The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-14 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE PARTIN&

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The Mitrehisseas of Salisbury estertaisted • melee! "04
Issbitmeables yesteiday at bOr ►oos. Is Arlibiloo-atrort.
The Coistess of Jersey's MU yasterssy larvae-
ley-Islamic us. very eteadusly rsivoited.
Viscosut and Viscountess Granville gave an elegant eater.
tainosent no Sunday to Pi ince rind Princess Esterhass, Earl
Gower, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Clauwilltant,
Earl nod Countess of flarrovrby, Mr. and MIL
Mr. Grrrillr, Mr. Sispletoa, Mr. Mortgagee, its. at their
image in Bilsota-street, Berk. ley.square. „
Lord Berwick entertained a distinguished party yesterday
at his boss, is. Grustreaor.aqsare.
Lord Billieley entertained * distinguished Party yeatrwilao
at his boss. its Slaohope-ntreet, May-fair.
Mr. and Mrs. rby Hunter entertained the Dshir of Vowt
mods lacge party of distinguished peraresges yesterday, at
Melt house is Gni eeeee r-plaee.

FASHIbliAfiLt MOVEMENt'S.

The Duke sad Durbin of Rutland and family arrived ok
/lima/day at their bobs I. Atltogtao.►ireet from ibeir seat.
&Mar Castle.

The Dowager Duchess of Rutland arrived on Saturday at
her loose is Sarlopillo.soreet from &Ivo* Ca' site.
Lord Riven his arrived at his house in Grurveuor-plare,
from his seat, Hare Park, sear Newmarket.
. Air George aid Lady Sitwell and family have arrived ot
the Poltersey Hotel, Piccadilly, from their seat is Detioysfairi'.
Right Hun. Thomas °resell!, retseeed to to*u yesterdsir
from Droprsore Lodge, Bucks.
, The Hon. Colonel Barry has arrived at the Royal Hetet.
St. hisies's-oireel, !corn Clieliesbant.
General Air Reface Welkin has 'Mood st his Waft is
Half Moosiaireet Irma the Deanery, York.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey sad family left toes yesterday for
their seat, Tooddiagios, Worcestershire.
claeiteal Aechdall left town yesterday for his seat in
Irekesd.
Cavils Glop, has arrived at his boars aeteland.row,
from his Pest in Gloacesterstaire.
Departures from Jordaa's Hotel, St. James's street :—Johitt
Taylor, Esq. fire his. seal, foloimiey Hall, Warwickshire";
Charles Mockisousla, Bow. foe Glasgow; sad George Keepel,
Nag. sod J. Thompwo, Sat fur their swat in Stistiand.
Arrivals at the bath Hotel; Aelligtue street i—Mr. sad
Men. Mutation from. Bath; Major Hinshaw' from his seat
is Hints ;. Mr. and Mee. Woodford frsioti shale seal is Di wow-
shier •' marl Mrs. Makes sad family from them seat is Naval
*aka.s. Departure. 3—Mr. aid Mrs. Gra:swell fur the Cos:.
honk.

tli HAM ES.

111101M•LAPIL .
the tragedy or Hamlet last night attracted a
full and elegant Aiudsruce. l'ha pert .r Hamlet
was sustained by Mr. Keisi, far the last time this
season, and was accompanied by universal applaise.
Miss P. Gutiesta proved s very pretty and inteeest
iug Uphelia. Madame Vertaii was announced
fur her ravonrite part of DOn Giondisai, in the
farce, but au apology Sias made for her absence,
which wai stated to have been occasioned by iodioi
position, sad Misi Cnitrr proved hetself a very
goad substithte.
slain* bigka MOOs.
Sills were posted op last evening, stating that
Mr. MATIIIIWS 'maid not be able to perform, itt
consequence of I sudden and Severe hoarseness.
Although all possible diligence was finis used to
prevent disappointment, the notice could not
reach the num,routo audience that intended to
honour this popular performet with their presence:
About right o'clotk the Strand in front of the
theatre was crowded *ith carriages, filled with
rank and fashion, all Striving for precedence. ft
was amusing to contemplate the gloom that prevail.;
ed on learning they must retorts home without the
promised entertainment,

Yeaterthly the Princess* AuaustA had a select
party at dinner.
Marshal Lord Bmtaturoau arrived at Plymouth.
on Friday night him) Falmouth, while he landed
en Wednesday, from the Scorpion from Brest,'
Ind is tin* at the residence of Major General S►e
DaNis.P.tcs. K.C.B. oil Mount VI sae.
ft is with great pleasure we are enabled to cnn=
'radio the report of the death of the Bishop of
BATH API) WELLS; and to add from authority that
that pious and exemplary Prelate is io excellent
health. at Bath.

New Vie* or Ilfiratwoor.—A lady meet—
ing a girl who had lately lett her service, inquired 4
Well, Mary, where do you live now
Ma'am. I don't live now,i' replied the girl; •• I ant
married."
Ttade is always discovering new Channels. We
are nos► importing ice from Norway sod exporting
poiatoei to Ireland.
Two steam vessels, of 100 horse power each, are
buildlog at one of hii Majesty'. eastern dock-yardso
under the direction of the Assistant Siniveyor of the
Ala►y. to be stationed at Plymouth and Portsmouth,
bathe purpose of towing vessels "rut of the harbour
• *bee the wied may be contrary.

On Saturday last. in a field near li/psal Castle, in
Yorkshire, Was turned up by the plough, on ancieot
brazen *easel, of a small hut elegant form, ifl all ex=
cellent state of pretenration. The diameter of the.
brim is five iuches, and its capacity about three
quarters of a pint. At the top are two handles, which
fell on opposite side*, so as to form an additional
part of the cap. Rear it woe discovered, at the
was time, • small frame of braes, six inches square.
with o lir-claw foot at etch wiener, something si-
milar to the loner part of a modern tea-urn. A.
the frame does not fit the cup it is onpposed they
may not have hod any original connexion. Of what
date or use these relics of antiquity may have beery
it is not komin. They are in the possession, of
G. A. Pates., Esq. Think.
Tux PATIENT Twigs CLOTN.—This cloth is
found to unite ell the ode:integre of the grans cloth of.
Chine, the tiaras of Genially, sod the twig cloths of Ns
dram, fur wear in the bet as well as the Northers climates, '
pos.essisg Ilse reopens of giving sh ishiruiettsair geisial•
temperatiwei avoiding the roldoess of the ose„ sad the Nor
treat warmth of the other, sad is of greater economy thaw
every other bud of cloth. It is told exclusively, stamped
Petrel Twine Cloth," 6e. at 'their foreign anti
liritisb tareielim, so. 14, Chrepille, is tom far 'Sports-
Iliad awl W the piece, in number. of 1114.--fis.-11.
sad is. 6d. per yard, from 24 to he yards each, far abisiagE
and a variety of family uses, sod IN Ogees of two sad four
pair each, for aliening • its celebrity los letdown. • variety
if imitation to be bright forward sod sold Ise W.

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