The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-31 00:00:00

PAM lONA I3L R MO l'E .1f llNrs.

The Duke of Devonshire is expected to lease Imes to-
morrow for his seat, Chatsworth, Derhyshtee.
Lord and Lady Dynevor sod femtly leave town on Thurs.
day next, for their seat, Dyuevor Castle, South Wales.

the Alarchinnese of iluntly and family left town yester-
day for &Whim'.
The Earl and Countess of Wetness and the Ladies Charteris
lift the Royal Hotel, St. Jamey's-street, on Sunday, fur
their scat in Scotland.

Lord and Laity Montagu and the Ladies *oft left
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, yesterday, fur their seat,
Long Dillon, Berks.
Prince Nicolas Ei-terliasy and suite leave lown on Satnr-
day next fur Ireland.

the Earl awl Creetees of Searboweetrh mil Emily here
Wt 'owe fur their seat io Nuitilighamolore, fur the stasuu.
liar George Cooke, Bart. left towu yesterday for Ports-
mouth.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring and family left their house
in Berkeley square yesterday for their sent, Sootily House,
uear Riagauoal, Hants.
George Wilbraham, Esq. and family left town. yesterday
fur their seat in Cheshire.
Arrivals at Kirkbara's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Hon.
Admiral Woodhouse from a tour; Hon. Miss Codringion
from her seat in Surrey. Departures from ditto : Earl of
Meath for his seat in Ireland; Sir Edward and Lady
Elisabeth Baker fur the German Spa; Captain Haggersrein
for Scotland ; Hun. Mrs. Grosvenor for her seat near South•
ainpiusi ; A. Wright, Esq. fur Cambridge; H. Hammond,
Esq. for his seat in Kent ; Commissioner Briggs for Knit.
Sir Menton and Lady Clarke and family leave town this.
day for their seat, Oak Hill, Hens.
Departures from the Brunswick House Hotel; Hatiover-
square n—Priuce Parisians and suite fur Sicily; Count Zs-
moisky for Poland; Rev. Mr. Wesicomh on a lour; C. C.
Western, Esq. M.P. for his seat in Essex. Arrivals at ditto:—
Sir Charles Blois, Bart. from his seat in Suffolk; Captain
Blake from Ireland;.— M`Kaight, Esq from. ditto.
Primer Haisfeldt and suite left the Clarendon Hotel,
Bond•staeel, year. relay, fur Berlin.
Departures from Features Hotel, St. James's-street:—Sir
War. Parker, Bart. for his seal in Suffolk; J. Shutilevros th,
Erg: fur his. oral in Lancashire.

The Mayor and Aldevin,n of Oxford have left the British
Hotel, Jettnyn-atrvet, for Oxford,.

Earl and Countess COWPER will entertain a du•
tinguished this day, and another party to-morrow
at their house in George-street, Hanover-square.
nrs. Hora's rout last night, iu Mansfield-.meet,
Cavendish-square, was attended by upwards of 200
distinguished fashionable,.
It is believed that the Arrhclnches* MARIA
Louisa, the widow of NAPOLEON, will put on
mourning, the duration of which will be regulated
by the Emperor of ALSTRIA.—(Poris Paper.)
he name of Viscount GA LWAT was omitted in
the list of Noblemen who attended the KING'S
Drawing-room on Thursday.

BRIDLINGTON QUAY. JULY e6.—The follow.
ing is a list of the principal arrivals at this place
during the last few days :
Lon/ Macdonald, the lion. Major-General G. fluorine,
Hon. Mrs. Bosville and family, Sir Thomas Clifford Comte.
ble. Bart. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford; Lieut.-Colonel
Sir Hugh Gough, Kilt. K.C.S.; Lady Gough and family,
Mr.. French, Sir Wm. luglehy, Bart. the Rev. Sir Charles
Audiiwn, Berl. Lady Anderson, Mr. sod the Misses Ander-
son, Right Hon. Lady Ann 11CfllOrl•nd family.
Miss LOANER is eugaged fob six nights at the
Edinburgh theatre. She makes her debut this
night in the character of Juliet.
The managers of the Plymouth theatre have
twice within the last week been under the necessity
of dismissing the audience, not having sufficient to
pay the lights iu a house that will contain 4001.
En a country church, where it was the custom to
separate the men from the women, a clergyman,
being interrupted by loud talking, stopped short :
when a woman, eager for the honour of her sex,
arose, and said—" Your Reverence, the noise I.
not among us."—" So much the better," answered
the Prim, "il will be the boomer corer."
It has been reported that Sir W. MAXWELL'S
fine horse Clootie died suddenly at Gulling stables
last week. This is erroneous; the animal that died
was a valuable horse from Newmarket, which had
not accipired a name.—( Edinburgh Star ).