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

£.I RIIIONAUL E .NOI li.IIENTS.

The %tsraiiiis amt alsrehinoesa of Lansiloon arrived yes.
lento reviling at Lansrluaii House, from their seat, &wood
Ynt.. tl'ilte.
Ibe Starehioness of Exeter is arrived at her hoax in
BA% gardens, foga her seal at Langley.
tronitess of Scarborough and family are
Sfill..l at their house in Portman square fur the itasois,
(win it s at, Sandbeck, Torkvlnie.
tiouirairso Dungannon is arrived at her house in Granoa-
Maea t,
Boad.street, from her seat iu Denbighshire.
The Marchioness of Tavivtork arrived yraterdly at her
biome in Ailington.street, from Wouburn Abbey his Lord-
slop I rxpected Ow day.
loot sad Lady Robert Spencer are arrived at their house
is Arliagioaavirret, Gam their seat in Sussex.
Hon. Gro•ge Poimorby arrived yesterday at his house in
Arlington-4mi, from a lour.
InrJ gad Lady Greuville relented to town yesterday from
their feat, Drumoure.
lord and Lade Gage and family arrived yesterday at Greil-
lure. Hod, Allwaisrle.vilrivt,frorni their seat, Fulr, Siovvrx.
The Earl of St. Gersnains arrived un Tuesday at his house
is St. 1418e**.dyesart. from a lour.
The Marquis of Worcester is arrived at his house in
rarlwatrett, tdrusvaioposmare, from a tour.

ROYAL FMREMASONS' CHARITY

tuR ?BMA Lt Cll4 LDit EN.

Yesterday" evening the Anniversary Festival of
this excellent ilostitutioo web held at the Freetna.•
P ane Tavern, Dread Qatiesistreet.
fields; his ays! Highness the Doke of Sussex iu
the Chair. stroported by Lord Howbe. Lord l'om.
fret, John Gem* Lausbtaii, Esq. M.P. ‘‘'illisru
iVillium% Esq. Samuel Dossuqtret, Esq. and se-
veral other persons of distinction, were us the room,
Almost six o'clock, about 300 persons sat down
to au excellent dinner, and a military band, which
was orstrossed iu the music gallery, played several
airs and tones iloriog time evening. On the cloth
being removed, Nos tt'obis Ilonvirre wa% executed
with base efface by M . Pyur, Taylor.
Eroadharst, Lode, I)ignum, Evens. Held, and
Monter. Toile and Coles. After the twigs of the
Kong, Prince Re,gent, its, were given.
Powraer ro.e and proposed the health of
the Royal Chairman its a neat speech. • •

The Duke of Scssax returned his warm thanks
for the li Air dune him in drinking the toast,
and for the manner in which it was received. He
exprehsed himself anxious to forward the interests
of that and every other institution; and after ex-
patiating on the :thirds of the Charity, he conclud-
ed tar presenting it to their notice.
lo the course of the evening, the Stewards con-
ducted the girls, objects of the charity, •in uuwbrr
sixty, round the room while the orgar was playing,
uud 1/11 arriving at the head of the room, they sr-
raiso"ed themselves in order, and sang a hymn, coni-
posed for the occasion by Sir George Smart, who
accompanied them on the grand organ, which had e
dose effect upon the company. Their appearance
was
.very nest and clean.
The Dake of Summit rose while they were in the
!nun', a high rulnbnuu on the matron of
t lir srload, wloi from the manner and appearance of
the children must have paid great attention to their
eduction, and hr pressed the interests of the Insti-
tution in a fine speech. They then left the room in
the sane form as they entered.
'l'l.e Duke of Suing proposed the health of
their Royal Highnesses the Doke and Duchess of
Kent, which was drunk with great applause.
Nmer•l Gentlemen made speeches in favour of
the Charity, and we are happy to state the col-
lection war very handsome.

Prince FIAIDEMBERG 1%111 reside at Aix-la•Cha-
pellr during the approaching summer.
1:111; lITILK SUCCESS. •-•- The late ARV EY
(.11 Ktsrtlw COMBE, E.g. left • widow and ten
four and six daughters. To Mrs.
Comex he left 3,0004 a-year for her life, issuing
out of his lauded estate, to revert on her decease to
Lis eldest sou ; to the other sons, 10,0001. each ;
and to the six daughters, 10.0001. each,

Yesterday morning a young woman erasing
Pall-mall over to the Haymarket. war k •ked
down and rode over by the Marchioness of 1-113r4T.
I.le's carriage. She was taken into a confectioner's
Om,/ in the neighbourhood, and there instantly
Wed and attended to by Mr. lIETTIGgEw. of
S:mog-gaideis. burgeon). who humanely alighted
I,,iss lily carriage, winds was passing by at the
to sender her assistance. We understand
ti.nl although her cloths were torn to isiree,, she
w 4, slit very veriiiii4ly injured. The Marclitoori.,„
who w.is in the carriage at the time of the accident,
Nit gtrdt,ly tertilied and didrevaed, but ordered
every atieution to be paid to die unfortunate suf.
fever.

A t ery singular CIUNt is now drleendiug before
the Court of &woo, in Scotian!, respertm4 I!
legiry to the ammo of upwards ul
.fifty thunsand
"andi, Iwiturwthril by the late Earl of F..— (who
at to a foreigner, who was one ol his
seivaais. The pa, ment of the legacy is
glinmed by the heir at law of the late Earl, on the
groom) lila it was *yea fur a highly • I coo-
awl ham its novelty the case is, of
raurw, die subject of much conve►sation in the
Norilveini Alrtrr:puli•. The urgimients plead-
lugs us slasesiranrdiliary suit, to which the roost
'lament Ceebsrl uf• the E •iiihuigh liar are en-
Kiged, display much clas►ical as well as legal
ledoatig; but wiped:lurid )ei been proisumictil
l'y thr Court. Ell/111 Ile magnitude of the sum
It will vrolialii) be dually &ter:mined by
41, ,i,.pryl to the 'buss of Lords.