The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

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e"" PASIIIO.TABLE PARTIES.
TIN 11MOM1111114.111744lease a splendid ront ow illetetlay
evrotagell tier bootee is Nill.street, Berkeleyesquare. .Tbe
drawinprooess displayed great brilliancy. Thera were pre-
sent apwarda of 'WO distiortisbed 'fashionable*, asoug
wlarantirere the Duke of Gloucester, the Duke of liVellisg-
too, the Lynches* of ft.carnond and tba Ladies Lembo:, the
Mar lours* of Salishnry, Countess of Clare, Lady .1. Firs-
gibbous, Countess of Gleupll, abs Earl and 01111111111118 &nee
Mid the Lailtes Molyneitx" Vlsouusit sad Viscountess Craw.
befit*, Lady illo.peib,rtirThornas and Lady Slept:Ay, Ste.
Mind Mt*. Mitchell gave an elegant entertainment Oa
Thursday to the Doke of Welliogsrms, Count mid Gloat's*
Leven, Cols*. sad Coonte.a Ludolf, Gout Caramel% Lord
tied Lady Maryboeuttgh, Cowries@ of Clare and Lady J.
Fottobboo, M. ate blieitmaiaa, Ur. Forbes, Ste. at their been
in Citarfes.ernet, Artkel.y-scivare.
The hierehiososs of Londonderry gave an elegant feet
yesterday .**slag es bet honor in St. huneesAquare,
was attended by all the leading mud distiogoisbed firibiestables
I. town.
Lady Wortehonse b3d a fashinaable party yesterday eves-
tog at' bir house is Upper Brook-street.
The Earl of Aberdeen euteetained the Marquis of Immo
doom sod a distinguished party yesterday at his WIMP Is
Argytommet. w 4
Cousteau Lieven has ;weed cards of invite** fag he
assembly to-morrow 'sepia', at her home is

PASHIONABLE MOTRIIENTS.

Lard Goofed arrived yesterday at the St. i.e..'. Hotel,.
Jterty•-•seevt, from a tour.
• Sit Gear& Nugent, Bart. left Reddish's Hotel, Jenny.-
Wee', yistevdsy, fur his seat in Bucks.
`The Hew Calvert Howard, M.P. arrived yesterday at hie
hies* to Gromenur.square frum his seat, Asbtaui Park,
Surrey.
• The Hoe. Mr. Foley has strived at Read's Hotel, Lower/
Ortroveron.sireet, from his slat la Worcestershire.
Arritraht at Jordan's Hotel, St. Jamees.street :—Mr.dadi
Mta Burley, and Mists Hereby, from a tour; Rev. Mr. sad
Mrs. dirdwre from itse,ir seal to Northamptonshire; R. Wil.
brakant, Esq. fund his seat in Lascashire; Mr. and Mrs,
Walker sad disc Hurst from their seat is Nottiaghanishire;
and Mr.. Sarum from her mat in Beat.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells and family arrived yesteidey at the
Earl of Armes hoses is Duverstieet, from their seat is
Keel.
Lady Frederick Restiaek has arrived at her house in
Smith Aodlry.street from • tsar.
Mr. and the Misses Perceval have arrived at their boom
Chertes-street, Berkeley.equare, from their seat in Herts.
General and Mn. Crosby arrived yesieiday at the Clam-
dim Hotel, Boodaitrati, from their seat in Susses. The
Marquis of Sligo kA ditto en Thursday fur his mat M
Ireland.

THE PRINCR OLIVII OP COIEBBIlldflia:

We ',portliest. thee the poblie oil bd diesppoietiOr eta
nel treat +barb Amp ilmwerinsteipeted from the Investlretletli
Webs elaines of NM MtAtoms relict Print's. of cuashi.
hod. As** losolireel Debtors' Court. A. remit rule of the
Court renders ties obsolete aorieader to the other aloe pa:
✓im seelatiug to the sumo of au issoirest iodlspebsithir,
Omnibus toes Ismairy Soothe smatters contented is ibeseliC
este. Whim this mesa lately before the Coors, It appeared
that fee Pelmet* bee Dot Wes up as alleged bequest df the
lobo Clog to her or 15,0110 L. sod for tins omission the eaki
ism this aelosmied. We wow audarsiamt that Hy WA*
OM Most reedy to obey the fierier of the Caere' with reepect
to the adleer, of this teapertnit dercumeet iota the °flee
age if use laformatlea be correct, the Court, is porsaaotwof
itoordioary practice, •ilt strike oat the ease, end sot suffer it
N he earsoree fee bemuse mita this paper be gismo up.
It Mum fee es N surmise trey flea Highsee• has conte
the reselittios of thus sarklealy suppressing this mosl tidos.
bit paper. Application bas been already mode to the Kase
by his fair Miens for the lowliest of the 11,0001., Ind his
Majesty has bees %deism, not to pay the mosey. His Cps.
oil, we fain entertained some d01e... resireclisg the go.
noineneso of this redo's* iostrottiest, sod as people is
error are gesetally obstinate, they might be induced la RV
evil hone*. prueeeete Her Hiritwess for the vulgar crlON of
forgery. This would be a seat " lame and Impoteet to*.
elusion!' to the little career of royalty which Her Higkaosi
Ms brew rearing, quid the isscoovestiente of such a situations
as may be surmised to follow from a mistake of the Priej
CAMS& IS ship porttralar, might very well justify Her High.
wen in withholding from the baud. of her amnia so as.
lucky as tastrumeat.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Senna tit
sold her house and furniture in Connaught-place to
the Earl of SHANNON, and now resides at her apart,
menus in Kensington Palace. Her Royal High-
nets's fondness fur. the society of her Royal High.
nese the Duchess of KIN? is, we understand, the
cause of this change.
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The admirers of ancient English architecture will
regret to learn that Langton.ffall, near Spilaby, Due
of the finest old seats in Lincolnshire. and long the
residence of the Langton family, has lately been taken
down and the materials sold. Part of it was built
in the reign of King .EDW•ND. the Sixth; bast the
erection of it is supposed to have been completed I.
the reign of Queen Rl.tiallTN, by Sr JOH",
LAIOTON, Kist. (Sheriff of Lincolnshire in 1614)t
who died in 1616.
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A sudden and violent gull of wind was tapes
rieticed yesterday morning on the Themes below
London Bridge. Four men belonging to a coaster
were swept off the deck, and three of them were
drowned.
At a general meeting of the Subscribers to
Lloyd's, on Wednesday, a suns was voted fir the
purpose of cutting cases and steps in the cilia is
the vicinity of Beachy Head, for affording promo.,
Lion to the crews and passengers of vowels which
may be otil'itetusistely wrecked on that dangerous
coast, until they can be relieved from their distress-
ed situation; and it was sisted that the lord. of the
manors had given their consent to, so laudable
plan. which will uo doubt, when carried into effect,
be the means of saving many valuable lives. The
following votes from the funds of that establish-
ment were at the same time pissed •
1001. in aid of a subscription at Alterdeem, for eight wi-
dows and 23 children of pilots sod boatmen, who were
drowned in endeavouriisg to save the crew of the Mary of
Gardenstow•, on the 23d of January.
901. to the widow and children of • Deal boatman, end to
doe Deal boatmen, for encirrouring to save the crew of. the
Huffnueig, from Hamburgh to St. Thomas's, wrecked oo the
Godie:u Sand.
501. to the father of a midshipman in the royal navy, who
lost his life no she 3d alt., in come off to the Tames East
Indianian whew on *burs near Eastbourn.
301 to the parents sad Widow of two seamen of Nostra%
who were drowsed after taking three people from a wreck.
ill. to the crew of the Eugeme, of Nantes, fur *lvies the
crew of the Jobe and Robert, from New Brusswick to Liver-
pool.
Several smaller stems for the meourageowat of seek db•
iatereated and lieritorions Conduct were agreed te ; as well
as 0011111 votes for the establishment of life.hoote ea different
parte of the Neat.