The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-20 00:00:00

F.4SIIIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Marquis of Camlen is returned to town from bis seat,
Mayhem Aldo", SIMCX. •
The Martinis soil Msrchioness of Lewlawn are expected
in town to-morrow fruin their scat, Rimmed Park, Wilts.
The Earl soil Countess of Harruwby base left town on a
visit to the Earl and Cosiness of Liverpool, at their seat,
Coombe-Weise, Kiniestou.
FAH Polandliam is arrived at his biome in Grosvenor-
square, from his *rat, Milton, Northamptorthire.
The Earl of Fife left town yesterday for Brighton, on a
•isit to the Prince Regent.

Lord Bannatsnr and Sir T. Macgregor Murray, Bart. are
removed hum the St. James's Hotel to Blake's Hotel, Jet,
wyn-orret.

Sir %%aikim and Lady Harriet W. Wynn left the Marquis
and March' 111 l r%.1 of Butkingham's seat, Airington, Hams,
yesterday, for firoaAlauds, near Rooney, on a visit to Lord
Palmerston.

Pbumas Thistlethwaite, Esq arrived yesterday at the
Prince of Saxe Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor.
square, from his seat is Hants.

-Mr. Coke km tak.•n elegant boast iu St. James's-spare,
where I - self awl reality are ex?ected to arrive this week,
(ruin their seat in Norfolk.

Arrivals at the Pu limey lintel :—Mr. Vansittart, and Lady
Turner and family, from their seat in Yorkshire.
Arrivals at Warren's Hotel. Regent-street:—Lard Lynes
dock, from his nest, Cusg,rove Priory, Stony-Stratford ; T.
Callaghan, M P. and Mrs. Callaghan, from a visit to
Calvert Clark, Esq.'s scat, Teddington.

As soon as her Royal Highness the Duche.s of
CLARENCE% health hi re-established. the family
will leave II mover for Wirtemberg, on a visit to
the Queen Dowager (el-decant Princess Royal of
ENGL A N Di. From thence they will visit the Prince
and Princess of IJFrssE HOMBURG, and then set
out for England, where they are expected in about
three months.

The Doke of BEDFORD, of whose accident we
rave en acconnt yesterday, we are happy to state,
had a good night nu Sunday, and up to last night
was coosideratily better.

Letters from Rome say. that one part of the city
is like an town, an uncommon number of
English having hirrd lodgings there.

Among tlw last :afield* at Bath are--

Lord Blaney, Lurd Colville, Hon. H. Fine. Hos. A. Csth-
ew', Sir S Shepherd, Sir A. Wilson, Lady S. Murray, Gen.
Morshend, General Powlett, Colonel Spi arson, Colonel
Strode, Colonel V4zey, Major Hlacklsall, Major O'Halloran,
Captain and Mrs. C. Boller, Captain awl Mrs. Drisaaresq,
lion. W. Manly. and Captains Bowes and Campbell.
EARLDOM OP TIPPERAIT.—The Duke of CAM.
BRIDGE derives his ►ecoud title from Tipperary, hut
his Royal Highness is not • Peer of Ireland. The
Crown cannot confer a Peerage of Ireland unless on
the extinction of three Peerages of that part of the
United Kiiigdoin, consequently the titles of Duke
of evistaattma. Eail of TIPPERARY, mid Reran Of
CULLODEN. granted to this Prince in 1801 (efttr
the Union with Ireland hail taken place, and when
no vacancy had yet °wined in the Irish Peerage),
were all peerages of the United Kingdom. The
Duke of SUSSEX, im like manner, is not a Peer of
Irelitial, though devising one of his titles hum a
place in Ireland, viz. Baron of ARK LOW.
A letter from Ostend, dated April 17, says—
" The packet now in the Wails, conveys to Eng-
land BONAPARTE'S confessor, physician, •nil cook,
just arrived lions Rome. About seven p. et. yes-
terday we had a sudden squall of wind from the
west, attended with thunder and lightning."
There will lie drawn iu •live minutes on the
11 th May, Two Prizes of Twenty Thousand
Pound., and all hour Prizes of Twenty Thousaud
may be drawn on that day.
%Ve had long since abandoned the idea of seeing
any thing sea• in comic pantomime, till the younger
Ronny nottCs inventive genius led ue to a new field of fun
and fruce. This riennera3a mice endeavoured, in the pan-
tonsils', of Th, Siker ...Irrow. to r • t the Thrums on fire, at
Old Di itr,4, amid would have succeeded in his whimsical en-
deuvouro, h•at that he found three days !the time employed in
producing the pa 11111 l too little for his Herculean task.
At the Royal Coburg he has yr... Wei-a the tuust novel and
entertaining pantomimes we have en for these twenty years,
sod the best praise we eau offer, is to advise our numeruus
readers nut to tail seeing tape Juan; or, Harlequin on
C'ard

On the 9th instant, Mr. HOGG, the Ettrick
Shepherd," who was on a visit to a Gentleman at
Duimor, was elected by the Council an honorary
burgess of that town.
Mr. WHITE, of Montrose, hal received the hand-
some donation of 5 guinea., from Mr. HUMS, M.P.
for belioul of the i)cstitiote Sick Society w that
place.
Wedlotesdoy ntnrnitiz a young WI, the son of
Mr. It. ‘Vi I.D, ui Cawerhory, underlook for a coo.
solerable wager, to ride a Oundy Charger rfOlil
Up-sheet, in the have city, to a th.totwe or six
miler, within an hi nr, which he accomplished with
apparent ease, in 11110 mion les and a hall within the
given time. He an+ occompanied by some prisons
in gigs and on hurvelon.k.