The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

PASHIONABLR MOVEMENTS.

The Earl and Countess of Coventry and family leave their
house in Piccadilly, this day, fur Paris.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley left town
yesterday, fur Grimathorpe Castle, Loiculitsbire, on a visit
to Lord Owydir and Lady Printinglihy.
The Earl and Countess of Lnn•dale 31111 family lie ex-
pected to leave town to-morrow, fur Co it seat, Cuttessacre,
Rutlaudshire.

Sir Philip and Lady Francis left their house in St. James's--
square yesterday, for Tunbridge Wells.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton left the St Petersburg!' Hotel,
Dover-street, yesterday, fur Cheltenham.
Lord Falmouth left town on Saturday, for Kingston Hall,
Dorset, oil a visit to Henry Baukes, Esq M.P.
General Needham arrived yesterday at the London Hotel,
A lbeniarle-street, from Ireland.
Captain ■nd Mrs. Wyse arrived yesterday at Warren's
New lintel, New-street, from Bath; Sir William and Lady
Tweisdeit left dilly, for their seat, Roydim Hall, Kent.
Arrival. at lilake's Hotel, ierniyu-street : —Genes aI Terrott
from Ilia seat in Hauls; George O'Callaghan, Esq. and
Thomas O'Gready, Esq from Dublin. Departines irons
ditto :—Andrew Fletcher, Esq. and H. Campbell, Esti fur the

The DUCHESS of CAMBRIDGE'S BIRTH-DAY:

Saturday being the Duchess of Cambridu.'4
birth-day, having then completed her 2ht y.:ar,
the *nue was observed at Kew. In the cou:.s- of
the morning her Royal Highness received the con+
gratulation, of several distinguished characters :till'
friends. At one o'clock a royal salute from stn: ll
cannon was discharged on Kew Green. Tile
Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, the
Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, the Royal Duchess's
father, Prince William and Prince Frederick,
the Duchess's brothers. with several other distil ..
guished characters, dined with the Duke and
Duchess. After dinner, the Duchess of Glou-
cester and the Princess Augusta left the party, ant
weitt in the Queen's carriage to Kew Palace, to
visit her Majesty, and tiatling their Royal Nloiltee
in a tolerably composed slate, their Royal Mu:fi-
nesses returned a little before eight o'clock. Toe
Duke and Duchess of Kent *untied front Clair.
tnont at a quarter past seven o'clock, in a landaultt
anti four beautiful greys. Prince Leopold, :arm!.
ed by Sir R.,bett Gardiner, followed directly
afterwards in a curricle also from Claremont.

There was no account of the Qualm's health
received yesterday from Kew.
On Tuesday last their Excellencies the Loan
LIEUTENANT of IRELAND and C,,untess TALBOT
entertained the following distinguished personages
at limner :

Right flux. Mr. Wellesley Pole, Right Ron. Mr Pcel,
the Attorney-General :11111 Lady Ably Same'', Mr. Gregory,
Ludy /time Miss Gregor), Lord Clunrnel, Lord Clod.
brock, How and Rev. Mr. Talbot, Major de Ruus,

On Saturday sennight Lord and Lady DE Dux -
ST IN VILLE, and the Hon. Miss BASSET, ii.A.bed
through Truro, on their way to his Lordship's st at
at Tehidy.us did Sir ROSE Patcs. Bart. for
Tringwinton, near Penzance.
Among the lust arrivals at Bath are—

Grunt Linen, Earl and Countess of Cork, Earl Granville,
General Farrington and family, Geurral OrJ., Georial
Gentle du Thuire Geurral and Mr Wilson, Major W,lns,
Captain Crawford, Captain, Mrs. and Miss Hopkins, CT-
tains Linsey, R.N. Morris, Purvis, Rich, Sheppard, and
%Valli% Lieutenant Williams, K dsJ. Greeu, G. Hughes,
W. Streit, and J. P. Tudway.
Set off last week from Oman's Hotel, Elia-
burgh—
Lord James Hay, Lord and Lady Kennedy, Sir Rotn:t
and Lady Preston, Geurral Campbell of Locbnell and Ludy,
General Broughton and Lady, Major Buchannan, and Cul.
Mute, of Caldwell.

Arrived at the same place—
The Marquis of Lothian, the Earl of Home, Lord Saltomi,
Lord Colville, Lurd Reny, the lion. Wiiliam Elphinhtuur,
Miss Elphinsione, John F Eiphinstuue, Esq. Colonel and
Miss Bai!lie, Juhu Scutt, Esq. of Gala, and Capon') Wil-
ing, R.N.
On the 19th inst. arrived at his mother-in-law's
house (Mrs. MACKENZIE, or Sirathigaryie), the
Right Rev. Archdeacon BATHURST, eldest von of
the Lord Bishop of NORWICH, with his Lady iii;tl
family, on their way to the north.
We are sorry to atate that the Countess of ST.
GERILAINS lies dangerously ill at her seat, Port
Eliot, Cornwall. Her brothers, Sir J. and the
Right Hon. CHARLES YORKE, left town express
on Saturday.
The Outinian Lecture at Mr. PENN's, No, 10,
Spring-gardens, notwithstanding the excrarive heat
of the weather, attracted, on Friday la.t, a very
respectableassembly; among whom we observed—

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Cochrane, Baron and
roness Holuken, Lady Saxton, Sir Henry Clement Thomp-
son, Bart. Sir Wm. De Crespiply, Bart. Sir Scronpe
land, Mr. and Miss Moreland, Sir Wm. and Mr. H rs, (1..1,
General Thornton, Mrs. General Seddon, Miss Mitchell,
Miss Mackenzie, Rev. J. White, Mr. Ure, M.P. Mr. Han-
rust, Mr. Gale &c. &c. &c.

The Lecture is announced for Saturday next, and
is expected to be well attended, from the nume-
rous applications.
Miss O'NEILI. and Mr. ABBOTT on Nfololay
evening commenced an engagement of twelve toHits,
in the parts of Belvidera and Jailier—the hou.e
was crowded. On Tuesday Miss O'NEiLL per.
formed Mrs. Haler, and last night Juliet, to
autiseoces. To-night she appear. iii Mrs. Br-
rerley. Her extraordinary talents are, as heretoloev,
rewarded with the most Littering testimony of
11111bIltiOne—I Ltlinburgh Courani.l
Oil Saturday last Lady HARDY, with Sir Ceo.
Cv.sit.nLLL, and Capt. CAMPBELL, deaCeittit(l in
the ditiog-bell, at Plymouth. After remaining b r.
low shout 45 minutes, they rose again much pleased
with their subaqueous ex. union.
PA RIS.—A g the papers found in the calsi.ift
of a susl.,cted Conspirator, the following, from its
enigmatical imtare. excited fora time strong sensati,im :-
8 Cordons-29 Divas ttttt P-2 Columns of 30,0410 stiooK—
New Soverc.gos Already sliviiled—Qoartered—drawn 4111 Ith
Moon—Stores—Bnuirtleaux—Mattetra—Oporto. Oii emit-
paring it with some built circulated by a man in a Pt.'s
it appeared it, he meiely an abstract of the present 1-.'"''
Scheme of 1,4,000 Tickets, with 20 Capitals. 2 of
&c and the prices of New Sovereigns, divided into .liaiex
of quarters, AA.. to be drawn NEXT TVESEIET, ith Au-
gust, with store of Claret, Port, and Madeira.