The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-20 00:00:00

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Os readla f s'ettisie MINN ilikpiiiess, when s Claretipa.
seed his Ilsheist At Mahal Iliallger•rfii dbisanialg,
pairIPORVA beef, bat who was acquitted.
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4iPti Justice he hew, ne'er 81,1•e* sore melees t•
Thus the Court be did ester, williest toe er elm& -
Fut Joan IsaA, he said, eboe'd his beef wad his bread.
Ye Saints! is this tree, or a dream! I would ask.
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Kure to Red est its equal would be s great task.
if charity and good killoirship he what Oar tssehr I
How 'sit must /is be, seek declass* to pees' !
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FASIIIION4II.I MOVEMENTS.
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The %ele of Douglas is expected to leave lowthilliiti
day fee . .
Lord aid Lady Bargleerth are expected 14,1
wick Weis Motel, lisaever.eqoare es ,
father% (a Sri Weetnsorl:isd's)
Geweelei We as
14-we=swrised
The and mop •
visas is lb Reel aid Cesustess of Leeirdate, at their seas,
C 51111111114... Reilookikke.
Miss Fes sod Miss Versos are arrived is taw*
from a Walt So the Marquis sad March:Guess of Lausilowas
at their seat, Illoiceed Park, Wills.
• Mrs. sod ll* Mims Mitchell left Ilidt 'tsar Is Orli&
street, Ilarbilrpaqoare, yesserslay aslidgp Or 1111118biss.
Arrivals at she 'Leaden Hotel la.eMwt c—sltew.
C. Campbell howl a goer ; Robert .14. and Mrs.
Ealgoesi No Carlisle.
Jobe Robert Compeer, Esq. sailed yosichriley st Griellos%
Hotel, Albemarle-street, frees lie* e,.s' •
Hos. Robert Smith arrived podisdapeßitis father's (Lord
Carrington's) home. Whitehall, frogs a Sum
Hoe. Charles Ashbernbass left tows yeeterday fur his
ther's (the Earl of Asidierabaa'a) seat in Sussex for:
Wider.
Yiseaset Sydney bite left time for his seat, Frognall,
Rest.
Sir Charles and Lady Long have left town for their sest
Bromley Hill, Kent.
Arrivals at illivert's Hotel, Lower Brookatreet :—Tbe
}lee. Weird Thornton Mrs. Thurston and family, from
Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Thornton,
sod the Misses Birkett, limil"'
Parisi the Earl of Wicklow from the Priory. Stasiamilegi
lard Reach& hone Paris, and the Hoe. Saville Lames,
fro* ditto.
Arrivals at Fesion's Hotel, St...laniees•sreeet :—Hon. G.
Anse* from Melton Mowbray. Leicestershire; Thos. Page,
Esq. from hie seat in Surrey ; grocer Keldeebie. Esie. frees
his sent is Suffolk • Junes Graham, Esq. from his seat is
Scotland; and the Rev. P. Harrell.

Lady ELS A Nos Lovrniaa was safely delivered
of a SOS ou Friday last, at the Earl of LOPIIIDALCI
sett. Cotteimore, Rutlandshire ; we are happy to
stew her Ladyship and her infant sou are as well as
eau be expected.

Lord DURGHERSEI leaves town on his return to

Lady of _ _ ..ief Jo being
very ill, Dr. Iluucttrirc paid her more attention
than was customary with him. This ass observed,
and, it was the more remarkable, as it was well
known that the Doctor mortally hated HOLT ; ac-
cordingly some of his friend• asked him the reason.
"Why," Said RADCLIPIII, " I know that Hot.*
wishes the woman dead, so I am determined to
krep her alive to plague him."
St. James's Park and Constitution Hill, will, on
New Year's night, be lighted with gas, as also the
whole of the Bird-cage Walk.

The lentrier of last night announced, in the most
prominent sty le, as news, the intended elevation of
the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM to a Dukedom.
This news of the Courier was announced in THE
BRITURN FREES of Monday last. So much for
news!!! The Courier news of the present day up. '
pears to tome by the long coach.
The late Sir MARTIN BROWNE FOULER. M.P.
of Millington Hall, Norfolk, was created a Baronet
in 1774, served the office of High Sheriff for that
county in 17b3, and in 1790 was chosen M.P. for
King's Lynn, which borough he continued to re-
p►esrut, without intermisi , t►ll his death. He
married FANNY, one of the daughters and co•
heiresses of Sir JOHN TURNER, Bart. of War-
ham, by whom he has left one IoOU.

The Treasury Journals say Lord LONDONDERRY
is not to be culled to the House of Peers. This
we think eery probable. None hut himself can be
hi:sparer/. Even Grimaldi "cannot tarn his back
upon himself."
The remains of the late tonch-respected Lord
HENNIKER. in • hearse followed by two mourning
coaches and six, rested on Thuradly night at the
Greet White Hors., Ipswich, on their way for in.
teineent in the family vault at Tumilhatn.
The procession entered the town by torch
accompuitied by seven private carriages of
tnr rtl itisee of the deceased, untie other, by his
I aa.lati p's express desire, bring permitted to attend.
The body left Ipswich on Friday morning, and lay
is state that evening at Thortiliatit ; and the lune-
which, was conducted on foot from the man-
-0014 took place on Saturday last.
The °petting of the new church at Harwich will
take place on Sunday next. This tine building far
tweeds in beauty any church in the county of
Essex. The parish is much indebted to the emu,
butter for their great attention to the work, parti-
cularly to the Chairman, Tnom•s Comsoi.n, Esq.
whose time has been entirely devoted to the insoec.
hint ul the workmen, and who, besides • liberal

dooation in the commencement, has presented nes
irgant service of Communion Plate.—June Ilur-
Isms. Esq. hos added greasily to the adorning of
the church, by preseutiog three moist beautilulay
executed stamen glass windows for the chancel ; the
middle of the centre window contains the arms of the
Lord Hisbop ofthe D __iverse ; the other two, those
01. she Corporation mod of the munificent donor,
ill of them surrounded by very beautiful burdcis
and arches of culious desigm

his diplomatic station on the 49th inst. -
A letter from Dover, dated December le (Toes-
day). mys—" It hue blown hard Sir
Rome Weasels ood hie party, with some lodise.
embarked from the beach in an open boat without
a deck to her, fur Calais."
The Lady of Lord Chief Justice Hot.? being