The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Earl of Rossiya, Lord Loughborough, sad Lady J.
St. Claw, hare left lowa for &ocher Hooks Fifeshire.
Lord Willoughby de Broke has left toast us a tour.
Lord Lesiedosk has arrived at Worrea's Hot. 1, Repot-
greet from Paris. The Mo. Mr. Edwards has loft ditto
oa a ;oar.

Lijy Eleanor Lowther will km town to-morrow fur Co.
looel Maacklow's seat in Northaniplosobrre.

Sir Wm. sad Lady A'Court said family are expected is
lava to morrow from Bath.

The Hos. General Keppel has arrived at his hoses in
Cliarles.atrees, Berkeley-square, from ►i. brother'. (ilie Earl
of Fowls) seat, C,ashinituary Park, Herts.
The Hon. Henry Goulbure, M.P. left lova yesterday for
Dublin Castle.
Mr. mid Mrs. Keane Fitzgerald have left tows fee
Bright...
Henry Seymour, Esq. left loon yesterday far his seat
%mbar., Bedfordshire.
Mr. and Mrs. M'Neill have arrived at Blake's Hotel, Jet-
mya•streel, from Bath.
Douglas Kinaaird, Esq. and Miss Kinsaird have left tow■
for Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and family arc expected to leave
town to-morrow for Scotland.

The Stage Coach Duties Bill, which has passed
the House of Commons, levies a duty of oue penny
■ mile, on any carriage or vehicle, with two or more
wheel., not bring upon springy, and which be
used for conveying passengers for hire to or from
different places, and drawn by one horse only ; of
two-pence a mile, if drawn by two horses only ; sad
of three-pence a mile, if drawa by (me Write only,
and having springs.
On Friday night last a temporary gallery erected
in the Assembly-room. at York, for spectators of
the exhibition of the Battle of Algiers, gave way,
and caused many broken limbs sad other disasters.

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The meeting intended to be called in thiceity
take into consideration the horrible cruelties at pre-
sent perpetrated in Turkey in Europe, is, we un-
derstand, deferred till after his M&JITY.• Visit t•
Scotland is over, to pretreat the possibility •f its
which

to our crew
.Wlll roused' rrOM a. creep steep ay a to occupy, however discouraging the surrunidling obprilb.
•ItuLIOINI ii over, to forewent the possibility of its aJa10•141../1. .73.4• Le, vs um etscistri .... v....7,n ... -•-NI -1;;;;I t-liis day fury so Messrs. BATTER end Co. plunderer pellnig the jacket lion bit body, and otbers Or tislllerlog and sedum'', Ike enticements.
being and by party politico, with which it had no husband, previous to the elopement of which the
a bux cootaining 64 pairs of boys sad girls oboes, end 24 km. were awakened from their @limber by having 'be begs The Miler, of the MoNseass nirosigly imptiats au it.e .
concern, that the objeotwae to embarrass oar E. public have lately heard. so much. Joint BEN NlitT, . • .
fiber caps fur buys, all manufactured in a prim& school in upon which their beads reposed, drawn away front mind the iaamireciable valet of the people's artschateiit
votive Gowerameot to their foreign relaf shoemaker, in Si. Smlwell's, deposed, thot be culled this village, and though not so well made as ran be ob. them ID a country peuressieg to be eivllleed, and under • kind pirouette. g Ruler : the tremulous apersaMmo and va-
(Glasgow Castrate./ on the Defendant to borrow 7s. She said she could tensest it a shop, yet I &OW hot libel will prove serviceable the Government and penteetion of the British sceptic, bement erects ef rash pledgee of disappointed love, in tbs.
Order of the Court of Chancery, made Slit f put him in a wry to get 201. ;he asked how, and sad acceptable to the poor childres in lrelaud." did oath as instance of flagrant inhumanity ever before troubled mind of the Prieeem Qui:sire, sett laffris very..
• ,n a cause, DAY and MARTIN. Blau 18ii i sheb-ow band. Site
" i!yedpuhisoning my rogue of a bus. We are sorry to report that Mr. GIIIIII, and his occur!—such conduct ought to be prosecuted with the wholesome inotruction to °Seers eudertaking professions
111 itlsoufacturers, agaisst &annex Moto f aad 'list stuff mixed companion Mr. GIIIFFiTII4, are still lying et Turk utmost severity." and services, for the perferniaoce of the ditties of whieii • 1
GIORGI NICHOLSON, A • sad Engraver., 11 pool.— -he
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some
white
she I)euii. in a very precarious state; and when we re-
up in • tes.cup, which she said A moat interesting trial for defamation, brought thelyleare.h.noi consopetently mialslied. .
are- &mon, • very lively enterlaiiiing
" Thst an lajoactiun do issue to restrain you thevemild Ds.on by the Rev. Mr. HAMMING against his Rector,
.satTittrreini6caerkosfhpcierfluour
alineceealioeturest ir
irottiohiefin
...iferiej,
ofterrilt',7lle, lth.
had got to poison the rats with, but she did not fleet that the height from which they MI is esti-
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fendasta, Samuel Nicholson mud George Niehohiosi, your thinlr. it was strong enough, and gave him money mated at little less than forty feet, it would seem the Rev. Mr. EsiaTWOOD,
Servants, Atom, and Woi Inen, and each of yuu, and earl was tried het week to
‘Velfurd, end occupied all Wedneoday and the ' denghtfai comfort, of life. mass yeses sae the rowdies NI 1
sad every ef them, under the Penalty of 5,0001., to be levied to go to Mr. Russet to buy some more. Ile that nothing but uu interpositionof Providence could
d k d for someto isou rats; went an sr e anneals p 0 Mr. have saved their live* even till now. Though, we Reenter part of Thursday. A verdict woe obtained this story etaprioysol ette theishicat pea of the lute clunk Mt., .
opea your said each of your and their sad each awl every Dibdin, la a very delightful onosicai aftrrpiece called The
Ruses told him max comics was better, end gave isadersteud, they have not yet been pronounced out fur the Plaintiff of 5001. damages; and 6d. c"th ,
of their Lode, Goods, and Chattel., to our use, from cot- Padlock; and which,. with * judicious alklitions thin
hag or engraving upon Wooden Blocks, or in any other him some. While his &palatial was making. the of (longer, yet as they have tertaitily evinced signs The Assises of Roscommon terminated on Thurs. trauslatieo may runtish, it may possibly be foilud worth the
71"4") say Labels, bring copies or rse.siwiles, or emits. Defendant cried bitterly, and exclaimed—" Lard of amendment, we anxiously hope that our next ac- day. Judge Burrow presided in the Crown, and while of his so leas classical Ma to revive. * -
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sots
aforesaid
Labels used by the Complaieants as such Part.
pisisaforrtsa, id have mercy upon me !" A conversation then took counts will be decidedly favourable. The sympathy Serjeant LEYROY in the Record Court.- The cc- The SPiiisk 'ROA [,nip wwwowoor• many Wearied ,- -
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or soy Labels or description to which the (replete, sedguewbieraits is tie thirster of our osavo•soo.• ,:-' It- 7ltt Cow place between the Counsel arid Attorneys, on the which has been evinced by all ranks for their suffer- lender was eery heavy. containing no less thou 160
0 s said names or firm of Day and Martin shelf muss mu rim Oh, and mum catchiest utremvatairos,
Este ale appearance of being subscribed or annexed as a amount of bail necessary. Mr. STaans said he nip must be deeply interesting to their feelings, persons for trail. Usatinick and Bradgee pulped*, peetiliar to the purity bed ettergy of that st.yervisp's feign, .
steamere thereto; and from making and forming, from sec* feared he should Le obliged to leave Exeter. to be aud in the event of their recovery, must ever be • and son, for the unnatural murder of the wife of delightfully gratifying to stray Briton. fu th‘s historical
wooden
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hereto;
or other coaravisgs, ea mould or moulds, safe (rota his wife. Mrs. STititre (in great agony)— source of grateful recollection. We heir that a sob- the latter, were to be executed on Saturday. 'lewd, the reider will be charmed with the just sod glissiee
alp re_ c_ias le!.
_of.the treriyisi.es_aad co_ mt,n.a riding euartiori.r y it. r_
and treat cams fromsuchmould 'IP'
7 st„eo„pt „I: or
worlds
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metal
or
" I won't isjure liim--I wort% injure him u pitt's •seription has been opened at Cheltenham for Mr. Thomas Murray, William Giraghly, and Thomas
atm; and from selling aey womb,*
block, or othe
a,_ar Pugs,inpu basun/ such Labels crt tharemay of two ___in goo/. each,
point." It was ultimstely agreed to take the bail GHIEN and his family, which is liberally supported. 611 wt for burglary and rObbery, received sett- 1.47_11._Ta'.1..•_, e• lu. , 18!"1"11", ."g*"Y• a■ 6 P•r"Y ''
• m • DN.'S,' ISlSollstswoinota, postmaird by a (tidy of bien
from itch
()r moulds,
• 'metal or stereotype plate ur plates east from such - --- r*---- for her appearance at The balloon, we understand, was vectored in the attics of death. Pekor Geary. Jones tokreono • rank and influence at queer Elisabeth% court, became she
or Ivor mould or moulds made or fumprd I the Seseiomi to answer the charge,—(Shtrborwe neighbourhood of Northampton. on Wednesday and Michael Mansell. for burglary end rubbers • eruu:d sot sacrifice her engaged affections so her sop, by ~
woodea blocks or other engravings." •I Mercury.) last, but much injured.—(Ghtucesior Journal.) sere l'kets•se sentenced to de:Ph. which, Crum the Wight of beastly, the yvung 'why was reduc.il ' •
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