The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Doke of Manchester lift the Clarendns Hotel, Bosd•
street, yesterday. fur Paris. Coluarl Murray has arrived at
ditto from • tour.
The Marquis of Bale arrived yesterday at Thornaes Hotel,
Berkeley-pirate, ham Brightest.
The Marquis of Chaudos arrived la town yesterday from
Stowe, Bucks.
Earl and Couatee Spencer arrived on Thursday at their
house in Si. James's.placc, from their seat, *Mary, Norih-
amptonshire.
The Earl and Cosmic., of Darlispin• and family are ex-
pected in town its • few days from their seat, Baby Castle,
Durham.
The Earl and Counter.' of Darnley, sod t►e Ladies Slick,
arrived is town yesterday front their seat, Cobham Hall.
Lady Mary Meek, we are awry to state, still contianes
in-
disposed in the country.
Lord Altborp has arrived at the Albany frown Northamp-
tonshire.
Lord Dead's sad family have arrived at their house i■
Hertford-street, from their mat, A-te Hall, Yorkshire.
Lady Clrments arrived yesterday at her house I. Grosve-
nor-apart hom berm.' in Surrey.
Arrivals al Hudgma's Hotel, Dover-sheet:—The Lord
Advocate of Scotland from Scotland; Ewa, Esq.
from ditto; and George &riot, Esq. aod family from their
seat in Drrbyshire.
Hans Hamilton, Earl. M.P. and Mrs. Hamilton have ar-
rived at the British Hotel, Jermywaireet,from Diablia.
Arrivals at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-entreat :—L.
W. Lawrence, Eaq. from his sell, Srvern, Gloucestershire;
Stour, E-q from ditto; Rev. Briber, Lowndes from
his mat in Burks; and John Pastel', Esq. from ditto. Dr-
purieres :—Williana and Samuel Hied, Esqrs. for their seat
is Backs; and Captain Baker, R.N. for Welmonth.
Arrivals at Warren's Hwel, Regent-iiireet:-.-Lady Gad
Miss A. M. Buller from their seat, Transmit Park, Corn-
wall. Departures:—Lady Exmouth un • tour through York-
shire; Sir Lawrence and Lady Halstead aad family fur their
seat in Hants.
Liesteaaw•Geoeval Sir Rufous Doskin has left Greilloa's
Hotel fur the Drapery, York.
Arrivals es theClarenions Hotel,New Bond street :—Bason
Frederic de Mecklenburgh from Paris; Mr. sod Miss Wellies
from ditto; R. N. Tooke, Erg. from Gudinglon, Ashford,
Kent: Fitzgerald, Esq. from a tour; and Mr. and
Mrs. Bird from Southampton. Departures:—Mr. arid Mrs.
Liming, Mr. and Mrs. Derek, Mrs. and Miss Elpoiwoon,
Henry Irlaathente, E►q. and Charles Tempest, Esq. foe
Broughton Hall,- Yorkshire, William Bates.) Esq. lot guards,
on • tour.

THEATRES.
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DIOLT•LAWI.

Last night the Castle Spectre was performed at
this theatre, in which Mr. KEAN Inutairsed the
character of Osmand.—thatoad is • villain of the
blackest character, in whose corrupt heart base-
ness, treachery, counterfeited love, and every spe-
cies of dissimulation find is kindred soil. To se-
compltsh his inignitaus purposes he would wade
through seas of blood. In this description, the
affinity to the character of Richard is appa-
rent. It must then naturally he expected that
Mr. KLAN win successful. In the description
of his horrid dreams, when he rushes from his
couch into the arms of his slaves, and depicts
the dreadful clientsl torture he endured from
the hideous spectre which appeared to him, he pro-
duced the most astonishing effect : and throughout
the entire performance he depicted the dark
character of the villain Osmond, who possessed all
the bud qualities of human nature, without one
single redeeming virtue, with the utmost fidelity.
Miss Gainiattt played Angela with considerable
judgment.
COVENT-CIAIDEN.

Last night the comedy of The Rivals was per.
formed to a crowded mid fashionable audience.
The cast is such., to excite the most unqualified
satisfaction, and no scene of the play is marred by
the slightest degree of failure in the performance.
The part of Fighting Rob, in the hands of Mr.
LISTON, was of itself sufficient to excite mirth and
good humour ; those must be made of' stern stuff,
indeed, who could resist the laughable effect of the
duel scene. Sir Anthony ■nd C'optai• Absolute
were sustained in admirable style ley Messrs. V •a.
RBK and C. Kxt•nt.e, and Mr. Young was very
successful in pourtraying the fretful stutietles of. •
sentimental !river. M►s. Mulaprop, by Mrs. Da.
♦stspottr, was an highly amusing performance.
The new ofterpiece of Cherry and Fair Star
shone with undiminirhed bnlliancy. The graceful
dancing of Miss FOOTE and Mrs. VININO was
honoured with loud upplause.

The Kiao did not leave his P■lace at Pimlico
et the conclusion of the Delia log-room on Tuesday,
but remained to dine with the Princess AUOOSTA ;
the Duke of YORK end the Duchess of CLOD.
CESTER also diued with the Princess to meet his
MAJESTY.

The Kixa, we understand. will shortly honour
the Opera-house, Drury-lane, and Covent-gurileu
theatres, with a visit.

The Bishop of CLONFCIT wee .t the Levee and
Drawing-rootn, sod attended the Addrra* drli-

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the happy return of the celebration—amYtottiOUSY open is or, in
other weeds, •srwetal light by she swAssiord sad alerts o .•
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