The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-22 00:00:00

SAD 311sItAP At pnizrettriiiiit

PIG Owes, the nereaatti4 It ‘d prepared bit AV Weer*t
With his Istituto at Clrelteuham eri &sturdily, otogl• **megaton
cowpony were amemtded upon the °et hut Seat as the
lilting of Ihp balloon had beau accomplished. woiwollaufaud-
, iwg the gram difficulties artain from the toarsestwous elate
taf, the weather, the set•work at the top, worn by iscesaant
friction kern the agitatiou of the triad, rave way, and the
expectations of a most respectable ansemblage was sorest-
. isastely diseppoiutrd. It is sot poustile to convey any
' adequate notiou of the dciprrAticor with which Mr. Carrell
.mw hat hopes foe the premiss& deetruycd, and whist( bet sloe
forcible oporsoitioa of his fries& preventait hirs from we-
pending with las bailouts in Us incomplete condition. sad'
*lama Ais tarritspla Aolding on hp a swell rope, it:hereby
44 datnictigs NB* 41 Asa ken inevitable.

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ruk ruslir CLUB..
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Msle Club bald Hi minivermey ow lied untlaT. ealai consider-
lag the unropitiosisa state of the weather is the early part of
the day, made altogether a very splendid appearance. it
was an aquatic fete given, to the Ladies, and concluded srklia
a dejtama a lafounclietie and a bill_ The company sesetar
bled at Cumberlaml Ciusdies na twelve 0'40014 and, sot.
withstanding the rah; fell in torrents, and with every appear.
sate of coolinuing,lhe Club Wei honoured with a numerous
assemblage of ibeir fair friends. No small matiety was
poartrayed in Mc comitestatices of the younger branches, in
fear of the disappointment (rum :he inauspicious appearance
albs day; and She scr:uus look and significant shake of
the bead of the more matronly part of the compaui, grassed
to forebode most cruel disappointment. However, &Mu(
two o'clock the gun burst forth in sidesulki majesty, au4
lighted up in hope and joy the many lovely coutatroancee it
shone upon. Immediately the embarkation took place is.
six.handminely-dgeorah d *huller, each erred by six water-
men, dressed in theitrery of six different lire-olikee, and
steered by a King's bargeman, in the splendid costume of
the royal livery. These were surrounded by the funnies of
the Members, mist the whole led by the Admiral in the eight-
reared barge of the Club: in the evoke was an excellent mili-
tary band. About half past two the signal gun was lired,
bad the procession moved, the band playing a favourite tie of
Mozart.
—it Secure the painted vessels glide,
The aaa-heasas trembling on the fluattag tide;
While melting music steals erns the asy,
slied setstited rood; along the waters dip.
Smooth flow the waved, the mphyrs rally play,
The ladies smiled, and shale world was gay."
The party porsised its coarse above Richmondl and re-
turned to the Castle, where ea elegant dinner was provided;
we say dinner, for, altlioagb It was modestly termed a de.
jeviti, it had ell the substantial reqiisites, with a plenitude
of the better delicacies. Quadrilles commenced at eight,
with s spirit and determination which had every *precinct
of a conlinumee to the next ravolvillS eight; 11,0i/ewer the
acrid hour of twelve cluseS the pleasures of the day, to the
Mitsf*etion and regret, we should think, of every individual
resent.
The l'ouny Club we believe hes been established upwards
of 20 years, and though its 'Mien is purely that of plenary
d(if we except the encouragement and rewards it gives to
eserving water:pen), its harmony sod existence hap beep
uninterrupted, a thing highly creditable to the
who compose it. The Whip, Chita. are all gone, Cricket
Clubs have no long existence, mid C•ln assemblies where
there are the charms of the sr* to fascinate and hold tqile-
ther, are, generally wiling, but 'Let lived. The members
on Ptatisrdory weir eertaiuly highly honoured ; there was an as
errablage of lovely and accomphebed women which is very
rfflely equalled—
, " Helms n's last beat gift, *NJ ever sew delight.r

tee` et to,itate that as jowl Fisto#o4 Er+
L,M.Pf for the caul of 'Leis. wee ceramists Goo
Chichester to his residence at Stanehma.oa Than.
dry night, thorn's the heavy storm of thunder and
lightning. the postillions mistook the road. owing
to the darkness of the night, and the carriage rim
overturned into a grovel-pit end-eompleirly alirta
iered, and Mr. Vt.sittates eras frecittred in' two
thires. Mr.. FLI*IIO, 'who was she iu the car-
Asp, providerdiriflY escaped' istihurt.
A French Paper ssys.....tr We have already given
us aCcutint of the.rairages ceased by the storm of
"Joan the 15th in the depsiiiiiiat of -.lade. flail.
alOpes teil which wetgried floes lo'sline pciunds.
it will requite several yeses to retrierre the dirsattre
of that. day. Thr lass swortined• is estimated ut
.nearlythree (*runes/'
Yeste`idaY 'aveiti_tig,"-ab;aut right o'clock. a fire
brake out at Mr. fulieses'e (hee.Reacit'a) eircp.
' library. Vinegar-yard. nearly. °remote the
sonsh-side of Drury-lane 'Theatre. The family
were froth home, but front the timely iatetreitoCe
of dir Neighbours the tire was soon suppressed
without any material injury.
Satardry evening, about eight o'clock,
broke.nut in the workohopir of Mesorif AiT6,i and
kfils,lgrinfgumcilt-tisstriv, to Toticaluitia
etreet, TotrenPrso-court-read, which' was not soh.
titled until it had entirely conaunted o'he pressieer.
it oppewrs.to hatre'beers curientery bar the Mee tip.
ploy,:d in tide chnerit to go every artirelayeeeolug '
'to rederfint their arriges-st the tither house 6elriging
to this firm, in anti, unfortuniteTy, on
this occasi9n a candle had bre); left boron% by
on. of the'intira, which elimmunteatiej lei the shoe.
insti, 64 before any ellitient assistance could he
ohlinal•d'the premises were in agree.
MI/tlttin 'am? Tineek.-rThe raiteh betw4n
'Were cerebrated piffitios was snide on Tuesday
Keening, 'at the pe.t2e Tavern, tfo)rni frit Joe
gpllrKa ir.ilde,'the battle tp take 'pia ors
Of 'Seitteetiberi• 20/ aside being now deposited in
the' haiiiti 'Or to be Math asuietift. the
abtfiLr`AtArtirt, pits, the whole of the slaked to be
'ms4le on the Igth of Sri)finthei, at Mr.
the favourite pt 6 to fr