The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdawa and family
left town yesterday fur their sent, Bowuod Park, Wills.
Ea►l and Countess Cowper left town yesterday on s visit
to the Earl and Countess of Essex, at their seat, Cashiohury
Park, Herts.

The Hun. Champion Dynsoke returned to iOllll yesterday
front his seat in Lincolnshire.
Departures from Fenton 's Flotrl, St. James's-street :—L.
Conrannon, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Concannon for Paris; W.
M. Pitt, Esq. M.P. for his seat in Dorsetshire; the Hon.
and Rev. Mr. 111rede for Oxford.

T. A. Smith, Eq. M.P. left torso yesterday fur the Isk of
Wield.

Departures front the Prince-Saxe Coburg Hotel, Charles
street, Grosvenor-square:—Lord and Lady Mark Errr and
family (or their seat, Home Wood, Oxfordshire ; General
stud the Miss Stoveus for Portsmouth ; and the Rev. Thomas
'Morris on a tour. Arrivals at ditto :—Captaiu and Mrs.
Warren sod family from Brussels; said Captain M.Dougall
front Scotland.

Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Loner Brook-street :—Mrs.
and Miss Graham Clarke from Paris; Colonel [Ulnae's
from Lancashire; and A. Wright, Esq. from Cambridge.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel. Arlington•street :—Mr. and
Mra. St. George from Hens ; Major Welles from the Coati-
teat; and Mr. and Mrs. Cromer from Ireland. Departures
from ditto :—Capiain Smith; Sir. and Mrs. Harrison, fur
Devonshire; Colman Stapleton and the Misses Stapleton
fur Stains.

The KING received visits yesterday from the
Duchess or GLouccsTEß, the Princess AUGUSTA,
and the Princess SupHIA.

Wednesday the Da (.71;r; of GI.OE:ULSTER And the
Princess Auctusra dined with the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE.

Yesterday the Princess AuausT♦ rode out in an
open carriage, accompanied by Mrs.. EGERTON.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE rode to
Kensingtou yesterday ou a visit to the Duchess of
KENT.

51r. flume may not be the mast eloquent, but
he is certainly the moat figurative orator to the
Must. or Cunimi.im.
It is that 31r. Ds CAMP haft taken Shef-
field theatrr fur three yeera, land that he is in treaty
• kr a regular circuit to be attuhrtl-to.Nencartle.

CITY lIIISINIISS.

A Court of Comeau Council was held yesterday at
ariW-
hall, in consequence of a Requisition, to consider the pro.
prkly of rescinding the order for inscribing the Resolution
of the 13th of July last, respecting assembling a military
force during the meeting of • common Hall, Nader the sta-
tue of Mr. Alderman Beckfurd. _ _ _

lu consequence of the continued indisposition of the Lord
Mayor, Sir Claudius Hunter was appoiated loam fitness.
and presided accordingly, and the Court was very fully at-
tended.

After some usual business had heels gone through, and
petitions for leases referred for examination, the Requisi-
tion was read.
Sir Claudius Hunter laid before the Court a letter from
Mr. Alderman Bridges, addressed to the Lord Mayor spun
the subject of the Requisition ; which being read,
Mr. Oldham introduced the busioess in a speech at consi-
derable length, and concluded by moving a Resolution for
rescinding the Order directing the said Resolution I. be put
up in the Guildhall, and oleo the instructions of the last
Court to the Committee of City Leads, to proceed with the
original order.

_ .
A tong discussion d, and on the chew of hands being
taken, a very great majority appeared in favour of reeciod-
ing the Resolution. A division was demanded, and the
...term were as follow :—.

Foe reminding the Resolution. Against it.
Looms Tenens I I Alderman
. 12 Commoners .39
Commoners B4 Tellers
Tellers

Majority for resciodi;

the Refoletio•

THE DUKE OF YORK.

The Corporation of the City of Dublin hating
Toted a unanimous Address to his Royal Highness,
ezpres+iog their " warm and grateful feelings" for
the part which his Royal Highness took in the de-
bate upon the Catholic Relief Bill, when before the
House of Lords, and requesting that he would con-
descend to sit for hiepicture, to be placed in the
Mansion House of the Chief Magistrate of the City.
His Rapt Highness returned the following answer :

_ Horse-Guards, June 18, 1821.

"My Loan—l Mates to acknowledge the receipt st
your Lordship's letter of the 12th instant, transmitting the
Addles. of the Corporation of Dublin, unsuimousty voted
to me at your last General Quarter A►srmbly, anilA regime(
that you will accept, and will do me the favour of essveyiag
to the Corporation and so the Citizens of Dublin, my sin-
cere thanks for a mark of attention sad of friendly disposi-
tion which has been most gratifying to my feelings.
" I request that you be assured I am truly sensible of the
loyal sestimests of the individuals who have so distiaguished
me, and that the satisfactiou I derive from the ezpressisu of
their good opinion is not a little increased by its being con-
veyed through a Chief Magistrate whose Zeal and merit in
the discharge of his duties have been so exemplary.
" I shall witu great pleasure comply with the wish of the
Corporation to receive toy Portrait ; bat I fear that it will
nut be in my power to attend his Majesty upon the uecaaiu■
of his visit to Ireland.

" I ale, my Lord, yours,
" FREDERICK.
" To the Right Hoe. the Lord Moyer of Dubtio."

7'HE CORONATION.