The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-29 00:00:00

VIIE rmdos VORT.

iiroltetday, et three o'clock, his Mejeety held h
Com at his Palace iu Palt-msll.
The Decline of Gloucester and the Doke of
VGA spent the 'morning with his Mojaasy from
twelve o'clock to the cousinencensent of the Court,
which woo attended by—
The Lord Chancellor, die Lord Presides. of
the First Lard of the Transom the Lard Privy Seel, the Se-
cretaries ofikone Cr the Hoene, Foreign. sod Cidosiel ILA
perinea*. the Allinierttesersi of she Ordnesee, the Fret
Lord Otter Adakalry. the Prestdest of the hosed of On-
tail, the Vhaseeeher 'Of the Dalt, of Lastest*, Mb Lad
sies*Lotti Siserdid, Sir limiter Sr ilie Hone, the
•Calipaidier erf the iiiitariaki. the Teraina dirties Horse.
INK the Levi Chirellisticv albs Coors of lag's Beach,
the Weirder of Laski, the Seri of Hsalardee, Viscount
lobelia. Vises's% Sidennotli. Lord lartiefels, Diboll Modes
bane Sir Woad Tlierstai, Messes. F. Lamb, Lifter tit.
Be. he. ht.
Viseount Chabot was presented to Majesty
'Ton his departure for Paris.
The Right Hoe. Sir K. Theiraten was presented
OD his Majesty'. gracious •aptitasent Iwo to
a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Beth.
Captain Bligh, R.N. had an audience of his
Majesty, to deliver. the insignia of the Bath. woes
by his Isle father, Admiral See Richard Rodney
Bligh.
The Recorder of London was introduced to the
King in Co•ontel, and made his report of the four-
tee* coriviets capitally convicted at the Session
before last at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey.
His Majesty. after receiving the Recorder's re•
port, held a Privy Council, et which the Earl of
Hentingdon wen introduced and sworn iu Governor
of Dominica.
Colonel Wodeboase was introduced to the Coos.
oil, aid sworn to Lord Lieutenant for the county
of Norfolk.

Lord Borghersh and the Hon. Frederick Lamb
were introduced add sworn io Members of the
Privy Council, and took their seats at the Beard
*evadingly.
His Majesty gave sadiesees to the Earl of Her.
mil*, the Earl of .Liverpoel, Mr. Peel, the Mar.
gets of Leadundertt, Viscount Sidmooth, Mr.
Wynn. &c.
The Court broke up 'boot half-peat six o'clock.

FINE ARTS.
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MR. WYATT'S TWO MONUMENTS.

The Oseetapb to the Prioress CIIARLOTTIt being *ow
completed, le opened for isle/cedes. The milditloas to the
leers we bow base remarked est, are two heady Motes
easeloped be white robes. Perhaps tbere is mietelblisi of
meeeteery be the oeeepatiest of the beasts:; end yet it
wowed' Seely with the light of the superior ;reap to the
MANS of imemertality. The west being esimpirte, sod
waespod, as it has bees, with the gement apprelatiese ef MI
who hare lespeMed it, the task of criticises le at ap elad.
We had as oppertuaity of examitsing one gam of the
modelling foe the sweetmeat of Gewge 111. it le 11e head
of a hem, mod awe is • model .1 mearlpi whole Igen
besides, shawl completed. loth of them an Wbe exhi.
bleed be tb. Cemseitiee, who ell ego tie beige at the
Thatched Mews Tavern ea ftworday. lb.p trill do Mr. Wyse t
mere sisal ism the sewn of origleal art thee way whereof his
reele. Thep are .k. aserigh so set at rest his
just sow put be tptestino lo the emaagemeet the mill
ereliesone-
mew. It will be know* rie Saturday hew the demotes of
wets • meters may reach is depriving as areamplished sad
embeelostie artist of the benellts of his ewe Mate,
as Moe& forward lint of ell by hirneeK end @dope-
ed ewe sod over again by pattootige awl* gathered
towards the oisjeet by his seal to bosom. the arm trod elevate
Me fiery of his eseetry, by swigging • ealtalliS moiseasest
to one etf her meet beloved Kings.

nu QUEEN'S PLATII.

Wednesday there wss a meeting of the Deseret Committee
oppoleted to massage the Subseriptioe for the PINS iistesded
to have been ►resented to ►er late Majesty fakeers Comities,
wide; was numeroesly attended, it heeling born heliostat
that the meeting was held for the purpose of restiveag the
Report of the Sub.C,onimittee appointed to wpeHalaad Iles
'amnia' of the approved design, sod fur the purpose la
tekleg into conaideratiois the best mode of appleSeg tholes.
haste to perpetuate the memory of that illustrious
Mose • clock NI*MILD WOOD, En. 111 P. wee called to
the Chair, sod boldly stated the particular obeeets of tie
Meedeg.
The Secretary thee reed the Report of the SeleCommittee,
which met with Me emaninsotte approval of the Gemmel
Committee.
A cast, after the desire of &Mothers', Rag , wee exhibited
w►iich gave enlernal aatisfactiom. It is 4 feet 3 iodise high.
sod has ■ triangular base, the sides of which sesta inches
i■ breadth. This base allegorically represents ills lased
of Albite le the form of a pyramidial rock, from the
seventh of whin rives a column of oak. On .me of
the sides of the ruck is repreented t►e !sadist of
her Majesty at Dover, amid the enthusiastic greetings of
the people ; and on the other the presentation of the as.
marrows Addrerses of Congratulative ea the detest of the
Bill of Pates mod Pesalties. At the base of the tole.■ of
oak are reeled three Ageing, representing the isdestrieus
•lion of the reentry.
appropriation of the balmier; which Is cessiderable,
was then takes halo cousiderstiom ; mod it was Reeolired—
" That it is the opinion of Skis Coosenittor that the ha.
lance of the Subscription for the Pate, unrolled to have bees
peesseted ap her late Majesty Queen Caroller., should be ap.
preprinted towards 'precursor a Monument to he► mismoiy"
A Committee was appoi■ted to rotsehier of the hest mode
Of eserying the foregoieg Resolution isle effect, and to report
thereon resetting to the coiling of m public swain for the
Femme.

We learn with pleasure that ALFKID COIL many
years Soperiniend.nt of the Menagerie at Esetet
'Cassie. is appointed keeper to his Majesty's Royal Neu-
ritis is tbe Tower a Looks, and ere have ao doubt that
soder his judicious asuageaseat that Natives! Eatabltsbraeot
well wen become ace of the ant is Europe.
TEere was the smallest 'bow of beasts at Stam-
ford fair oa Moutiay the 18th that las been known
for forty years. Stores sold at better loaves than
of bate; but mested beasts were not to be dispoiord
of at any negotiable proportion of vilee. The
like may be ohserved of the sheep fair,
,which was
moderately Isreet

Yesterday sienniglit an unfortunate accident oc-
curred in Lincoln. At the tune Mr. Wsimams's
party were canvassing near the Gowt Bridge, the
horses belonging to a waggon, which .t that mo-
ment was passing, became restive on hearing the
music, and before they could be made governable.
ran over • little boy in the crowd, who was pre-
vented getting out of the way by the confusion and
pressure occasioned by the waggon hastily going
on. His jaw and kg were shattered to pieces ; he
was conveyed to a surgeon, but his recovery is hope-
less. Mr. Wit.i.tars humanely rendered his as-
instance, and expressed the enamel concern for this
lamentable accident.