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London, England, 1822-06-22 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT&

Ths Earl sod Derain' of Beim left tows yesterday fee
their asst, Meeker" alasuir,his.
The Earl sad Celeste's of Far%huh tad family have Sr.
rived at the Pslimey Hotel, Pieesdifll from their seal is
!missal. Departureshero ditto :—flir Cieorge sad Lady flit.
well sod family fee their seat is Derbyshire; sad Mrs. Rice
es a tour.

J. and C. Stewart, Esquires, have arrived et Blake's Hotel,
Jerroyirstrert„ frau their seat, leaning Hill, Berks. Hr.
and Mrs. Fowler sad fatally have left ditto for Balisbarr.
Thomas Markeasie, Esq. SIP. has left the Waterloo Ha
lel, Jersayo.stirei, for his seat in Scotland.
Colonel G. Betyth bag arrived at the Lembo Hotel, Albe-
marle-street, from his seat in Berks.
Captain Burdett We left °reifies's Hotel, Albemarle-
eaves, foe Irelaad.

DOVER, JUNI 19.

The follow's( are among the arrivals at, asd
departures Trost, the York Hotel:-
5k Rickard and Miss eediogfleM, R. Cowstablet Esq.
Honeurabler NilMaa Gordo., SW Edniand Carringemk Ike
Seel sad Ommtess of Bradford, Mt Zea (Misfile, 'kelp-
teseisry from the Republic .f Calembia), F. Williams,
Esq. Benin de Griturtrlte Garrity. We George Caykir, Bart.
Mr. and Mts. Osherse Tvlelen and family, Lord Mid Lady
Kilmer, Delves Briseigleion, Esq. Doke de Munshey, Me
Corners. k Beattie, Lord end Lady Aueklaed, Sir Reclined
and Mies Jackie., Set Willem. Abdy, Ford Bower, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and (amity, Sir Robert Williams,
Sir Heavy sad Lady Mathias Lady arid Miss De Roe sad
family, Mr. mod Mrs. JohOwne, J. Wioist-tey, Esq. Mrs.
Beckett, Mr. Keene's., Horisiorable Mr. Wickham, W %Vict-
ims, Erg. Mrs. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, —•••-• Dick-
inson, Esq. lard Trimblesioae, Barmsess de Garvelk Cur.
pry, Colonel Heighee, Compte Albert de Prrignrd, J. G.
Leinbtoe, Bs.. Sir J. mid Lady Con Hippieley,— Eiphia.
alone, Eag. Col. Gowirr, Metals., Esq. Mr. end Mrs.
Mallow, Lard Glenlyon, Mrs. Coleael Walks, G. Phillip.,
Esq. Admiral arid Lady Otway,.--- Harrison, Esq. Hon.
Peemer, Cooniess of Wesierholt, Mr. Morris.. and
some, Captain Tait., Baring Wall, Eng. Lady Pilkingt (((((
W. Male, F.sq.Sir Joseph Scott, Marquis sad Marekroesess
of Ely, Gaspe. Penises, Lady Page Turner, Mr. arid Mrs
Pigeon, Miss Beltamy, Sir Charles sad Lady Mores.. Coll
aud Mrs. Searle, Mrs sad Mrs. Bligh sad family, Mr. sod
MA. Platt, Censasteis De Collier, J. Peak's', Esq. Mr. sad
Mrs. M array, Mr. mid Mrs. Elliott and frosty, Hon. Mrs.
Nike...ten, Sir Jalwes sail Lady Fellewee,Sir Joteeph Copley,
A.Greville, Esq. Mr. sud Mrs. Dyer, Earl and Croostess sd
Crave. and family, Ni. sad WO,. Hicks, Captais realm
Mrs. Ashby, Nall fisanilisk, Bog. Brenewsw, Bag.
J. Theekevay, gm. Lord Francis Ortrerse, I.ord Pelham, Ike
Countess of Chichester Mrs. Blake. the Duette.. of Leeds,
Colonel Zee, I Gifford, Erg. lady Elleaborough end the
Hoe. Misses Law, Captrise Cartwright, Holfonl, Req.
Mr. sad Mr.. William Carroll and Mire Paley, Mrs. mod Mire
Rubtinsem Barwick, Erg Mr. and Mrs. Winkler, Mr.
and Mr.:Linkers, Lionel Goldsniid, Esq. Mr. and Mir.
May ..d faintly, no-- Walked, Ewe. -- Howard, Ihig.
Caplan, Wyatt sad sons, S Woodburn' Esq. Mrs. gamut,
Major Widtbam, Colossi Peck and Lady, Mr. sod Mrs.
Moargeworrie, Mrs Cross and fearily, Mr. end Mrs. Rock-
wood, Mr. sed Misr tilspirr, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, —...
Prescott, Esq Mr. R.ady end family, Mr. sod Mrs. Colvitle,
Juin Down, Esq. Edward Down, Esq. Mr. sad Mrs. Wester.
aid family, he. Se.

TOP Duchess of Kant honoured Mr. Kres-
Wlll'lllll'6 concert With her presence oe Wednes-
day night.
The nuptials between LAWRENCE PEEL. EN.
and Lady JARS LIINNOI, second daughter of the
Dooeger Duchess 01 liticalmonu, ere to be Belem-
'lilted on TneAlay seek.

The remain. of the Marquis of HBITFORP art
to be removed ou *noddy from his house in Man-
chester-square, for inirrinent in the family vault
at Sudborn, Suffolk.
The Drury-lane Proprietors are to assemble this
day, at one, to the Great Saloon of the Thtat►r,
when the Sub•Cnmtntttce communicate the moat
of their three years labours. and propose " The
Ways and Meant" for their future government.
Thursday tight the tahabitaute of St. John-atreet, Clerks s.
well, and vicinity, were routed (rum their beds by the ails-0j
of fire, which bad broke tart in the premises of Mr. Mersfi,
an cannier hurler and skin.slyer. in St. Juba-street. The
devastating 'leers. soon destroyed Mr. Hess's saretioupeal
and rummenicalee le the arli.sawag premises, occupied by
• bed and mattress-masufacturer, arrd another tradesman
The dames that ascended from the burning pile disowned
the atmosphere for • considerable distance, and ilitrusouda of
persons assembled to wastes the totally grand appe
of that immourie fire. Several entries soon arrived on the
spot, sad wills • ple•tifal 'apply of water, sad the meanies
of the &eases sad inhabassits, at fuse %o'clock this mumsg
the lames were subdued. The property destroyed ea esti-
mated at several thassaud pomade %aloe. No lives viers
lust.

'VIBE EING'S JUVENILE BALL.
On Thursday evening his Majesty gave his In-
-usual ball and sapper to the lavenile branches-of
the nobility and persoTdistinction on the return
of the season of theit midsummer holidays. His
Majesty, with that dne regard to avoid soy re-
etraint spin the festivities of the evening, dispensed
%filth stale observancerr, and the *tale part of the
'company only appeared in MA*, principally in
the Windsor tirtifortn.:in which attire his Majesty
was dressed ; the mill appearance of stare was the
livery servants in tattle' State hieries. The enter-
tainment wee liven in the lewir sdite of rooms,
'Which ere eouilideriblylodger'thih ihe-stete rooms,
the Gotlacroont, and the room adjoining it at the
West end oT the palace, which were first opened for
the entertainment of the Emperor of Rossi., being

added to the general building of the palace ; and,
at the east end of the suite of rooms is the admirable
conservatory. distinct from the palace, extending in
the gardens as far as the back of Sir Welter Stir.
ling's house, in Pall-mall, and, upon this occasion,
it will brilliantly illuminated with variegated lamps.
patent lamps, and Chinese lanterns. At the upper
tad a pyramid circle of moat choice growing lowers
end 'plants was formed. bet leaving a perfect view
of the stained ightsset the end, of the royal arm., dm
On each side refreshmentkurere provided ; on one
side was lee, negus,itc. and 44 the other were choice
fruits. confectionery, ices. ilte. The floor of the
dining roes adjoining themouservistory was chalked
with fanciful said opprupriate devices. The whole
of the extensive suite of rooms were perfumed with
fragrant flowers from the royal gardens at Kew,
&c. and were brilliantly illemiusted with wax lights.
His Mejestyi with a due regard to the earl* habits
of his juvenile visitors, invited them to the early
hour of half-past eight o'clock. They began to
arrive soon after eight o'clock, accompanied by
their affectionate parents, with eiceisive joy and
delight beaming on all their countenances on the
anticipated high honour sod great delight they
were about to participate in. Their dresses were
evidently all new for the occasion ; the young
ladies, fanciful frocks, &c. the young gentlemen.
*tart blue coats or picket*, and generally white
trousers. His Majesty was ready to receive them
upon their first arrival, and, by his usual kind and
affectiouste caresses, relieved them from that na.
tarsi awe and restraint which would be impressed
upon their tendeerninds in being sensible of being
in the presence of the august personage of their
King, who, by his condescending familiarities with
them. proved himself to be literally their " nursing
father."
Dancing commenced at a quarter before
nine, when quadrilles commenced in the room set
apart for dancing, in two sets, and one set in
the conservatory. The baud consisted of eleven
eminent performers, who were stationed between
the room and the conservatory. His Majesty was
in the constant enjoyment of the juvenile festive
scene; and no doubt all of the pittakers at this
royal entertainment will have this memorable even-
ing strongly impressed on their memories through-
oat their litres.
At lit o'clock the °nth* suom and that adjoining
wire opened for supper, where his Majesty took his
aedr, surrounded by his juvenile visitors. who were
attended by their noble and distinguished parents.
After supper waltzing commenced by the pa.
rents, &c. till about a quarter pest one eclock.
when the company broke up highly delighted with
their entertainment.
The ineinbess of the Royal Family present were,
the Princess Augusta and Duchess of Kent, at.
c. mud by the Princess Feculare.
Duke of Devonshire. Earl Gower, and
few other distinguished cheracte!s, who have not
young families, were present.

Among those what were present with their fa-
milies, and who, we presume. were thrjr sone and
dapublers, and shall call them such, were the
following :
liir Willoughby sad Lady Gordon, one dhughter and oar
atm; Lord sod Lady Mark Res, Auto danghters ; Earl sad
oowasens of Chithener, two 1411■ and two daughters; Mr.
,Caoker, tsoedsoginer; Ma. gala of Wurremer, Iwo liassrlowtes;
Lord and Lady Ocryrtyr, two dangling-a; Count mod °slyn-
ess manster, Iwo daughter*; Marron sad Man-Maness
Cornwadtat, one daughter; Duke and Donlon of Montrose.
one daughter; Lord Paget, and three Ladies Pagel ; Earl
sod Countess Teruhisa, Iwo goes and elle d.ughter; Mr.
and Mrs. Berkeley Paget, sue son and two daughters; Mr.
Charles and Lady Carrendi.h, one sun sad one daughter;
Lord sad Lady Geunthaw, one son and one daughter;
Lard and lady Aborts., sae son and one daughter; Lord
and Lady Lovairae, two etaughtern and own toss; Lord and
Lady Delmont and rawly ; M.o. Creendmh, awe iron ; Lard
and Lady Morpetb sod family; Margate and Maretriver as
of Lassidows, one son sad use daughter; Earl and Cannon
of fusty, one eon; Lady C. Smith, three elsaglitera; Leidy
tiaredinob, two daoghters earl one sus ; Earl sari Coronets
Morley. one eon ; Lord and Lady It evemsoortts, Pre daughter*
and toe sorsa ; tattle Ellenholongh acrd family; Marquis
and Marchioness of Bath, two daughtms and sun SODS ; Ste
Henry sad Lady Torrent, ihree suns and two daughters;
Lady Maisansond, one daagliter; Ladies Bradt-nen ; the
Priam and Princess Envisage, two daughter% anti no* lose
Sir Bents t and Lady Welk ley, one daughter; Earl of Alter.
dersa. !Mgt.'s; Earl sad Clawless Casper, use daughter;
Doke elf witurtanol, two ittiaglaers; Margins sad Mar.
ckiabasonif Madigan*, and fusarly, ate. fee.
•

s ASSIZES, 1822.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
&Ron inc. Swelter Riesentosnit and Mr. Justice,
BURRO UGH.

Southampon—Tuesday, July 15, at the Castle of Nis•

ch.-stow.
Willi—S.lorday, July Ift, at Nes, Simon,.
Deeol—Monday, July 22. at the Castle of Eimer.
City owl Omni, of t:►hra—lase day, at the Guildhall
Eteter.
Comfitslb—Monday, Auyail 5. at Bothnia.
Smaersef—Satardsy, Asyut le, at the City of Wells.
Bristol City and Oritiety—faitirilsy, August 17, at the
Guildhall al the City of Reislot.

Earl O'Neil, the Marquis of gly and family,
soil a:vend otheigrervotoi of.distiticiron, are arrived
iu Dublin from endue'.
Duritig.last seek • Hock of ebtep, consisting of
forty boggrrls. were, found dead iu a field on the
'-foreer, supposed to be killed by loghttring.—
( Leicester Journal)

A number of locus's, many of them measuring
thieeinthee in length, with horns shaped like those
of the stag, elightvd ou iVesliierdey lest in a field
et Kingswood, in Suaterseishite, several of wbiclt
were picked up by the ueiglibouriag pesssutry.

in E L'Alva.

NUBIAN. JUNE 10.
We are assured by a respectable gentleman that
little More than halt the bind in the western part of
the half barony of Tolls, county Clare, remains
'Willed for want of seed ptuatoes.
One man died on Wednesaity in the parish of
:Clondegad, county Clare\ from waitt—the people
there are in a state of ottani starOrtion.

Fever is sadly increasing in Several baronies of the
county Clare.
Government is determined not to grant sny
further pecuniary Resisteuie to parishes• except
through the medium of the Geoeral Committee of
the several counties.

It is supposed between 2t,000 slid 30,060 indi-
viduals in this county, exclusive of this tuwn and
union, are in absolute wing of the necessaries of
life; bat we hope to give our readers, next week,
• general view of the state of the county.—(Sligo
Paper.)

TO THE EDITOR OF THE DRIITSH PRESS.

Sit--Perceiving from late Recounts from lireismi, Crum
sod coatamoo ore rapidly iae►easieg the exictiag misery, I
forward for imertioa is your Paper, so esientively eirrulat-
ea in that comatry, the followiag receipt of the celebrated
Frond demist, Nerves, for checking infection. I aware
ea merit la this Map; yet, as experieace amosints as, it
does Wpm, periods meat, 'bet that which has been gem.
rally Meows sod fiend d VOKIIO4III service, from lapse of
time, socaponsor recellectimi, I art Maimed is submit it to
year atlemina. , Should you coincide with ow in °pinkie
that the inforstalios may pewee useful, it oat to she medical
world, at kart to (be clergy sod others who step forward to
assist the aided, from the pored priariples of piffles.
thropy, I trust the Papers is general, eel eapecielly them
of the sister breedings, will, is issitaliog gorse example,
widely circulate the knowledge of probably she most sim►k,
dieresis, sod portable remedy yet discovered, through that
&Meted 'couutry. I ass, Sir, yours, very freely,
W. H. M.
Ilfriewetro's preservative phials for checking the progress of
iafeetion:—

" Forty-six graioa of black oxide of manganese, In mane
powder, are to be put tato a Wrong glass phial, with an ac-
curately ground stopper; to which mast be added two
d►aches measure of nitric acid of 1,400 specific gravity,
sod we equal measure of wuriatic acid of I,l34—the stopper
is thew to be replaced, sad the whole secured by e•chasisg
the phial is a strong weeder ease, with • cap that screw.
d•wo, so as to keep the stopper safe. It is to be used is boo.
pied@ or other places of infectiou, by simply *praise the
phial, with timeline and face averted, sod replacing the stop-
per as MOD se the swell of the oxyworatic gas is perceived.
A phial of ibis bled, properly prepared, stay b. weed several
years without Moiety its edict ; the wither?, however,
ought sot to occupy wore than ooeit►trd of the bottle."