The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT'S.

The Marquis of Anglesey arrived on Thursday et his house
in Old Burlinton-street, hum his seat Beau.!evert, Storied-
shire; the Marchioness, and the Ladies Paget, are expected
on Tuesday next fur the s..isison.
Lord and Lady G. H. Caveadisi and family left town on
Thneaday, for their seat Lliiivaers, Buck*,
The Earl of Agliburukain arrived yesterday at his house in
th.ver-street, from his seat Ashburuhnus-plare, Sussex.
Lord Arundel! has left town fur the Marquis of Bucking-
ham's seat, A•ingion, Hants.
Lord Nugent and Earl Temple left town yesterday, to
attend Aylesbury Assize-s.
Lord and Lady Craoley are expected So leave the Claren-
don Hotel, Bunt-street, this day, for their seat in Surrey.
Mr. and Mrs Bolton and Miss Holton, left the Claremont
Hotel, Bond-street. yesterday, for their seat in Hauts.
Arrivals at the St..Jaises's Hotel, Jerreryst-street t—James
Lenox, Esq. frum the Continent ; Chau los Pooh Esq. from
Derby ; and -- Stead, Esq. from his mai in Berks.
Drpartuses from s Hotel, St. James's-street :
Sir William Parker, But. for his seat, Mdfold-hall,
felt ; and J. Wharton Eini. H.P. fur his seat, Skelton Cas-
tle, Cleveland, Ywkshire.

'he Ertel of Darinuostit lass left town for his seat, Sand-
well-ball, Staffult{shire.

FETES TO THE PIIICR OP WELLINGTON AT

C HES TAR.

giant to hio Gram, on Monday slid
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Tuesday were of the must splendid' IIeRCI ildiuu Above 300
Nubteener and Gentlemen rat town to dinette on Monday
and the ball, on Toesulay evenilig, was attended by all the
beauty, rank, and fashion of the neighbourhood. Viscount
Palmerston came from town .spressly to inect his Grace at
dinner, and reamed the nrit morning.
His Grace entered the ball room with the Dowager lady
Mildmay, and retired *lib the Marquis of tnirkiugham, at
whose mansion al Avingion Park be slept. The only ant-
eing Admiral of Trafalgar wore the humatim she bath,
and introdisced his daughters ►o the Duke. J, 4,4

MR. K EAN.

This gentleman bas completely triumphed ewer the hyper-
critical efforts of his enemies to injure him at Philadelphia.
Public opinion has decided is hie favour. and he is eren,
if po►sible, a greater I.leourite in Philadelphia than he
wee in ibis city. It appears ihao his engagement at lb*
{Valenti-street theatre expired on Wednesday evening last,
when he performed the character of Othrlro, amidst the moist
enthusiastic applause. After the curtain fell, the call for
" Mr. Kean! Mr. Kean !" was we atria and is, loudly 'wife-
cited, that, although greatly exhausted, be found it necessary
to come forward snit aws dein the iikssure of the house.
A voice limn t►e boxes answered, ' A re-engageneent;" he
retired, sad, • few ms wiles after, the I r appear-
ed, and slated that Mr. Keau had intended to art wit eitict
morning for Boehm, hut, iu compliance nail' the wishes of
the &millrace, he had agreed to renew his engagement fur
two nights lueger.—(New York, February 3, lett.)

The anniversary of Si. Patrick's festival will
fall on Saturday next. his a fortunate day. There
will he no parliamentary i.or other pubis.* business
to interfere with it. An attemtudice unprecedented
to rank and number is therefore confidently anti-
cipated at this iuteres►inn uauuoal fire.
Mr. M•artt+'a picture of Balshazzar's Feast,
now exhibiting at the British Gallery, has lweii sold
for 800 guineas. The Dirrcturs gave 4atrof a* a
testimony of their approbation. • --
An officer of a higlily di.iiug iegiment of
cavalry has got himself iota a eery unpleasant sit Its-
tilM, by giving what lids been termed u toast.
1'•GOD• BRIDGE.—The whole of this bridge is
now pulled down, ■nd most of the materials re-
moved. Workmeu are employed in forming a
foundation for a very handsome nun bridge, which.
is cast expressly for it at F.dk►rk, and WiliCil ►s
expected to arrive m town in about a fortnight.
Mr. SCOTT was buried yesterday morniro, in the
vault of SL Martin's Chuich. Strand. Tie body
was conveyed in a hearse :aid four, foHowed by six-
teen mourning cinches Wlerl by fiienifs of the de-
ceased, and seven private carriages. The COIICOUI
Of the people was so great iu the streets through
which the procession passed,. as to retard its pro-
gress.

Three new Craven Srhola►shipa of 50/. a year having been
lately instituted in Cambridge, pursuant Sts a decree of the
High Conrt of Chaucer), bum the estates bequeathed by
Lord CRA.IIII, for the teased of classical leas gin the
Untwersisy, subject to the same r.gulations as the two former
Craven Scholarships ; these prizes have been contested in au
exanernation by 25 candidates: they were adjudged on
Tuesday to GEolligt Loin, TRONA' BASINGTOM MACAU-
Lay, and HENRY MALhaM, all students of 'fatuity Cultirge.
whose names are rurtitioued iii their alphabetical order, it
being the opinion of the canniincrs that their ot• sits wrre