The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-08-31 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT 114TH.

The Duchess of Seauliirt, Count WUr:lnanw, Sir Ri-hard
Kure, Admiral Gambier, Rev. Mr. M•Cloni• k, Captain
Clquit, Mr. and Mrs. De Medina, Mr. and Mrs D. ly, Mrs
and Maas Viner and Family, Mrs. and Miss Dunes.

On Saturday, the 25th inst. being the birth-day
of his Grace the Duke of NORTMUM x X AAA No,
when he entered into his 62d year, the bells of All
Saints, at Newcastle, rang at intervals several peals
dazing the day. In noticing these events. we can-
not help expressing most ardently our wishes that
this amiable and beneficent nobleman may live
many years to receive, upon similar occasions, the
congratulations of the public.
The Duke and Duchess of Res roan are on a
visit at the Marquis of BA T ICS elegant seat at Long-

Lord and Lady Boa tNGDON left Falmouth on
!Tuesday, fot their seat at Salaam.
Mrs. B11.1.1,1.:10?4 returned in excellent health
on Monday List to her residence in Brompton, from
.which she will s! only proceed to fulfil her musical
ferpgement at Chichester and Harrowgate.
A sailor hearing that LOSAPARTE nude his
,troops avf/e before him at Oitend, exclaimed " I
'Lew he would bring them to shame at last."
On Sunday Sir M. W. Riot air passed through
Newt istle for his seat at Blagden. His arrival
was announced by several peals of bells.
The fashionable female dippers at Dover are
dreadfully alarmed, since they heard what wonders
may be seen across the Channel, with the help of a
spy-glass.
It now appears that the fire seen off Boulogne
war all smoke.

:1 Yorli.hire gentleman has assured us, that the
!air r.:rer is not an Hibernian. A correspondent
smis us the following account :
" Mrs. THORNTON, who rode at York, was
barn :at Bendon, near Wakefield, in Yorkshire,
la the, estate of the present Colonel BE AV-
rlsr, rf Bretton-Hall, and is the daughter of a very
respectable and venerable gentleman of that place.
Fle Was always considered the very best horsewo-
man in England "
This day, TOOMAS. PRANCE BROWN, deputy
Recorder of Bedford,wives a grand entertainment
at Bogard, to the gentlemen of that ancient Cur-
:K.,: al ion.

Nlr. FosTr.% the Irish Chancellor of the F.:elle-
•;il=V• we are assured, has taken the linen trade un-
hinfoiPt -rag care and proreetion.
A great improvement is making in Clifford's
Inn, behind St. Dune an's Church, by pulling down
rite old set of chambers which projeaed into the
-''tare, and making a new front to the chambers
a +pining.
fne RA inst. a grand ball and supper were
!'..ven by the gentlemen ot Douglas, and its vicinity.
to Lord HEVItY MIJIIRAY, in cottiplim-nt to his
I.lrdship, on his late appointment to the Govern-
ment of the Isle of Maim.
Arrived on Saturday night, at Walker's Hotel.
I:dinburgh, from London, Mr. and 'Mrs. BROWN.
Mr. and Mrs. Rcrsot.iis, and their families, and
Mr. BLAU. And on Sunday, at the same place.
Ole Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Gs cv, Mi. and 1. td v Fa
Possossv, and (h, to Ponsur4ay. 1. All
Or a tour from London.
The carriage of the Esi ea LiS JOSEPII:7: r. is orna-
mented with the new impetial Arms 'l he liveries
her servants are dark green, with gold lace, red
14cei waistcoats, and black stockings : they wear
hair dreved with bags.