess AUGUSTA attended divine service
at the new parish church yesterday. The Rev. T.
GoraiTT preached so excellent charity sermon for
the benefit of the children of the national school
here; he took his text from St. Matthew, c.
v. " Even so, it is not the will of your Father
which is in Heallell that one of these little ones
should pe►ish."
This morning, *boot ten o'clock, the Princess
AUGUSTA left her residence at Frog/more in her
travelling carriage and four for Kensington Palace.
on a visit to the Duchess of KENT and the Pnncess
Smuts. Her Royal Highness is expected to re.
turn to Frogmore this evening.

By the death of the Bight Hon. Lady Det.avale
Food Castle, with the estate and collieries tu North-
umberland, devolved upon the Marchioness of
ATERFOID, by the will of the late Lord Miaow,.
It is with great pleasure we learn that the Hone
SPENCER STANHOPE, of Canon Hall, near Leeds,
is about to lead to the altar Miss Cogs, the
daughter of our much respected Member...4lV*.
with Mercury.)
Pains, OCTOBER 10.—Among the Englioh No•
bilitv and Gentry residing here ■t present area
The Marquis and Marchioness of Sligo and family, Earl
and Countess Grey sad family, Sir R. Wilson, M►. Hughes
Ball, Lord &offend!, Lord and Laity Comberterra awl
Itc. Loyd Combermere bas been lately spipsiattd
Comosuder-in-Clier of bit Majesty Forms is trained. His
Lordship and family will leave here on Sunday mat (se
England, and from thence they will proceed to Dublin.

THOMAS MOORE is on Ina return to England, to
see through the press his Poem of " 9he Lore: of
the Angels." ‘Ve bear with pleasure that our great
lyrical writer and his family are quitting France.
and going to resume possention of their beautiful
and picturesque cottage in Wiltshire.
On Tuesday was christened at Dean Douse, by
the name of GEORDIARA AUGUSTA FREDIRICA,
tie infant daueter of Major-General Sir THOMAS
BRADFORD. HIS MAJESTY was graciously pleased
to be godfather upon ibis occasion, and was rept.
rents(' by Admiral Sir JOHN B ..
ERESFORD. After
the ceremony, which was performed by the Right
Rev. Bishop SANDroaD, the company partook of
an elegant defeatti, during which the band of the
Scots grey., after playing God save the Alai, exe-
cuted several martial airs in their be•t
Amongst those present were--

The Earl and Countess of Howbeit', she Earl sad commie
of Hopeloun, Viscount and Viseostatean Melville and Mia
Hondas, Lord and Voly Robert Kee, Mr John mud Lady
liermford, the Lird Chief Baron sod Lady Shepherd, die
lard President and Lady Charlotte Hope and Mix* Hoer.
the Lord Advocate slid Ltrly 1t.,, Sir James Baird, Sir Joloi
and 1,34 Hope (or Pinkey), Sir Jobe sod Miss Haw, ••,.
Howard nod Lady Elphinotone, Sir William and Lid% ir
Inethnos, Gomm! Sir John Hope, Colonel Bromhead, Colo, •
Walker, Sir Thom.' Haokio, North British Staff, &c. sc.—
( hdinesergli Star.)
FONTDILL ABBEY AND Dollllll.—There
still an inexplicable and unaccountable mystery
relating to the pilichase of this property, for which
we cannot account. Report says, that Mr. FAR•
WWI has, or is to pay down oue hundred and
fifty thousand pounds in pert of the purchase
money ; and the remainder is to be paid Mr. Bice-
FOOD by way of annuity. We are told that Mr.
Becerooo, who is himself highly literary, has re-
served to himself a certain portion of his valuable
books sod prints, and that Mr. CLARKS, the beck'
seller. of Bood•street, had, under the directions of
Mr. Becimoon, gone down to Foothill to make
the arlertiuu.