The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-21 00:00:00

COUNTRY PAIRS.

There was a thin allegiance at Norwich Market on Sa.
turilay, and but little hostas= was done. Wheat and Bar-
ley both declined about Is. per coondr.—There was a good
supply of Scots NO hone-bcril Cattle, and no material
variation in price. The Sheep-pests were well filled, and
good prices were asked fur Lambs.
At St. Faith's Fair 011 Monday Isat but little tininess was
done. The supply of Butter and Cheese was small ; priers
were as follow :—Cheese 71. to 71.71. per wey. Batter 655.
to 665. per firkin ; the trade, however, not cos plying with
these terms, hut little, if say, was sold. The whew of horses
was large. There were but few good one, Ind they met
with a ready sale.
('urrrs:R Ocronea Feat.—This fair hos hithe►to been
considerably better attended by purchasers, than the last and
preceding owe.. Manchester and Scotch goon are rather
higher iu price, and in greater demand than they were in
July, as are also Sheffield awl ilirmingban annufactores.
Inds linens are selling at nearly the same prices as last fair;
but woollen.clothes have experietteetalleillinfillimmer.
BURY Feta.—The company which enlivetted this fair
dining last week, was more numerics than we ever remem-
ber. A tows of this magnitude was perhaps never graced
by a greater assemblage of rank and feshioo, err a more splen.
did dimpley of elegance in attire, than the Assemblies, the
Concerts, the Theatre, the Ordinaries at the Attn.', mad the
Promenades exhibited during Friday and Saturday. The ar-
rivals were sionewhst later than usual, the first Ball on
Wednesday was attended by only 100 persons. The equi-
paces, however, rolled in on the Iwo followigg days in
throngs, and on Friday night the nuprecetleated namber of
553 permits crowded the spacious Assembly Roue, *here,
after one country dance, qusilrilles eagrossed the exercise of
the evening The whole new Theatre, though calculated to
contain double the number of the old owe its the boxes, was,
wills the exception of the gallery, and a few rows of the pit
left to its usual frequenters, filled at the highest prices. Al
Monday Mehl'. Ball the number of 460 maintained that
evidence of increased celebrity which Friday night had
affordest.

Of those who partook of tbr festivities lathe gay seisms.
the folluvriug have heru made known to as :
The Doke of Grafton, Earl and Countess of Surrey, Ea►l
and Countess of Custom; Lord Charles mid Rev. lAird Henry
Fitzroy, Ladies Louisa and Isabella Fitzroy, Col. and Lady
Fitzroy, Lord Hervey, Lord aad Lady, and Hoit. Miss and
two Menus. Rom; Lord told Lady H nntiuzfseld, Lord Bnry,
Lady Throekinortun and family, Lord Milaiagton, sad Hon.
Mr. and Mimes Cullyer, Mr. aad Lady Catharine Breckoell,
Sir George, Latiy, and Mies Jerninzham, Sir Robert and
Lady Harland, Sir William Rowley, M.P. Lady, sad three
Misses Rowley; Captain Rowley, the Rev. Joshua, Mrs. sad
Miss Rowley; Lady Louisa Taylor, Sir C. and Lady Blois,
Sir Thomas and Lady Cullum, Sir P. B. V. Broke anti Lady.
Sir John, Lady, and Min Tyrell, Sir ileary sad Lady Ban-
bury, the Hon. Fred. and Mrs. Lumley, Sir W. Parker,
Sir Wm. Kemp, Gen. Sir John Riley, Hun. Mr. Towasenal,
HOll. Gerard Vatmeek and Lady, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Irby,
Hun. Charles Peire, Hun. &oak. Grenville, A. Areedeekne,
Esq. High Sheriff, and Lady, T. S. Guoeb, Esq. fit P. and
Mrs. and two Mime* Gooch, Wm. Newtou, Eaq. M. P. Geu.
Thomas, Eq. the Hon. sod Rev. Mr. Tberlow, Robt. Gage
Bookwood, Esq. John Merest, Eaq. IN. P. mid Mrs. Merest,
Adm. and Mrs. Roos, Adm. sad Mrs. Wilson, Gra. Peachy,
Major Hardiug, Major Wilson, Mr.Serjeons Frere aad Lady,
Mr. sod Mrs. Lee Acta*, Dr. Mrs. sad three Mises
Dr.Colvile, Mr. mad Mrs. Tbraepe, three Misses Lloyd,
Col. and Mr.. Atieek, Col. and Mrs. Rushbrooke, Col: Mr.
and Mrs. Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. Purcell, to-
gether with the first families of the tows and coon*
The young ladies who made their debut at she Bali on Fri•
day evening, were Miss Tyrell, Miss Benjafielal, Ni.. Ray,
Miss Louisa Ray, Miss Charlotte Gould, and Mies
Blachley.

We have received Demerara Potters to the 26th
of August, from which the following are extract, t
" The earthquake on Thursday morning (just before the
clock struck two) lasted about thirty secoudss and nos some.
what more severe than the one which happeue* to 1917—.
No accident however occurred, nor wag a very crest degree
of alarm excited. The clout*, indeed, is the uorth-east,
from their lurid and add appearauce the evident emigre..
gation of electric vapours, sod She 4peresitre heat of •the
weather had already prepare* the ishabitawts Oar a more
thair. ordinary coosequeuce from each a caune."—(apppel
Vozeffe, August 14.)
The Hedges Gazette states She earthquake was felt them
at twenty minutes past one o'clock, the duration about 30
memos, and it. source is supposed to he is Caraccoo—i Royal!
Gentle, August 914
• A Public Meeting of. the burgesses and other too
habitants of the burgh stutioarish of Rutittsgiets has
bees called for Saturday item, the 9id Umlaut. to
1" express their petitituents on, the lute proterellugo
rat Mastehesier. int( to bike iytr. their troosideoesiou
cite neeettaityofat RadiatUtsforos ladle Cameos
HOUK at Patlinineat."