The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

THE LATE EDIVARD JERNINGHAH. ESQ.

The removal of the remains of Ms amiable and lamented
Gentleman from hi. hunbe in Boltun•row, fur Interment in
the family vault in Norfolk, was sowed io a forwirr Paper.
The hearse (draw■ by six horses), Iwo mouruiug costlier%
and attendant carriages, arrived at Costessey about none
o'clock on Thursday twining. Being met at the easier*
gale of the park by Sir George Jerniughbso, Sir Richard Bed.
ingfietd, and other gentlemen, they continued their course,
In blow and solemn prurerstoe to the Chapel, ■t the doors or
which the body we■ rereivrd by Sir Geurge's domestic chap-
lain (the Bev. Mr. Huberrbeth), encoded by the Acolytes,
and there deposited fur the 'sight, before the altar. The COSOI
wa■ covered with a pall of black vel►et, surrammuted by a
large plaint of feathers.
On F.iday mintier, the funeral rites, sem ding to the
forme of the Rums. Catholic Church, commented shout
nine o'clock. The service was performed by the Hey. Mr.
Hasenbeili, assisted by the Rev. Messrs. Stroireth'arni,
Bridge, and D'Eterville, of Norwich. This religious etre.
~venial, which had an impostog efeei, concluded at twelve
o'clock. The buds, was then lowered nolo the vault under
the alter.

There were present on this truly allieting ocessinia.
Sir George and Lady Joriiiugham. and the .moaner
beseeches of the family, Sir Richard Dediugfield, Captain
Dared, and other friends of the deceased, besides a nu-
merous swathing, of Inhabitants of the village, and
persons from Norwich, all anxious to pay the last sad
testimony of hearthlt respect to an Individual, who its
life was universally esteemed, and in death universally la-
mented—who was equally the pride and delight (Asa ancient
and hostansesbla family as ornament to society; and a
credit lo his coustry.

rAUXHA LL CANORNS.

We have seldom witnessed a more elegant mem.
blsge of company than the one which filled and
graced this delightful spot on Friday evening, nor
did we ever witness more of that decorum and po.
!itemise which reigns atno.ig private families of re-
spectability road fashion. The pubes in groups of
from half a dozen to twenty, began to crowd in
long before nine o'clock, and it was near one
o'clock before the last of them arrived. The pre-
potations for this night's entertainment were uncom-
monly expensive and splendid, and the visitors
evinced by their general demeanour I perfect tipple.
bation of the visual bouquet which was prepared for
their gratification. The following were a part of
the fashionable. present :
The Portuguese Ambassador, Duke de Gaiche. Corot
de Vous, Duchess of Rutland. Earl of Shrewsbury, Earl
sod Countess of Blesiatea, Countess Romberry, Countess
Arvada, Lady Reny, Lord Robert Manlier., Lord Fo►-
teseue, Sir B. Cudrington, Sir B. Hobbes.", Sir F. !lorded,
Lady Pule, Sir F.Around ■u.) Lady Lamm, Sir W. W. Wyss,
Lady Callen Smith, Sir E. Codriagion, Mr. aim Its wpm.,
Mr. Calcraft, Culuael &skier, Mr. Denim Kiuraird, acc.
kc.

SADLER'S WELLL—During the lust week this
theatre has received an universal portion of pubic
patronage. PtEace Eunm's Tons and Jerry still
continues to elicit the plaudits of owe, flowing and
fashionable audiences. )(BELAY'S it,imitahle per-
sonation of Jerry, are understand. has gaintd I
an excellent engagement at Covent-garden Theatre
fur three years.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. STFPIIEN K awns
is in such a dangerous state, that hi. son, Mr. ft
KRlllll.lt, and brother, Mr. C. K LIM r.t, have deem-
ed it n. enmity to quit town fur hie residence at
Durham.

On the Slit of last month the shock of an earth.
quake was very ►ensibly felt at Notes. It also es.
tended to Anger.. Mort, and even to Tours.—
(Parts Paper.)

On Thursday Iltit an inquest was held before Mr.
Boat r, one of. the Coroners of the University
of Oxford, on the body of THOMAS MUSGRAVE,
Esq. aged 40, Commoner of
University College,
youngest son of the late Sir JOHN C. Musoasys,
Bart. of Eden Hall, Cumberland, who was un-
fortunately drowned, near Wiry, on the preceding
evening. by accidentally falling over the aide of a
boat. Every exertion was immediately made to re-
cover the body, end as soon Hs it sees found, the
means recommended by the Humane Society to
restore armatatiou were instantly resorted to. but us
twenty-five minutes had elapsed before it was found,
they were unavailing. The Jury returned a verdict
of—At eldest oily Drowsed.
The body of Mr. ADAMSON, senior, one of the
sufferers by the fatal accident off Southport, Wee
found late on the evening of Monday week; and
on Thursday the remains of the father and son were
interred at Winwick church. They were met at
Newton by about 300 of their worktuen and on im-
mense CUrnit:OUISE of spectators, who accompanied
them to the place of interment. The body of Major
GBAARD was found on Cockerham Sandv' about
eight miles south-west of Lancaster. We have not
learnt that the body of the Rev. Mr.CRAITUOINII
has yet been timed.

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