The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-22 00:00:00

PRIACE LEOPOLD.

A dinoir irturintele Ores, at Trentham Hall, the
oat of the Most Nribie the Marquis and Marchioness
of Stafford, to his Royal Highness Prince Leopold,
ou his return from Scotland.
There were assembled all the rank, beauty, and
f.ishion of the county ; among whom we noticed—
Lord and lady Anson, Sir T. and Lady Clifford, and their
accomplished daughter, Miss Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Fitz.
herbed, Culoncl and the Honourable Mri. Sueyd, Mr. and
Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Clietuynd, sec.
We were happy to observe, though Mrs. Fitzber.
Bert has here, for some time in a v-tv delicate state
of health, she never looked more lovely nor inte-
resting. The natural 'linable condescension and
elegance of her manners at all times swear con-
spicuous, sod render her no object of universal
admiration to all her neighbours, by ishom she is
deservedly beloved. The manly figure and dig-
nified manlier of Mr. Fiisherbert were par-
ticularly sotikong. Knowing his Royorl High-
tiet.s's partiality for shooting. he begged he wuttld
accept all the diversion his extensive minor 'could
afford at Swe 111 l istou Park, which abounds with
game of every description, and adjoins to his hospi-
table sod superb mansion. His Royal Highness,
previous to lensing the neighbourhood, visited the
different manufactories, with which he expressed
himself highly gratified.

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Yesterday morning, at six o'clock, his Royal
Highness the Duke of YORK left York.house, for
the Duke of RUTLAND'S seat at Newmarket.
His Kuril Highness Prince LEOPOLD having
honoured the Marquis of STAFFORD with tt visit
for some days. at his seat, Trentham-hall, on Fri-
id,ly last h's Royal Highness and suite, accompanied
hLord Gowan' viewed Mr. Strooe's extensive
-
porcelain and earthenware manufactories at Stoke-
tipott.Trent, Staffordshire, where his Royal High-
ors* remained several hours, attentively surveying
the various processes and shew.rooms.
Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH are expected to
leave town this day, for Sudbourn Hall, Suffolk, on
a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of HERT-
FORD.
This being the birth-day of the Marchioness of
BUCKINGHAM. the Noble Marquis gives a grand
entertainment to a numerous party of distinguished
Personages, ut his seat, Arington, Hants.
The Earl and Countess of CLANCARTY and
family left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, yes.
terday. for Brussels. The Earl of GUILFORD
has arrived at ditto.
The Hon. JOHN COVENTRY left Warren's
Hotel, Regent-street, yesterday, for his seat in
Berks.
The young Queen of SPAIN is not more than
sixteen years of age, in person genteel, her face
pretty, and her complexion very fair. From her
tears and depression of spirits whilst she remained
at Toulouse. it appeared that the prospect of a
Crown did not reconcile her to leaving her native
comitry.
The following members of the Caledonian Hunt
attended the annual meeting, which was held at
Edinburgh last week, viz.—
Earl of llopetonis, Preses; Marquis of Queensberry,
Marquis of Tireedditie, Viscount Duncan, Viscount
title, Lord Belhaven, Lord Maitland, General Hon.CAntles
Mope, Hon Henry Dantean. H N., Rest.Ailiniral Hon. C. E.
Flaming, Sir Jobn Hope, Sir M. Shaw Stewart, Sir Alex.
DUO. Ear hors G. Band,
_Sir Williams Maxwell,_ Sir Julia

11. Maxim 11, Sir James Fergurou Sir George iTarreoder,
Sir David Bonier Blair, Vier-Admiral Sir W. J. Hope, Ge.
nrral Francis Dundee, Alex. Houston, Esq., Alen. Maclean,
Esq.. William Blair, Esq., Hobert Hay, 1, James Blair,
Esq, John A. Thomson, Esq, William Murray, Esq.,
Robert Wallace, Essi , Colonel Hamilson, John Dosglas,
E.q. Thomas G. Stirling, Esq., Josses Balfour, EM., mad
Jaws Dewar, E.q.
The political mania is so violent and general in
Paris, that it has even the noted fortune-teller
MaldefUoiSelle LENOIMANI. She has, if we may
trust the journals, published a book upon the late
4.7ongresser of SurrrelgUll and filiiiisteree. with
" Notes. flestorical, Political, Philosophie al, Ca-
&c. She shuffles 'tiers and kingdoms
like pack. of cards, commits dreadful execution
upon all languages. living and ancient, which she
pee-owe into her service, and concludes with opening
se twit tido the future. " Oh, Europe !" she rx-
CluilleS, iu prophetic testacy, " thou wetland thou
art the ;mesa of great men; but in 1899 thou
shalt lope that fair title.—Yes, the white man shall
become block, and the black man shall be the last
iiik Animism of the globe." This is, we suppose. a
" note cabalisticel" on this prediction, but we bare
lint the work before us. Her neat prediction is
+w le plain. Beiviern 1820 and 1924 there will lee
another Congress of Sovereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle;
▪ the year. 1828, 1838, but particularly 1878.
Mill be di.tinguislied by • Congress of all the
limier.. mud all the .epresentativee of the whole
turtle! !! The Turk shall be driven out of Europe,
and then still follow the establishment of one rel.,-
Kinn, and one worship over the whole extent of
European territory. The inspired Sybil dots not
mrotion which is to be this animas! religion.—.
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