The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

DIFFERENT EFFECFS OF LETTERS.

How D.D. swaners! M.D. rolls!
I dub them both a brace of noddies
Old D.D.has the care of suula
And M D. has the care of bodies.

Between them both. what treatment rare
Our souls and bodies must couture!
One has the rare, without the earl.,
And oar the care, without the cure.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Prince Eaterhaxy, the Austrian Ambassador, and suite
left Chunky' House, Cavendish.square, on Friday afternoon,
for Dover. On their way they dined with Lord and Lady
Castlereagh, at their meat, North Cray, Kent. Saturday morn-
inq they embarked for Paris, where they will remain some
short time, and then proceed to Vienna. His Excellency
and his Priocess (who has been absent from ibis country up-
wards of two years), are expected home the latter cod of next
Noveinher.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford left their residence in
Hamilton-place, on Saturday afternoon, fur the Coutinent.
The Duke of Norfolk left Norfolk House, St. James's.
vinare, me Saturday, for his seat, Forisham, Suffolk.
The Duchess of Richmond and Lady Jane Lennox are
expected in town on Wednesday, from a visit to Mr. and
Mrs Dupre, at their seat at Wilton Park, Bucks.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford arrived on
Saturday nt Trentham Hall, Staffordshire, from a visit to the
Carl and Countess of Surrey, at their seat, Wursop Manors,
Notts.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Landadowa arrived in
Paris on Wedenesilay last.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Huntly have left their
sent, Beware, Inverness, a few days since, on a tour.
The Earl of Portarlington left the St. etershurgb Hotel,
Dover-street, yesterday, for the Continent. James Brandy,
Esq. arrived at the same hotel, (ruin his seat in Ireland.
The Earl of Roseberry and his Bride are arrived at Sbng-
borough, on a visit to Lord and Lady Anson.
Lord nod Laity Anson arrived last week al their seat,
Shugborough,Staffordshire, from a tour.
Lord Foley has left town fur his seat, Whitley Court, Woe
cesteraliiie.
The Hon. Frederick Lamb left town yesterday for North
Cray, Kent, on a visit to Lord and Lady Castlereagh, pre-
slops to his going to the Continent on Wednesday next.
Richard c inroad Short, Esq. and family left Warren's
Hotel, Regent.street, yesterday, for their seat, iu Lincoln-
shire.
Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn.slreet :—John
fint:ll, Refry, Esq ; Wm. Green, Esq. ; John Courtney, Esq ;
and Janus Smith Barry, Esq. from a shooting party in Hunt-
irtilosish.re. Mr. and Mrs. Goff, and Miss Denison, at
ding, from the Cuntinent.—Departures from ditto :—Mr.
acid Mrs. Daniels and family, fur Paris; Mr. and Mrs.
Ricketts and family, fur their sect, Wingfield, Berks.

On Thursday afternoon the Pateca RUM? Sr.
rived at Warwick Castle, on a visit to the Earl of
Waimea. The onion flag was hoisted on St.
Mary's tower, and the bells were ringing all the
barman, in expectation of the Royal visitor, who
pinged through the town in bis private carriage.
accompanied only by Sir B. BLOONPEILD. Next
day his Royal Highness honoured Leamington
aids his presence, accompanied by the Countess
of WARWICK, and two other ladies,in ao open car-
riage. His Royal Highness was received with tic-
<lunations by the numerous visitors, who had only
a few minutes notice of his intention ; and after
driving round the Spa, with which he expressed
himself highly gratified, he returned to Warwick.
:led we believe he goes from thence to visit the
rail's of Kenilworth Castle.
Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH entertained a large
parry of distinction, yesterday, at their seat, North
Cray, Kent.
It is not, perhaps, generally known, that the
venerable President of the Royal Academy en-
joyed an annuity of 1,0001. granted by his MAJESTY
as a mark of Royal favour, in acknowledgment of
his extraordinary talents. This sum was paid out
of his Xlsreselr's Privy Purse, but was afterwards
reduced by her late MAJESTY to 400/.
On Saturday se'unight his Excellency the
Persian Ambassador arrived at the Star Inn, Oxford,
s.ccomparsied by his nephew (who acts as Isis Secre-
tar), and his interpreter, Mr. MOKIER. After
having dined, he with great gallantry invited all
the Ladies that I.appened to be at the Star, to take
tea with bins, which invitation was accepted; he
entertained the party with several songs, and seemed
much gratified by the 'Attention paid to him. The
billowing day his Excellency visited Blentiehn, and
retro-lied to Oxford at a quarter past our. Ile then
proceeded in Isis carriage, accompanied by the Vic E.
t•HANCELLOR. to take a view of the University.—
t le viewed several of the Colleges and public build-
ifs", and appeared much pleased with them. He
tnsiderstauds English very well, and speaks it,
though not fluently. His Excellency afterwards
dined with the VICE-CHANCELLOR and a select
party of his friends. 011 Monday morning he left
%ford, mid proceeded on his journey to Ragley,
the seat of the Marquis of HERTFORD.
Among the last arrivals at B.ith are
The Duke and Ducker.. of Somerset, lard Webb Seymour,
thom Stewart, Lady Treat, Sir J. Watkins, and Geutral
Nl.,ra Isou.

The Windsor Theatre closed on Saturday, with
►cries of performances, for the benefit of Mr. and
the Nlisves PEN LEY.
Hereford Music Meeting commenced on Tues-
day, under gratifying atuipters. Miss STEPHENS,
Mrs. SALMON. Nils,. Sit/dorms, and Messrs.
VAUGHAN, KNYYETT, HAWES, and BELLAMY,
received merited applause ; the instrumental per-
formers were also deservedly admired.

The sport upon the moors this year has been
excellent, the grouse being iu great abundance.—
(Uancarter Paper.)

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