The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-17 00:00:00

Till Attar.

Amapa genders of the R.ysl Ne thyme will Inke
place en Ms OM et wen unentk, ales dm Ist regiment ot
Lite Guards will remove haw Keighlellwidge hurschs to re-
lieve thol4l region/at at Windier barracks; the Royal Blau
will remota hoe the Itegeot's barracks to that a Knights.
bridge ; sod the ..wood regimeat will, as their arrival, lake
pompanos A the Segues buracks, did we. Int lataided
tee them. •

The 44th repined of foot, to their Nato *s !Mood to
Chatham, through Lourdes, wore 'sharked at Liverpool to $4
beets, belooglog to Illesere. Hells sad Kenton', ea floras
Eby lam.

There will be a grand review in Hyde Park us'
the St3d of this month, in hoarier of hie MAJESTY'S
birth-day, of all the troops statioszed in the metro.
polis ; horse guards (blues), foot guards, light
horse volunteers, Surrey yeomanry, booOurable
artillery company. &c.
The Royal Dublin Society have come to the
resolution of commemorating the KING'S visit to
that learned Body, by erecting • full-sized statue
in marble of his MAJUTT. represented in his robes
of the Order of St. Patrick, as be jappeared at the
installation of that Order to be plaited within the
precincts of the Royal Dublin Society.. It is to
be executed by Mr. Ilsumes, free the bust lately
sculptured by Mr. Csa STRICT, end a picture paint-
eel...by Sir TROMAIILAWIRSICS.

Mr. HALL'S forthcoming large, picture measures
fourteen feet by twelve feet three incite*. The sub.
ject is the Navies visiting the Sepulchre tf Christ,
taken from the 28th chapter of St. Matthew.
A person talking to FRIIIILON upon the subject
of the criminal laws of France, sod approving of
the many executions that had taken place under
them, in opposition to the arguments of the Arch-
bishop, said, " I maintain that such persons ore
unfit to live."—" But, my friend," said FauaLon.
" you do not reflect that they are mill more unfit
to die."
Mr. Jumps, we understand, was requested to
make a mask for Sir ALIXAMBIR BORWSLL, from
which lie is immediately to eseCute • bust for the
youltly.....(Coledonirm Mercury 4
DARTMOUTH ELscTion.—On Monday (the Bth
inst.) Lieut.-Colonel the Hoc' J. H. STAIIMOPS
was elected without opposition M.P. for Dartmouth.
The gallant officer was proposed by Mr. N. Minot-
two and seconded by Mr. HoLnswoars. On
being declared duly elected by the Mayor, Go-
senior HOLDIWORTH, he returned thanks in a neat
speech, in the course of which he said he had been
brought up in the principles of Mr. Purr, and
should ground his parliamentery conduct upon
them. After the election about seventy gentlemen
sat down to an excellent dinner at the Castle Inn.
On Tuesday the newly-elected Member gave • ball
mud supper.—(Ezeter Gazette.)
A Welsh Clergyman applied to his diocesan for a
living. The Bishop promised him one; but as the
Parson was taking his leave, he expressed • hope
that his Lordship would not send him into the in-
terior of the Principality, as his wife could not speak
Welsh. 6' Your wife, Sir I" said the Bishop,
" what has your wife to do with it ? she does not
preach, does she ?"—" No, my Lord," mid the Par.
son, " but she lectures!"

Recollect I !—HazAas end Ca mold the two
first draws 20,000/. Prises in the present Lottery.
Tad that two Isere 70,0001. Prises out be draws melt
uesday, April CI, wheel the Lottery Asian. Tickets sod
Mares are selling by awes sod Co. {Welt &Aga. Kew
Exchange Gate; Corninll ; sad 3114,0elord.street, eereer
utilealioe-otreeti who hers already sold 17 Caphat Prises
in the presest Lottery.
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We copy the following from the circular of an
innkeeper at Verona, in Italy. That the eIeCOMO3O..
dation which his house affords may be made known
to travellers from different nations. he publishes his
address in the halm, German. Freoch, and Eng-
lish languages; the latter trauelation we give Der- '
belies it literalism, at it will Do doubt entertain our
English readers :
" CMCISLATORT.—The old lea of Loadoes Teem., per.
ed amorig the more agreeable sitootios Versees amino
betoaglog at Sir Theedocias Zignosi, restored by the dons:
ram most indulges, to goal Misers, at Nth's tames, which are
rammed Irma every aria liable at Ira same, sills all objoet
that is ermicomed eouvesicsey of suip-esseholo proper bona,
bet prod foragers, sad coact•boaa" Do tans at laaboare
the ctroolast Imre, to ho boootteed from a peat coseiveroo,
where politest's, good poles of meats, to delight of Matioms,
reed table, Caffre4ouse, baekagymmels, mita swam of
plate, asthma& of service, sad sauderailloa of prima, doll
arrive is accomplish is Him all satisfaction, sad at Sito, who
will do the Atoar boaoariog him a very sassed Lleileses."
--(Denham Coma, ddreriteir J