The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-06 00:00:00

PASMONABLE MOVEMENTS.

tad Vernlsm arrirril y.steitlay at Ilia liniiae in 'Grosve-
nor-square, from lila ou al, Gorhamlimy, rt+.
Lord Rivera is lurk at Itir hussar in Chi Nirrfirld•sirert,
May-fair, from a tour.

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Marqui. Cornwallis has left town for his seat in surrom.
The Marchioness of Exeter is arrierii at het house iu
niss-fordens, from her seat, Laaeley, Kent.
The Dowager Marchioness of Down-hoe and 'he Ladies
Hill are arrived at their house is Ilanuter..quare, 11-unt a
tom.,

Lord and Lady Granville liar• taken up their VC§ i.ll.llCe at
Thomas's Hotel, fterkeley.sipiacc, till their new hour in
flrutou.street is finished, which is expected to be ready for
their reception in shout a fortnight.
The Earl and Countess of Diu airy and rustily arrived "ra.
lerday at their house in Berk, ll' y,quare, fur the i.ecsuoi, fawn
his Lordship's seat, Cobham Hall, Kent.
Earl Beauchamp left his house in Pail.mall ou %tc.lioes-
day, for Pat i•.
Lot d Alison ,s arrived at his house in St. Jarnes's.square,
from Mr. Coke's seat, in Norfolk.
The Right lion. It. Ryder, M.P. left town yesterday, on a
tour.

The T•.nrl and Countess of Thane t left the ("heehaws
Hotel, Hand-street, yesterday, fur them twat, Ilutt.fit 1.1, Keut.

Mr. and Mrs. WRLI.ERLET PdI.F, leave town
this day for Brighton, on a visit to his lio)ul
Ilieh-
tiers the PRINCE lirimar.

Earl FlArtßOWllli will give la grand diluter tn..
morrow, to h large party of distmout, at hip house
iu Grosveitor-square.

Count lAEVEN, the Russian Ambassador. will
give a grand entertainment to the Archduke M Axt.
miLIAN anti a numerous party of distiliginslied
personages, on Saturday, next, at hts reptdence in
ilarley-steret.
The remains of the Countess Dowager of Surents
are to be removed this morning, from her late 41,4.
deuce in 11.11-street, Berkeley-square, for interment
in the famiir vault, at Ilanwell, Middlesex.
The Countess of ASIIIIIIIINHALI wa• safely deli-
vered of a son, on 11'cdtiesiluy evening, at his Lord-
ship's house, in Dover-street, tieing the twelfth
child, all living, seven daughters and five suns.
We are happy to state, her Ladyship and her infant
son are as well as can possibly be expected.
Amongst the Trustees of the St. Bees School,
it is understood to be thought advisable that Doctor
Sattertlitcaite should relinquish all thought* of
being made a Bishop. A sad tertuittatiou of lung-
hoped promotion!
li the two Patent Theatres have not accumulated
great wealth to themselves, they bare been an
estate to the Court of Chancery; and the represen-
tations that have been given there by the different
Counsel have been to the full as fanciful its soy on
their own stages, though not given in such
iutelli-
gilds language—according to 3lr. BELL.
UNFOILITNATE NIAIIIIIAtaI.—This unhappy al-
limier, which has occasioned so much uneasiness to
a noble family in Yorkshire, is, according to pub-
lic report, to be endeavoured to be dissolved by a
divorce, to which the life of the antialle Lady thus
espoused wall roost probably open a door. Very
truly has au old Poet said,
" I.sinero all other ills—tuft this be sure,
A marriage, ill sasurturl, has nu cure."

Mr. LAWSOPI, the Member for lioroughbridge,
in one of Ita rlrrti speeches, declared •• he o rut
into the Home of C ttttt slums to make the Melnik-pi
laugh." Thu as•ortmer held ant very pleasant
hopes as to stage etl'ect, there being already a butli.
tient nnu►her to nthke them cry :
" That contrast is the Lest, all men airree
Wkel. fur Ihrir country sumr,lollie laugh with me"

The freemen of Beverley, its Yorkshire, have
every reastot to he delighted with their Lew Mem-
ber, as he began ittivto alit% the tailor of freedom
before hr got into the flon.e—H sure pledge lie a ill
always stand up for the liberty nf the .tihject,
spite of the IYartleit of the Flett Prison, or any
salter troublesome
This day a most volcano Funeral Dirge will be
perforom II at the Portugne-e Ambassador's Chaprl,
to South A iidley-strert, for the repo.e of the moll
of the Lute Queen of SPAIN. The Chapel will lie
complettly hung with black cloth, and superbly
illutiiitiattd with wax. A cu•tfiii coverrd with black
cloth and ouperbiy mootitstl, on which will be
placed U royal coronet over the pall, will be placed
ou tressels nu one stile of the altar, The Service
will be isett.•:ited by several Priest., in rich pouts-
lira! Yet.tillt•lilS: and the to cltestra will lie composed
of the first siogers in the kingdom. The Ftencli,
Spanish, and Portuguese A oubwrsatior,, and their
respective tatirtr, will be present; likeake the
Duke of WI.I.LINGTON, mud several of Wm Aulajes-
t)'s Mitiister., and all the Catholic Nobility now
in town. The Chapel being small, and numbers
of the first rank expected, tione will he admitted
without tickets. After Divine Service, his Excel-
lency the Portuguese Ambassador will emeritus) the
company with m grand drjeurie at Ins house, to
vilitch there is an opening how the Chapel.