The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-09 00:00:00

r4SHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Duke of
r St.
k) Albansin ll left town yesterday for his brotbsr's
TMI. Sesocle seat, erts.
puke of Norfolk returned to town yeste!Jay evening, from
mast Castle, &MCI.
Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown have left town for
itowood.park, %Vats.
rir;Exi and Countess of Hardwick left town yesterday for

Irtarrsisshope has arrived in town from the Continent.
04 Lady Gwydir and family have arrived at their house
roidigy, from their seat. Drummond Castle.
4,„i, Elisabeth Stuart has left town for Brighton.
b7p'ar.orsa frm Fenton's :ivy Hotel, st. Jameee.atreet t•••
brr Grieve, Idth Hussars, fir Ireland ; J. H. West, Esq. for
7,•:„ Akan-park, Warwiclude.
',oils at Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley.square :—Sir John and
warps. from Oxfoldshire; the Rev. blr. Ilotham, Mrs.
:fix, nut family. from Kent.
'fse ger. 31r. Airsick has arrived at Jordan's Hotel, St.
oe.,street.
or Bower? Marchioness of Exeter left town yesterday, for her
matafroon.
ures m the Bath Hotel, Arlington.street :—Captaln
Ilia Caldwell for Ireland and J. Ferrer. Esq. for Oxford.
'Menet Milton 'his arrive:l at his fsther's (Earl Fitusilliani)
sortimmetonshire, from a tour.
Ammis at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street :—Colonel and Mrs. Ed.
we, bast Bath: Captain Coghlan. Departures:—Captain and
1, a"; G. Smith, Esq.; Mr. and the alias Smiths, for I.
Ai sad O. Wilson, Esq. foe ditto.

afSir REPRASENTATIVE PEERAGE.
—.......

Tile names of the Nobler
Ira Representative Peer, i
imongbniore
ma LORD 11017XTC•11REL.
• Aug. 11arq•i• Donegal
I. Norquio Thoosead
ogee Pacer, Marquis Sligo
a. loss, 31arq. Conyngham
fief& Marg. Westmeath
1,. Eat of Orrnor de & °sooty
irk 3, Earl of Clan o jean!,
Cronbre. Earl of th
W. Earl of Oranant
lids Earl of Gimps I
A" Simla% Earl of Arran
H. Earl 10110(m
pre. Earl of Moor teashcl
JO. Earl of Portarlington
Earl of Wicklow
Earl of Clare
us. Hem/. Earl of Limerick
barrier. Earl of Rome
Wm. Earl of Charleville
re. Earl of him nwell
pryet. Viscount Punctilio
ViSCOUn* Northland
pant Viotount Carleton
Isle. Vi count Maarten
ttrachno, Viscount Ligature
Ns duo of Kingrale
hea. Bata Coax-re
lathe*. B iron Arline,
ttoa U S. Damn Arden
Nifh, Maros M uaf
Like. Baron of Clonbrock
Jta, Leon Davin

n who have already voted
the room of the late Lord

Fort LORD raiiistAx.
Edm. Earl of Cork and Orrery
Rich. Earl of Cavan
Sommer, Earl of Carrick
Jame. Geo. Earl of COUTtOWI2
Thos. Earl of Longford
Joho, E.rrl of Mayo
John, Earl of Enniskillen
John. Earl of Erne
Geo. Earl of Mount Norris
Som. Lowry, Earl of Belmont
Fro*. Jas. Earl of Vardaff
C. IL Si. John. Earl O'Neill
Francis, Earl of Bandon
Earl of Lisburn
Dupre, Earl of Caledon
Richard. Earl of Clancany
Richard, Earl of Bantry
11. Stanley. Earl of Rubdown
Rich. Pigor, Vise. Moleswortb
Vigeount Middleton
James, Viscount Lined
Charles, Viscount thin
William, Viscount Castlemaine
And. Thos. Baron Blayne,
William, Baron Brandon
Robert, Baron ('arrington
Jr. Baron Du &tin and C ;Amboy
John. Baron Norbury
Frederick, Baron Ashtown
John, Baron Rendleshani
George, Baron Garragh
William, Baron Downes.
Or WEITM cATH.
Henry, Baron Dunally.

TOR Tfll 11A1GLI;11
Fred•. Duke of Leinmer
,m., Bum Riversdale
pa of the vvting on Saturday :--
Lord Farnham

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Lord Mounteashel .
ize of the roll nn Monday :
For lard Farnham
For Lord Mounteashel
Meority her Lord Farnham .
The following Penes voted on 31cioday ;
TOO LORD TARRHAN. FOR LORD 11011MITARIttL.
lois &thorough Lord Rotuma
Ethowrey.

liarringon
Llaremoct, old
Chain

NIGH Tow, DEC. 6.—Mr. Secretary Canning was among
distinguished arrivals of yesterday ; he left his name at
:Palace, and, subsequently, paid a visit to the Portutraese
milt:tube and the Earl of Arran, at the Royal York Hotel.
r. Cooing appeate somewhat shaken in constitution, from
Weald% attacks of gout.
mating was recently held at Brighton, for the purpose
raising a subscription to defray the expense of executing
bast of the Earl of Egrcmont, to be placed in the project-
, county hospital in that town. Mr. Behnes was the
siptor selected by the meeting, and the manner in rind'
• rote in his favour was passed, was highly gratifying to
gentleman's feelings.
..11ATLL'E THEATRICALS ET THE HOWIE Or CECIL.—
L'lt'•ainnientrof this description are about to be given at
Huhn Hail, after the manner of Blenheim and Queene-
lary BOWES, forty years ago; and the Priory at a more
reetnt ;Tod. They will commence on the Christmas
`e• Tie young Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury,
:Clods, and the Kings, are named among the Dramatis
The splendid scenery and accompaniments are,
111, ready in the magnificent long gallery.
Aston has been Mere a few days to recruit his
prrious to commencing his engagement next Sa-
lm/ at 1:11.-ury-lane ; he has been seen inhaling (as we
istalth from the sea breezes on the Marine Parade.
sit n

taithstanding the overflows to witness the Pilot, which
Lea must shortly be laid aside in consequence of the
Lbratisas pantomime, the proprietors of the Adelphi, we
'Orrstand, on Monday next, bring out an entirely novel
ileus, written by Mr. Planche.
103[k4 OATHOGRAPHY.—The following is a copy,
!slam It 'iterating, of a letter lately received by an in-
Ant of Cheuenham. How it found its way, un-
into our lette, hex, we know not

"Nov. 28, 1823.
3Ls.-1 ham verey Sorey that u was. Not at Home Whene
-700 tier. one. Friday last and I sent a lett., ny T one
rardaf and 1w Bide Not Love it as you Ware Not tome and be
tail.. it Backe againe and i have Rost this fue Lingo to Slv Cher
Miitake in that Bill that i gave to ynu Lest But the Bill Will
Back to you, and one Satarday Neat twit Send the Money
foe ithink it Came Due oue the 11 Day to Stade of
14 Day of Nov. Butt tf you bade Pi 3 at home When ieoled
ho ay uhud a Abdo it Hoot then, Butt pleas to send me a fue
sto ...ay When it Came due. and Will Gretly ab me and i
5,.t:7 f,..r it to Hoping Soe and they Be things that Hoe
Lake. But i those ihad Bane Riget to you about it.
es Mr. Chetnant." Your ob. Srt.
'lrlreehan Chronicle.)
10Tif or WAGON WRIZLII, Be.—lt is important to
at concerned, that they should be informed shat the in-
led that the inconvenience and heavy expense in the
won of the wheels of wagons, carts, &c. threatened
t itymed by the 3d of Geo. IV, ch. 126. sec. .S and 8,
;repealed by the 4th of Geo. IV, chip. 95, sec. 3 and 4.
the former Act it was enacted, that from and after Jan.
iii, the width of the wheels of wagons drawn upon the
like road should be not less in breadth than three
under the penalty of five pounds. Many persons
already anticipated the provisions of this Act, by
og their wheels made in conformity with it; but such
tvider.d unnecessary by the last Act, the restriction,
width of wheels, being therein repealed. But in
rto promote such important advantages to the high-
as the use of broad wheels, the Sth section of the
recital Act reduces the tolls, after the Ist of January
upon wa,zons, &c. in proportion to the width of
sloth, viz• every wagon, wain, can or other such
having the tenon of the wheels thereof of
',re3tlth or gunge of four and a half inches, and
inches, at the bottom or sole thereof, the toll
He fur such shall be one-sixth less than the charge
'0:ore; and where the width of the felloes shall be six
ore-third less shall he taken. The second section
hot Act inflicts a penalty of %a. upon the owner, and
sum upon the driver, for every wagon, wain, cart,
tier such carriage, used or drawn on any turnpike
. the nails of the tire or tires of the wheels of which
not be so countenunk as not to project beyond one
ter of an inch above any part of the surface of such
• The general width of the farmer's road-wagon is some-
-4 less than three inches, coniequently no reduction of toll
,4v obtained for such ; it may, however, be profitable
who are constantly on the road to take advantage
Act, whilst the farmer will be under no obligation
,
• prevent wheels aside; the expense now becomes
which was before compulsory. The further
'lon is continued for carts and carriages of the usigal
'' employed in carrying corn or grain in the swat',
'truv, fodder, dung, or lime, for the irr.proYeinent of
er other manure, or any plough, harrow, or ituple-
.usta.•.dry.