The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-11 00:00:00

FASIIIONABLS 31,0FR.IISNTS.

'Lord and Lady Folkt stone and family have heft tows fur
their seat in Berk,.
Lady Alßrck has left town for her seat in Surrey..
Mrs Commoutio and family have arrived at Blake's Hotel,
Jermymrtrr et, from Winchester. Lord Duncan mid Ale hr..
lion. rapiers Duncan have left ditto fur Scutlaud.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke auirfaiwily have arrived at Jordan's
Hotel, St. Jatnes'r-atrert, from their seat, in Kent; Rev. lie.
and :Uri. Prohy from their mai tawny.
Lady Vane and sun Isa:veArrived at o,i Si. James's Hark
Jermyu street, from their seat in Curwherlartil.
The Earl and Countess of Sear horurigh . sad family left
taws yesterday for their Hat, Sanilheck,
Sir Andrew Cathcart, But. left lawn yesterday fee his
ee.t is Scotland.
Arrivals al Fester'''. Hutd,Si. James's-skeet!-.7The Nee.
Mr. and bfrs. Tellemache and family yesterday :from their
seat near rxbritlge. Departures :—Sir Jeams:Maeltiiitoski
Bait. for his seat in Harts; and !Whet' PHPRleets EN;
Miss Pleitotrre fur Norwich.
General and Mrs. Rest and family kft' tem* yeaterdy on
a tour.
Captain Paisley, RN. has arrived et geriett's
Hotel, AlbensarleAdreet, from BriafitoM
Departurts from the Lonbou Hotel, Allfermarleareet
ScSir W. G. owl Lady Cumming sad family, fur their aunt In
otland ;- Mr. and Sirs. Shirley and family tin alout' Cap.
tent sod Mrs. White for Stighiun q Mrs. GsarrifJlPitimed
ea • tUar • sod Mr. Mickfewaite on a tour.
The Doke of Rutland has left town fur Newmarket.
Lord Rivers has kit town for his seui, Hate Park, near
Newmarket. •
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THE WSLIANth'ON TROPHY.

The grand colossal statist of Achille* was on Tuesday
placed upon its luny pedestal in Hyde Park, and elicited the
adrairaraun of Onuses& of all ranks sail deacrptiuna
aloroughuni the day.
. .

The... Wise 'stratum an imposing appearance. The figure
is optimist, huldiam a shield in ore hand, while the other is
iadiestive of an ofeasive intention, but as yet displays so
'rapes ; she bead is uneuseeed,sod the armour is placed as
the iambi aide, intim isselininm to she hack of the statue.
The ineeriplion was gives in our Paper of Tuaday tail

711 E EARL OF PORTSMOUTH.

We are informed by • Correspondent that the Earl of,Ports-
mouth, who has been for sescial itioritba peal is Edruhurgh,
arrived at the seal of Lord Grantley. iu Surrey, on Thursday
last, iniompany with Mr. Norton, his Lordship's oepbew.
Since Lord Portsmouth's arrival, his Imrdship bias been
brought up on a writ of iiabcas Corps*, on the application
of her Ladyship's family, before Mr. Justice Etayley,.allrerr it
Is understood his Lordship diselimed ciicurastunetes of cru-
elty and iudiguity piactiud on him at Ediriburgh which bad
induced him to leave Scotland, and volutitscily place himself
tinder the protectionof his noble relative, and that his Lurd-
ship declared be would never returii to those persons by whom
►e has beru so cruelly used. His Lordship Left the Learped
Judge's Imam, accompanied by Walker Shimmy, Est*. of
Lincoln's Inn, and Load Grautley's nephew. We siuderstand
that the facts made known to the Learned Judge are likely to
be shot Ily brought !serum the public.—(Ertnifpg, Paper

Yesterday the Ktwo rode out in hirprivate car.
riage, and called, at Bucliiimbani House. rih;fe hie
M AJLSTY inspected the punting.' of the Surereignst
and alter diatinguished . chummier', ,whicis bore
lately been executed by Sir Tutuila, Liwastics.
The Ditches, Of GLOUCESTER; kids ?int in her
carriage yeaterdity, and called at!llri:Kripit's ['*Dace
in Pall.stall, to pay her respeesstst the Ague.,

Their Royal Highnesses. the Duke mid Ducheu
of CLARENCE are tint to spend the wittier on the
Coutipent. as has been stated. Tlieir tour. which is
@merely one of Oeuvre for the Doebeas'o health,
will not be prolonged above two months., Sir A.
HALLIDAY, whore syiere accident prevented his
accompanying them, is, we are happy to odd, reco-
vering very favourably at Widmer Castle.—(geniisit
Chronicle.)
The bulletin received ill
~f.!olin .yysterday states.
tiun'his Grace the Dirlce Or 'BEDFORD was better..
• W are extremely isarppy to state thitthe Earl
of LIVERPOOL if coo match recovered from his inch,:
position as to be able to take sn siring iwhis car-
riage on Tuesday afternoon aid yesterday morning,
The intended nuptials this day between Mr: L.
Psis, and Lady JAMB LENNOX; we onderstint4
are postponed till Monday next.
A Deputation from the • Patevbrokers, it is re-
ported, • attended rarely in • Dowsiog-iithet, to
obtain some alteration ire the law by which their
transactions are regulated.. They ezpreesed a hope
that the CHANCELLOR a the EXCHEQUER would
Iced sweat to their statement. But the worthy
Financier deeleved that w•he wes not quite
pond for such a &us at present."- He iotinsared,i
however, his willingness is ink! their care into eba•
siderstioo, bat-, added, with .his ultra' precaution,.
*at hi timid ootpfedge hisisebt " • -
Hasiab acid Co. iold the two • first 261/607.•
Prises last Lottery Contract:— Lottery •" ittgint
NEXT TVENDAT,z laws, Teu Copitila are silo to be
Draws, sad may he pined at a trustee ei* seem, paw,
chaser sear reeves hie Ticket or Shore after teluag the
obseue of the dew day eta mall redweelso bow the price he
pee. also-gull 11. 111 e. ea a Whole Tsekej, sad 4.,,5a a Eur.
asset:: other Shares Is peoperstels (11'brosald hock before
Wth /AA Wheel esehdai two Prides of "SOW, too of
sopa Camaasle. ha. Ike. Ilea to• Shako to a Prim-.
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SappAits ••lein6fick. Pcoirrire
kadel .(merried b .
'AIIN Carr.

The following is a sketch of the plot :—Rteinloara sweat.
defies; the condect of Blumenthal, who lirTn Oat bolt&
dresses no his sister Sophia, dishonourable, as he mappowde
him to be deeply jar Iced ju diets contracted as play, etude
him a challenge. A meeting is censeeluence takes place,
but being introit/00 I, they fly, soil in the crwitusiots of the
moment ...ugh lab.. op a *wag onroport. Ste inhaeli takes
refuge at an, inn ita the village of Minuet; where he anomie,
the name of his antaguoist. Seine time afcer the Berms
and briny told that „en °Slicer named Blumeuthal
sea there, he desires Itesi to be sowed fur, *hen Steinbach
makes his appe a , palmed by the Landwehr guard, who
have orders from the Cunimandant of the ri•ziment to
into equated, fhelttfiticrs 'who had been Aerially engage., in
as affair oflasnour. Ile is, however. °ppm ton. ly reicued by
Tote Baron, wkos*eeelyis his topposed nephew with great ea -
&slay, esti lakes hint-, ingri her with &del sod Stoup, slits are
destined to ill some menisi employment-, to Ids castle. Stein.
huh &apaches his valet Sehneti to intercede with the Baron's
daughter Roes, to whom lie is attached, and to prepare hi r foe
the approaching iutersiew. Blumenthal's servant has pre.
viosaly arrived to amouonce to Rosa that her brother we, to
the neighbourhood. The two valets anticipating that the
eels ircissemeni world 'eof rate, ra violeut witure, toads stair
escape. The Baron soon after aline's, accompanied by hie
supposed nephew, sad the calbarrassinent of Steinbach tin a
rise to a very anoxia: weal.. Made A seas by Baia to ad.
mit her brother and his valet into the (Ark, auJ conceal
them until they could arrange a plan of future cuts rations.
The Beim', buisiver, being told by Stoop chit Model is
lilting teen into his groisods, supposes them to be robbers,
and goes in pursuit of them with all his Os. After a
great sisal of 'Motile they are taken, and Blanca badexplaine
the matter by saying he had been informed by his *niter Sts.
phia, who had a, rived on • visit to Rosa, that a fete was Iss
take place in the Baron's demesne, sail his curiosity had
made him forgetful of etiquette. He iotroclutes himself tot
the Baron under a fsigned name, of that the latter hes, op
yet mu suspicion of the real state of affairs. He is, however;
soon art right by Stoup, who had us. rheartl • conversation
which leads am to suppose the LANs, who had taken so
slam from a letter which the Baron had lately recta?. d, io-
teudest so elope. They are intercepted by the Baron, anti
as explaostios Inside taken place, the gallant young ufß.
errs are made happy us the possession of the objects of thew
affection'.
This piece is powerfully sustained by the talent of the
company. A considerable degiee of intimating prevails
throughout, and several of She ioridenta and situations are
productive of a very comic *Mel. Miss KELLY plved
Nadel with great vivacity, and givie • "wry pn tty Wools in
the art of soubbiug a husband. Moo CA RIM 'awl Silas
Povav titreutcd their songs with a tharinnig simplicity of
style, which is sure touching than all theintrlmite eigibrl•
fishmeal. of science. Mr. Wkiesesefi, in the (-bin-smear at
Stoup, who is one of that iinkirtunate class of pentium to
whom " T. dies light as sir are eonsummatioes skromee n•
proofs of Holy Writ," had a good sleil of scope fur Ile dis-
play of peculiar latent. The other chareeters were welt
sodalities% and die pee was announced for repetitive Matta
laud applause. The noose was full.