The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

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the object of hie *dive life, which at every period was dr-
ooled to the aid anit agrenceeest of those he loved. He
died surrounded vrgill‘ggaisils, its the presence of Mrs. Coons
sod his &ashlers, the Opiates, of Guilford sod Lady Bur-
dett, with their talgekg;and LorJ Dudley Stuart, the sou bf
his secoua daughter, His illaossiooess of Bute, wig is now
is Italy on account of her health.

rite ARMY.
Friday semaight the 41st regiment 'smelted from the
Castle of Edinburgh, embattled at Leith, and sakled in the
esetting for Chatham, where vessels ars in modistess to coo-
s?, them to Madras.
Deistchmenta of the IS*, Pith, 51st, 80th, and Psth
meats, are ordered to embark at Cowes, on board the Urania
transport ,for the Nediterramso.
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OXFORD, FUNUJARY 23.
We are happy to hear thlit the Chancellor has headed the
subeerlption fur the purchase of the Models of Ancient
Arehiteciure by a liberal doostioni and we have greet reason
to believe that his example will speedily be followed by
every member of the University.
On Wednesday last the Rev. Dr. Charles Lloyd, Student
of Christ Chula', and Regimes Professor of Divinity in Ibis
University, was, with the steal ceremony, Installed one of
the Canons of Christ Church, is the routs of the late Rev.
Dr. Hudson.
On Monday last Sfr. Richard Bracken, B.A. Scholar of
Queeu's College, uu the Michel Foundation, was elected
Fellow ou the same Fuundaiitio.
On Saturday-last the folluei og degrees were conferred :
Matters of Arts.—Robert Itatemee Paul, Fellow of Exe-
ter College; Rev. Cheeks Bribe' Oiley, tVadhem Culleee ;
Robert Ibbelson Bawl Henshaw, Queen's; College; Robert
'Gosling, flirts, Church; Robert Mallock,Chriet Choreh.
fiarholurs qf Arts.—Jolar Ballward, Esq. Benito! College,
grand rompouuder ; James Anthony Savage, Esq. Trinity
College, gratid compounder; Jobe Maynard, Exeter Cul-
lege ; Edward Parris New, Fellow of St. John's College ;
'Edward Coleridge, Exhibltloser of Corpus Christi College;
Charlie Toukey, Magdalen Hall; Rev. Barton Boucher,
Balliol Carte; Richard Young, Fellow of New Collette;
Edward Bella*, Christ Church; Blekhant Sweet &rots,
Christ Church; George Pollen Boileau Pollen, Christ
Church; Cyril George Huichiason, Student of Christ
Church; and Henry Sieves, Oriel College.

GLEE CLUB.

On Saturday evening the principal Glee Club
bad a very numerous meeting at the Crown and
Auchor, in the Stroud. The officers, consisting of
Simms GRoOKRUIDGE. E.g. the President.
Mr. HOFFMAN, the Vice-President, Mesars. SALE
and LEGTR, the Conductors. end Mr. Secretary
CLARK, were present. The following professional
gentlemen Mere •Isri present M ersrs.SPO FFORTH,
EWAN', GOUI.DEN, J. ELLIOT, HLAcKSURN,
MITCHRLMOOR, TAYLOR, DIGNUM, Nllaatl r ORMS-
BY, &c.
Among the noveliies of the evening was a new
glee, composed by Humor. intended to have been
sung in the piny of The Ttim C:extknien of
Verso*. she- words from Samuel:am It was ad-
snirably sung by Meters. EVANS, TAYLOR, and
LUTE, accompanied oh the grand piano forte by
Mr. ELLIOT. ft was highly applaudei by the
professional gentlemen and amateur present. Mr.
previous to its performance, read the
words% " Hail, hallisted Fame ! amidst whose
mouldering shrine," composed by Earl Moßmo-
TON, on walking in Westniinster Abbey. 66 U.
Mon that 'vilest abuse," from OMAN, compered
by STEVENS. was sung with very tine effect by
Messrs. EVANS, GOULDEN, ELLIOT, CLARK, and
Lem. " Heahh to my dear," loud several uth'r
choice glees, composed by Mr. Srorrorrestme
sung, no doubt in compliment to that raincoat
composer being present. Several comic aungtweas,
sung by Mr. TAYLoR and Mr. DIONUaII. The
latter veteran was is eicrileat voice, and had net
been heard to reeler suirentage and admiration foe
seine lime. ‘ Ittral
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°' We are happy to hear that there is a prospect of
,
guriug that dreadful malady the SCROFULA. A number of
respectable Geminate, who have paid lung and assiduous
attestion to a di y made by Mr. WRITLAM, have dm
terwi•ed, if supported by the Public, on making such as mt.
perimest as will put the matter beyond all doubt, They pro.
pose to take a ember of pstiests wader their care, hi lives..
tigete their progress, and report the result to she public.
Surely such a benevolent attempt to remove *se of the most
severe afflictions of isisokied, will not tail to be supported at
' • hireling which •11l be held at the Feensessuas Taves.
ois Thursday us a,—(Sew Adrertisemesl.)
A respectable tradesman of Newport, in Aortas
of Wight, named STRATToti, has undirtdotat, far a
considerable wager, to run 20 miles in three hours.
A number of bets are depending in his far u .

A requisition for a county meeting on the dia.
tressed state n; the agricultural interest having been
sent to the High Sheriff', that gentleman his ap-
pointed such meeting 10 be held at the Shirehall,
Cambridge, on 'Thursday next.
A confirmation of the taking of Callao "rail re-
ceived on Friday at I..loyd'a, but the event is now
said to have petering! an the SW of September, in-
stead of the 19th as before stated. General SAN
MARTIN found in the place an immense quantity of
provisions and warlike storm Three thousand men,
the remains of the Royalist army, still kept to-
gether, under General CARTA RAO, arid had retired
into the interior, whither they wage pursued by the
Independent forces.
On Monday last a party of the pier inhabitants
of Wioterthing, assembled cod went in seam la of
thrashing machines; they found only one at work,
which they took and dragged by hand to Shelfen-
ger, the poor inhabitants of which parish dragged it
to Dias, where they left it; the farmers in the vil-
lage promising they would use no more, they dis-
perses' without doing any violeuce or mischief.—
(Norfolk Caroniele.)
ELRCTION OF Disonneoa.-11r. PSII7.LAND sad Mr.
MEAVI extern have declared theses/Ives candidates for the
representation of Drogheda.
Mr. Laws has bees chosen Representative in Perlis-
seat for Dimity/vas.
We Nederstsed, that the nweefsetory of Bombazines and
Crapes is this city Is likely to be affected, from the throne-
'tepee of these articles heist mew made to eessidersbk. 9....
Mies, la various parts of Yorkshire sad Literature, at •
mach loner rate of wages for the weaving than that which
paid bore.--:Norfile Chroltiek