The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-06 00:00:00

ALTERATIONS IN ?If SIANSIONHOUSE.

The Minsion-House is in a state of magnificent prepara-
tion for the New Petsyomalsy, which is so commence in a
brilliant manner. The company are uo longer to be rereirrd
in the ball room, to which the Aldermen and their 'Jliet
have often made ohjertion, the pretend pair of main tool
excessively steep and lofty. The Committee have come to
the determination to make • drawing room on a level with
the Egyptian Hall, and they liave *elected she Sword.
hearer's room and Wilkes' room foe the reception of virdio.
upon public neessionr. Those two fine rooms are to be
united by a pair of Immense foldtair door% and tire heavy
stoma work as• the ceiling of the Sward bearer's room it
to be cleared away and substituted by ornaments in modern
taste. There in se improvement now in • state of forward.
nes, at one site of the lustier Room. The Chief Mary
state has hitherto been obliged, whenever any private torvnia
demanded his presence is a private room, so push thrones a
crowd of she friends and associates of those V,IIO are 'resod
of offences. A mall room hap been already conairtiriell I.
the left of the chair in the Justice Room, nod to that room
he can retire witlsont befog anhjeet to any annovance Ghat.
ever. The vaporise of the •Iteratloos will, it is mirrored.
ansoant to about 4,100 L

BRIGHTON, No*tions 4.

Divine service, as on the Sunday before, was per.
formed at the Palace yesterday, in the presence 01
the King and leeerebold, by the Roy. Doctor 1-11411
Pearson.

The Right Hon. the President of the Bard
Control arrived, and had the honour of an aorftenie
of his Majesty last evening.
The subscription pack of harriers threw off It
Patsham, at ten o'clock this morning. to a briniest
field of fashionable sportsmen.
The Dramatist and The Sleeping Beauty are
she ■onouueed performances of the Theatre this
evening. Mr. Russell, of Ilse, from tssievuidohl,
'secessions, has been recruiting his rompariy. anal
with praiseworthy judgment in the selection.

The Irish Tutor. which has met with such per.
teelPS at Coveot-2'srden. is, we understand. the pho,
alsetion of the Emil of GIMIGAI.L.

We understand Mit . eregociartoon Iwo L.es er
feet for setae time peat twilit Mr. SINCLAIR. Mr.
St@cum', it is semi. requires s prrtnarreht ►o.
regeloesit st therty toluene s night, with on mule.
stealing that be shall perform tiller times to exi
week.

We rejoice to say dist Miss PATON, who eniCt.
nued most severely iadisprord awing alOto.t if,.
whole of last week, is now sr, much t.covered
to afford a hope that 'We shall soon Ilil.e the phi-
fare of seeing her again in public.
Mr. Miami. the gentleman who, louder Ihr *-
111111Ord MOW of Davis, recently made his skim
with so pinch credit at the Iluyittarket Theatre.
the character of Madissigh. is rug:teed at Casco.
.garden. sod' Still shortly ramie Ins'tirst app.urau
there.

The success of Mr. flu NN in the tritzedv
BIVINS having hem' as complete e► tinexperied, b•
has been prevailed (11l to repeat that eliaincter,
also appear iu Macbeth. for his own benefit. It
remarkable instance of such signal sore•ss,
gentleman who has not made the stage ht• pfPit.•
binIV,I4I,II doe, not intend to dos In; lint we Nit kiwi'
iii nddmg insr testimony to thy' 01 the town al 11,er.
Mr. flumn's uppearinice will nuQuuh•.dly
art ht•
bruit fit, although we feel convinced 1h•1 lune ai
wanting to reader ills house the grretrrt of she
son. lu referring to this Kriitle.lll,loo 1). n•to.
theie is one circumstance we comsat t.•rh.'ar nos.
tioning, as Nil argument fur the trn••drd P11tr114147 ie
wr rViarCt nn •hat Cvellillg, • Z. 111“1 MI • coy
tireat:110111 of lirtieVoirs.er, when an sip, tilt
lien II 11114dr, Mr. BuNN has always rums (.Ir*Hiel
with promptituile and zeal to assist the
the tuwit.—( Birminghorn Chronicle)
A meeting took pl-ce on 1111,1,414 y nn A.,,a
Ileath I 1141-10.41U1111, he' vtin
a Mr. M--1., s gimtlerwin of fartuos.
triton visa. Shut the (wow of dispute tirie.ilwrl
Isom rsprrr.iuua ft ranting a Luty all ‘vil In
latlYl gentleman. Tile first fire lititeied. hut u, 11"
second the Captain was shut in the SVY!", “11
was rout'. yed to Sunning Hill, where medic,
attendance Was had.

INT"UItn duel w,14 fa
taktil 'older pstettlity I,l'.einwoutl Setoh:.
Ihe police, isettleg nlrott inforni.tims, loreVrOr':
The potties 11441 rtru in.arutril Itsrup, but It ton, •
ttuu of au rot suy Lit hand mupped them.
Yeslrtday brtsig the ouniverrotynf the Gunpow,i.,
Not. nt Ilie hotir.r of the motumg flag% Were 't"
PII/yeal oat tier ihti,-rrht eltur.;hte in the 111,,r,tp,' '•
the lltlls.geo% it .I..cry pcol,,itiorot our v'tiv‘k or
Pork cud Teecr pus set fired.