The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-19 00:00:00

TM 8 ARMY.
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The Slit regiment, under t►e irommind of Culintel Nils
Rug, marched from Richmond hayracks, Dnbltu, ou Moo.
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday monolog, uo a roots to the
Cure of Cork, in order to ensbork fur Quebec..
The 12th and Seth regiments are under orders for foreign
service, she farmer fur the Weal, sod the latter for the East
A .onipsnir of the 424 Royal Highlanders, from Kilkenny,
arrived in Waterford on Friday last, and is to be replaced
shortly by a dimwit of She 9th Royal V a Battalion,
from Naas. _ _

The lass division of the 35th regiment palmed through
Carlow on Tuesday ee'notglit,un its way to Naas, to replace
the 9th Royal Veteran Ratiohoot onJer ordtra for Elie:mit.
The 33d rrygimest is shortly expected in Cork from Eng-
land.

A trot, of Royal Irish or 4th dragoons took up its gear-
_
ters in Whitehead' nu Monday modaisg.
The 9011, regiment mortised int., Pl)mnutis, in divisions,
na Thursday, Friday, end Saturday, from MoreleArld.
Twesday three companies, with the staff, of the 13th
regiment, twitched tutu Edinhoorgh Castle, from Stirling.
Ter remainder of the turps is expected to follow.
Wednesday morning three companies of the 4th veteran
battalion marched (rum Edinburgh Castle fur Stirling.

Among the lost arrival. at Bath are:—
The Earl of Ilekester, the Lord Bishop of Cork, Lady
Pereivid, Sir Edward Synge, Sir Thomas Tyrwhirt, and Sir
S. %Valium, Ste.

Mr. Mims, the dealer's match to trot his mare 16 miles in
an hour yesterday on the lEmex road was • failure. He did
eight tiles in tivemy.iline miaow*, after which the mare
could asst maintain her pats, and she was pulled isp at the
tenth mile, which was completed in thirty-eight sniuuten.
The match was for 100 worm. half foil. it.
A noi her match for 60ga, took place over the more pored
with • Norfolk roomy, to do six miles in sixteen sairsitim,
which was performed in great style in eleven seconds within
the given time. The pommy was sold en the grassed foe 100 gs.
Lord COLCHESTER. late Speaker of the 1-11iewie
of Commons, has passed some lime at Rotor,
whence he has repaired to Naples. lie travels for
the re.establishmeett of his health, but we hope that
he will not withhold from the world the benefit of
his acute observations upon the important events or
which his present re-idence has been the theatre.
,In consequence of the death of Mr. Faituosou,
of Milkier, a vacancy is occasioned foe Aberdeen.
shire.' CHARLES FORBES. of Aucluarddan, Esq.
has decliord standing candidate. It is therefore
supposed that one of the Earl of AIRRDEEN'S bro-
thers will be returued member. Mr. Fgneusow
entered tut Advocate, at Edinburgh, in 1757, and
was the oldest member of the Faculty, eacrpt Mr.
CRAIG of Riccartoti.

The remains of the late Sir EDMUND BACON,
Bart. passes! through Norwich on 'Tuesday hst,
from Stratton, the seat of It. bl•astiaM, Esq. ou
its way to he interred in :he family vault at Ha-
veningliain, in Norfolk. Sir EDMUND war in the
7lst year of his age. Ili, sleuth was occasioned
by an injury lie received iii r fall from his carriage
on the 30th 4.f lust mouth.

Oa Titeiday, J. Meiotic, locksmith, of Wt•l.
v. rlointiitoo, war conotnittril to gaol. charged old)
drowning Ili, smo. It is supi,osed that the lof
the unhappy ruling' woo Its r state of derangetorat.
Ito cou.equesice of Ins wife having gore awry with
sum her Mall. - -

Mr. Szxre. of Brattleby, was *truck with spa•
plesy whilst atiending a ball at the Crown 1 1111 l
Hursiegate, on Weiltiesday the 29th ultimo, and in
an instant deprived of speech and motion. The
la.ll was ithinedistely discontinued, and the greatest
gloom preemie(' the company as they reminded.
The unfortunate gentleman was removed to his
lodgings hard by, where be lingered till the Satur-
day following. and then
A very unlucky reneonfre took place in Canter-
bury on Werbiesolory night, which will furnish some
work fur the Gentlemen of the long rpbe. A lady,
the wife of Mr. B. lately annum Margate,
baring been eineat our a ehurt time in London, was
expected to return to Margate we thetvining of the
above day; but not making her appierartee on the
arrival of the coaches. and a frkiti (a Captain ire .
the navy), who had fur some time previously tra-
velled and lived with the parties, being also mused,
the husband 'proceeded to Cesiterburx, and unex-
pectedly surmised the lady with the Cimitrii• iu bed
at an . A scene ensued which it *cupid be die.
cult to describe, but which ended in the separation
of the lady fain the noble Captain. and her re-
moval to another inn, to spend the remainder of the
night. and the husband returnod to Margate.--
(Kentish Gazette./
About the middle of the night of the 3d of April
lint, a baud of Radicals went to a ',amber of
farmer', 110111/CI, nu the neighbourhood of Pnitiltlield
and Craigeml, and demanded or took guns (mm
every one who had them. mud said to the owners that
they would all be returned in is week or two die
husinesa would soon be 'finished for which tiny
wanted them. 0,, Wertuesdoy tlwreaßer the flens•
ii)muir affair took place, which blamed all their
vaM and foolish exptetstiorsa. But although they
did nut keep their word, as to time, in returning the
guns, they did not forget their promise, and were so
far honourable as, at a late hour mu Saturday night,
the 9th current, they &Toasted the,whole, or most
thereof, in the house of Mrs. Gl/411•11, change.
keeper at Steps, to be delivered to the users. It
appears that the guns had been secreted in the
ground. us all the mecca were ratted, end imeticha
. of earth sticking to thee.—(Glosirmo- Courier./