The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

REVIAW IN HYDE PARK.

The Ist and 9d reginseots of Bucks yeomanry,
Colonel, the Marquis of Buckingham and Lind
Temple, were reviewed on Saturday morning by his
Royal Highness the Duke of York. who arrived on
the ground about nine o'clock. 7he Marquis of
Buckingham headed his regiment in a scarlet uni-
form. His Royal Higlineda.passed through the rank',
and having inspected the mesa and their accoutre-
'neut., took post with his staff about him on the east
side of the ground. The troops then passed in review
before him in liner, cotnpaiiies, and finally in close
column, performing various evolutione. Afterwards
his Royal Highness moved forward., and lidding ex-
p to the Noble Marquis his disudfactiois at the
respectable state of force and dircipline in which
the regiments had presented themselves, left the
field, and arrived with bid military retiuue at the
Hone Guards before teu o'clock.

AFFAIR OF HONOUR.—Tuesday morning a duel
was fought at Sandymount, near Dublin, between
Mr. JOHN BURKE FITZSIMONS and Mr. F. Hut:l-
-DLE/TON. After exchanging a shot each, without
effect, the affair terminated. The cause of this
quarrel arose at a Meeting of the Guild of Mer-
chants on Monday. Mr. HUDDLESTON, its ad-
driving the Guild, used certain expressions which
Mr. Frustmorts. conceived to he meant as a re-
flection on his (Mr. F's) honour and integrity, which
he resented accordingly.
If Lord SHERBURNE. as heir of Lord STAWELL.
establiihrs his right of Free Win ren over the Hun-
dred of Alton, be will have the sole right of put-
suing and killing the game over about 30,000 acres
therein; and the owners or occupiers of the soil,
though qualified, cannot pursue or kill a head of
game on their own lands, without incurring a severe
penalty.
The standard of Ireland was most appropriately
attended, being.carried by Lord BERESFORD, and
his attendant Page of Honour to the standard
being the Earl iir TYRONE, eldest son to the
Marquis of WATERFORD, premier Marquis of Ire-
land. Thee piing Earl was attired in the splendid
blue and silver dress°, the Pages of Honour.
The mouth of July has before been distinguish-
ed by a splendid coronation, for on Tuesday,
July 17th, in the year 1449, CH A ELF'S VII. King of
France, was crowned at Rheims. Osi tins occasion
the royal cause was defended by uftmule champion,
the Maid of Orleans, who stood by the King's
side during the ceremony, in complete armour.
A. letter (rum !Greenock, dated 17111 July, says—
It is very confidently expected his MAJESTY will
visit the Scottish metropolis in his projected tour.
We eau foriliy state, from what we coneei/e.to be
good au'hnrity, the route which his MAJESTY will`
take. lie will in all likelihoodconie up the Clyde,
landing, as before mentioned, at Dumbarton, and
proceeding to Buchanan, the residence of the
Duke of MONTROSE, and from thence to Blair
House. the seat of line Duke of AIHOL, where pre-
parations are making for his reception. His MA-
;MITT is to repose in the stale beet presented to the
Athol family by Queen ANNE. The KING is also
to pay a visit to the Marquis of IJUNTLY, at Kin-
rare, and is expected to be to Edinburgh in the
first week in September."

A meeting of Proctors took place 013 Wednesday
morning, expressly fur the purpose of ■ congra-
tulatory address to Lord STOWSLL, on his eleva-
tion to the Peerage. It was moved by ILTID
NICHoL, Esq. his Majesty's Proctor-General. A
Committee of seven Senior Proctors was appointed
to prepare the form of address. They retired fur
about half an hour, and drew op mu address; which
met the unanimous concurrence of all present, it
was fairly transcribed, and signed by all the Proc-
tors.
Ma. BATTY.—.We feel deep regret in stating
that this gentleman, who was formerly so celebrated
in the theatrical world, under influence of a brain
fever attempted to destroy himself a day or two
ugo. The wound in his throat, it is hoped, is mit
mortal, but he is still under strong coercion.
A leper received in town yesterday fro. a gen-
tleman tit Breafy, Castlebar, mentions the murder
of Aura'? Muavocu, Esq. of that place, under
very mysterious circumstauces.—(Belfosi (Aron.)