The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

SHREWSBURY HUNT.

The hunt-week has been distinvf.hed
tntrely by excellent field sport, hut by the ni,
intellectual enjoyment of " vottiptionia moan!:
and by the maturing of plans of utility and ',cosi-
ficence.

The Ball-room on Thorsday night ove►Anwed
with rank, fashion, and beauty. Among the emu.
pony were--_

The Right Hoe. Lord Hill, Earl and Countess of Pnrrl.
Earl Bradford, Earl Denbiwk, Viscount Beware, Lunt
Kenyon, Lord Arthur Hill, Lady K. Foresirr, Ludy PipN•
Sir W. and Lady Williams Wynn, Sir J and Lady K Powel
Sir A. and Mrs. Corbel, Sir E. and Lady Smythe, Sir J. Hil
Sir F. Hill, Sir Robert Hill; Mrs. Mr. R. Moo. and Mik
Itschael Hill, Sir H. Edwardes, Sir T. Jones, How R H.
Clive, M►. Trevor, Hos. T. Kenyon, Hon. and Rev. R
Hill, Colonel Charlton and family, Colour! Lyster and fi
oily, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Aston), Mr. and Mrs. Ornish:
Gore, Mr. and Mrs. P. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Amillilet,
Ml... Mrs. and Mif4 Parker, Mr. Cooke and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Procter, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. U. Path,
Mr. and Mrs. Spading, Rev. Dr. Butler and family, Mr
and Mrs. Woken Jones, Dr. Darwin and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Powell (141anteos), Mr. ■nd Mrs. R. Maury, Mr. and
Mrs. Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Butfield, Major, Mrs. awl
Miss Belton., Mr. and Mrs Kinnersley, Mr. and• ilia. tV
Ownn, Mr. Oakciry, and Mrs. C nappel Wodetionsr, Mr. ant
Mrs. H. Wynn, Mr. and Miss :Mayans, Mr. and Mr ii Myt.
tor, Mr. mud Sirs. Wilford, Misers. Pelham, Stews. t, Haneor,
Hunt, More, Gibbons, Benson, Saudfor4, R. H. 4 r, R.
Pryce, Party, L.ytun, Bayley, Gm ilk, Norio ry, &c. &v.

On Wednesday there was a very respectabi
Coursing Meeting in Hatfield Park. Athot4ll
sorne 'parts the ground was very hind and elipi •ry
the hares ran remarkably well. there havong Ire-,
only one brace killed during the day. La!:
SA LISBURV. mounted on one of her hunters,
present all day, and, with her usual polite concit•
seension, ridded greatly to the pleasures of the tirlu.

STAG HUNT—On Tuesday a stag was tomtit out at Nat
teribbe Hall, near Montgomery, the resieleere of Cf.,l .
Davies, before the Stag Hounds of Lord Visenout
Al. P. The noble animal look towards the lowa of Muni
pinery, thence down the Shropshire Vale to the Misegrov,
and crossed Chirhary Bottom to Beckley Wood and to it.
village of Churchstuke, where, being hard pressed, he
into the Parsonage-House! The clergyman's lody a••as 1.,
the room when the unexpected visitor arrived. The hem.
man and gentlemen came up in about a minute, when ild,
found the animal at the lire and theihouada at hay: he
then taken. It was a eery Beet, but out a long chase
On Friday night an inquest was held at the Buffalin
Head, New-road, before T. Stirling, Esq on the body ,
William Felgale, aged 4'. The deceased was taiadce at
the Bee Hive, iu Crawford-street, Hurl bad been tOMc day
previous to his death in a continued state of iiituxiestioi.
On Thursday night us lie went to bed, he desired a mai, it
call bin: at five o'clock next morning, but although he an
called at the easel time, lie did not then get up. Ab,uit
seven o'clock when the servant girl Pale down stairs, she as/
astonislted at nut finding the tap-room firs alight, our th.
deceased, and in coa.sequenee apprised her master of ile
circumstance, who proceeded to look for the man up state
but in his absence, the girl saw the legs of the deceased
above the top of the water.bntt, and gave the alarm. Wilt
great difficulty, the body was got out, but was quite tietol
The supposition is, that the deceased got up in his alert.,
and went to get some water, when be fell into the
a pewter pot was found in it, or else that he eJoimitt,i
self-destruction. The litter opinion prevailed arnenip,
the Jury, who considering that his intuxication was sutii
cient to produce temporary derangement, retuined a vet ila
of " Luxury'.