The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-27 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

The lifarchioamis of Salisbury, for her seat at Hatfield.
The earl and Countess of Moimiloorris sod tinnily, from
their house in Arlingion.street, on a tour.
Lord sad Lady Foley, for their seat in Worcestershire.
Ilse Doke of Dorset, from his seat in Kent, ou a tour.
Lord Amherst. for his mot in lieut. _ _

Str James Dabertry isles& Mae•iog his house is Albe-
snark-sircet, tu•tsorrusr for his seat is Hootisgdosshi►e.

Madame Dix SEVIONII said she preferred &MI
company to good, because the moment of seperation
was so delightful. The French apply this pleasant
compliment at present to the Allies.
Lord Cot.e, General Sir LOWRY COLE. and
Lord CHARLES FITISOT, ore arrived at Dover.
A men is seldom Went to lend money when he 14
In a cross htimoir. As • banker is more liable to
the salicititions of borrowers than most men, a
friend of One was in the habit of cautioning him to
be on his gaird, and used to observe, " that •
banker should be born in en ill humour, live it, an
ill humour, and die is one; and then his house
mod he it safe one."
Miss O'Nat Ls, goes down to Colchester after
the re-opening of the theatre, where she a engaged
to perform three of her principal chitracters.
Mrs. HOLMAN. widow of the late GitisGa
11oLuxtr. Esq. is are of the stars at the New
York Theatre.
°Mita is innotinced, in a Pins Paper, as par-
posing to give a concert on she *Atli invent " His
charming tenor (says the Parisian Critic) will be
heard with delight, and no doubt cause the public
to forget his iiyidelity to the 'remelt capitol, last
*resat), in favour of London !" It is co feted a
crime, little short Of high treason. for u favourite
attire iu Pans, to transfer pits services for a moment
to Amy other power than the mighty sovereigos of
the French capital.
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HOW' TO PAT OPP Tall [NATIONAL
The Courier, of November 24, 1818, states,
sediarty„ that the 150,0001. spent on the Pavilion
at Brighton, have crewed a revenue of half a Mil-
lion sterling per annum; thevefortr, if the intetest
on the debt is taken at furty.tive millions per annum,
we have only to build ninety more Pavilions, and
the National Debt will be annihilated.
The Eiwperor of AusTuts, on leaving Aix-la-
Chapelle, distributed among the Diplomatic Body,
and persons of the teem, OD less than it 6 thouseaut
rings. His Imperial Majesty, ott opening his little
budget of jewellery, must have looked not very nlt.
like a traveltiag pedhit.
Cuatotis.-i-A man named MATTHEWS, in a Mae
of intoxication, fell into the Duke's Dock, Liver-
pool, last week ; he was Odra dot slice, bit hr died
soon after. The verdict of the Coroner's inquest
was—Farad dreamed !
A CHEAP BARGAIN.—A man (falsely en termed)
sold, and another fellow (both of whore names are
not worthy to be mentioned) bought, on Friday
1114, in Oriitsby market, • fat pig, a feather-bed,
a good eight-day clock, and two or three more
articles of household forasiture of an inferior de-
scription, entiong the latter of vrF.ich virus his wife,
all for the sum of wee pound sad tico.peitee !
An American Paper states, as evidence of the
geed encouragement which emigrant. receive. tha
there are at pretest three kindred sad fifteen
foreigners in offiee in the United States.
I.on AND LADY KENIIIIItI.--The following
shocking statement of their reported mufder is
copied from the Cork Swede* Reporter. No
toe:Ilion of the horrible event has yet been made in
aoy of the Paris Papers; and from this client!).
ye are led to hope that the account will
lime.. untrue.
We shall Its. gratified beyond measure, in being enabled
Iv's-rafter to contradict the intelligesire contained in the fol.
lowing extract of a letter from Paris, received by a Gentle.
man at present in this city, from a roost respectable source,
dated the Sib inst.:—' An account reached lawn yesterday
evening, that Lord arid Lady Keninarr and snite have been
tuuld.ved by a band of robbers, on their way to Italy. AB this
report will have it, the ruffians assailed his Lordship's car-
riage, sad stripped him of such money as they mold And.
Nut content with this outrage, the enflame attempted to WAIT
sink ore to • female companion of Lady Kenmore. On the
%rural attempt being resisted, they murdered Lord and Lady
hrvinore This account bas been transmitted by Idler to
bur T. Burke'."
On the night of Monday, the 9th instant, the
hotly of a nun named JAMES CLARK. who was
supposed to hose been robbed and murdered, was
mood between littchin and King's 11'altleti. Herts.
Sosincom having Islleti on two lads, named Liner
and frau,, who were part seen with bans they were
Apprehended and brought the next morning before
Wlt.stmtE, Esq. sit active Magistrate
for the comity or lien's' and by hilt' committed for
further exmisimition. The body was opened on
Tuesday evening, in the presence of four surgeons.
No marks of violence were observable. but there
appeared evident proofs of extensive disease. and
the Medical Gentlemen made their report Nevoid-
mg's. An Inquest was the next day held. when a
verdict Was returned of " Died by the Visitation
if God." —lt has been a.certained that the deceased
hail nu the 'lvy or his death received 3/. in notes. A
tad or the name of VALUER has suite stated that he
%,o blies take out of the pocket of CLARK. pre-
to his laving found, something which
IWirrii ill be paper. and which, he put into his own
pocket, and 'limo 'searching Inin three notes were
hoirid, one of which hot. been identified. l'he
histmers have horn fully committed fur trial at the
hest A se:ses.