The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-20 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS.

Pavement, Aortal IC 1019.
Stit-1 am as iithaltitant of what wia formerly called
" Lower Moortielda," when, as that appellmles naturally
implies,l lived in the vicinity of fields properly so called. ,
Since then this part, however, has bees takes under the special
protection of the Committee of City Lands, mid the prospect
from my window has been snsterialty changed. Buildings
atonic brassy sa well as rank have swum up in what red
simply to be an evening's promenade; such as the London
Institution, the Catholic Chapel, Albion Chapel, London
Riding Scbuol,fcc. ice. in addition toe well.arrseged square,
wits an enclosure, ere. lam rather surprised, however (sad
from some hints in your Paper about the time of the battle
of Salarnaucs, probably not singularly so), that Abe per.
who have the management of Aim amities* Love
sot yet tieuttered to give a name to their new improves net.
The events that have cooeurrell since She alteration, was com-
menced surely aright heirs smrseated some appellation which
would sound better in the ears of all thee the names of
New-road, New-square, New.street, &c with all which Ibis
country has been inundated for the last 100 years.
If you can spare a corner for an article on this subject,
I have uo doubt your notice of it would call forth assay
patriotic observations, and produce the desired effect.
I am, with respect,
Your most obtain' Servant,
F. W. B.

On Wednesday her Royal Highness Princess
AUGUSTA, accompanied by the Duchess of GLOU-
CUM, paid a •iait to the Duchess of YORK, at
Oatlands, where the Royal Visitors partook of
en early dinner, and afterwards returned to the
Castle.
On Wednesday Princess SOPHIA, attended by
Miss Dissaowtt, took an airing in Windsor Great
Park.
On Monday her Royal Highness Princess
AUGUSTA, accompanied by the Duchess of Gum.
cense, took an airing to Kew Palmate, and viewed
the improvements in the gardens, and afterwards
returned to the Castle to dinner.
The Duke of PORTLAND and Lord Haus*
BENTINCK last week left Edinburgh for Fuller-
tnn-house, Ayrshire.

The Marquis of LoTIIIAN sticceeds to the Green
Ribbon, vacant by the death of Earl PoGLETT; and
Lord Roilicirr Kea is to be Secretary to the Order
of the Thistle, in the room of Colouel BBILTRAM,
deceased.
Mr. KNIGHT, of the Drury-lane Company, play-
ed during the last week at the Newcastle Theatre.
7ilre Tyne Mercury, in criticising his talents, says.
"He looks to the life a servant with plenty of
harmless roguery, but he could not be at home in •
rascal ; he is the very man to brau the rustle beau-
ties at a fair, but be would be quite misplace': in a
match at singlesstick."
VAUYIIALL.—%Ve understand these Gardens will
close in the ensiling week, a very few evenings,
consequently. ffillMio for those who have not yet
visited these " Fairy Bowers" to enjoy their unri-
valled festivities. A grand Naval Fete will eels.-
brute the Duke of CLARENCE'S Birth-day on Mon-
day, and two more nights will probably terminate
a brilliant and Most successful season.
The harvest has become very general in this
neighbourhood, with a prospect• of the different
species'of grain being got in, in the hest possible
state. ilands, however, are scarce. and large.wages
are, in consicinence, given.. Several samples of
new wheat were 'hewn at Stamford market on Fri-
day lost, and some quantity was sold. Very little
corn remains abroad 'round Stamford.—(Boston
Gureitej •
SEVENTY-TWO THOUSAND POUNDS NEXT Fall-
DAY.---The State Lottery tii.ishes next Friday. on
which day both the Prises of 3N,0001. Consuls, and every
other Capital, must be drawn. lilaH'S Oakes have been
most eutispicoons fur .ale of great Cspitehs (whether Money
or Mori), as he sold Two oat Of Three of the *Mot.
Consuls, the only 40,000 f. C.onsois, and several awe,
50,000 L. besides having sold full half s all Ake 30,0008.
Money prism...Miami' anti Nieves ate on sale st Its
lifteilts, 4, Castibiti, sail 9, Chariag ; hie
Aral' in the Voaatr).

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The Loin Ciiiiscer.t.ox eitile is* cow at
nine o'clock. and sat until fives Aliens& tifsiCh lips
elpslevoiv;
he urea occupied *I
ied in heariNC 0 Ift4tiglie..rint
yr the leinif piterarpritivit logic. Copped.
:116 9.47t.r,k fiXtre!nelt MT .... XI expectation
that his laadaliige !would giee.jorigateat is she close
of the Bedford Charity, according trit his proaaise.7—
Helaerely rneutioned it. fur the patinae of Post-
punted it till tie-morrow. _
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