The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-13 00:00:00

11EYNELL AUNT DINNER AND BALL.

Oa Tuesday the Derby Race-room presented a seine of
much animation and gaiety. 4111 the weather was fair a con.
sidershle CUOCOUrie of people arerrablid to shire in the sport
prepared fur ilicto by the Gentlemen of ills Meywill Hunt
Chili. The severe culdnews of the day was unf.vourahle to
the full enjoyment of the scearry snrroutoling the
Siddals and the plesfaiires of the race. The interior sf the
apstious stand was boWever crowded with lively and fashion-
able company, and on no previuus occasion was the great
arcommodat,on oft his boildiug mute completely experieured.
The heats afforded much :1111114.1MC01, but the length of time
wasted between them rendered the afternoon somewhat tire-
some, aid the intenseness of thecold more difficult to be etc.
(lured. Three long intervals between the times of shirting
should, if pusittple, he avoided, and we hope•tot future occa-
sion, the inenneenieuee wilt not occur.

After the spurt. of the tout were euded,• raw la►ge party.
Members of tbr Club, and ihelerrieada,tai down to •to excel-
-I,rni dinner it the )(men Ideal♦,' and •pent some hour. itt
cheerful festiviiy. Chaste■ Arkaright •ml Juhn Reaumouir
&qrs. were appoiuteJ the stewards fur lite next Sprung

The gall in the evening, given ley the Gentlemen rf the
Meynell Hunt Club, wagon this, as on every former occa.ittc,
conducted with • spirit and liberality worthy of the Alrno-
berg. A very large company had been invited ; they vim-
prised altruist all the rant and beauty, and elegance and
fashion of the count, and neighbourhood. They bega.' to
enter the Ball-loom about feu u'dock, es the parties
were severally anuoiloved, they were relived with great rime.
tray by the Stewards, the 1t0,,. Edward Curzon and G. I:.
Hu!tirrt, Esq. About halt-brat ten dancing commenced, the
Ball Ming spewed by ibe Mon. Edward Curzon and the
bride of Samuel Ellis Bristow', Eaq By twelve o'clock the
whole of the company had arrived, and the room exhibited •
scene of the utmost cesterfulnew, gaiety, goad r, and
satirfnetion. Dancing was continued with unahattd spoil
till near two o'clock, when n impit exl•ellistl Supper was
served up, to whirl' all presto', in number three huin!rril
and *wring, sat down.
Sous after this reGrraltment was.ended, some of the corn.
potty began to %Muir's., bun the dancing was reeoutownred
and sustained with great animation till the dawn of day.
We du not remember 1.1“ any ireenrion to have awn among
so large a number of friamts an srprfirmiree agnikler
sujoy-
ment. The preparutions which bad Non rade foe their
accommodation, all with the moat unsparing genetuaily ; the
kind attentions of the Mtge,» re of the Club; the aff.ibility
of those must eminently nortiugniehed fur math sod stattuis,

cirrjpireil titro* ovit' as case. a grate, and 't
charm which were irrrsistible.
A sung this brilliant prty were his Grace the Doke of
Devidhldre, who, as usual, was the soul of utbauity and
genuine politenem for hid courtesy Is that of the heart no
less than ori.tassni r; the Earl of Chesterfield. Lord Vernon
•nd fat/AIN Lady Scarsdale and fisarilts, Wed kwall ; she
Honourablea Henry and Thomas Caversiliah, S'r Witty roe-
lierbert, Sir Gerrige sad Lady Sitwell, Sir 'Devoe Whrrer
wad the Misses Wheler, Sir Charles soil lady Colvile, ‘lr.
Smith Wrefla cad the Dowager Lady Sitwell, Mr. W. Coke,
jl,lll. M.P. Mr. Waits Reseed, M.P. der. lice. kt.

MARK h TS.

'CORN EXCHANGE. FIODAY. Avant. It.
The arrivals since Monday have been very triBlUi, hat we
have a large quantity of ail kinds of grain at utaritel, the
demand beiag very inadequate to the supplies. Picked sam-
ples of Wheat support Ildutiday'a prices; bat there is a sant
of buyers for time inferior qualities. awl such deacription is
nearly uominal in value. Miley iv is. per quarter lower
than on Monday, sad dull axle at that abatement. In R,aoa,
Year, and Oats there is so vstiatiuu from Wednesday's quo-
tatioo.