The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

FASUIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Duke of Devonshire leftl
town yesterday for his seat, Chats-
worth, Derbyshire.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday for
Hatfield.

Countess Lieven left town yestenlay for Brighton.
Countess De Grey has arrived at her house in St. James's-square
from her seat, Wresthouse, Bedfordshire.
Lord Harvey left town yesterday for the Marquis of Salisbury's,
Hatfield.

Sir Si tiltam Houston, Bart. left town yesterday for his seat,
Avlsford. Sussex.

Lord Frederick and Lady Louisa Beauclerk have arrived at the
Duke of St. Alban'a, St. James's-square, from their seat in Herts.
The Hon. J. A. Stewart arrived yesterday at the Royal Hotel,
St. James's-street, from Scotland.
Rhodes Milner', Esq. arrived yesterday at Jordan's Hotel, St.
James's-street, from Riddlesworth H Norfolk.
Sir George Murray, Ban., and James Daly, E.g. M.P., have
arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from Ireland.
Dlr. Mrs. and Miss Birmingham left the Waterloo Hotel, Jer.
myn-sheet, yesterday, fur their seat in Hants.
Colonel Burton left the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, yester-
day, for Ramsgate.
Arrival at Thomas's Hotel, Berkley-I;quart —Lady Keith, front
Italy. Departure :—Lady Stratton, on a tour.
Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel, Bonsl-atreoh--Lord Dunally,
from Ireland ; Hon. fleorge Petre, from bis sent in Leicestershire.
Departures :—The Jlarquis and Marchioness Clanrlcarde, for
Sussex.

Capt. and Mrs. L. P. Jones and family have arrived at Baft's
Hotel, Dover-street, from the t.
Arrtrals at the Burlington Old Burlington-amnia.--
Viscount Kinnaird ; flog. 114,4; i Ashby, Esq. and
Burlington
son, from a tour..
Arrivals at s Eltielt "Ilistreet.—Slis Smith, from
a tour; Mrs. tee, 8 ar ; V. Fans, Esq. M.P. from
Brighton ; Roil, frit a tour; Luinatien, Esq.
from ditto ; Lieut. Rose, kh Royal Lancers, from ditto. De-
partures :—Capt. and Mrs, Combarlega, for tits East Indies ; C.
and N. Cutnherlege, &qrs. for Portsmouth ; Rae. Ale._ Dauncey,
for Bucks ;"P. N. Roberts, Esqq. fee fisher; Col. Daniels, on a
tour ; U. Chadwick, Esq. fot Stad'ordshire; Colonel Gibbing', for
Bath.

Yesterday the Earl of Liverpool left his residence at
Whitehall, for Widmer Castle, Kent.
Mrs. Canning and the Marchioness of Clanricarde left
Downing-street yesterday morning, on a visit to Mr. Ellis,
at his seat at Seaford, Sussex. Mr. Secretary Canning and
the Marquis of Clanricarde shortly afterwards left Down-
ing-streetfor the same destination.

Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, transacted bu-
siness with Mr. Secretary Canning, on Saturday, for a con-
siderable time, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
On Thursday afternoon as Sir John Hope and his Lady
were proceeding in their carriage along the Lothian-read,
when turning into Lauriston by Wellington-street, the
horses took fright, and bolted right into the door of a Fmall
shop, several panes of glass of which were broken by the
concussion, as well as the pole of the carriage • but we are
happy to state, that neither Sir John nor Lady Hope sus-
tained any injury farther than the fright.—Edinburgh
Paver, •
The residence of the late Mr. Sergeant Lens, in Mon-
tague-place, hitt) be subjected to the uncertain fate of the
hammer, en Thursday.
Pestle birsovEstrwrs.--The Gazette of Saturday
contains a notice of the intention of the Commissioners
of Woods and Forests to apply for a Bill, in the ensuing
Session of Parliament, empowering them to follow up
their original plan for the Western improvements, by
continuing' the street called l'all-mall East to St. Mar-
tin's Church; also to widen the communication between
Craven-street, in the Strand, and Cockspur-street. Thus
widening the west or narrow end of the Strand to the
solid] front of the New Union Club-house, by taking
down the Golden Cross, and all the houses in that line to
St. Martin's-lane. Streets are 'also to be for Med on the
north and south sides of St. Martin's Church, till they
intersect the Strand as far as the north end of Villieri-
Street ; thus removing a low diFgnFting neighbourhood
fsam the back of the north side of the Strand. St. Mar-
tin's-lane is to be widened as far as Chandos-street and
Hemming's-row. It is to be hoped the whole of Vine-
street will be swept away. It is intended to form the
present Charing-cross into a square and a new street is to
run through Spring-gardens to Whitehall, by taking away
Buckingham-court. Downing-street and square are to be
improved, by taking down the south sides as far as
Fluilyer-atreet ; and King-street, St. James's, is to be
opened into St. James's-street.

Nearly thirty-five thousand pounds were subscribed in
less than one boor at the first meeting at the Crown and
Anchor, towards the improvements and opening a commu-
nication between Pickett•street and Searle-street into Lin-
coln's-bin-fields, and from thence to Holborn, from the
plan submitted to the meeting by Mr. Burton, the
architect.

In Denmark there has been lately much discussion on
the pecuniary situation of the Clergy, who have found an
advocate in Count Holstein, who is said to have demon-
ktrated, that, in similar circumstances, " the clergyman is
moth more burdened with taxes than the farmer, and that
it is, therctlke, highly desirable that some relief should he
afforded the servants of religion. The first opportunity (he
says) now offers for such a benefit, since, next year, that
10th centenary of the introduction of Christianity in Den-
mark is to be celebrated; for it we% in Sgt; that King
Harold Blanzalin, in his journey to the Emperor Lewis,
was the. first Dane who was baptized at lngelheim, and
brought back with him Angsarius, the Apostle of the
Danes." The Count observes, that it would be a must
suitable act of. justice to take this opportunity of relieving
they clergy frond the oppressive burden of worldly cares.