The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-04 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT&

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester left town
yesterday fur Sagehot k.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmmideley have
town for their seat, Cholraiindeley Castle, Cheshire.
Earl and Countess Holmest and family have left town far
their seat, Cirencester, Closet mei shire.
Hon. Colonel and Lady Charlotte Seymour have left ins n
for Cholmonili ley Castle.
The Earl of Roeksavage has ft town on a lour.
Lord and Lady Dynerur aid family left town yesterday fee
their seat, Dynevur Castle, Sandi Wales.
The Dowager Cuuutess of Dartmouth has left town fur
her seat in lieut.

Departarei from Warren', Hotel, Regeat.sirrei !—The
lord Chief Mann of !old land and Lady 9ieypa.d for 1:J.,.
burgh; Cultintl surd Mrs. Campbell from ditto tor their seat
in Kent.
The Ladies H. and E. A4liburisham ate arrived to their
bowie is Upper Grosvenor-atm' from their seat at Wim-
bledon.

Lord Harris hes lefi town fur his seat. fichnont, Krnt.
Sir John Harrinzt.m, Bart. 6a, lilt town fur his ;cal,
Bognor Lnalge, Susses.
The Earl of Jersey is returned to town from his seal,
Middleton Park.

LOW 31311 Lady Amherst have left town fur their seat,
Montreal Hone,

Simnel Istetl, Esq. has len his house in St. James's-place,
fus his seat in Nurthamptuashi►e.
Arrivals at ilie Royal Hotel, St. .tamees.strees :—ste
Henry fame, Rut from his seal iu Haute ; Mr. Mrs. snit
Miss Taylor from Paris; Dotter Ruckit front Patio; hones
Spartes, Esq. frum his KM in Surrey.

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With great rrspeei I the honour to b.,
" My Lord,
'4 Yoor Excellency's obedient humble Servint,
B. BLOMEFIELD.

771 E ROYAL

WRST COWES, AUGUST 2.
His Majesty ar►ived here last night, about half-
past six, and dined on boird his yacht. A large
party dined with his Majesty. This morning, at
half-past two, the signal was made, and shit 'royal
squadron got under weigh for Ireland. He was
accompanied by an immense number of yachts.
The whole were soon out of sight. Lord Craven's
yacht, the Louisa, is the only yacht remaining here.
His Lordship dined on board the royal yacht. The
Doris sailed this morning for Rio Janeiro; she calls
at Plymouth. The Camel, with Booaparte's suite
on board, is waiting orders.
(ExTR♦CT or ♦ PRITATR LETTBR.)

"PLYNOUTIE, TUESDAY, JULY 31.

" A letter has been received by a Gentleman in
this neighbourhood, from Admiral Lord A. Beau-
cleik, at Portsmouth, stating that the Kiug might
be expected to honour this port with a visit in the
course of the present week. His Lordship at the
time of writing, was about to embark in one of
the Royal yachts, for the purpose of running up
to Brighton, to attend his Majesty on his contem-
plated cruise. A oew Royal Standard has been
just leaned from a storehouse in the dock-yard,
to be hoijted oq_ the Breakwater. ft is con-
fidently rumoured that the King, by this time, is
actually afloat. From the prevalence of westerly
winds at this season, his Majesty will probably have
to beat down the Channel. In that case the Royal
squadron must not be expected until the end of the
week."
DUBLIN, JULY 31.
PRIVY COUNCIL.
ZIT TER LORD LIEDTRIANT AND COUNCIL OF IRILAND.
TA LBOT,
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant having laid
before his Nlajes.y's Privy Council the following
letter from the Right Honourable Sir Benjamin
Blomefield, Knight, &c.
" Stephen's-grcen, 30th July, 1121.
" MT Lottu—T ■m cominauded by the King to apprise
your Excellency, that it is his Majesty's intention to ren-
dezvous in Holyhead harbour. and there to remain until

your Excellency shall be enabled to ■cquaiut his Majesty,
that the Authorities of Dublin are ready to receive him.
" His Majesty has been graciously pleased to adopt this
arrangement, with a view to relieve his faithful Irish sub-
jects from the suspense sad uncertainty of time which una-
voidably stead a sea voyage.

" His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant."
It is ordered that the same be published in an
/extraordinary Gazelle, for the purpose of giving
the earliest and most public notification of such has
Majesty's most gracious command, sod of the re-
gard and consideration his Majesty has thereby con-
descended to manifest to his faithful and loving
Irish subjects.
Given ai the Conned Chamber in Dublin, this 3111
day ofJuly, 1821.
W. ARMAGH. NORBURY,
MANNERS, C. iv. DOWNER,
JOHN G. DUBLIN, S. O'GRADY,
ERNE, D. BAIRD,
FRANKFORT DE WM. SAUBIN,
MONTMORENCY, .1. RADCLIFF.
CAST LECOOT E,