The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Devonshire has left his seat, Chatsworth,
Derbyshire, for Li•mo►e Castle, Ireland.
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The Duke of Winchester •nd %%jot. Gonld left the Cle.
reinlon Hotel, Bood..atreet, yer.terdit, for his Grace's seat,
Kimholton Castle, Huntingilon,hire.
The Earl and Countess of Darnley left loon on Saturday
for Southampton._

The E.el 'and Countess of Blesinton and family left town
yesterday for the Coniunrot.

Earl Gower lift lowa on Saturday for leis father's (the
Marquis of Stafford) gem, Dunrohin Castle, Sutherlandshira.
Viscountess Dungannon arrived yesterday at her home in
Grafion.atrert, Ruesd.street, from Tunbridge Wells.
V.aeount Sydney has left town (or his seat, Fromm', Kent.
Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish nod family left town
yesterday earning for the Continent.

Lord William -Beatinck has left lowa for his seat, Lynn,
Norfolk.

His Excellency M. Zea and suite left Blake's Hotel, Jer-
onyn.street, yesterday, for Cheltenham; and Hun. C. Vevey
fur H■mpton Court.
General Sir H. (Jake% Bart. has left town on a tour.

Mr. and Mrs. Long iVvllesley Pole and family left the
Pollen?, Hold. Piccadilly, ynterday fur Calais. His Ex-
cellency Sir Wm. and Lady A'Court and suite will leave the
above Hotel this day fur Madrid.

Benjamin Buddingtoo, Esq. sod family have left Mivart's
Hotel, Lower Brook street, for their seat in Essex.
WM. Mercer, Esq. left Warren'a Hotel, Regent-street,
yesterday on a tour.

William Busauquei, Esq. has left lows for Berle.

LEAMINGTON, AUGUST 23.

Yesterday, soon after twelve o'clock, the Duchess
of GLOUCESTER and the Princess AUGUSTA,attend-
ed by Lady IsaseLLA MTN Ng and MissW TN YARD,
rode out in the Princess AUGUSTA'S open carriage
and four, accompanied by Colonel HIGGINS in a
gig. The Royal party proceeded to the seat of
Lord WILLOUGSIBY Ds BROILS, at Compton Ver-
pry. The Noble Lord being absent, their Royal
Highnesses were received by his Lordship'. sister,
the Hun. Mrs. BARNARD, and the Rev. ROBERT
BARNARD, who conducted the Princesses over the
spacious mansion and extensive grounds. Their
Royal Highnesses, after partaking of some refresh-
ment, proceeded to the residence of the Rev. Mr.
BARNARD, two miles distant, at Lighthnrne, which
occupied the attention of the Royal Duchess and
the Princess AUGUSTA • short time. Their Royal
Highnesses returned here s3on after six o'clock.
The Princess AUGUSTA and a select party dined
with the Duchess of GLOUCESTER.

The Duke of GRAFTON and family arrived last
night. His Grace, accompanied by Lady FITZ-
!tor, were at the Pump-room at ■ very earl• hour
this morning. and had left before the arrival of the
Princesses.

The Ddisager Countess of CARDIGAN arrived in
her carriage and four yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock. Her Ladyship's residence is No. 5, Upper
Union-street, within six houses of the Princess
GusTA's.

We had no promenade in the gardens last evening,
the band being engaged for the ball for the Master
of the Ceremonies in the Assembly Rooms, New
Town, which was very numerously attended, and
Oil account of the dancing commencing at an early
hour, soon after eight o'clock, agreeably to a fixed
rule at the estahlishment, and dose. at twelve
o'clock. Upon thus occasion the cars and sedan
chairs, which are here in greet numbers, were in ge-
octal request. The can, which are in general very
handsome, are much used for short rides to War-
wick, Kenilworth Castle, and other places which
attract the attention of visitors. The cars are open
ut the top, and make clo.e carriages fur the even-
ing, or in case of fall of weather.

The French Ambassador entertained his Excel-
lency Baron FAGIEL and a distinguished party at
dinner yesterday at his house in Portland-place.
Lord fIot.LAND entertained a select party of
friends at dinner yesterday at Holland House.
Lord and Lady HOWDEN have arrived at their
seat ut Grimston Hall, in Yorkshire, (rem their
house iu Hereford-street.

Hyde Park, lately so animated with elegant com-
pany and hrilliant equipage* gave evident proof
yesterday of the emptiness of the town. Not ■
single carriage or liorNeman graced the ride, and
only • few persons, apparently from the country,
appeared in the promenade to take a passing glance
at the statue erected in honour of the Duke of
WELLINGTON.

The ladies have no anxiety for the poor naked
mail lately erected in Ilyde Park during the present
warn) weather, but they hope that before the ap-
proach of winter's cold he shall appear "dressed in
it wig and gown," as Charles Surface, in The
School for .Scandal, says " a General should be."
Earl FITZWILLIASI, accompanied by Lord %Iry-
TON, left Wentworth house on Monday, for Lon-
don, for the purpose of having a slight operation
performed on one of his eyes.
Among the latest arrivals at Bath are—
The Earl and Countess of Fingal, Earl and Countega of
Si. Germaine, Earl of Shrewsbury, E.rl Digby, Lord Cal-
a°, pr, Lady Wrottesley, Sir H. and Lady Peyton, Sir R. and
Lady C. Glyn, Sir W. and Lady William., Judge Richard-
son, Mr. Justice Burrougb, Mr. and Lady H.Joues, Sir G.
EMIR, Hon. Mr. Struts, Hon. E. Herbert.
Mr. W A I.I.ACK, whose case has excited so much
iuterest in the theatrical world fur the last nine
months, is. we understand, now under the care of
Mr. Ara ISSURY, and is rapidly recovering the ute
of his