The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

WEES/i/U/li, Arau. 19.

TB .E B 1' S 1 PI tE SS.

The improvements of this much-fregitenterl we.
tering-place keep pure with the thot..4umiteul i.re-
ference shown towards it by the Nobility
Gentry. and we hate It in our lN,rt•r to I.tase, tlto
the magnificent buildings on the Has al Terrier.,
near the King's Lodge. will this summer he com-
pleted: thus• al►ead►• finished *re tritullt ul.ll
copied lay families of the revect.l.l,t.
A new Crescent is also about to be formed ii)
Weston and Vining, the centre house ol• silo ch
already contracted for by Sr, Loftus Ottssy.
other range of (1112111110111 Is now erecting on
lull, called Somerset-place, by Mr. I larilinz, 1.. e
architect, late of Prorate; and Desmistore
lugs, by Mr. Welsford : all on ouch r seek a.
afford most complete accomnioilation fur
turn's families of the largest establishment.

Many other improvements in the tlitl-rent
Iln-
tels, Libraries, •nd oilier public place*, hate taken
place since the lain ; and the blarefint
tier in which the Haplanatle fa now atnesolon; ah,t
lengthening, for the accommodatioil of vi,itor., Mul
be found to be nut the least worthy of poi,c
commendation.

Among thr arrivals during the %stork :ire—
Right HOD. the Lord Registrar of Scotland, 111 P. sad
daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Skreetie and (muds, Mr. Milt Mr•.
Ashley and family, Mr. and %Jr' Rrounrker And family, Cato.
and Mrs. %Wardle, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, at their Neat,
%Vest hruuk.huuse.

Atnn.ig the iletiartiirr. are
Mr. %Via. M.P. •ul Sir Lairs and Lady
Otway. _

THE DUBE or YORK.--1 Highness
continuing to gu on so extremely well tonards ri-
covery, we understand the bulletins were discon-
tinued }weld ,y,
Yesterday letters were received in town from
Hanover, stating the Duke and Duchess of
CGe-
RENCF. to be hi good health; and also that the
Duchess of CAMBRIDGE and the young Prime
continued to do well.

Their Royal I lighnessea the Duke and Duchess
of KENT, are expected to arrive in this city tloi
day with a numerous suite, fur whose accommoda-
tion apartioesits and beds are ordered at the liwg's
Head Hotel; and it is understood that their 1t00.,1
Ifighneases proceed the following day to Cnbilon
Hall, limiest of the Earl of DAuslLLY.—(Coater-
barif Paper, 20th April.)
'lsiee sale of the Cumin, irory bed his been inter-
dicted, but the other (frittital pre-rAv which
adwo-
ed Frovuore are to be brutiAlit to the Innottier, wits
souse hue specimens of ornamental clinic Tne
silks and shawls have been sold by private Conti ill-.

A young Lady made her debut at the Cireitertn..y
Theatre last night, in the pint 4)1. ('icily qlll/1.
She is the daughter ul a respectable tr./Ado:to... IA
that city.
The Viee-liing of the Canterbury Theatre. lb.
lIAMtarON. a lover of customs, iiltl arltns, rii.i
uhat lilt bill,

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wrist. The gout shelved issrlf actively yesterday erratum
Mr. WYNN moved, that the names of the de- a pillar, tidy, a tower of strength. Thist-Te ri,illillutullS,ailsisutiriutellini ehrol
I f.oiliers on the ballot be called over to-moriow, is the right foul. His Royal Highness, however, ban passed rsuasiong Jackson's course, we may HOW 1:101c at the domestic
this idea of tlx moral and political feeling of tile view of the question with greater freedmu. Spain
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and That, after the ballot. no Members should be a name tranquil night, aud is altogether better this morning. _
r....„„„d until the names of the defaulters be first "M. J. TIERNEY." Grace, is not lightly entertained. lf it were only is quieted; but is the Coughlin satisfied ? Shall 1 lesson, nut easily effaced, as the finale or
dtterailll.llloll was to :641citi it:sir:l:lgs
(h;atccuiiiglidlecYettri I
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4 .411,41.nver. Agreed to. the knowledge of him which the Corporation must the predouniirairey of the military over the civil wind-up of the amusements On Easter A10w1...
,yr. w4t,snrs presented a Petition from the pg. Those who looked forward to a fair and liberal have acquired when Fishily(' the place of Secretary power be still calmly submitted to ? Mr. W. Dowtom rod Miss Ooti.vik, were the hero
t•sh of St. Kirthulutnew the Less, against the Lon- discussion of the Catholic Question in the present to the Lord Lieutenant of 'reload, and brought - ---- -- -- and heroine of the piece, and gave so much force
ff.,' Clergy Bill. Session of Parliament, had congratulated them- forward the Dublin Paving Bill, that would be sum- Mr. GtaTTAN appeared, in his place
highyesterday to their respective parts, as to cause their audience,
it Petition was also presented from St. Andrew, evening, in the House of Commons, in health " albeit unused to the melting mood," to shed
selves and the country on the apparent absence of clears. Although it does not happen to his Grace
ion. ira 11l to ire heard by Counsel is loom,
II .1,. iy gg and spirits. many a pearly drop; hi particular a cherry-checked
toe Sr. (Wee. Paving Rill.—Ordered to he on the every angry reeling which could interfere with the to bevy's/1y fitted fur the Senate and the field, we There was considerable business done in the lan in the gallery, in no very dulcet tones expressed
;) Tol.le. discovery of truth; but we perceive with feelings cannot help vegretting the prominent part which he Foods yesterdays Consuls for account, which were her horror at the treachery of Alillieood, who vi"
Mr. I,I;SHINGTON moved, !bat the riper* pre- of sincere regret, that The Alormiwg NH and tea. appears disposed to take on the Catholic Question. on Tuesday at 7q, opened at 7i—and were done accused as the cause of the catastrophe which 6d.1
seined to the 1110u..e on the Bth of April, rope-tong ripe are striving b • every art to enlist the worst pre- If his Grace will appear at all hi that battle, let it
} so low as 7ti. There is no specific cause for the led Gurmter.ll to the 16-graceful end Ins crime so
i- I (*nits:it:re; in Scoilsod, he.printeel.ic—Ordertd., decline, inure thasi the rincertainly of the course richly merited; but an ibis child of Nature'.
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lures of the lower chasers of the people agarrat be as a private in the ranks, arid not at the head of ~i,iii will he
I refers of the II leV Lasing hero read the Jl"pursued by the CuAsci;Lura of the arose from birtirous feelings, the novelty Tif the Id•
ll flutist auljouturd at half-past live o'clock. the claims of their guttering countrymen. Hitherto, I the euenky. There lire some circumstances directly EUHIQU ca. ttrruptivii welt fllt;ser plem.isig than otheruore.
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