The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-18 00:00:00

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His Majesty.arrieed at scootsos Thursday at lalt.past
lee &dock, p.m. is his travelling *striae. accomposied My
Lord Grams ad Lord Francis Cosysgbam, ow his way
from !reload, sad 'tort at the door of lbs Carets Hotel
(Edwards's) for s abort time. sad,afterwarde promeded ea to
Priory, the sodent seal of the Mamas Oryadest. The
. loser sad other refreshatiesta were served from the Casale
ru te, at which his Majemy iris meat graciously plemed to
expects his entire approbation. His Msjesty set of the fol.
lowing morale( at four o'clock for Ciekborrel, where
there was a relay of 'horses sent from the Castle Hotel, Bre-
con, is readiness to proceed Oa with his Majesty to Rag-
load. Him Majesty left !Imo's!i aceonspaisied by the Corp*.
ratios and all the respeciableGentlemen of the town and
ne4rliboorhend, 'amidst the loudest acclamatiinis of joy, The
whole wows was brilliaNtly Hl'llE4B+ll44l, and the bells of the
differmst chitiches rang siacessingly the wb;le of the tight.
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IItE LAND.
ncvux, iiirrratima 13.

THE LORD MAYOR'S DINNER.
71re Lnrd Mayor gave„ yesterday. hie last quarterly dimmer,
et the sew circular building, ►ear of the alsaiion-hosir.
About four Isendred at down to Jinner. Tbe gallery was
crowded with Ladies. The entertainment was splearlid, and
dill Wooer to the taste and 'twilit'litY of ►is Lordship. In
*he course of the evening dm following touts were give:—
" The King"
After which, Non MAO Dwaine was song byname ama-
teurs. end musical gruitlemen, wise were present.
" George the Fourth, Kist of Ireland," thiee times dike.
T 1116114" GU sacs (As kilig."
" Duke of York and the Army."
* Doke 'if Clareoes and the Navy."
" The Chancellor of the Usivero, and the rest of the
Royal Family."
" The Lnrd Liettamant, and prosperity to Ireland"—
" Pafrkk's Dee'
"Sir Robert Shaw."

Mr. Sean iellisieed thanks In a short Speec►, sin 4 gave:—
" The Lord Mayer."
His Lordship returned thanks.
" The Lod Primate nod the Church of Ireland."
" The City Representatives."
Mr. SHAW again rose, and returned thanks; he said that
all his exertions in Parliament should be directed to serveihe
City of Dublin.
ELus also returned thanks. He congratulated the
amiably on the general unanimity which prevailed, and
hoped it would continue uninterrupted; be complimented
the Lord Mayor on his splendid hospitality, and Its excellent
conduct on the occasion of hie Majesty's visit.
The Attorney-General sad the Irish Bar."
" Me. Secretary Grant."
" Lord Liverpool and his Majesty's Ministers."
" Sir David flrdwil and the Army serving in Ireland."
" lite Duke of Wellington."
" The Glorious 1211. of August, 1821."
" The Prince Esterhagy, and the Illustrious Visitost who
accompanied his Majesty to Ireland."
" Lord Oriel and the Linen Trade."
" Universal Benevolence"
Here Alderman Sir WK. Stange rose, with the letentioa,
as he said, of proposing the health of the Lady Mayoress;
but the Lord Mayor interrupted him, and declared that be
would trot permit any toast to be given but such as came
regularly from the Chair—no matter upon what subject. Sir
William sat down.
The LORD MATOIt then rose and gate V The Lord Mayor
Elect."
Alderman Jamu returned thanks. He hoped that, at the
end of his mayoralty, be should have the mime satisfaction
be now enjoyed in the Annetta, approbation of his fellow-
citizens. He declared his intention to follow up t►e spirit
of comeilistion so !amiably acted upon by his predecessor.
The worthy Alderman, referring to the matter in dif.
tenses between his Lordship and Sir William Blamer,
entreated his Lordship's permission to propose the health
of the Lady Mayoress. The Lord Mayor returned thanks,
and ►ee 1-sayable. health was drank amidst applause..
The next toasts were—
" The 11th August, 1841."
" Tbe 23d August, 1821."
" The Sheriffs and Continues of the City of Dublin."
" Mr. Secrets' y Gregory."
" Mr. Alderman Archer."
The worthy Alderman returned thetas; he congratulated
Ow Assembly and the City of Dublin on the unanimity
which so happily prevailed.
" The Recorder and Board of Aldermen."
Alderman Et-omm returned thanks in the name of lbw
Board of Aldermen, and joined heartily in the general con-
gratulation un the happy unanimity.
"Sir Benjamin Blomelteld."
A few other toasts were given; but one sentiment of
unanimity prevailed op to the boor of one o'clock, when we
Isft the Maasion•house; nearly the whole of the guests had
then separated.
Messrs. Willis, Wilton, Bedford, punted, &e. sung
excellent songs and glean, which were much applauded.

An election of a Temporal Peer of Ireland, in
ronm of the late Lord TYILIIWLY, Will take place
this day.
We are reques,ed to state that a true bill was re-
tu►ned by the Grind Jury of London, at the Old
Bailey Session•, on Thursday, the 13th instant,
agamst the limiter and Publisher of The Times
Newspaper, for a libel again►t Mr. J. B.
the Honorary Assistant Secretary of the Constitu-
tioual purporting to be the report of
Mr. Sheriff %V AITIIMAN'S Shred' at Guildhall, on
the return of the new Sheriff•.

The Scotsmen resident in Nlanchester intend to
Pend r handsome gold snuff-box, bordered with a
thistle, to Mr. lIUME, with an inserption to this
effect:—" Presented to JOSEPH Hums.
by his couotryinen resident in Masschr.ter, as a
testimony of respect for Isis talents, stud gratitude
fur his parliamentary exertions."
Last week a )(mug shark. alma six feet in
length, was taken in Plymouth Soussil, not however
without considerable difficulty ; upwards of twenty
books were carried away before it could he secured,
and at last it was killed by severe hewing on the
head, after being brought to the surface of the
water.

About one-third of the Plymouth ■nd Dartmoor
rail-way is completed, and on Moodily last a quan-
tity of wrought granite was remove:l from the quar-
ries to the sock on Roborough Down (a distance of
seven miles) from whence it will be conveyed to
Lepwell Quay, and shipped for London. Twenty
waggons formed into three divisions, each waggon
containing above four tons, were moved on with
great facility by only one horse attached to each
division. . .

A GOOD WHlP.—Last week as the subscription
coach was corning from Prankster to Hokkitun, a
covey of p*rtridgts sprung from the hedge-row,
when the coachman, with great adroitness, killed a
bird with his whip, and presenttd it to ate of the

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proprietors.
Last week. at the meet of Letterkenny. a most
dreadful occident took place. One of the horses
bolted from the course, and struck down two men
in the crowd ; in peeling over them, lie set his fore-
ket exactly on the windpipe of one man, who ex-
pired instantly; his hind feet /truck the breast of
another MVO so violently, that the ribs were sepn.
cased all Atlantan «►e rade from the spine. It, is
thought be cannot *unite.

THE 7'V RP.
VoNc.Airtsa MEETING, 11121.
ussinfalr. tierraMilotst 17.
Tie Fitswillians Stakes of lags. earls,- with ?ogg. added by
the Corporotioo; for termyear olds, Ist.; three, 'fist. ; four,
Sot. 91b.; he, 9at.116.1 six, 9M. 51b ; and aged, 941.71 b.;
Loft mile a.d a Malt (5 sobserlhors.)
Sir E. S. Dodeworth's eke e. M. Patrick, 4 yrs old
Lord Milton's br. e. Czersicheff 3 yrs old
Mr. G. L. Fox's be c. Sir Arks, by Smotensko, 4 yrs old
Mr. Petre's p. c. Jodi the Laird's Brother, 3 yrs old
Mr. Lasiston's be. e. Borodino, by Sasulensko, 4 yrs old.
Produce Stakes of 100 p. each, ls. ft.; for too.yeir old colts,
. So. fillies, B.t.—Red•Hosse lt., (4 subsesibers).
`Ltd Quiensberry's gr. f. by Prime Minister, oat of Vesta
Duke of Lead's b. f. by Octavian, out of Miss Cliffe
Lord Milion's br. e. by Assisdis, coot of Choke/ins
Sir W. Maxwell's p. f. Dodo, by•Yiecoraut.
The Gyeat Si. Lepr Stake* of 23p. each, for 3.yr old Nitta,
Sit. 41b.; lilies, Sit. St. Leger Curse. (49 Sabsertbers.)
Mr. Riddell's b. e. Colwell. by X.Y.Z out of Levi Forte
Mr. RiddelPs b. f. by X.Y.X. out of Swinton's dam
Mr. Peirsir's gr, f, by Comma, out of Lisette
Mr. Lasobtow's b. e. Msleolto. &other to Dansinane
Ist Queensberry's gr. tr. Sesatur, by Prime Minister
Ld Queerberrea b. c. by Ardroesau
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. e. Sendbeek, by Cation
Lord Milton's eh. I. 'Ursula, by Cervantes, out of Fanny
Sir J. Bug's b. e. Film-Walter. by Arnarlit
Mr. W. B. Cooke's ch. f. Civet, by Cerruti.
Mr. Wilames gr. e. Gushes's. by Election
Sir W. Maxwell's e. Jock she Laird'. Brntbm
Sir W. Maxwell's p... Bee Nevisl.bY *emoting
Mr. R. Mance% b. f. My Lady, by'Conseis
Sir. Petre's gr. e. The Baron, by Cervaosee
Mr. G. L. Fu's bl. f. Lady Peter, by Stnolensko
Mr. G. L. FOX"( b. e. Little Darcy, by Fl bleier
Mr. T. O. Powlett's hr. c. Jack Spigot
Mr. T. 0 Powlett's ch. f. Marigold, by Connie ,
Mr. Brandling's b. e by Prime Milliner, dam by Ruler
Mr. Bell's M. f. by Sivrolerisko, out of Tiney
Mr. Watt's eh. e.'Cataline, by Cerberus, out of Alti.idora
Mr. Houldswarth's b. c, Fleury, Vnither so
Mr. Frankland's ch, e. Northern light, by Octallu
Mr. Allison's hr. e. Yingt-on, by Smolensk°
Mr. .I Benton 's (jun.) b f. Otte, by ;Bustard
Mr. Ridridale's b. e. Symms's'', by Prime Minister
IA Scarbrough's b. e. Coronation, by Cliioll
Mr. J Ferguson's b. c. Cliampaigue, by °Marian
Mr. J. Ferguson's h. f. Florrintire, by Octavian
Mr. Wynn's eb. F. Fortuna, Sister to Woodbine. by COMO.
Mr. Pethans's b. e. by Prime fil °dear, dam by Comas
Mr. Whiting's b. c. by Tramp, dam by Gabriel
Mr. Guteuigne's b. e Hamilton, by Governor
Mr. Kirby's h. C. by Cardinal York, daps by Orville
Mr. J. Robinson's b. e. The Lord of the Manor
Mr. J. Rubinson's b e. Mystery, by Mannino
Mr. Swaby's bl. c. Second-Fly, by Whiteloek
Mr. Swaby's br. f. Wilna, by Smoleosko
Mr. Armstrong's Is. e. Pickiness
Col. King's b. f. Lunatic, by Prime Minister
Mr James's gr. c Fleur-de-Lis, brother to Boarbon
Id Rossmore's b. f. by Election, oat of Promise
Mr. Bouverie's be. c. by Blucher, out of Brush's duos
Mr. T. S4dler's f. Penwell*, by tyldener out of Foley
Mr. S Dunrombe's h. r. by Sinotensku
Mr. Clifton's b. c. Thornton, by Comus
Mr Clifton's br. e. Odds, by Haphazard
Mr. Wurtley's gr. f. (dead) by Cervautes.
Produce Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for cults. Bat. 71b. ;
Allies, Sot. 41b.-31b. allowed, te.c.—Fuur miles: (ll
Subscribert.)
Mr. T. 0. Powletee b. f. by Comas, dam by Pipator
Duke of Leech's b. c. by Ardrumao, out of Rebecca
Me. Lambtou'a els. f. The MiteiitrintAugiva
Ld Fintwilliam's b. C. Puss, by pus, out of Killen
LA Miltme's b. f. Locioda, by Cervauses, out of Sally
Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. Antelope, by Smolensk°
Mr. Gaming's'', els. (by Waxy. out of Thomann*
Mr. Gsscoigne's b.f. Cora, by Welty, out of Vuurneen
Sir W. Maxwell's ob. e. Mooreith, by Haphazard
Mr. Watt's eh. c. Cesar, by °Oxus, out of Altisidora
Mr. Pelvis's p. e. by Waits's, out of Lisette.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for all horses, ase. four-year
olds, Wm. 41b. ; five, list. 01b.; six, 1211.; and aged,
12s 21h. Four miles.
Mr. Houldsworth's gr. e. Nam. by Camillus, 4 yrs old
Mr. T. 0. Powlets's b. e. Gambler, 4 yrs old
Mr. Petre's br. c. Sir Juba, by Smoterisko, 4 yrs old
Mr Lothian's gr. h. Could, by Camillut. 3 yrs old
Mr. Armstrong's b. c. Alexaoder, 4 yrs old.

LICH FIELD RACES, WaswElDAvr, 5EM141117.11 12.
The Gold Cup, valve 100gs.--Tbree mile hest..
Ld Grosvenor's b. c. Belvidere, 4 yrs old, Rat. 3lb 1
Mr. J. Myttort's b. g. Asli-Radieal, 5 yrs old, Sat. Slb 2
Mr.!. Mallet's b. e. Radtke, 5 yrs old, Bst. 1211) 3
Thirteen others were named, but did not start. This race
was finely ran, and admirably contested.

The Noblemen and Geistlenems's Plate of 7531. Two mile
heats.
Mr. Beddsworth% b. f. Least, 3 yrs old, ist. 21b 1 1
Mr. Coming's bl. c. Gleaner, 3 yra uld, 7st
Sir J. Egerton's b. h. Young Cestriso, 4 yr., Sat. 41b. 3 dr
Mr. Denbases ch. c. The Abbott, 4 yrs old, tbst. 41b. 4 dr
A boo race, and wou by half a neck.
THURSDAY.
A match of 501. Two mite heats.

Mr. Webb's b. m. Nil Desperandnm, b yrs old,
ed. 13th.
Mr. Holmes 's b. m. Hopeful, 5 yrs old, 8111. Ch 1 2 2
Both beats admirably contested, and the last won by only
a bead.

The Members Plate of 5045. Two mile heats
Sir J. Egerton'. b. h. Young Cestriait ..... 5 0 1 1
Mr. Charlion's b b. Master Henry .. 1 4 4 2
Mr. Jackson's b. f. Minerva 2 3 3 dr
Mr. Thompson's h. It. Fits-Langton
Mr. Cumin's Gleaner
Four better rue beats were never seen at Lichfield, or at
any other races.

MORPETH MEETING-NORTHUMBERLAND.

OILPTENBER 11.
Sixty Posed. for horses. dm—Heats twice round.
Mr. Whiten 's b. c. by Tromp, 3 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Reed's b. c. by Whitworth, 4 yr■ Ore NO 2 2
Mr. Kliby'v bl f. by Solulenebri, 3 yrs old 3 3
2tol on Mr. Ktrhy's Ally. A good race.

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The Members' Plate of Oa—Heats twice round.
Mr. Reed's b. c. by Whitworth, 4 yrs oW 1 0 1
Mr. W'hiten's b. e. by Map, 3 yrs old 2 2 2
Mr. Lofous's bc. Middleton, 4 yrs old 4 U dr
Mr. Babinsun's b. f. by Maricien, 3 yrs old 3 dr
Middleton the favourite. A capital race.

Tutinso4Y.
TIN. Subscription Purse of 501. Meats thrice round.
Mr. Wise's b. mare Cottage Girl, by Thunder-
butt, 0 yrs old.
111r.Hred's b. e., by Whitworth, 4 yrs old (received 10/) 2 2
Mr. Rubinson's to c. by Marmion, 3 yrs old 3 3
The 'inset the favourite. A good rate.