The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

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PASHIONABLE MOYEMENTS.

lie Doke of Norfolk is circled to leave toots iiis day
for his aril, Fossils's', tisdfolk.
Tie Dorrageo Docile** a Rsilassi left Lord lied Lady
Foresier's seat is Sally os ifourisy for Leassiugion, Ws,.
wiekshire.

The Dowager Parkes, of Rieheaossi and the Ladies Les-
nualtave *MOW at their hawse is Waterlou-pisee Cr.sit the
Dowager alserhisniess of Hertford's gest at Rwhossiod„
The lifstateis •ad alsrelisensess al Tavistork hare ►rrivr.l
as %Noboru Abbey, ea a visit In the Duke sad Details J
be-tithed, truas their vest, Oakley Hoilae.
The Dowse& Cuseatess of Mohawk. bra I.R tows fur hrt
mat, Raissa..ad Park.

Depariarrs truss Harigrea's Handy Dortr.trerr:—
Eat! of Ptuerrhave* ea a War; sad Mr. and Sim 1.).91.1
fur Brighton.

Vister;uni and VocoontaraGraaville left lowa yesterdry on
a wirit to Lord and Lady Holland fur a few days at Hollsai
Huns,.

Lady Cleverest* has left her house is Grosircsor.,quart fhe
her seat, Loag Dolton, Serrey.
Lord tad Lady Folkestone have arrived at Longford Ca..
ile, Wills, all a visit to their father, the Earl of Bodnar,
from their seal is Beat.

Lori and Lady Dr Clifford left Thomas's Hugel, Serie-
ley-square, 'est* idol for Cashsobeiy pack, fiesta, us a visit
So the Ilisrl of Eases.

Lor.l Thema, Cecil has left lawn on a tour.
Lady lowa* Grey left tows yeste►day on a tour.
Hui.. Mrs Rubin,on wed family bane Itfi town for Mir
teat. Duafired, near Salisbury.

Mr. and alio. Cavendish Tare kft town for limit seat,
Cii•wiei Howe.

Dtpaslostrs from she Royal Hotel, Si. James's street :
Mrs. Scam Warren and family for Colonel M•laod's sass,
*ear Rochester; stud Major Beackeubury for the Isla of
Wish,..

*plasm Berkford, Esq. has arri►ed at the Claimant
Haiti, Bated mine., hen Bath.

LEAMINGTON, AuGuA 27.
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Among our last arrivals is Lady Rossmore.
The Duchess of Gloucester, sr comp auted be
Lady Dering and Lady Inabellii Thynur, walked
in various parts of the 01.1 sisal New Town venter-
dab making purchases at several shops. Ilex Rujal
Highness we. not attended by a livery servant, anal
in consequence did not attract public notice—in
fact, the Royal Duchess was known but to a fen.
Her Royal Highness was caught in a shower, sad
was not provided with an umbrella.
The promenade iu the evening was but thinly
attended, owing to reversl heavy showers having
fallen in the course of the afternoon, as well as on
account of the baud in the Temple leaving off
playing et a quarter past seven o'clock, in conse-
quence of the performers being engaged at the
Ranelsgh Gardens, where a gala was given, con-
sisting of music and fire-works. The Gardens
were brilliantly illuminated with variegated lamps.
The devices were similar to those displayed on the
evening of the 14th inst. in commemoration of the
King'. birth-day. At the entrance was a large
Crown. There were G. R. a star, and other loyal
representations. The Are-works were let off be-
tween the performance of each piece of music.
file attendance was not as numerous as was ex-
pected, owi..g to an erroneous report having been
circulated that the exhibition was po►tponed un ac-
count of the damp and unfavourable state of th•
weather, which was believed sa the New Town.
which is • considerable distance from the Gardens;
however, there were between there and four hundred
present. The rockets went off remarkably well.
This morning, • few minute. after eight o'clock,
the Duchess of Gloucester. attended by Lsdy 1.
Thysine, Colonel Higgins, and Dr. Bright, walked
to the Royal Pump-room, where her Koval High-
ness was received as usual, by the band playing
" God save the King." As she Royal Duchess
returned from the Pump, in passing between
the avenue formed by the company for bee
Royal Highness to pass to the promenade Gar-
dens, the Princess in the most kind, conde-
scending. sod affable manner, milled and curt-
sied alternately on each side, which highly de.
lighted every one present. Her Royal Highness, as
well as all the Royal Family, are entirely void of
ostentation, and their unassuming manner* endear
them to all who have the honour of kuosing them.
Their manners are an example to the nobility and
all the subjects of the realm. lo she promenade
the Duchess conversed for some time with Lady
Fitzroy, the Duke of Grafton, and others, who
have had the honour of being introduced to bet
Royal Highness.
The Duke of Gloucester left Cheltenham ow
Saturday. Since that time his Koysl Highness ha
been on a tour into Herefordshire, Monmouth-
shire, &e. The Royal Duke is expected here this
evening to dinner.

It is observable that the Kura. since his Corona.
tins., dined with the corirorate Cities or Dublin and
Edinburgh. We confidently trust that nu his
MAJIIIITY'S return from Scotland lie will corder
that honour nu his good City of Loudon—though
last not least in love of hie Royal How.
NATIONALITICII.— At the great civic diaaer
given on Saturday last by the Provost aid Corpo-
ration of Edinburgh to his MAJLITT, Load Lau-
DZIDALI pioposed the following tottat—

"The Usi;reesity of Edioborgts, and rosy it ?dais Us is-
'trier(/' over the otter Colleges eft Europe."
This is what oar re/rub/nen would probably call a
pelitio
GIPSY MAILRIAGIL—Ou Wednesday, the 14e:
instant was married at Lower Wineheridort, .
by the BM T. IliaToa, FLETt HI•N •
TEANAANI BUCK LA ND, daughter of Eon•so
BUCK LAND, bend of a tribe of Gyve-, .1.."' ""
long frequented that part of Bockitighatirs• rr .
Alier the ceremony the party retired to a lane into.
cent to the village, where they partook of an cacti-
lent dinner provided fur the occasion, part of which
was saved on solid plate, and the remainder on
beautiful Oriental china. The novelty of ihe scene
attracted a number of respectable people from the
neighbouring villages, all of whom were tttlealed
to partake of their cheer.
On Weduesday week. HENRY Polecat's Esq.
of Acklington-street. Westminster, was elected
Member of Parliament for the Borough of Cliihero.
in the county of Lancaster, in the room of the Hari.
W. Cull, who has taken the Chiltern Hundreds.