The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-15 00:00:00

VINE ARTS.
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MR. WEST'S GALLERY,
14, Nett salf•lrralenT, oiroao Inman%
There is mach good company attracted to the spacious
and well-furnithed glittery of the late venerable President.
Their attention ill, however, occasionally diverted to the
private iallection of Rodent masters, which is now on sale
by private contract. lire before noticed the celebrate.l
Adios, of TITIAN, and some other rarities. Those who visit
the gallery before the removal of them, will find other things
well worth laspection. Among them may be reckoned
The Watering Place,loy Wonrautkus, one of his choicest
silvery pictures, well known on the Coutineat by the appel-
lation of fled Cap. The Rees Homo, by Gum*, of very
remarkable execution and expression. Several bealtiful
sketches by TITIAN, particularly the Lait Supper, for the
famous chef-d'inarre in the Escurial; and the Both of
Diana, in the Stafford Gallery ; some inimitable Tierstrits,
and a precious bijou, by several by
CAILLACeI, ROSINS, AtliAllO, Cintf, P. Deb Valli,
PAANDIGIANO, PAUL Vip.4llßsi, CLAUD, VANDVILA,
*tLantraZ, DoitiiAgßtt>Elja :Pousayi, dam; the whole
forming a collectiestiofAllAiransst merit, and displaying
(mints* the dasoisaanstairief the Presides!.
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"i ROYAL YACHT CLUB.' "I' •
The Re 74 Yeght o.b. having wool to Ayer the day
originally appointed for milling is comilinny, no the 13th, on
amount of the Regatta' at Darlene* Torquer, solrfeign-
month, Cowes became again this asaeoisure seem of peen-
liar beauty and interest from the serious yacht. from Ports-
mouth, Southampton, and L,yiniagtosi, assembinag to take
their stations in 'be roadstead. By eletrea o'clock the fleet
was completely formed, and ready for starting; and on the
Elias, S. Chalice, Esq. hoisting the.Cosatodore's pendant,
with the signal to weigh, they all stood to the eastward and
proceeded to Spithead, round the Nair Light, and towards
Donnose, wine the squadron tacked- sad *Mod toward.
Stokes Bay, where, aft,r practisiog the sew eod•of signals,
they returned to vies roads Thorepetitiwn lids marine
exhibition appears to have excited great satisfaction to the
numerous parties of pl which itdlowe.l the fleet, mid
to those who beheld it from the shorn, and• the-day weal off
with considerable eclat. Above Ih yachts of the Club mus-
tered on this occasion.

BRIGHTON, JULY 13.

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The King is expected at the Pavilion an dr
about the sth of August. The Duke of York and
the King of Wirtenalierg are also expected.
The intended new road between Brighton lad
Shoreham has been commenced. The Brighton
chain pier is to be forthwith commenced.
This town is filling, though, from its immense
magnitude, it is scarcely 'perceptible. We know
it, however, to be • fact, that the arrivals of the
present week have been more numerous than those
of may one during the last six months.
The Duke of Richmond arrived on Monday last
at his beautiful seat at Goodwood.
Major Aubrey, after a few days sojourn at the
York Hotel,
,has left for Cowes.
Lord Gage and family arrived at their seat, Fill?
Place, ow Tuesday.
We are happy in being enabled to state that the,,
paragraph which has appeared is a seighbouriugd
print, stating that the Earl of Egremont is indis-
posed at Palmate, is without toundation.--The
Noble Earl' is is good health, and attending his
Parliamentary •
We are pleased to see that the spirited exertions..
of Tuppen and Lucombe, are duly appreeiated;
Mr. Davis is still at the Marine Library, and Miss
Hammersley, a charming melodist, is irresistibly
atttactint Steyne Library.—The loos are very
liberally oppportea.
Dooaldsou's Royal Pavilion Library, ors::tbe
&eyrie, is much retorted to. No establishment of
this description ever opened under more favoura-
ble auspices., _

Loder's library continues to maintain the high
cheroots, it. has long possessed.
.laseveral Parts of this county, as well as is
Kent,, the wheat harvest has commenced, the sea•,
son being miter than recollected by any person
living. The recent reins hare h■d a very benell-=
ciul effect on the crop, which promises to be ■ full.
average one.

A Dublin Paper lately *seeded that since the
arrest of the fourteen men at Armagh, several per-
sons in that quarter had, without any known cease,
absconded. The Armagh Vubailey. in contradic-
lion to this, says—" As far an we have been able to
make inquiries, a single individual of the county is
not known to have withdrawn himself from his resi-
dence, without a sufficiently asaigoed cause. , The
county enjoys the utmost tranquillity." •. •
FROM • CORRESPONDENT.—A plan is in con-
templation to re-embody the volunteer corps, on a
plan similar to the local militia in point of train-'
&c. that is, the regiments to be out for ite •
days regular training—fourteen days permaneut
duty, the other fourteen 'days on different days
during the remainder of the year. Great care will
be taken in selecting the men, that in caws °, any'
emergency they may be assembled at a short notice,
by which means Government will always have a
sufficient force at hand, and the saving,of r!usuors
mous expense to the country.
NATAL PROINOTIONN—Captain CHARLRI bf•LOOLIR,
C.B. is appointed to the William and Nary, yacht, in tbt
room of Captain Bowt.ts, appointed Inspectur-Generel,olf
the Preventive Water Guard.—The William sad Mary- ii
to beget ready fur the immediate service of the Lord Lienr
levant of Ireland. Mr. THOS. Coosa Joists, late Surgeon
of the oarliaari at Plymontb, Is appointed Assistaot-Ser.
gran of Portsmouth Duck Yard, in the room of Mr. Bay-
Ds's, appointed Surgeon of the Rota George yacht, ve-
rnal by the appointment of Mr. GLADSTONB to be two
Physicias of Greenwich Hospital, Dr. Vi'st. BURN
from that establishment, Waving succeeded the 1st!) Me
BURRS, as Surgeon of Pembroke Dock-yard.—Mr. KUL.
WOOD le appointed Surgeon of the Ordinary at Plymoullba
vice Jonas. • :,
The workmen employed in the Santis lead mines, pest.,
shire, last week maoifested a spirit, of insubordination, in
consequence of an Improved system introduced into the-,
works by John Taylor, Esq. Lord Grosvenefe mining agentj
sad the employment of two or three experiesced overseers,i
wits had beretofore been strangers to the works,. the Welsh:
miners todk into their beads to think themselves, aggrieved;
mad on Thursday, sirlotons moose, pengeeded to
the new comers, add Insisted on their dismissal, seeemsbra-,
using their viehisee with other uareasoinibteiteman44.,,ge.
the present state or depression to whit** wages state,
labouring enurement reduced, the'Halkia seinen hats cloy.
reason to be gratified.