The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-10 00:00:00

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The Duke of Clarence arrived in town yesterday, from NM)
Park.

- The Marquis of Salisbury has arrived at I latfielif, from a tom.
The Dowager l'ilarchionesa of Salisbury left town yestetda;
Hatfield.

The Duke of Pfriland has arrived at his house in St. Jaw
square. from Newmarket.
Capt. George Russell, 11. N. left town yesterday, to join his
at Plymouth.
Captain Masters left town yesterday for Paris.
Tile Ile,. J. B. Stone has arrived nt his house in Manchester.
square, from his seat, Forrest Hall, Essex.
Lord Foley has arrived at his seat, 11 liitley Court, Wontre.
shire, from Newmarket.
T. 311xse. E,q. has left torn for Melton Mowbray.
Colonel Bromley arrived yesterday at Thornaa's lintel. 15 Mutt+.
square, front IVorcestershire. Departures from ditto : The
Mrs. and family for Hastings; Henry Baring, Esq.
for Sonierby House, Hants.
Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street :—The Hon.
Stewart, from a tour; Count Karole and Count Portaless,
Paris. Departure from ditto: Frank thuunlish, Esq. ter 316:.:
Mowbray, Leicestershire.
Departures front Longs Hotel, Bond-street : Captain and'
Lowe, for Bath ; J. Newton. Esq. fiir ditto ; Captain Ihely
Ireland; Captain Nixon. for ditto; J. B. Corry. Esq. for N,i
3lr. and Mrs. Gilmour. fig Brighton; T. Hunt, Esq. for di:
Arrivals at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street:—Mrs. and the!
[kyle. from Sa::dgate; Major and Mrs. Thompson and ,
from Paris. Depariur from ditto: W. Ponso:.bv, Est. let
land ; G. Pminonbr. Esq. for ditto ; H. Ponserby,'Esq. for Hi
• f'aptsin and Mrs. ‘Vilson, for Bath ; and the 3lieses
Derbyshire ; Mr. Mrs. and .Nliss Jones, for Paris ; Mr. and
Newcomb for ditto; Mrs. Hopper and fot Tact
Walla ; Mr. and Mrs. Pe ley and family, for Riverhead, Kent

His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief gar,
dience ytstcnlay, at his Office in the Horse Gaulle,
some General and other Offixers.
1-1,.r Grace the Duchess of Richmond and the :-
Lennox are, at presnit, at Stephenstown, near Du&
the seat of Mathew Forteseue, Ebq.
Lady [Holland's health, we are happy to learn, is
better since her arrival at Brighton.
CIIEI TENHAM, Nov. 6.—Amongst the lat?st atritis
are, Lord Win. Lennox, Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Le
and family, Sir T.l7.lnris and Lady Ormsby, Sir Ala.
Lady Willson, Judge Torn ns, Gen. and Mrs..Molynar
and family, General Clarke. G •neral Iluldane. taloa
Mallon, Colonel Powell, Lieutenant-Colonel Allem.
Lard Cloozurry has subscribed to the Catholic P.m.

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Mr. V. Fitzgerald will pros e I early in the Spiv%
take upon himself the elutiLs of Minister Plenipoteattsr!
the United Stites.

The estates if the Earl Kenmare, in Ireland, are
100.en0/. per annum yet such is the einiohle sr:rit
which they are let, that thry only produce 34,(90i..
the term's to whom these enormous bargains were gi
have lately experienced a further reduction.
Colonel Gordon, of Csirness. to his iinn.vtal bee

has already spent nearly 20,090/. in aid of the Creek
If the Seots are a thrifty nation, they yet have
among them who know how to spend un great oc,
—Scotramit.

The immediate earce of Mr. Maim in's death Wag.
understand, his having taken a lotion, containing
quantity of laudanum, in mistake for medicine int
tor the stomach.—Dublin Itr„iter.
On Tuesday the 29th ult. the Senates Academism
University anal King's College, Aberdeen, elected the
Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Rector of the Urn
foe the ensuing year; and Robert W. Duff, Esq. of
resso, James Unrthatt, Eaq. of Meldrum, Charles
nermant Esq. of Crimonmogate, and John Garicei
of Ileatlicote, Asse.zsors for the smile relied.
Po RE 01.0GY.—Mr. Cotrbe last week finished his
of lectures on phrenology in I,!:tsgow. The numl
students inrolled was 162, and theirattendarce wean;
and regular, to a remarkable &grit,. Among the,
several leading characters, both in the church and
mercantile body ; and the interest excited by the cow
led to the formation, among a tew of them, of a'

logical Society of Glasgow.
Wednesday, the Dublin Catholic Association
their rooms, Capel-street. The sum of 3131. 19s.
acknowledged as the week's collection of the rent. V
Hancock, Esq. of Lisburn, son of the late John H;
Esq. Wa3 admitted a member, as was also Edmond
Esq. of Ballyvorneen, in this county, both Protests]
denten. A letter was read from the Reverend Mr. P
P. P. of Movarta, county Clare, rtating that S:r
Read had re.formed, as he had recommended a poor
the mercy of the Court, who had been tried for the
of his cow. The Rev. Mr. L'Estrange stated, tl
young men of College who were I trangerren, mighl
cognized as Orangemen by tin it bine coats and
with 'l'. C. D. upon them. The meetln4 st.'jotn
Wednesday.
The space now cleared at the corner cf St. Ja
street, is intended for the erccl;on 0!* a new Club
for the Officers of the Guards, who have now a sty:
tablishment opposite. The building will be in seem
with White's, to which it will }ant, and the inteti
yield to none in elegance and areommodation.
During the last ton days there has been seven! e'
" happy pairs" through Carlisle, towards the sh
GrAna. On Wednesday, an old man from A
Westmoreland (aged sixty). few thither on the w
love, with a buxom dam,el of tw..nty. And vest.-.
more elevated couple drove wirtlrrard, in a ch.
four full gallop. Who they were, nr whence the
no one can tell ; but, like the lam rd Erskine, tl
geman was veiled as 1w hurried throti4ll the town'

are rare times for the brandy-loving noose-tyer. •
We are happy to ohs,rve dna rmasures are taking
ply that great ths•sideratuin in S.lstlanil, a public
brewery, on a scale sufficiently extensive IJ cast
production of porter of an equal quality with that t
the great London Brewer.% It.. this measure tl
muuity wiil he furaidietl with unadulterated pct
superior quality. at a lower price than the Loudon
can afford.—Ediabueet raper.
The briskness of the lead mires in Ettland is
speculators turn to Scotland, as a new field of en
Several gentlented base fat:-ly by en surveying the
mines in Galloway. belongiir;; to Fir lieron MaxW
other proprietors. They also discov:red some new
veins of that ore. It is undo:am...l they otil:red
prietora where the mines ware situated every eig,
after the mines were at wok ; but it is ra;
whether the offer was accepttil.—Closgote Chroni,l
On Tucalay last, as the . emi-b: at, Lord 11
on her way from Greenock for Glacgow, and a WI
Erskine Ferry, one of the owners named Conti,.
who was act:leg in the romn of the master that th.
fot Innately fell overboard when adjusting the :oh sal
kept himself above at r for ilea.. 'y t:m ritirottes,
deavours were making to rtseu... from Ins pc.ril
tuation ; but it tylowtng strong at the titna, bete
could be effective, he w. t down, an:l was slam na