The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

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the seesaw from their seat, Hatfield.. !I nt
Viscount and Viscountess Grateelftlitaltimeiliatai to arrive
this day at their residence Is lieubsastleetel. Berkekysqusre,
from their seat Is Suffolk
Lord Eacembe has arrived at Claremont Hotel, Road-
stead.
Sir Henry sad Lady Georgina Wellesley united yester-
day at the Clarendon Motel, New Bond-street, from Hat-
field.
Sir Jobs Newport, Bart. has returned to town from Hun-
tingdonshire.
Lord Boston nod the Hoe. Mimes Irby are strived at their
house in UM!, GrUllVellOrStfeel, from their seal,.llllaimer
Lodge, Backs.
Lord Sinclair has arrived at his house in Sacked's-street
from his lest, Niabitt House, Berwickshire.
Earl Gower arrived yesterday at his house in Haaiiltos-
place, from 'lnmost Greneille's seat in Suffolk.
Lord F. Osborne has arrived in town from a tour.
Lord Glavainis left town yesterday for his seat, St. Paul's,
Walden, Herts.
Was.Frentsolle, Esq: 111. P. sad family, have arrive.' at
their house in Staniopeatreet, Mary-fair, fur the season, front
their seat, Engl-field Green.
Messrs. Fardale are arrived et the Royal Motel, st.
Jaineesstreet, from their seat in Lincoloshire. Captain
Philip, 10th hussar*' has left ditto fur Bath; and Jnbui
Gore, Esq. fur Oxford.
Captain Jones, 10th humeri, Imo left town for Walk
Captain Lewis has left Haickeit's Hotel, Dover.streetAir
his seat in Hants. • ••••
James Lemieux. Esq. arrived yesiaiday at thipa.Japies
Hotel, Jermya-street, from Scotland.
Lord Grenville is expected in lowa ow Monday from hie
meat, Dropeisure Lodge.
The Duke of Grafton is expected In town neat week from
his scat is Soffolk.

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TRIMPTON PARK MEETING, ESSEX.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31.

THE SILVER CUP.—COUPLES.
Mr. Waldron's y. d. Sancho, beat Mr. Harrisou'shlk. b. Maria.
Captain Giotto • bl. d. Fiddler, beat Mr. Foes brindle d.
Lurch.
Mr. Wolcosnlis w.d. Petty, heat Mr. T. Gee's y. tl. Warrior.
Mr. Illaplesues fawn b. Sally, beat Mr. Hutchinson's lalk. d.
Diamond.
FIRST TIES FOR THE CUP.
Mr. Waldron'. Sancho beat Capt. Colattes Fiddler.
Mr. Maple-fuses Sally beat Mr. Wolconab'is Petty.
TIES FOR THE CUP.
Mr. Waldron's Sancho beat Mr. Alsplesim's Sally.
Sancho won the cup, and Sally the maples.
MATCHES.
Mr. West's Mk. d. Smuggler, beat Capt. Nara w. b. Nancy.
Mr. Pontine. r. b. Juliana, brat Mr. Horucastle's y. d. Wasp.
Mr. Phillips's r. d. Neale, beat Mr. Ruileu'r hr. d. Put.
' The harts were strong on their legs, and made souse excel-
' bIN runs.
Tliti CHASE. .• -..s a• 4
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--••••-• , ,ms svataset4 .at I
• 1111 r. Siefweirs #Ox bounds will !meet fiat iffy, Fe em
MT 4, at Stone's Guess; cm Thursday, at 7, at Coe Abbey;
`aged es Saturday, 5, at alitlideldeach usurmiNg at half-punt
'Tan o'clock.
Mr. Chauorth's fox hounds mill meet on Monday, Fehrm
'try 4, at Stow Wood; Warheads), 6, at Brpckball ; Thu
dip, Y, ee Puwaley Park ; and Saturday IL M ii,..ak.. W
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-ftratarimniitig at half past ten.
Earl Fitswillisin's hounds will meet on Monday lig
Aversby Wood, os Wednesday at Thorpe Wiiod, I '
Friday st Startwiek Pasture—each day at ten o'clock.
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Lord Yarborough's bounds will meet uu Monday n
Ashby Cottager 's Platt, on Wednesday at 3leltOu
Wood, on Friday et Ludford, and ou Saturday at Sival op
Cressniail--each day at eleven.
The Earl of Searbrusigh's hounds will meet on Monday
neat at White Honors, un Wednesday at Gammon Town,
said on Friday at White Houses—at haltpast tru o'clock
sack day.
: BMWS Illuar.—Sie Richard Sottores hounds will meet
on Monday at Olankney, on Wednesday at WelEugore, on
Thursday at Langieurth Bridge, and on Saturday at Spittal—
each day at eleven.
The Gillingham fox hounds will meet on Tuesday at
Hingham, on Thursday at Holme Wood, and on Saturday
at Hagnehy Cross-lanes—each day at half-past leo.
We understand Geo. Oahaldeston, Esq. Imo, taken the
Yorkshire Holden...as country, and will courrunime bunting
on the 16th instant.
Mr. Meynell's hounds have lately had some very capital
runs, particularly one ma Monday re' 111 l fgt.' ; they met at
Cation, and found in the Osier.bed, and after a Borst of Ave-
and-thirty minutes, killed their fox in high style, at Nether
Seal; the scent greatly improved after the lir.' tensity Mi-
nute., and so quick a thing has not been tape:tented Were
this. season. Few parks of bound, of the present day rank
so high in estimattur as Mr. tleyuell'a.

TROTT, G 314TCu.
The match fur 300 guineas between Mll~4 Al:Addison
and Muir Idsworth, to trot three miles, mid to carry ten stone
each, was decided early yesterday morning WI the Mains,.
read. Betting was six to four un Mr. Maddison, and even
that the winner did nut du the ground in eleven owinistes.
The cavalcade was thin, a secresy haring hero observed to
Imp the borers from breaking bib, a gallop from noise.
Mr. Mailitismia bruhe at h•lf • mile while trailing by three
lengths, but he came up with {lr. floarklaworth's mare at the
twu miles, she having bruhe into a gallop also. A severe rate
Wiwi, neck and neck, until within • hundred yards of
when the little the mare had left in her was exerted,
and she won by three lengths IU eleven minutes and forty-
eight wruude. It la thought that the exertinn in the Morse
to catch the mate alter breaking, lust the match.

The Right Hon. N. Vassirraiti was on Thurs-
day night admitted a Fellow of the Society of Aunt-
queries, into which learned body he was vleetvil on
Thursday se'siniglit. The Eail of ABERDEEN, the
President, was iu the Chair.
This is the last day of Mr. Hoes's Sale of
Books by Auction, at 45. Inagate-Nit, when he
w. sell a ;outlaws.. illuminated early MS. of the Bible,
in three volumes, on •cllas; with • Collection of O.Tford
Almanacs, Sae impr►saious; Books of Prints; sod other
splendid Works in elegant Bindings.—The Sale will com-
mence at Half past Ttsehe to a minute.
On the 14th last was found in the gravel pit,
Ilt or to 'Janney Mill, two miles Iron, Spileby, at
shout twelve lett below the surface of the earth, a
tooth to-longing to sow siiiinal with winch we are
tinacquaintrel at this day. It appears to be one of
the grinders of an animal of immense size, and is
now inn state of petrifaction. Its weight is 21b. 3us.;
and it answers to the description given in the
Encycloperdia Britamniea of one of the grinders of
the Hippopotamus. The curious may see it ou
calling ut Peavey Mill.

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