The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-23 00:00:00

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FASIIIONABLR NOVRKIINTS.

The Dnhe of Devonshire is expected in town this dry
from his seat, Hardwick, Derliyishire.
The &swap? Duchene of lincrieweh has left lowa Oft a
'Wig to Lord and Lady kiiiiitagu, at their seat, Lag Di.
too, &imp.
East and Conntess Cowper leave town tcr•itrorrow fur C,c,
Pavilion, Oriental.

The Earl and Countess of Harreeby mid family err el-
peritd in town to-morrow or Friday, ter the Oaiwou, Gent
their beat, Sameloll Hall, Ste ffordahirr.
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lii Earl and Comities of Sefton sad family are exported
in loon on Tuesday nest, from their seals Cruatetis bah,
near Liverpool.

Sir Robert Bunten, Bart Isms arrived at his house in flu-
ky-street from his seat, Shadwril trodre, Norfolk.
Lord and Lady Berwick and (amity hare arrived at their
!loose in Grammer-square, (ruin their seat, Attingliam
sear Shrewsbury, Salop.
Mr. tad Mrs. Boring and faintly are rtpected to wire
this day or to morrow at their 11111,11, in Berkeley-slipr
from their seat, Sumerly House, near Ringwood, limits.
Mrs. Udney has arrived at her house i• Portegal-strbt
from Southampton.
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Countess dr. Grey has Ifft town for her seat, Paltry
!Resole, far a few days.
The Marebioneas of Exeter left lowa yeeterdei fee her
seat at Rorhampion.
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Sir Robert and Lady Lision 101 l the Royal Hotel, St.
James's vtreet, yesterday, for Brighton
Min. Broadhead and family are arrived at their ►ogee in
Betio-ley-striate, from their mai, Holy-grove, ITladsor.
Hon. Mrs De Blamviere has left Thomas's Hotel, Beikela
square, for Bsilt ; also Colonel amyl Mrs. Caldwell
R. Boyle, E.q. has arrived at Borithasn's Hotel, Lost?
Brook-street, from Cheltenham

The Earl of Claariearde ba• left the Chkreadon Heel,
Bond.xureet, for Oxford

T. L. l'initeT, Loy, y arsillssial his bolos, Gsysgs-seteer
Hauovec-equare.

His Grecs the Duke of Dcvonsutac, who it
spending his Christmas at Flatdwick Hell, nesr
1111.auslield, on Monday evening week, with his mod
',burbly, gave his upper servants and their friends
amongst Ids tenantry, a supper and bull, at whirii
his Uwe and the Nobility and Gentry, who are at
present on a vi.it at that place, condrscrnding!y
joined in the festive dance.
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Renishaw *Hall was on Tuesday week o scene of
festive smuseineaS. Sir Osostee mod Lady SIT-
WELL, with their accustomed condescension and
kindness, invited a noniber of their most respect.
side tenants and neighbours to a Christmas dune?
and entertainment. About eight o'clock. Sir
GEORGE aud his amiable Lady. along with their
'visitors, entered the ball-room, where they seemed
highly gratified with the company assembled;
dancing immediately commenced, and was con-
tinued with &ft spirit and eclat, the family most
condescendingly participating in the amusement.
At eleven the company was ushered into en note-
room, where an elegant cold collation was set oat.
and the side-tables well famished with neggs an,:
every other refreshment. The dance was afterward.
renewed with the greatest 'MatsuiON and prolonged
till four o'clock in the morning. This
,mark of at-
tention to the inhabitants of Renislitsw is not rite
only instance of liberal feeling and kindness on the
' part of both Sir Gaoling and his deniable Lady.
which has served to endear thou in the estimation
of their tenantry and neighbours.
At Crief}, the most considerable town oa the
estate of Perth. • great public dinner wag wren
oil Wednesday last, in the Assembly Kumla attached
to the Drummond Arms Inn, to celebrate the bill!,
of an heir to the Right Hon. Lord GWYDYB,
ALEXANDER M`LAITEIN, Esq. of Broil', in ter
Chair—supported by ..the. most respectable inha-
bitants of the tote ond its vicinity. After the
health, of the day.' sad• the toasts which are due tn
paint:intim sod loyalty. the principal branches of the
united houses of Perth and Gwydvr were giros
with cliques:ice, and received with applause, and the
evening ended as it began, with that p, fret
and good-will which the auspicious event win—,
well calculated to produce. The minks of att.ch-
metit and respect which have been no itivei,:ar.,
this occasion, in every hamlet on the estate, front,
Inc wild glens of the Trussaclis, to the cuutine..4
Angus and Strathmore, are perhaps more
stile to Sil parties, when they proceed as in thIS riSt,
from a class of respectable individuals who do nut
directly participate either as tansies or ',.tali in
the distinguished liberality of Lord aud Lea,.
G D., ; but sthisaherosielves independent, cute:
apoutatienosly forwent to offer this ii•Ayle Lodi
their compliments of tongrstu:atitai, nu all q.v.',
which prourisil to carry the name of Diteustos.•
BURRELL to posterity.
Mr. RALPH LAWITOR had nctirly met with
seriatim accident a few days ago .while hunting. ifi•
horse after takieg a leap fell, awl Mr. Loosens
was thrown on the ground. one of feet remitnela
test iu the stirrup: the spirited anim,il rmmrihatelr
rose and gellopped otfi, Fortunately, Mr. Lanstros
had nut beets dragged many 'cads when the Minim*
by which his boot was fmtened at the knee gS"
way, and his leg was thus. released front tie hoot,
which continued find is the stirrup. To this pro-
vidential eireourt.soce Mr. LAIIETON, who, se
rejoice to hear, received no material,inpiry, perhael
owes the preservation of his life.--1 Varkaus
verther. Jenswary 17.)
A sort of andassehe has taken plane near Cher
IlOw. It appeals that shout three wives of that rot
of the Mortridge Wood, which Ties betweett the
I.sver's Leap in Pieretfiehl Walks and „the clad
Bath, has chidden down towirils the river. carryitte
with it some fir-trtes. the • undorwood, and solve
rocks. It was, doubtless, otaaaiesnied by the le'rie
quantity of rain which has la'e!y