The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-21 00:00:00

FASHIONA MLR MOVEMENTS.

Viscount and viscountess Downs, from their sent. Cowirk
Hall, Yorkshire, at ih,ir boom: i■ Charles wrest, Berkel. y,
square.

Vivrount Granville iv returned to town, from his mat,
For.all Hall, near Lichfield,
Lord mod Lady Diode and family are arrived at flu ir hums
in Dover-street, from their seat in Gliiticrovroi,rv,

Viscount and Viscountess Dungannon and (smile ire ex-
pected to arrive on Saturday Et their house in Grottos.
street, Pionthatreet, from their seat, Denbighshire
The Earl and Countess of Surrey arrived yesterdov at
their father's, the Duke of Noriollev, in St
frorn their seat, Worksop Manors, Notts.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and family, are arrived at ihe‘r
house in Manchester-square, fruit St Leonard's Hill, Itucl.4

Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA take their
airings daily when the weather permit.. piirrr,s
AUGU.TA to Frogrnore, and Princess. SorittA
Wintli.or Perk.

Ottr letter from Dover, datrrl Arril 19 (lion.
day), says—" Their Royal Dightft,,es the Dolt..
and Duchess of KENT are at Ca:ao., wooing for
a favourable passave !other. Four passage vessels
have arrived here this day, with the Royal carriages,
horses, &c."
Thr Duke of Sussr.x has declined, fur the pre.
sent, his intruded Vit.ll to Ir.hi 41.

His Royal Highness ['rine.- 1..;70P0LD, we art
well assured, 11:14 been aitruad under cir,
cumstanees as on:ovoid:114e as door. s lig to his feels
inga—the :darning and eontildied Woe++ of the
Dowager Dtiehes%, his mother. A Firminihle tern
in her Serene I ligline,s's health h 40, at length, how-
ever, permitte4 the Priors. to make the nrees-,:•e
arrangements for his return home ; and .c-ry I.lr-
pwration is now making here in expectation of las
Royal Highness's arrtval it the end ol th- tire•eitt.
or the beginning of the ensuing mouth.—; rime.,
Duper.)
The Earl of DONOUGIIMOTtr. and his
Lord fluTtittssost, arrived In Waterford On !,,'um.
day, from the EtA's seat in the Coui.ty ul
perary, on their way to England.

The Countess de CoutsLut.-(;ournott was on
Easter Monday presented to the Kung tit ritA
by the Couute,.ses A ocustus Owls, ur. C. tit
CHOISEUL. It was rrtuatkrd that these three
Ladies were all foreigners. tirst being
of Poland, the second of Purttig.sl, and the third
of England.
The experiment of lowering the prices of admis-
sion to Drury-lane Ti:eatre not having succeeded.
the former pliers were rr•.umed on Nloisday night.
Alderbrook Hall, in Cardiganshire, the seat of
J. LLOYD WI !At ams, Esq. was nearly destroyot
by tire on Sunday week. The conflagration is ►ut'-
posed to have been effected bt• a servant of that
Gentleman, who immediately sifter stole one of the
horses, oil which he trade his escape.
The warm weather, during the last two weeks.
has effected a perceptible change tu the vegetable
world : the pastures present the most verdant ap•
peartince ; peaches, nectarines, early pears, &1.
are in full and abundant blossom ; and the
and pear-orchards iaa•nnse a luxuriant blow.
WEIGHT, the celebrated pedestrian, commenced
his arduous task of walking 1,00 miles in •LO day.
m Blenheim Gardens. near the City of Gloucester.
on Saturday lest, at eight intim..s past four o'clet
in the morning ; ■nd completed GO miles by
minutes past seven in the evening.