The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

WATERING PLACES.

•UOVIIIT 2.
The following are the latest arrivals at Shia highly crle•
heated mod meet faskissaable watering places-11w Marchio-
ness of Londooderry, the Lady Emily James, Highs HOlll.
Lady Ells. Pratt, Lard Morass-Talbert, Right Hun. Lord.
Lade, and the Hon. Minors Gray, Lord sad Lady Howling-
field, Dowager Lady Rivers, Lady Blake, Hon. H. Roster,
Lady, Sir F. Miss, and Masser 'Mitchel, Sir P. 51tialyo, Me.
and Mn. Lambe.

SCARBOROUGH, •COUST I.
The following is a list ufllolllle of she West Sri Seals :—Sie
J. Julistosse, Hos. Mrs. Laundry and Nosily, Mr. Skipstas
Hobson, Sir B. Simples au/ family, Lieut. Clashes's, Cul.
sail Mrs. Benoit, Mr. Fin.

Yes►erday morning the Duke of Clam:crane
arrived in wan from his visit at the Earl vi Essex's•
residence at Cashirehury Park.
The Doke and Ouches,. at CLARENCE, accom-
panied by the reigning Duke of SAxa-McININCRN,.
kit tftwii yesterday 1110 filing for Busty Park, and,
on their return to town stopped and dined with the
Duchess of KENT, at her apartments at Ken—
sington Palace.

The English Ambassador gave a grand dinner at
prris on Saturday, in compliment to his Rogat•
Highneis Prince LZOPOLD of Saxe-Coburg.—
Among the dt.tinguislird persona pre.ent were the
Marquis of STAFFORD, Earl of Smut', tke.
CDRISTENING.—The Duke of SussEx honoured
Mr. and Mrs. BRAMAN, by standiug, in person,.
sponsor to their young child, ■ son, an Tavistock-
Naar, on Thursday last. The child was baptised
by the names of AUGUSTUS FREDERIVR, by desire
of his Royal Highness. The ceremony was per-
tained by the Rev. Gloms MASTERS, after which
26 persons sat down to dinner among whom were—
The Duke of Sow: Earl Pomfret, Sir Francis Bordello,
Sir Francis and Lady Desariges,Sir George and Lady Pocock,
Colonel and Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Elision. John
&wee, Esq., Foster, Ei, R. Morris, M.D., Mr. Slit-
then, irc. kr. In the evening, the company, consistiag of
• very numerous awl elegani party, were highly gratified by
the vocal perf,.rwancts of Mr. Brabant, Miss Goodall_ sad.
Madame Catslaui.
The infant son of 11. B. LOTT, Esq. of Tracey.)
house, Honiton, who was born on the Coronation'
day, was on Saturday last baptised by the royal:
Hanle. of GEORGE AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, to
himour of his Maassvr.

on Thursday last was christened at SL Thomas's
Church. Exeter, the iufaot daughter of TMOMAS
NORTHMORE. Esq. of Cleve, near Exete►, by the
name of CAROLINg AMELIA BRUNSWICM. her
MAJESTY the QUEEN having done Mr. aid Mrs._
Nom-nut: me the honour of standing godmother, byt
proxy.

The Eagle Ramsgate Steam Packet arrived as
Ramsgate on Saturday evening from London, has.-
ing nn hoard upwards of 140 passengers. During
the week, many families have arrived, and th s fa—
vourite summer resort is now filling very fast.
Miss S. BOOTH performed last week with' her
usual success at Margate, and last alight aom-
nsericed an engagement at the Tunbridge Wells-
Theatre, for one week. She proposes being in Lon--
don on Sunday next, on her way to Cheltenham,.
on an engagement fur • fortnight.

Exmouth Regatta, on Tuesday, was attended by
a very genteel and numerous company. The prize*
were well contested. About 150 fashionable. par-
took of the public breakfast, and the ball in the
evening irt Ewen's Rooms was crowdert. Ru►al
sports amused the populace after the boat rack.
and an excellent band of music enlivened the whole.

At the Regatta at Teignmouth, on Thursday,.
bunts, horses, carriages, and pedestiians arrived at
an early hour, and when the rival boats started foe
the prizes the Den was filled with company. The
prises in the first class were guard by Mr. Goa.-
awes cutter Siren, 34 tons; Captain LToN's•
Lady Louise, 13 loos ; and Mr. Turna's cutter
beineible, 5 tons: in the open boat first class, by
Mr. SQUANEY'S Dove, and Mr. CARDER'S George
owl It Wien's ; second class ditto, Mr. BoND's•hor.
vane, and Mr. BIWA'S% Venom. Friday was devoted•
to rural sports, dinky and pony racing, &c:. Ste.
The beautiful new Theatre Royal was opened lithe
evening for a play patronized by the Stewards of the-
Regatta.

The venerable relict of antiquity, the Barirstr
at Canterbury. is destined soou to disappear. and
already the turret is nearly demolished. The re-
moval of this ancient gateway is in ecmsell?ence .
some modern improvements intended to be email
uu the spot.

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