The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

F.431110NA RIR MOVEMENTS.

The Persian Anshassailirr arrived yesterday at hi• house,
Chartes.street, Berkeley-•goare, from a visit to Ilse Earl and
Countess of flareourt, at their seat, St. Leonard's-hill, near
Windsor, Perks. His LNeelteney is nut expected to leave
this country until March next.
The Duke of Devonshire rill leave town this day, for his
seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
The Dowager Marchioness of Lawn!own and famil♦
are expected to leave town in a few days, fur the Continent.
Marquis and Marchioness Chohnondeley and family are ar-
rived at their slat, Chufmosideley Castle, Cheshire, from a
tour.

The Earl and Countess of Darlington, and tlw Ladies
Vitae and family, armed yesterday at their house in St.
James's square, from the Continent.
The Eat I and Countess of Carhanmton and family,.hsee
left towN for their seat. Payne's-hill, Sut rey
The Earl and Countess of Hartawby have left town for
German Spa.
Lord and Lady Castlereagh arrived yesterday nt their
house, St. Jimes'a.square, for a few days, from their seat,
North Cray, Kent. _ . _

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Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish and family will leave
town this day, for their seat, Ea.4,1/01:111e,Suverx.
Lady Bowyer and family have left their borne, Lower
Seymour-street, for their seat, Sunning-hill,
Hon. Mr. Grey left town yesterday. liir his father's (the
Earl of Stamford) seat, &milli- Hall, Staffordshire.
Colonel and Lady Charlotte Seyrimirr have left town, on a
visit to Lard Gwydir and Lady iVillorizhby, at their seat,
Grionstborre Castle, near Stamford, Lincolnshire.
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Mr. and Mrs. Miiehell and family will leave their house in
Charles-street, Re►ltelew square, this day. fur Cheltenham.
Departures from list Pulteney Hotel :—The Dowager
Countess of Jeisey, fur the Earl and Countess of Jersey's
seat. Middleton Park, Oxfordshire ; Colonel and Mrs. Mon.
land, 9th Lancers, for Ipswich; Connt and Countess
Hominid, for Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. Orley, fur the Con
tinent.

Departures from Warren's Hotel, Rezent-street :—The
Countess of Lauderdale, Lord and the Lathes Maitland, far
Dunbar House, Duntisr, after making a tour throughout the
Continent for more time two y•ars; Captain and Mrs.
Bligh, for their seat in Yorkshire; Str William Toysilen, Batt.
for his seat in bent.

Arrivals at ditto :—Captain Haynes. ft N. from a tour;
Hon. Thomas Kenyon, from his seat in Shropshire ; Mr. and
Mrs. Burton, from their snit in Cambridgeshire.
Departures front Greillun's Hotel, Charles.street, Gros-
venur.square:—The Ninrgitis and Marchioness of Blasolibril,
on 3 nilit to Sir Jams GI sham Bart. al his seat in Scotland ;
Bev. G. H. Templer fur ditto; Thomas nod Lady
Whicheote fur Ramsgate; Hun. Mr. Neville ou a tuns; Mr.
and Mrs. Hodges fur Paris.

The visit of his Royal flights's, the Duke of
GLOUCESTER to Chetteoliani is solely for the piiri
pose of drinking the Water ; lie participates in none
of the public amusements, and will return, to town
on Monday neat.
The vaccination of the Princess, infant daughter
of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
of KENT. his perfectly succeeded. Dr. Wri.sioN
and Mr. PETTIGREW are in regular attendance at
Kensington Palace.
A cricket match was lately played in the play.
field belonging to Eton College between stern of
the young Gentlemen of that seminary Sad seven of
the Epsom Club. A great enocour..r of ..iveeintors
were attracted to are the trial of Ptichgth between
the parties.
Doctor l'onTErt, Bi•liop of Clogher, lately de.
ceased, was formerly Ft flow of Trinity College,
Cambridge, and Regius Professor of Hebrew i• tlegt
Uftivereity; B. A. 1773, M. A. 1776, D. D. 1792.
DECENCT.—A number of ;remora having been
recently in, the.darly habit of bathing in the Grand
Canal, Dublin, to the great offence of all the decent
people of the neighbourhood, a complaint was made
on the subject to Alderman A nests:a, who discreetly
ordered, that, to prevent iti future the eyes of the
.relit and lest from being insulted by such
exhilYtiotto of htt,tity, ilie Silillild repair to
the C:mal and hike tier.,y the ch•iltrs of Mt bathers!
Accordingly, on S Willilglll, the officers went
to the Canal. and brought uwuy • the clothes of a
"great number" of persona then bathing, who were
thin:obliged to trot home slaked !!

Rfroßert !—HAZARD and Co. sold FOUR Prizes
of 30,00 x►/. in the last rleien towiths. besides
Prizes of 2,0001. &e. &e. NEXT TUESDAY the Lottery
begins, containing Two Prises of 36,000 f. Consuls; others
of 1,0001. 500!. &C. itte. and fully 6,090 Tickets. HAZARD
and Co '8 mires, 93, Royal Exchauge.6ste; 20,
and 324, 00.014.011Cei. turner of Swallow-street.

A letter from Pembrokeshire states, that the hay•
harvest has been completed in the best manner ;
crops heavier in bulk, or superior in quality, have
never been known. The oldest person living does
net remember to have seen finer standing corn, and
the hue weather will cause, an unusually early har-
vest ; it is expected to be general in about a fort•
night, but sonic pieces 'bare 174 en already relied.