The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-24 00:00:00

rAsHioN.I E. MO rEMENTS

The Earl and Corinte•oi of Wertrneath arrived yestrrilaa
at their house on Stall...nil-place, Iron, the of Salis-
bury's seat, Hatfield. •
Earl Stanhope has arrived in town, r.oto his suit in
scut.
'tilt Nlarehionts. de Naililalae and (smile are irre:eil at
strq. mileheing house in Charles,triet,
Brighton; to.riorruse her is expiated to leave
town, ciir St Ismer,:

The Earl and Counter" of 11)..ua1,1 a.i.te.l at their
feet, Colsheinl 'jail, Kent, 110U1 lhr C rut, .ificr an ab.
alive of fourteen months.

Sir A. and Lady Hope and family a." ivul yeoarday at
Miller's Hotel, Jeranyu.street, from their ....at in Scotland.
Sir II and I..ssly Harland arrived yitoertlay at Thonimis
Hotel, flout Cheltenham.
General Mg% left town yt sterday for Cobham Hall, Kent,
on a visit to the Karl and Countess of 'Nutley.
The Marquis of Salisbury arrived yesterday at his house
in,Arlitigtim-street, from his seat, Hatfield.
I.lw Rev. %Viii. Gamier, Jr..A Gautier, and family, left
Wars eu's New Hotel, New-street, yesterday, on a 5,511 141
Earl and Countess of Allieatle, at their seat in Ntufoik.
m.

Lord Wm. Bentinck is rctntneJ to town from his mat,
Orange-farm, Norlidk.
Lord %waster bas left his mat, Watrihall, Yorkdiire,
ror Alnuenster Castle, Cumberland.
Lord and Lady Osmlston are retorord to their seat,
%Valtou, Surrey, from a tour.
lord Clifton it arrived at Cobliant.hall, Kent, horn calv
terbury.
The non. John high is au ired at his father's (the Fail of
Morale!) sest,t"ubham-Hall, from Oxford.

Mr: Henry Wynn 19 'strived at his swishes's (Sir W. %V.
Wynn) hnuae in St James's-square, (tons Perot.
Mrs. Henry Wynn is arrived at ditto, t'rot's Earl Stan-
hope's seat In Kent.
W. B. Brat, Esq. arrived yesterday at the Brunswick
House Hotel, Hassover-square, from lus spat, Chalston ki
near Maidstone.

Sir Welkin Williams and Lady Harriet Wynn Eft 'heir
lmuae iu St. Juirsees.square oil Tuesda), for their lust to
14~Ies.

BRIGHTON, SEPTEMISLII 9.2.

At half-past five o'clock this afternoon, his Se.
retie Highness the Grand Duke MICHAEL iir.ivtd
at the Pavilion, from Portsmouth. Ili the suite of
the illustrious tourist were—Baron NICOLA!, Sir
%'M. CONGREVE. Generals PISICERATEL and AL-
LADENSKI, Drs. MICHOLASKY and Emu, sod
Mr. POLITTICALLI (the Russian Mlllibitr pro-
ceeding to America). The distinguished Pony
left Portsrhouth at half-past twelve o'clock at noon
this day, in three carriages, with two out-r;ilris,
KINNAIRD and CURTIS, of the PRINCE REGENT.*
establishment. They stopped to view Aru:,ilcl
Castle, the seat of his Grace the Duke of Nutt-
FOLK, with which his Serene Highness was biohly
pleased. Preparations having been made for the
reception of the Grand Duke at the Pavilion, his
Serene Highness sat down to # grand dinner with a
select party of friends. After dinner, the excellent
band of his Royal Higbores the PRINCE REGIAt
performed several pieces of music from the most
celebrated composers. The Grand Duke will
highly delighted with the performance of the.
REGENT'S private band, and with the uttexpected
preparations made at this royal residence fur his
reception.

About noon to-morrow, the Grand Duke
MICHAEL end his suite return to London, whole
will complete a tour almost unexampled for cob-
rity of travelling, and for cusiipreliesiding a view of
every object that was interesting.
His Serene Highnes► has expressed his agreeable
satisfaction in closing this tour, from havii expe-
rienced one undivided series of the most l,uiiie aiiii
respectful attention.

Last evening the Grand Duke MICHAEL ariir.rll
at Stratford House. tram Brighton, where his taite
and a select party dined with Ins Imperial hli ;harp
The Marquis of API G I.I:SLY is entertaining a
large party vi Noblemen on a shouting party at ills
seat, Beaudesert, Staffordshire.

Applications for admission tickets to view Clare-
moot Park and Gardens continue to lie very nu-
merous, and although instructions have bren pub.
lished as plain as possible how
and to whom tilt
public are to apply tOr tickets to enable them 'o be
admitted, yet considerable confusion an from
persons not applying to Sir Roams. GAtinisLit,
Colonel ADDENBROLE, Mr. AuLatst Kt skit, or
Mr. PHILLIPS, for tickets, previous to their Iw, g
to Claremont, agreeably to the commands sod
&idiom adopted by the Prince.
On Wednesday last the Marchioness of STAF-
FORD and Earl GOWER, accompanied by the
Russian Ambassador, Count LILVEN, and ti.e
Countess LIEVEN. the Baron FAGLL, Anibassaihr
from the Netherlonds, Baron NiErmsx. the Au
trian Envoy, tidy GRANVILLE LAVESON GOWER
and E. J. Unix Toot Esq. M.P. toot Stahl' (Wort,
visited Mr. Seope's manufactory, Stoke-upon-
Trent. After having seen the potittfol 1.1"1/i•
engine, and its canons operations, they NM ;01'-
ducted by Mr. S#o62 thlratigh
of the manufactory, and then to the silos-room,
where *as displayed a brilliant collection tit.< legaitt
chins. The party examined every part of the 'no•
c.sss with great Attention, 111141 departed highly gla.
tined. They afterwards viiiittd the etiteiimve
and china works of Messrs. J. and J. Osvmsrour.
at Lougport. Mr. Dattektvirr concluded hi, di,.
languished visitors through the inalillfic tory, with
the different at rangement) of which they eaiiionil
themselves much delighted.

OUTINIAN LECTCREL-r(From " 0(01
hata Chronicle.")—The Omission I.evtarps
we find, begun to be delivered of lilt Clews'
watering-places. Mr. fitapopsori, the Lecturrro
commenced them on Moodily and Tuesdsy, Ihs
7th and hth iustant, at Leamington tips, where 1101
met with the same brilliant success lb unitunnly
attended them in London. Among a compiil ov
numerous us usual, the following Ildlntb 'we rraftwii
our knowledge :
Tbe Duchess Dowager of Roo—
Cockerel) and
!infield, Miss Julius,
furs', M.P. Mr.
M. Gresibead,
Km Mr. Ilsl.lk.usi.

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Itenily, Sus Charles mud I,soly 31$1 11,4
',Any, the High Slits of But 111 li k "
Penn, B3ruu Nulckels, )Irt irligu 0..
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