The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-07-28 00:00:00

Their Cruces the Duke and DueliPse of Rich.
mond, the Marquis of Hindley, and a timelier of
other of the Nidmity and Gentry, appeared at the
Camp on 't litlisday last. The whole hue 101 va_
retry and infautry, consisting of near 13,000
were on the field. The manieutree displiqed a
line military spetta. le in the tiitierent p, b hens
taken by the tr 00.,, 'toe auto the coucluswe, dk
day proved nattier unft% 1111 l able, but altligttler
their Excellencies, and the rest of the company
on the ground, were highly delighted with
the good appeanince of the army and their
excellent discipline. Their Graces and suite dined
with the Earl of Ilarriugton on Wednesday, and
on Thursday with Lieutetimit.Geueral Sir paid,'
Baird, who has the cot 1111 l and of the encampment,
and they returned to the Lodge in the Pink )cs-
, terday. We uuderstaud they are shortly to vied
Killarney.
The ad, battalion of the Royals. the Id loth-
' lion of the -23 th, and the id battalion of the 2701,
Lord Mono's regiment—arc expected to proceed
immediately front the camp at the Curnigh
.to
Cork, where they are to, einbark. and inaltAgetri
of the second expedition. -. t., • 4.14,1
POrt."1"11MOIMPIDI
REVIEW.-f

Tuesday evening the Duke of Iforrnewska.
tutu arnurd at Windsor, to review the Royal
Horse Guards (Blues), of which he is
A troop, dismounted, attended his arrival at the
Castle Inn, a ith their colour;katid saluted him sr be
got out of the carriage; and two centinels were im-
mediately placed it the door of the Cutle
Inn.—
Yesterday morning, the Duch*. Earl Paatv,
and the Ladies: Putev, with their suits, arrived at
Windsor, and, after partaking of some retrolunent,
attended the Duke to M'initheld Plain, where his
Grace reviewed the Regiment. His Grace, after
the review, gave a sumptuous dinner to the supe-
rior Officers, at the Cantle Inn, likewise a dinner to
the inferior Officer* at the White Hart Inn, and
the privates were regaled at the Ridin with
roast beef and strong beer. The ixt. wag the
L whole of the day, and the town's-pulls alto'
I their Graces and Family wherever *ay rand
through the town.

Yesterday, the Cabinet Minister's dined with Mr.
Paste'vat, atitis house, in Downing-strect.
Lord Mom43ayst will give a grand dinner, this
day, at his haw; in the Admiralty,
• • They Mike Of PONTLAND will leave town, to.litsktvovi, <Or lia'strode.
Tile Duke of GLOUCTSTER arrived in town, en
Tuesday;frous liagshos.
The Postmann' ANSIARIADOS will give a rrissad
dinner. nut Tuesday, to all the CalAtiet Minutes.
Lady CAVEADISM had • select party,
• last night. which was wooded by the Dowager
Duchess of liv"Lavo. and several other Nobility.
The Earl and Countess of CLANRRASILL arrived,
yesterday, at their bons in Great Staahope-street,
from Oxfordshire.
Vicount PALMERSTON will leave town, this day,

for Brighton.
The Marquis of TIVEZDVALE left town, yester-
day, for Scotland.
Erratum in The European Dictionary For
NAPOLEON. read Apuliyou, or Destroyer.
The offer of the h lints Militia to serve iu Spain,
she is to be flints full of fire.
Sir Joffts LItCrATER. Mr. and Mrs. FAWKES,
Mr. Riniemtilte. HALL, Mr. TURNER, R.A. Mr.
Bucaita, • ate sanorag the fashionable Visitors
at presort at"BewereholUre-hall, Lancashire, the
elegant sett of T. L. PRIMER, Esq.
Mr. Gltecsoa, •the Plaintiff in the Crier. Con.
came: tried yesterday, lately obtained a Verdict, as
our readers will recollect, for 2001. agast his
Coachman, for having got the whip hand of Mrs.
Gagrisom. The Whip Club, thinking their bro-
. tiler Whip's fate rather hard, subscribed 2001. to
' redeem him front the :ush of the law ; but Cocker
sent it back with a polite answer, stating. that the
liberality of a fair fricral had already left him at
liberty to drive his old trade.
Mr. H—. the supposed seducer of Lally
E. is of • family high in rank and col-
tune in Ireland. They have long resided at
Stratton, in the County kildiire. The late inserts
Ileslav, Erg. married Ladt,CO/11.1111NE RAW NONt
sister to the Earl of Moral j and HUGH HENRI',
Esq. of Lodgebrouk, in the same County, a near
relative of this gentleinati, married Lady ANN/
Leasox, eldest daughter of the first Earl of
MILTOWN. The gallant Mr. 1/ has bet 0
some years known in the fashionoble world by the
appellation of .. handsome but was c",""
tiered oo very horadess, that a Noble Earl wraal to
search the stands at the Curragh Races to bring
him home to amuse his Lady.
On Saturday last, about twelve o'clock, Comb-
wood, near the seat of Lord lIANIALEISLItto ass
discovered to be in a blaze of ire. All hainis to
that neighbourhood were immediately toiliiected.
in order to arrest the progress of the rigiog
meat—but •11 their efforts proved ineffectual, nil
the reasonable shower which fell in the' ertnaig
came to their arristance-s-atont teat etre* ai ie
completely destroyed. It is nut kiwis", huhu
the tire was wilful or accidental.
On S iturdav last the crowd was so great in the
King's-head Yard, of Norwit h, from the out&
of persons who cause nut of the com.irv, w older
to prove their debts under Sir It. la EltallbOV and
Son's commoninn of banktuptey, th..t, atter ston-
ing some horns, they %elk, i 1411Artl to return without
peering them. =1 ao !pet-sods Gout their pan k. tr,
book*, one a lib intrust viol other uotes to the
amount of 1,1001 and the other toe COMldentl,..l
swionnt...-The pie.est 'inkier* of *lint dec,-
urinated earth notes under this fine. will fair
to
swear '• thafthey have wit port hosed, or otheraiix
procured, such note/inure the bankruptcy, lint that
they pee and valuable tontitleration fin
thent..btfbre the suing out and putill.liing of the
missioit, lir took the seine in the commons coarse of
exchange, as a medium of commerce."

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