The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-03 00:00:00

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.61ROR FOR MUNGO PARK.
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Air-0 Resumes Dream."
Hope so wore—is pewee be sleepesb—
All lie pains sad toils are o'er ;
'Ti. Woe eye slate *bat weepeili,

I& to ANA So eps so wort.
Ho bads sided shat asksowe river,
4,34 kath fossd a bores grave ;
Then kis hood is price for ever - A
Rasta bewails the dogleg wave.
We, like him. oar barks are
'mg SAM, to as ookoova shore, psiOA Her., we kiwi. is so sbidisg, I Nil*
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'There Is rest for everstore. .00 111
Pilot ibrositi this mighty ocean !
Lord °d earth, Rai sir, and set
Tbos twat atilt the wild trave's motion ;
411)1 ger lisps are on thee.
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PASHIONABLII MOVEMENTS.

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The Deis of Gliseestre left Batshot yesterday for
NamerfetikVet a twat to the Duke tc.il Dichess of Clis.
rencir.
The lliarepiki sod Mareidosem of Salisbury have left town
foe ikslimist,
T Eatira Plymouth has left town on a visit to Lord
aid Lady Assieme, et their. seat, Montreal House. Kent.
Lord Eardley I. arrived at his house iu Lower Grosvenor-
street, from the wit, Belvidere Kent.
Lord G. M. Cevesidish arraed yesterday at Burlington
House. Piccadilly, from Newmarket ; and her Ladyship and
the Misses Caveradisit from their seat, Compton race,
&Aliened, 'Srusses.
Sir Charles Paget sod the Hon. Capisin Pant arrived
yesterday =walig at Warren's Hotel, Reueot-street, front
Portsmouth; ns the aftermism they set off to join the !tepid
sorersisit at Dower, aid are expected to sail immediately
for Calais.
Lord Lywedoelt arrived yesterday at lirarreo's Hotel, Re-
geot-street, from the cootissent; and Mr. and Mrs. Burnie at
ditto from the Coutiueut.
Lady Josses is arrived at her house in South Audley-street,
from her seat, Vforthiec Howse, Hants.
C)lonel Gore Lsoirtou, M.P. left the Clarendon Hotel,
Bond-street, yesterday, fur his seat, Newlin' Park, near
Bath.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown left Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle.
street, yesterday, for their seat in Oxfordshire.
/titivate at the Waterloo Hotel. Jernsyn-street : —Mrs.
Gillmbre and family hone their seat is Scotland; and Mr.
aad Mr.. Wright from their sent, Hatfield Priory, Essex.
Sirs. arid Miss Laby have left ditto for Worthile.•
`Arriewls at the St. lama's Hotel, Jerrayn-street :—Sir
Thames•• sod Mr. Thomas Hislop (km the Continent;
Captaia Wood from Sciatbampriss; sad Mr.aud Mrs. Leigh
Merchant trim Ideerwaeg: • •
Sir George Leeds, Bail. arrived yesterday at Cook's Ho-
tel, Altressaideadtett, from the Isle of Wight. Major Sand.
• fwd boa IA dasi• •• • tow.
Lord Osektaiglow has kit the Earl of Essex's seat, Cashio.
bury Park, foe Wycombe Abbey, Backs.
Sir. ariallOse.•lfigestoss how sot arrived at their house in
St. James'pa4smte, artegaled is some of the Paper..

FETE AT LONGFORD HALL. ~
On Taireday the 43i1 ultimo, an elegant Fete took place M,
Longford Mall, its Derbyshire, the seat of Edward Coke, En.
—aThowntaillitnasest was a superior Amateur Concert, to
which a large 'trey of the tieh.rbhouriNg Nobility and
Gentry were iMeed. The compauy began to arrive
ablest sit o'clock, and, soteritlstanding the iinfavourahle
oleic of the weather which prevented many from :mead.
he, the rooms very soon presented a numerous and
brilliant assemblage. Besides the dining-room which was
appropriatenf for th mask, the adjoining ante-room and
library weeribrOlinuily lighted and prtprred will, mach ele-
gem* Ins Ike occasion, In the former a profusion of the
cliolcetd:Mofectiowary, fruits, iehoeinee, ete. were set out
for the siteasienal refreshment of the eolopaoy, and the
li-
brery'prersted fb, earl pasties.
Afrer'the company bed partaken of tee &e. the concert
tototopeoeed tolisistest of songs, dulls, gleea, and
r. Ile most' favourite indeetiona from the works of Bert-
Moen,"Mandiet, Ketches-liner, &c. which were executed
. with very superior taste and science by the distinguished
alliatents" terfle ennepany, ,ssaistml by a few professional
J.. performers. The fairowlee Glee of "Cone lire twills use," .}e.
i which had heeu *treaded fur the occasion as a Duct with
11 much lade by Mr. Holmes of Sudbury (also acted as Di-
: rector of stet Musical Mims 'mew), was muck admired.
At twelve o'clock rapper was •nuouneed, and On entering
the principal drawing-room where it was set oat, the com-
pany were struck with Ile moss delighted admiral ion by else
scene 'thick presented itself. la addition to the rplesidoor of
the table awl the Beautiful &emit ion of the loom. she adjoin.
inc conservatory was thrown open, and appeared brilliantly
11111111 i wiled wish variegated lamps. The lights were hatefully
doposed is &stomas, &c. and formed a beautiful contrast
with the dark lofty foliage of t lie orange awl citron trees, 1104 i
displayed so grew advantage a tine collection of flowers and
einiire emcees The Nat, ensemble presented an effict per-
Getty eachautisie Toe surlier cunsiteitig of a proinsion of
very delicacy of the season, and was served up wills muck
r inhere' sad elegance.
Atter supper the conceit was resented sod continued with
intervals of ("wive gaiety till a late hour.
Auntie; the comp's, were Lady Scarsdale and the lion.
Misses Corium, the How H. V. Vernon, liar H0n..1 V. Ver.
''°"o hh• I/mania Vermeil. Mr. (/curios Vernon, Rev.
Frederick Assins;" Mrs. and the klersea Anaici, the Item.
Archdeacon Moore sod Mrs. Mucre, S. C. Whitbread,
M.P. Le. "&c.

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The KING sat for a whole-length portrait to Sir
THOMAS LAWRENCE, at Buckingham House, pre-
vious to hit Mai ESTY'S departure for flanover.
Hir Grace the Duchess of DEVONSHIRE patse:l
thinsigh Shellie!:10:1 Friday, on her way to Wort-
ley Hall.
Laid nod HOLLAND are entertaining a
large party of friends at Holland flouts.,
The COMMON SERA RANT hating been lately
-idled oil lor a Song w company, excused himself,
" voice is never heard but iii very dis—
k lam note'."—" Nay," rejoined one of the patty,
" , have heard it transport many."
tISTON (41I.D.—We understand that orders
bei•vi givtii to put into complete repair the
" ••• • the ioAle mansion of the Earl of lienav,
preparatory to Isis Lordship and finally
'mg it at the approaching Guild. Report
that, vule of dig Royal Faintly (the Hulse of
• .SEX) a expected to take a putt in the mavunic
remoutet at the Aim festival.
The Iligh‘. flog: sad Rev. WALTER IluTcots-
sorii Lord Aston, A.M. It. been instituted to the
Vicarage of Tatdikigig, Void .I.y the ',lilts. of
Iltv. t. BLACK ALL, uu the proistotatiim of the Earl
of