The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-13 00:00:00

PASHIONABLII MOVEN RNII.

The Earl sad Eriantess Plynersalls arrived ea Moadsy
at the boom, is Groevener.equare frost their seat, Howell
&Mew; WOrtesterthire.
His Eutellivey Sir R. Doakin, Hart. left Grafton, Hotel,
Alltentarle-strert, yesterday, for Chelterilisra.
Jobs Monti*, Esq. M.P. has arrived at the Cocoa Tree,
a. Saatees.sireet, from his seat is Yorkshire.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jaines'isotreet t-Lord
Mosta. Cecil from Heigidon ; sad Edward Rem, gee. from
Hall Departure :—llioetegue Gore,. Eat. for Harms
Coed, Postal. 5
The Marquis of Lathlike aid Lady tubas ter arrived
yesterday st the Monks Hotel* Jennya.street, from Lord
..d Lady Mark Ker's seat, Home Wood.
A. P. Noses, Esq. arrived yesterday at Faeroe's Hotel,
▪ James'seireet, from his seat, Belmont Park, Haat%
Mr. aid Mrs. Hodges. arrived yepterday at Jordan's
Hotel, Si. Ja.N's•surest, from tbeir.sesit, Wader, North-
araptimishire.
Geeeral Drummond, aid Calash' and Miss Read, arrived
yesterday at Hoditima's Hotel, Dovwstreet, from Ireland.
Arrivals testerday at Thosaa's Hotel, Berkeley.square:—.
Colonel. and Lady Caro/iris Woad from their seat in Sam,.
and 1t,.. Dailies and family from their seat is Donelaidre.

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MONUMENT VIII GSORGI

'lloettiaff of the stbseribere, to the ,asoatiment prommed
to'hil erected to the memory it his late revered Majesty wag
held yesterday at the Thatched Rouse Towers, St. Janie&
street; the Earl of Livittrooi is the Chair.
The 6.10 f Btastaros, as owe of the pecans moat active
in forwaiding the phut' root to viadteata it from the isopida-
flow of a job *bleb' had bees throws epos it is soaps of
the sewepapera. , Every thin that ,bad been dead maw hit
mid houourable, sod iu pruposing,Alr. Wyatt us sin mast,
lis-warinfliesited safety lay she will.huown foliate of that
Cestkman, and the digests .sauce of his having been hoomst•
ett by the peturise favour and patronage of his late Majesty.
Mr COMITY= read the Report, from which it appeared
that the anhaeriptioos asmanted to 4,6481. of which 1,1167 l
still remained to be paid sp. Every endeavour, ho added,
lied been made to meet the wishes of the public. No other
parson except Mr. Wyatt had made soy proposal, nor was
any specific oast agreed spas, hut it was intended to pro.
portion the reward to the welts of the work.
Lard LIVERPtiOL inquired what was the sum which it was
calculated the monument would cost, and whether any spot
to erect it upon had bees chosen
Mr COVRVHIER replied, that the slim world bed least
10,000 i. and frum that to 20,0001. Where it should be placed
would be a matter for further discussion.
Lord KINTOI complained of the shortness of the notice,
sad mineesteil • future meeting.
The Archbishop of Colt TERIVIIT asked, whether the Com-
mittee stood pledged to any particular plait?
Mr. COURTSIMIL said, the Committee stood pledged to
Mr.. Wyatt, as the artist, to execute any plea that they
might think Muir eligible.
The Earl of Ltozitroot. thought it should be open to come
The Arehbi•hop of Coirsousvair sow so use in a futon
meeting, without a definitive plea of the work sod site be.
leg ready to be submitted to its consideration.
After some further dinewesion it was resolved that a ape.
east Committerof Noblemen and Geolemes ratvmuf in
the art., should be appointed to receive proposals and tro.
post accordingly.