The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Earl and Countess of Coventry left hewn yesterday
for their Seat in Surrey.
Lend sod Lady Howard %dyne-els and family arrived on
Tuesday at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Cher
seal In Sussex.
bawd dilators is returned to town from Northamptonshire.
The Hon Charles Fos leases tow., in a few days fur
Paris, on a visit to his father, Lord Holland.
Colonel Johnson left town yesterday fur his seat, iTuod-
hay, Berke
Lady Pilkington and family have left ditto for their seat
in Kent.
John Dingwall, Esq. left town yesterday for his twat in
Surrey.-

The Rev. Dr. Clarke left tows yesterday for his seat,
Fil-
lin6ton, Sassex.
Mr. Burrs/ and Lady Montgomery •nd family left the St.
James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, yesterday fur their seat in
Scotland.

Mr and Mrs. Burroughs are arrived ,at Blake's Motel,
Jernlyn•street, from their seat in Norfolk.
Mr.. Gunter and the Misses Webb arrived yesterday at
the Wsteilmo Hotel, Jerenyn..streei, from their seat, Mitford
House, Sussex. Lady Shelley and family Le expected to-
morrow at the same Hotel from PAris.

Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Neal arrived yesterday at 'lodic- 11
ima's Hotel, Dover-street, frum their seat near Gloucester.
Sir Alec Dun, Bari. M.P. arrived yesterday at the Putty.
racy Hotel, Piccadilly, from his seat in Scotland; also T.
Parker, Esq.: from his seat in Lancashire. Lord and Lady
LoriconAtid the Hon. Miss King left ditto for tbsir horse at
Clifton.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Mrs.
!Wed and family from the Continent; Captain ■nd Mrs.
Csaliherd from their seat in Wales ; and Major Cassidy Sons
his seat in Hants. Departures :—Captain Haunam fur Ike
Continent ; Mr. Jim Ili an a Soar ; Admiral Lhomeelly for the
Cooliaesi ; Mr. and the Misses Newlaud fur Chichester.

Yesterday tlte Duchess of CLAIINCI visited the
Duchess of KENT it Kvu•iigtou Niece.
The Duchess of CLASSISCS took an airing with
the Princess AuGUSTA yesterday.
The Princess AUGUSTA honoured the Italian
Opera with her presence on Tuesday er g.
Yestesdity the Duchess of GtoucasTea and the
Princess AUGUSTA rode out in an open carriapre.

Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday for Clare-
mont.
His Royal Highness Prince LsoPOLD has, we
understand, postponed his intended visit to the
Continent. This intelligence will be gratefully
received by the public, to whom his amiable con-
duct has justly endeared him. His Royal High-
ness's income does not go to enrich foreigners, but
is diffused through the coutitty from which it is
derived, with taste and magnificence. Marlbo-
rough-house presents a continued series of refined
and splendid hospitality. The close of such a
scene would be matter or deep regret in the upper
circles of society, to which it has proved so at-
tractive.

The Right Hon. Lord ARDEN, and his daugh-
ter, the Hon. CAROLINg PERCIVAL, arrived yester-
day ae'nnight at Lohort Castle, the seat of his
Lordship, ill the County of Cork.
It is at length determined that the Coronation
shall take plug! about the middle of July. His
saaisiT, in orlee, to put an end. to all doubt on
seats for the heads of the several officer the subject..
to which tweparatioas for different parts of the core.
mony belongosad demanded to know whether they
could be rvily.jiy the 16,h of Judy...tad be; nave
them one dal. to make the necessary inquiries, They
generally snawerett that they could be completely
prepared by that day, so every obstacle oik the
part of Ministers was removed. The royal excur-
sion to Ireland will follow the etremony.—( Earning
Paper.)
The remains of the Earl of STAIR are to be re-
moved on Saturday morning from his residence in
Spring-gardens for interment in the family vault in
Scot It rid.
Mr. MATHEWS, it appears by advertisement,
will soon cerise to be At Home in the Strand.
Delay is nose become dangerous for those who wish
to partake of his exquisite entertain:meet.

SIR Jolla LEICESTER.—On a former occasion
we noticed the liberal conduct of this individual,
who is an ornament of our Cheshire gentry, in mak-
ing a considcrable reduction in his rental at Mi-
chaelmas.We have now the pleasure of adding,
that he has lately granted a further ►eduction of
10 per (Val. So gratefully affected have his le.
pantry felt for this humane consideration of their
present difficulties., that they have purchased and
presented their landlord with a handsome pi• ce of
plate, bearing an inscription, expressive of the
atroog sense they entertain of his generous libtra-
lity,—(Cieseer Paper.)

ELECTION OF A COMMON COUNCILMAN FOR
A I.DIMSGATC WAiD.--Yesterdsy the contest went
on btiskly. at the close of the poll the numbers

were :

F0t,111.. Welton lO6
w Pr. Diggevs s3

Majority 42
The poll elopes this day.
MARTIN Isted'IIIRNIED both 'brut(' yeaterd4y.
and both bear marks of a hard combat. MARTIN
is hit the wort about the head, but TURNS* has
suffered severett)briight-Itatoded body hits. MAR-
TIN has &alleged RANDALL to a second combat.

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7 to 4 art flnotauto
4 so I *rot Reginald
5 to 1 ages Jerk

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to 4 apt Aapt•lit I6to 1 apt Ibis
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EPSOM RACES.

INGDIMIDAV. 'WU 6.
The' tam cotton...red yretretiar ; but, es e•ual, this Jae,
Thursday, auJ Fri Jay, ire the great compile, dAy.,

The Gold Cup, value 1000. by asb.eriotioo of Inv, ',lei..
will, 200. miltlrd, three )ra old, 6-t. 4lh ; too., b
(ire, B.t 101 b. ; six, get ; sod aged, 9... Mb. The win-
Her in be sold for 4511 gt.
Mr. R. Mears named Moonraker, 4 yrs old 1
Deuiton easited Sbrerkhorn. 6 yrs old.
of Rullaod'a Comeliate, 4 yra .

Niue alai tril, but threw only acre pl. 4:41
2 to I apt Slue&lioon—i to 1 ag4l Mr. Low—sni soy.
odds lip' the wiiiiiii r.
Woodcut Stakes, i f 30gs. earl', colts Sat. 61b. ; fillies
SAL 31h. Half a mile.
IA Warwick's c by Jupiter, out of N tube.
• D. of Itutlan.l'a h. r. by Stivoleasku
Mr P.arse'a Phantom f o
Alia. Forth's b f. by Sryinour
6 to 4 apt D. of Itstlead's b. 4?
COMM Stakes of 100 worts, foe all atm.
Sir. Garilner's Flibbertigibbet . I
Mr. Fraser. Clorimpignou 2
Six started, and tiro were plated.
6 to 4 ag.t Mr. Ctarke's Sorcerer e. sot placed.