The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-31 00:00:00

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Dello or Derogative WI Brifgl4o;epr Kos
Woke' ehie dop to Newlin et
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rant Berodx; sell le expected at tows te.morats.
lb. Deteoer thieteis of Rictuses/ sod tte lota
era waved pemerrimy at their. boom Weievloispleee;
sh. Dote a brifordie mat, Wawbore Abbey.
Mrs Draw Newehester I. (Monied to arrive se Mop*
pext et the Claresides Hetet. front hp aim.
Rierlislieni Cowrie, Hooltegiloostira
• Earl *liitworeb sod Ilse Deetralopf Dorset are especial
is tows ou from tbrir seat. look, Real.
Tie Cossileis of Harrowby pd Lady Mary loin arkoo,,
rival is bowl front their vest le firefeereehore.
The Dote sod Dodos* of Rieloaried sad -family are ri-
pened we town far she ries low es Metaday er Tomas, bell
from their seal. capsehresik be....
The Aral of Jersey hoe left lose Heataisabel. BY
laadship is expected to esteem so Semisq, oboe ha reM te.
stein • few daps, aril thee set of for Palm.
Lord Brieros arid the Hes. Ni... lefsp esr expeMed
tows to-moerew for the seams from Noir sem, Went
Ls*" Becks.
.Freettland Lewis. Esq. M.P. mid Mo. Laois tam let op
Claresdes Hotel, Beed-street,os a vial to ,Lsed limykesets,
ratio emit. Autry Rod, Ewes.
The fowl of deadeartioph left his asst, Seedbeak, Berk.
shire, us Nasdaq, ore a roar.
ar Thome' Lethbridge, Bea. M.P. arrived yesterday oe
the Lemke Hoist, Albemarle attest, freer his seat is Uoes.
shire. N. amid Meal. &slaw left arils Le their au i.
Rent.
Lard mid Lady Newport left Leaseisoles, Warwiekahies,
so Mrsiday, fee their met seer Riarderibass.
Tb. Hos. C. Cavesdish has arrived at his faitim's Nord
G. N. Carraidisk) semi Halter, Laentabirv, from • Mr.
Mr. and Mn. These sae nod Seerity arrived yesterday at
Thopre's Hotel, iladteki-eqsare, from their mot is Yolk-
shire.
Lupien Brooke, Esq. has arrived at Coolies's Held,
Lower Brook.areer, from Cheshire ; also the Rev. Me.
Brougham from dello.
Mr. Rosh and Lady Cope arrived yesterday at Kirkham's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from their seat, Fir Grove, limo.
ford Bridge.
Lori and Lady Kier and family are a:peeled is tows res
Tuesday next for the season, from their mat °Mims,
Surrey.

We understood the E.rl of ALBINAILt WM'
shortly lead to the alter Mies Hun LOEB, a orsir to.
Idiots of Mr. Cotta.—(Norseick Mertory.i
On Friday lad Sir C 11•111.11 STUART, dwi-Ifitiw•
fish Ambassador at Paris, awl his Lady, eithdriNir
the fashionable circle of that city with a magnified);
ball and supper. The Counters of Jenson, the
Merchioness of Dowusutas, the Ladies Htt.t, nail
all the distinguished English families seeder* is
Paris, were present.
The Earl of Roots is said to be the Noblemsa
appointed to move the Address to his MAJESTY iu
the House of Lords, on the opening of the Session
of Parliament on Tuesday nest.
It is understood that Mr. It. CLAY', Member for
Ludlow, will be the mover, and Mr. C. Due-
comma, Member for Newport, Isle of Wight, the
seconder, of the Address to echo to the Speech sa
the flirt day of Parliament.

It is reported in the political circles, that the
Marquis of WATiIIIFOID is to be created au Irish
Duke.

The Meyer and Corporation of Cork have pre.
rented the freedom of that city in a gold box to the
Marquis %Verreaute, and is a silver boa to W.
Gou LIU RN, Esq.; a promptness of attention which
is highly creditable to the loyal character of that
city.

The Lords Lientenant of Ireland since the
Union are Earl of Hardwick', Duke of Berk
ford. Duke of Richmond, Viscount Whitworth,
Earl Talbot, and Marquis Wellesley.

M•aTvaDoM or KING CHARLES I.—Yrster.
day bring the anniversary of the Martyrdom of the
above pious Monarch, the same was observed at the
Chapel Royal, and other places of divine worship,
with the usual solemnities. It was also observed as
a full holiday at the public slices.

On Saturday ee'saight, as the Lady of Mutat.
Unmans, Esq. of Branches Park, Cowhop,
was accompanying him on a morning ride through
the village, on their entering a farsa.yard a horse
began kicking furiously at that on which Mrs.
Useotuu rode, and before he could be driven
off, we ore greatly concerned to soy, his hoof struck
Mrs. Useoatta with such violence est* fracture her
kg, arid she fell to the ground. The ferocious am-
nial continued kicking, and broke the saddle to
atoms, considerably injuring the other horse. We
rejoice to learn that the lady is likely to do well.--.
(Barg St. F.danued's Paper.)
We are happy to learn that two of the sops of
Admiral WILSON have nearly recovered from their
injuries, and the third is considerably better, but
greet fears have been entertained for his life. Some
of our readers, we believe, are not apprised of the
occurrence to which this refers : it mai as follows
On the 14th moon, as the three sons of the Admiral
were passing along the outside of a core►t, attend-
ed by a boy, a dog which they hod with them ran
into the wood, sod touched the wire of a sprii g
gun, which went off, and part of the corrrr•ist;
lodged in the head of Doe of the young geortleineo.
whose life was endangered, wounded the lower part
of the body of the second, and slightly hart the
third. The boy was shot in the baud.

An extraordinary flow of water, without any sp•
parent impulse but that of spring tide., occurred at
the morning sad afternoon tides of Saturday lot
(516th instant) along.the northern coast of this
county. The sea rose from four to five fret per-
pendicularly above the usual height of the highest
spring tides, overflowing the banks and marshes, snit
in some sit uatious, Maoist iug the cottages. which
border the shore. The wind blew frnur the N.V.
and was fortunately light, as, bad it blown from
that quarter with violence. the moat dierstroos con-
sequences mast base resulted. The only serious
damage we have yet learned is at Iteculver. where
the mere action of the waves against the west stile
of the cliff occasioned a conarderable portion to
shoot down, and more particularly at the north-west
angle of the burial-ground of the old church, which
has exposed to view culEas with the mouldering ►e•
maim of mortality suspended. as it were, in•• 1115
midway air," between their parent earth and tl.e
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dais a Richmond sad the I.,s,ria iii 1
ay st their boom to Waterlos.pleeer‘d
die seat, Wearboro Abbey. 1
ortester is tepees's' to arrive es 111--y 1
doHotel.. Vothi-Ortel, from his "op. • I
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Hooltsgolonotire& 1
sad the Doefirtspf Decoct Cr. 'spatted 1
k from lin seat, Rode, Real.
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Harre°4 sad UdY NM adder Mew.
heir met In Siailhnitehore• t
wheal of Rictmand sod -family ere es- I
Hoe eft ion ea Nottday or Tends, bell I
manned, classes.
ley hex left lone -he theatmosbel. ins
4 to retorts se
Sersiny, when he rod et.
ii hes set of for Now
the Hes. Mimeo lefty oar rammed to 0
se the senses from time alai, Weser d
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, lisq. 1111. P. sod ihn Lewis have let the
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sed-street, so ot vial to Lord Ilseybroolm,
Rod, Rows. • to
hares& left his sisst, Ilsodbest, lake it
es a wow. I
Inidae, led. M.P. arrived yesterday et' 11
Albemarla-street, from his seat is Dos- e
a.S. &shoe lilt hits be Asir slat is
[enamel left Loatainsies, Worniebahies, II
w seat seer Ilinosiembass.
modish has arrived at his hakes pad
ors. Halter, Luca/him, from • leer.
Isse4B4 nod honly arrived yesterday at
lesteley-eqsare, from their sot is Task-
r. Req. has arrived at Coalson's Hetet,
4, hall (Ariake . also ohs Rev. Me.
la.
ad, Cope .hived yesterday at Rirkbases
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k-sheet, from their seat, Fir Grove, um.
r.iltif and family are expected is tows se
the season, fry, their mat Genoa,
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id the Earl of ALBINAILa lAN'
to alter Mrs Rattan, a afar te. 111
tote—/Norwich Alereary.) is
it Sir C 5•111.11 STUART, the-1114.• B
at Paris, aryl his Ludy, eultemileir to
ircle of that city with a magnificent • 14
•. The Counters of JERAST, the in
tb
loWasulaS. the Ladies HI LI.. and
shed English famthes student is tli
mi. ate
Rouse is said to be the Nobleman is
re die Address to hie MeJeseir Ur CFI
lie
>rds, on the opening of the Session
cs
ri Tuesday next.
cb
id that Mr. It. Cat's, Member for
ele
s the mover. sad Mr. C. Due.
ma
r for Newport. Isle of Wight, the
lor,
Address in echo to the Speech is Gls
'vehement.
ropy
I in the political circles. fist the is
,ceueoeh is to be created au frith
sPi
mil
sl Corporation of Cork have pee. chi
•ni of this city in a gold box to the tto
ISLET, and ia a silver box to W. tht
q.; s promptness of attention which lid
ble to the loyal character of dist rib
nil
Limatenant of Ireland since the Coi
.1 of Hardwick', Duke of Bed. ail
Richmond, Viscount Whitworth. •Or
al Marquis Wellesley. fill
OF KING CHARLES I.—Yrster. ow
mriversary of the Martyrdom of the io
much. the same was observed at the dot
and other places of divine worship. lwr
demonic'. It was also observed as Pal
the public offices. itil
at
oe'saight, as the Lady of Resat ca
. of Branches Park, Cowlisp, VI
leg him ors a morning ride through . Nal
their entering a form.yard a hone xi
furiously at that oo which Mrs. Pit
, and before he could be driven eve
ly concerned to say, his hoof struck 61
with such violence es to fracture her roc
I to the ground. The ferocious sat. frsl
kicking, sad broke the saddle to 'sr
ably iujuriog the other horse. We fan
that the lady I. likely to do natl.—. lii,
mad's Paper.) pa
r to learn that two of the mos of tali
IN have nearly recovered from their wig
e third is considerably better. but iiivri
been entertained for Ins life. Some ruff
we believe, are not apprised of the Lily
tich this refers : it oat as follows : Aes4
mut, as the three sons of the Admiral
nog the outside of a covert, attend- 1
dog which they hod with them ran On
Dud touched the wire of a 'wog 4 310
nt
off, and part of the cositems .tio,
aid of Doe of the young geetieweo, Vb.
ndangered, wounded the lower part k
the second, and slightly hurt the :tog
f was shot in the hand.
0
tary flow of water, without soy spy hail
but that of spring tides, occurred at wet
4 afternoon tides of Saturday feet nest
along.the northern coast of this .o.d
sea rose from four to five fret per- 'NI
ore the ueual height of the highest %so,
rill:ming the banks and marshes, soil .first
Nis, insulating the cottages, ohsch V
r. The wind blew from the N.W. iag,
defy light, as. had it blowu from tiles
h violence. She most disastrous con- .iiis.
base resulted. The only serious See.'
e yet learned is at Render:. where ibta
.
1 of the waves against the west wile uwo
rationed a considerable portion to tryst
I more particularly at the hutth.west (tie,
pal-ground of the old church, which ~., is
view cation with the itioulderieg re. ne"
My susittoodetly as it were, in •• the .14
otweea their pareut earth and tl.e •II
A Gazetre.) -11

..winim.

Distal% NM pavefiellei last night, bring the
gm seder the new sufrearibeht of. lin .11saati41.•
~he radestaken it for the entemaisemameArf
As lest mama. Tire .aimosiomesea hum in
egg/ wity es a armed mad- Allectitre leak. 'TI.
websstra ill remarkable, for tbe beauty al its IW.
pomace, resembling • temple, which. fees .the
mamooding emblems the lyecand rim stab mem
tromerunted to Apelim The forriorareer. vow a
nibble beetles* They compeised At the efficiency
lel die voeslists, whether 6f the Elfish or Italian
ow, ow available in toes. The pieces were
,oleos ',apply selected. The fillemisie furnished.
those of the first put. The overtire hair.' delight.
folly perfmapird, the opening recitative awe air in.
old•oed • M. Salvo, fee the Let time, tom Labilosi
wirace. He is a good tenor, elicit he proved in •
sebseqoeut part of the entertainment touch mom
clearly. la his int attempt lee fell shaft al .the
joint inspinstatia of hum, gases& Perhaps
BRAM , enforced disqualtfication

/AK hes a sobering
an Mist music eats' his memory is lost M. SANIO
11114 little with it. lie seemeded eminently in all
rahorguent efforts. sod .convioced his ',dimwit
tholAe had effective power sail general good Mao
to ride it. His eieetisses hes oethmg remarkable.
is st, but it is without ony fault worth tramaiwg.
Hp. SALMON sang "Nejeiagreatly." in all
the losury of her flaiaherl style, and breathed
coasslotion to suffering Zion as if she had been
a spirit of prophetic oracle. 'Fur toy thing does
with human organs, her meads are mom of the most
purely ideal turd iseorporral that the mind can
imagine. Miss Simms, sang " I Inem •
.thet
Redeemer beak" in very good style. .But she had
higher honour. in store, the acknowledgment of
which fell plentifully upon her in the third prat,
An her song of " Sweet Bird," which was given
by her, so well no Mon in the violin scrumps.
anent' in perfection. Nothing but a sense of bums•
n l ity the more. feeling port of the auditor.* roved
her the difficulty of a repetition. The mooed van
introduced the strength of the Italian vocal staff.
It was a selectioa from Arm is *type, ea
osatorio by Rosiest, never performed before in this
country. Whatever encellence may be left Homes.
after the contentions abort the -comparative merit
his operatic writings shell Imes, it west till
metre in the overwhelming saperiotity of this work.
His friends must have judged wrongly of him not
to have intradaced him to the knowledge of England
hid* oratorio rather that his operas. As it so. he
will be much benefited is public essiesmeni bey
their wrong judgment. He has beets admired at
the King's Theatre.; but his trioarph was para•
mount last sight. No music ever wrought a deeper
impression or !Neff justly swayed the passions of a
needed audience into compliance with the modi.
Mations of it. The pint has leech of a dramatic
cast about it, end some al the music takes the some
character. Indeed there .souse it, be little differ.

roes between ea opera awl as protasis in the imagi.
nation of en Italian: the theatrical character
prevails throughout. /lomat bus preserved the
tnstiactiera lorewoms dims asyseuesoalolieto
.liich could have been formed of hiss. The Moms
is hope hos every characteristic of solemnity sad
spiritual interest admissible within the range of the
.übject. The deadly terrors of afflicted Egypt—
,he awful expostulations of Moses with Pharaoh—
he effects of the fatal will which induced him to defy
he accredited agent of the Most High—the maim.
Ito the Red Sea after deporting Israel. sod the bar_
able overthrow in the floods. were .11 presented
nth as perfect identity as rounds could possibly
ouvt7. We must wait for another OCCOMOM so
rfacuss the merits of the lesdiug poosages. No
•Ontiorio music since Hatton. has bent vu success.

fel. Signer Rout: Da Muns and his Lady were
mass the performers of it. He must be reckoned
is foirsess the best bass now upon the soil. Ma.
dame Da Beasts is to• well known from her
heart-piercing effect in opera sissies tas need very
iurticular ..rice. Madame CANIPOIEES Ming with
'met stoma ; a duet between bee wad Signor Am-
saoaarrt was rapturously encored. Messrs. Bt.
cats, PLACCI, BELLAMY, and PYNE, Madame
VtIPTIMI, Miss GOODALL. ■nd WS. BELLCIAM-
CM were ■Il heard with great satisfaction.
)Ir. LINDLEY performed a very pleasing con-
cite en the violoncello in the course of the
vetting. The oily reason for not mention-
it more pmticularly. bea in the habitual
,scrlieibee of the performer. who has loog
ifstid fruen advancement from having reached
vie utmost capabilities of this instrument. A
fantasia on die ba.s horn el►u was introduced
WILLMAN, winch being not only very agreeable
i the arrangement, but most impressively per-
towed. and withal kof a novelty in its way,
vas lumliy applauded. The house was running
.'der—the bide boxes being tilled to the roof. The
•utertaimnrnts were so aunieruos as well as grafi-
tug, that tholagb there were only two encores, they
eta met titillated at twelve o'clock.

The pahlie, wo r.e owe, will hear with great
• traure that Mies S. Boom hut entered into en
Itigenient with Mr. ELLISTON, end will very
only make her first apprarauce •t Drary-laue

!gaudily a hean-stalk in full blossom was polled
oat a garden at Stuppiugtou, veer Canterbury.
On Friday night • dreadful affroy took place
Itsmeta six gamekeepers of the Marquis Cour-
viLLlS, and their assistant', at Culfued, and 16
fetchers. One of the former was shot to the side,
iiidss much injured that NS life is despaired of.
Thereat were mu severely beaten that the punishers
•vie able to pursue their unlawful design without
Ynterday week, about ten o'clock at night,
217 of the inhabitant* of Season Bose, Foggia.
''orre, and Holme-sloe-Spaliliiirinone, were
'wised by the annul shock of an earthquake.
'irtal families who had just retired to rat, felt
Hnr begs shake under them, and some in the goo-
-441 of surprise and affright sprung out of them m'IN Hie Hooor : others who wet, still ap, felt their
.use with them. and some ran out of doors
**what am 'lie matter ; a rumbling noise was
kisli4, and in two houses the hello rung of them-
The shock was else felt in the villages of
114, Esegiagham, A Ilerthorpe, and Melbourne.
awkshre Gazette./

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lA. ilett-lowssitor *est, eelleleel talhili 11114
fastari; ieebeweribeid I. Ile tmet eeli Teo.. the e 1..;
hitheled pablhibed is eatillei'" Iffts4Noliti,* sentaisiag a,
:demelplise of the religion, agemgere, *Seise% ligerwer%,
• average% be. it the Hisao% Misdealing is that hewed-,
fel parties et the world seafteals taloa an beet lease,
lyisi between the Ides and the Gamow Ifeweveg the 140-1
• ten of bedew Green ad a... asp abstuld is fat% theies%
se their seethehoo eney heave bees, they ere pew and hare.
asspered with the aindseelse serbeiney es/ treatises.
Thee beer eras +lobate east& thrall/It elFhbe speinast
et Settee, twee an she vie, fee she weeilegfel end warevarset.

ems% oimleta, sae every eyeitios of awe:
saltwal some, as istpi•psi S. heat Ike
amid ••••eve of ibe mike sif iliamhimiaa. TM ii•••••Ig•
of • atuitiey w imissiety eimmettsell with ow oves. Imo
poem • mem of poositoe kik**, .mid Nee p.west welt la
sidieloobly aditybefs to ovielly ibis IstiliMe eistleisky. ' llt k
▪ seeptiiiim foie the wok ofitvoited melon, cormled Is
as dew, abooky dad elvvisti style. helloed so tbo snit Ism
IMMw et smokes }lees, diveriptlve of lb. mod sivildie
erbietia if irbieb 14 leek, dvidevi by makers of Ille beet
malmseys mil' traittlfolly itkplayeil le rid mil &Visit
ttoMmit.
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RITISIVCRMiNT.
NOIR • Coaamoltesit.}—iliare the appidatseat et
*e Dirtiest WeMoro* se illasiitr-Gesetal of the Ordewase,
*bee babe riteetadaed by Governor's to put a *Haim
breadatei the Trews," mil the Illareset Deputes's, MI emi.
der the head et Ordwaesee Departwiest, ».a se leabe Nue
of the.derlas dia swore duty. whereby abeam Idly elm be dia.
posed with, sad se the Moth of March seat that .ember
will be /Whereof, with • small peasant S. ea*, eitardiad
*She I,B'll'o *err aereitede.