The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

PASIIIONABLII MOMMENTS.

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The Deebennof lboseehreelt left town lior hot
seat is Itiehastiad. • • -
The Drama of Mellowed is expected to leave town t,,.
104111111 P Air %Vosilsorn Abbey, on . visit to the Duke and Da.
OWN of Sealkord.
Arrivsls at 1/Aake's Hotel, Jeronyou.street:—Woo. 3/,.r,,
Eel. Irmo the lonian Islam's; Capt. Hamilton, of Ilw Ewa
lailts Company's service, from his seat in Seotlaud: fverph
Dostglas, Egg left ditto, fur Oath.
Lord Anson arrived ow Monday nt the British Hotel, Jer.
vayn-street. from the Contioseet, awl yesterday his Lordship
left town to meet kis smiler, Lady Anson, at Mr. Cohe's
Hat in Norfolk.
Mrs. Markham, Meows. Won. and Devil Ntatichem. and '
the three Misses Sfaskbant, have kft the Brithh Mkt, 3..-
voya-slrefl, Car hely.

Arrivals al the Si. James's Hotel, Jrrmyn•strrrt
Mrs. Cartwright, sad Miss Uuyil, from a tuur.

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Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jet nein street :—espt. soul
Mrs. Harrison and howdy frees karrirs ; mad Uiu. and Ike
Misses Livens. from them arra in ikdln+hbirr.

Capt. and Mrs. Sykes left Warren's New Hugel, New-sseeri,
yesterday, for their seat iu Sussex.
Departeres frets the St. Pet. 'Alburtis Hotel, DurerAtrert •
.--.lollm Ellice, Esq. aiiii his Lady, fur Chi ; Throws,
Faq. for his seat iss Herm; Captain Swains, on a tour;
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, fur Ersrlituu.
Lard sad Lady Castlereagh arrived in town nn M ~,,,,,,
(ram their seat, Nurth Cray. His Lordship levers tern
*eft week for Ike CAmtinent
The Earl sad Countess ul Pembroke are returned to their
seat Wilton House, Wilts, from a tour.
Lord Melbourne is expected iii kiwi, this day from Esci
Coe per's seal, Paresater, Herta
Departures free+ Feutou's Hotel, St. Janies's.street
Captain Mum, fur France; Mr. and Abs. Huskissun, fur
their seat in Nortleundiesland.

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The Ears and Commies' of Darlington ere shortly expected
lame iron Paris.

LAKES OF KILLARNEY.

The number of si•itors to the Likes of Killarney
this year, have bees more numerous than n-sist, the
fineness of the seems having rend-red this enchain-
inK scenery nem*** uStrumism for some nine pie.
The following are the IMAM'S of wane of the visitor,,

viz.-.

Major Sinnerrille, of Dsitionairo, limited SRO. of Arise.
rico ; Dr. Van Reismiker, United State.; 1) 1 tinware%
Baltimore, Veiled shales; Mr. Si. Tnlnii, Halifax, Kira
Scotia; Majur.Geseral Sir Militant Parker Carroll sad
Lady. Sir A. Warren, Sir lams She., Coloiset sod Mrs.
Lloyd, Captain Travers, Drumuddre ; Jabs S. Warren, Mn.
Colosel sued Mrs O'Donnell, the Dean of Orsio7
and family, Sir Walter Borruares„ Mr. Coldinn, London;
Major Willis's., 49th regiment; ker. Willer Willis,.., Sir
Charles and Lady Conte, the Dean of Rom, Colonel Sir
Loftus and Lady Oil/ay, Major.Grnersl, Caphisi, asid Mias
Dillon; Mrs. Pa set and family ; Lady aloonljoy, &t.

" IW-1:1.1-tAk -'t

TJE GRAND DififilkilfalAßL'S TOUR.
laZl4:al .tire. 1111 M

'.On TweedwriaillwiffPialfterht_ . I Riltimene 'hard
,iftl of tlw 0111•111-1111111. the College. /tittle-
rian•Museum. &t. ka•Ghogow. He oho look
view 0r the Brenntiebt.: Weimer, as liplike fluter,
witneswd the departure of lb. Rai fur Nuts :
bad for Ireland, end efie arrival of the Dlikfierioss
rale steam-boot from Rodney. At three.o'clock,
olse *Ostrom' were' to his Imperial
Highness by Boron Ntaottlf, when he expressed
aismslf highly gratified with the attention which
lied been sliewn hiin. After diaper, his Highness
NBA mite set off foe Ayr, on their..., to Pyrt-
patriek.
%Viken the Gruild Duke MICUAIL end sake
sited Mr. llonutv's establishments on Monthly
Is.t, tlwy weer nisch soused with the. Conversetion
Balk and repaired higli satliffietion With the
whole premises, of dairy, baking, bathe, ice-linia-r,
&e. slid were podia:tarty pleated with the nrder
sod eleinlinest 'the dairy mod hiking
sre ennettacted, anti previduito' their A.,
powleto, refusal' of the ',redact of both, Which
tbq Ilimpsidned4...veg *prior quality.
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The Onu& DeleeMentser arrived here on
Tuesday maim from Gkirgow. On his entraner,
his Imperial Highness and suite were met by a
party of the lit dingeon guards' and the Staff of
the Royal Ayrshire Militia, sod escorted to the
King's Arms Ina, amidst the ringing of bells and
other demonstrations of respect. Immediately on
his arrival he was waited ou Isy the Proeopt,
flfsgis-
tratrs, and other dissiapsiiiked ioltsbitamts, mud
next morning was ppewistert vOith the freedom of the
town, accompanied with a euituble address. His
Imperial Nighties* received these marks of attention
wish the shoat grace end coidescassioa, sued re-
turi.ed an appropriate amtver. Yesterday hie Ina.
penal Highness intreakd to prated to Port Piitrick,
from whence, we understand, he and hie suite are
to be conveyed to Ireland by the Driver sloop of
war 810 Wellingioa revenue cutter, previously or-
dered there fur that purpose.

IMAST.
Thursday lot, at three o'clock. his Insperial
Highness the Grand Duke MICIIIIAIL and suite
landed from on board his Majesty's sloop of war
Ihicer, at Donaghadee from Portpatriek, eller a
pasmge of two hours and a quarter. The issloshi.
mom, anxious In testify their respect for so di.tits-
Kui•hed a personage, us the brother of oar illus-
trious and magnanimous Ally the Emperor of
Emma, assembled in greet numbers to receive
bum. All the vessels in the harbour were deco-
rated on the occasion.

On his Imperial Highness leering the vessel, a
royal salute was fired, *hid) was anseered by the
two cotters that accompanied the Driver, and else
by the resale in the 'arbour. He was repaesedly
cheered Oh his approach, and that affection mid
good Mannar which has ever been the characteristic
of the Irish people, was most conspicuouslY dis-
played, notwithstanding that a good deal of disap-
pointment was experienced by weeny highly.respect-
able persons, in consecieence of the lending not
hieing Well effected at that particular place at
which he was at first expected, and wfierethey bad
taken their stations tw meet hint.
Among the nsauy tokens of reap* paid to ha
Imperial Highness, we could net aveWportieelarly
noticing s gag at the end of the "toy, which, in
large characters, contained the following laconic
device :-.114 Your hoperial Highness is thrice mi.
cone to She laid of potatoeiP This standard war
prepared and borne by Mr. Leung, a respectable
inhabitant of the town, and agent to the packets,
to whom we cannot reline one weed of praise for
the aiative humour evinced iu the molts lie had
chosen.

Two of the King's Messengers were in waiting,
one of whom was immediately dispatched to ac-
quaint his Excellency the LORD LIZUTENANT of
the GrJasil Duke's safe arrival.
His Imperial Highness, after a short delay at
Sloane'll Hotel, proceeded, accompanied by some
Gentlemen of the neighbourhood, to Mount
Stewart, the beautiful and hospitable seat of the
Most Noble the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, where
he partook of an elegant dinner, and iu the eveuing
of as superb bell and supper.
His Imperial Highness, it is expected, is to
honour this town with a visit to-day.

FUNERAL. DIREIR.—ON Saturday nest a most
ankunsi Funeral Dirge will be performed at the
Speonli Ambassador's Chapel, in Spaiiirh-place,
Maischester.squore. on which occasion the Chapel
will he hull with black, sad the ceremonies meal
Catholic countries will he performed for thS
typos, of the soul of the Rev. PILTalt GA N DO(.lPigrp.
late our of the Chaplains to that Chapel. He gise•
oriqed for at all the Catholic Chapels in Looks..
wt Sunday lade

Eztraordistarq Good For/wise.—HAZARD
at their Old Office. Royal Exchange. sold iu **es
',nth the Thirty Thouaaod Pound Prises *awe
eaterr's' v : the Nos. were 1.6111 and 584. They
6.1.60 sold No. 4.117. a prize of Two Thousand
l'oands, and several minor Capitals.
Ituncraay.—On Monday night some villains
hrokr auto the dwelling.hoose of Mi. SAWYER,
6"41 keeper of Richmond Park, and without dis-
torlang the family, who were all asleep, opeard.
and Mimicked all the cupboards sad drawers Owe&
I"" P" of the house, and gabbed the oar offs
great quaotity of wearing apparel. and • fry' op. a plate : they effected their escape triatholir
discovery.
11°B8EIT.—TIse coach-horse and stable of W.
KENT, •were broke open on Sunday night:
and robbed of a set of valuable harness. par..
pieces, horse-cloths, and chaise-carpet ; also a *ll4
of grount's clothes, and six chickens: belonging to
• (ONCIIMOiI of Mr. KENT.
Yesterday as smite boys were et play on the craft
Ai Ilongerford, a buy about 10 ream or age, woo to
~ NILAND, a carpenter in Off-alley, happened
ti, I'4ll orto the water, Nod was proviilrobally rescued
'rum a premature death by • boy about 16 'ems of
b°ll to Mr. tiorlaw. of Hungerford, who. at
u.k of 1"1"'" life, jumped in and succettled m
.01.i6oig taut out.