The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-18 00:00:00

THE CHASE.

The Males stag hounda will tnret oil Fri Jay mat at Way-
laaWas, at lan u'elock.
Eke Oakley hotted% to-morrow at Chiclwrly ; oa Thais-
day at llielehtwatiro ; anti on Saturday at flrusubaso.
The Earl of Scarbrough'. Ina ►ounds au Wednesday al
Swirtaow Worn} ; and 00 Friday at tie White Houses...at
balf.riat ten reelnek each

The gut of Harewooda fox lantoods oo Thursday at Ask•
with sad **Saturday at Bynum—each musing at half-pant
tea o'clock.
The Sadaworth for hauntla no Thursday at South Hindley ;
sod on Saturday at Bretton Hall—each day as half-put tea
o'clock.

The Flarfield harrier* to morrow at Belton ; sod too Fri.
day at Duoserofi—st tea o'clock each day.
The Sheffield harriers un Thursday at Dressbornugh.
Sir Jacob hinstias (Norfolk) out Wednesday at
Bashain, on Friday at Bintry—each day at eleven
Slr. Dewing 's hounds on Wednesday at Sbipdham (Mr.
Cation'a), ow Friday at Hisislriarrisam.
The Worcestershire honed, on Monday at Dad's/melon,
as Saturday at the Kennel.
Sir Edward Sraythe's fox bonds ois Friday at Copilot°.

Hi. phiemy.. meg bowels Ind on Friday Goo of the
severer, tans that Boa creamed for several years. They met
at stassrell, sod the deer wee taker at /leaden, after a long
chase through a very heavy eueotry.

THE ARMY.

Previous to the 44th leaving AtMoe., they pee a vied
►all to their commanding odicer,Coliteel klorriesssa,C.B. as
a mark of their respect and esteem; the ball was atleadad
by all the respectahle rowdies in the iseightsourbuod ; the
rooms were tastefully decorated, a traaspareacy at each end:
ow was the temple of Victory, with the badges wf the regi•
ramit.,-Hope was conducting Minerva to it ; on bee shield
was s• Chryshis Farm, 11th Nov. 1813." This latter alludes
to the place where the Colonel so gallaally distinguished
himself at the bead of the 89th is Cadada.
The 78th Highlanders have marched from Dobbs. The
last division marched on Wednesday. The7Bth Highlanders
are to be stationed in Limerick.

WE CREAM

AN EAST MOON OF FULPARING ICI MUMS IN

SUIlkIlLe, IN DEFECT OF II ATILISAL

From the advanced stale of the prosiest uncomenoely mild
winr, it mar be reasuusbiy presumed, perhaps. that nu ice
will be furnished naturally for the confectioners' use in the
simmer. la the ereut el this taking piece, it may not be
amiss to point not an easy, practical, sad eut vary impemive
mode of obtaining ice for the purpose, arttficiolly.
Equal parts of eat ammoniac and Who, reduced together
into ponder, by solution in spring water, under proper ma.
nagement will produce cold ■olficieul, eves in the hottest
day i■ summer, to convert water into ice. The ice thee
made may be used as in the common process, with common
..it, for freesiog creams. &e. Au appropriale reseal coo-
taiwimg the water to be frozen ie to be immersed in a larger
vessel contaiolog the shove onlatios, and whets the water is
near freezing, stirred about so as to redoee it to a kind or
Mirh SNOW &Mk Mislead of allowing it to heenme a solid
mem. The commas salt is to be added to this, sod t►e pro-
nos goadoeted in the usual manner. The same ponder will
sieve repeatedly for the same use by evaporation to dryness.
The above procreator frevssag crease sews a large Wale
is more economical than by the direct effect of the moisture •
esaateting of eat ammoniac, ate. The addition of &fiber's
aislt is powder to the former, increases considerably its
effect, but the materials are out then recoverable fur use by
evaporation.

The Gent!eine° lately deputed to Ireland to
inquire inio abuses aid suggest imprnvementr,
have since their return established an office, which
they designate " The Office of Irish Inquiry."
A correspondent notices in terms of rest regret
the neglected coodition of the house of Weston,
near Olney, in Bucks, so long occupied by the
amiable poet COWPNR, and where he penned so
much of his elegant poetry, and wrote so many of
his admired letters. The house, we are informed,
was very lately, and, we believe, still is occupied by
paupers, the garden *loch the port delighted to
cultivate and adieu is ruined, and the bust of
HOERR placed there by him removed.
We hare been informed, from good authority,
that his MAJESTY has presented to the Library lately
established at Eton for the use of the scholar., a large
paper copy of the Dolphin et Variorum classics,
now in the course of publication. The authors al-
ready published are, VIRGIL. CLAUDIA'S, CESAR.
SALLUsT, TACITUS, and EUTROPIUS, comprising
47 volumes; and redo volume has been elegantly
bound, will, the arias of the KING On one cover.
and those -of Eton on the other. This mithiticent
present has burn uccompamed by his MAJEsTy's
direction that wt annual holiday be given to the
scholars, at much tone/ us the Provost may deem
convenient, iii commemoration of the gift.—( Wind.
see txpress.)
The well of MARIA, Countess of GUILFORD.
was proved in the Prerogative Court on the 28th
lilt. by CHARLuTTR BOYCOTT, the tidier. and E.
Rirsviscsorr, Esq. the executors, the personal
prisiwrty being sworn under 90,000/. The prin-
cipal bequest* are, 5,0001. to her brother. Tilos.
HunoTT, of tinder, in the couuty of Salop ; cud
10,000/. to her si-ter CIi•RLOTTE, alto is also
named residuary legatee. Besides pecuniary lega-
cies, two oil ter son p wrens are left to the *0 dough-
tens of the late Eail of GUILFORD, the stintr-box
presroted to his grenilfat her, lay FasnEttice, Prince
of Wales, with his Royal Highness's miniature in
enamel OU the lid. Iler 1-411y:ship's sets of ame-
thysts Hatt of topra sa are directed to be sold fur the
iiiiepoi:cm of leer will. The buleanl, of herself and
the late Earl are particularly leineutbered.
On Friday the Bth islet. • very excellent dinner
was provided by Mr. T. ildsmisws, the slew Ion&
laid, et the Swett InorMighworilt..of which upwards
of seventy of the neighbouring Gretirateru.partook ;
thg Chair was ably tilled by W. Cumin, E.g.
'uny Tel 11410 tints stem drank, cud the day
pawed In IlIeMOl4 harmonwnswinl convivial.aeumwr.
In the moire of the evening Messrs. Timm amid
Wii.I.IAIIS. from 69111(1011, sod Messrs. Moss and
VARRYM its, riirertsitietl the company with several
curl kat aoqr•

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