The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-27 00:00:00

The Duchess of Portland and the Ladies Bentiock are ex-
pected in town this day front Nudists, Sussex.
The Doke of St. Alban's and the Ladles Beauclerc have
left tows for their seat, Genoa, Surrey.
The Marquis mad hiarchiosees of Staford sad fanny are
expected to ratite to-naorrow at their house 1111 Clevelaad-
square from their seat in Scotland.
The E.rl and Countess of Surrey have left Scotland for
their seat, Worksop Manors, Notts.
. .

Lord Carrington has left his seat, Wycombe ♦bbey, for
Oxfordshire.

sir Lofts, and Lidy Otvray have left Tunbridge Wells for
Leamington, Warwickshire.
Tilt Hna. Captain Duncan, R.N. left Rlake's Hotel, ler.
aye oireet, yesterday, for Rochester.
Colonel Shaw left the Royal Hotel, St. Jaturesstreet, yes-
terday, fur ►is rest is Scotland.

Dr. ard Mess Berton have left Brighton fur Oxford.
Horace Keating, fag. has arrived at his house in Dover -
streee,froun a visit up the Duke and Duchess of Rutland, at
their seat, &Noir Castle, Ratiaudsh,re.
G al. Prendergast, E.g. M.P. has arrived at Miller's
Hotel, Jermycssoreet, front the Doke of Reiland's seat,
Deleon Castle.
Peter Greets, Erg. sluiced yesterday at the ClsrenJon
Hotel, Bond.street, from Brighton.
Departures from the Claremont Hotel, BontLstreet :
Csptsin and Mr.. Hatduricke fur the Continent ; and Mr.
and Mrs. Jones and Golly for their seat in Devonshire.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Sir Colin
and Lady Campbell mad family from Ireland; and Mr. sad
Mrs. Walnut from their seat to Haute. Departaros :—Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Rollsertem fur the Coatineut ; and NM M-
imi and Miss De Crespiiguy us a tour.
Departures fr,im Hodgma's Hotel, Doverstreet
rad Mrs. Ludlow for their seat is Harts; nod Juin Lattrell,
Bag. foe Brighton.

CHELTEII HAM. SEPTEMBER 25.

Mita STEPHENS is announced for Polly, in the
Beggar's Irpera, at the theatre for to-morrow
night.
Among the West arrivals here are—
nas Duke and Declares of Richmond, the Earl Dad Coma.
tees of Coventry sod family, Lord Moulage Lady Nephy.
ono. Lady Beasley, Lady Mary Lindsay, ady Dollar, Sir
Eilai:eadAstroliiia, Bart, Sir R Williams, Ram. &EP ,fkr A.
Willies, Sir W. awl Lady Raab. Sir Gee..., Lady, and
Was Pocock, Hoo. Mrs. Mackay and Miss Mackay, Lieut.-
Geseral M'Neile, kt

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A matrimonial alliance is on the tapis between
.1. B. Y. Bu LIAR, Esq. of Di!borne Hell, Staffoid-
shire, and of Lupton Howie. Devon, and the beau-
tiful and highly accomplished Misr. Vlr.soM,
daughter of Colonel Wition, late M.P. for the
borough of Stafford.
The singularly delightful garden., a Pitohouse,
at Alton Abbey, the seat of the Earl of SHIMS-
CURT, continue their attractions, and are very much
visited at this season of the year by numerous par-
ties of the neighbouring nobility and gentry.
An host of talent is already enrolled for Mr.
MOUNTAIN'S farewell benefit: amongst the dio-
Unpinned performers who have volunteered their
services are Miss M. Toes, the sweet vocalist, of
Corent-garden Theatre; and Mr. KINIWIETTUR,
the celebrated player on the violist.
At the Hereford Music Meeting. when the corn-
pony were leaving the Cathedral she first morning,
a gentlemati asked a lady her opinion of the per.
torment.% to which she replied, that she found the
Te Deem, Te Deus (tedious).
Talking of the threatened invasion by the French,
in 1798, Admiral Lord BRIDPONT dryly observed—
" They might come as they could ; for his own
part he could only say, that they should out come
by touter."
The celebrated HAYDN composed, from his 18th
to his 734 year. 119 overtures; 16.1 pieces for the
viola di almbs; 20 divertimentos for various in-
strument'.; 3 marches, 24 trios, 6 violin solos, 15
concertos for different instruments. 30 services, 83
quartets, 66 sonatas, 42 duets, 5 German puppet.
operas (a performance which the Empress &lints
Teems was much attached to), 5 oratorios, 366
Scorch air., end 400 minuets and waltzes. He was
born in 1730, and died May, 1809.
It has been stated in sonic of the ateripapere that
Madame CATALAN! iv at present residing at her
villa near Florence. This report, we uuderstand,
is not well founded. Since Madame CATALANI
left England she has resided at Dieppe, fur the
benefit of sea-bathing.
On Friday (20th indent) the eqnestrian statue
of his late MAJZSTY, executed by Mr. WESTMA-
pre. arrived here from London, and we under-
stand wall be immediately erected on the pedestal
which has been some time prepared for it in Lon.
don-rostl.—(Liverpool Adeertiser.J
Yesterday the Loan MAYOR dined at the Albion
Tavern, with the great body of the paper-manu.
lecturers of the kingdom. His Lordship, a few days
ago, entertained a large party of those gentlemen in
-olendid manner at dinner at the Mensiou.house.
parish register of Cudham, in Kent, is the
entry :—" 1656, John, Henry, Rhoda,
!Ity Portingall, of the same birth, were all
February 30th, being sous and daughters
Portiogall and Nichol, his wife. They
Juried February 24, 1656." Tradition
hat, sending a boy to the Vicar, to come
• parcel of children, he inquired how
re were; the boy answered, " Three, when
tut God knows how many there may be
get there."
ItTSWEN.—Asa number of pointers have
reed lame in the feet, which may be attri-
he dryness of the lesson, a correspondent
the following treatment successfully
feet in warm and salt water, then apply
iponge the following mixture : compound
of myrrh, one ounce; nitric acid, ten
'flakiness, Mr. Ross and Mr. RUDRALL,
little interesting-looking child, of about
ight yews old, of taking a small quantity
irons a field. It appeared the rape was
feed • rabbit. The little offender was
and fined 55., which was immediately
his child, who had been deliveated into the
f one of the town beadles, bail, for a shoat
!it confined in the black-hole
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FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Portland ►ea left ►ie seat, Welbeck, Notts,
eta a tour.