The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-07 00:00:00

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A few .Ti, ago ■ little girl, residing with her parents,
Nu. 24, Liteirstreet, Borosigh, whilst playing with some
others al the third flour winruw, overbalanced herself, and
fell into the street. Several persons who saw her fall uttered
a piercing ►brick, havisig so doubt but she was killed, and
her parrots ran out almost distracted, but to their great sur-
prise she gut up moth frightened, but apparently without
any other injury thao being covered with mud. The yrs.-
joyed parrnia mit thinking it mosible, however, that she
could have fallen each a distance wibout lireakieg some of
her bones, sent fur Mr. Vault, a surgeon, in the neightmar-
hood, who, after examining her wry minutely, declared
that to the heal of ►is judgment she had nut received the
least iiijmy, either Osterman) or externally.

The Ambassador fray the Netherlands enter.
tabled a party of distinction yesterday at his rest-
knee. Whitehall-place.
- Lady-Image Lecox arrived yesterday at her
Illetbres. the Countess 1111418CRAIIIP'S huusr, Si.
James's-square, from Pam.
The Earl and Countess of PRUBROKE and family
leave their residence in Privy-gardens this day, fur
their sent, Mere. Wdir.
Mr. Evvvs and Lady CA RBERY and family have
blaft Cbok's Albemarle-street, fur their seat,
Lefeeti Hint, Lincolnshire.
tss O'N LILL was so unwell on Thursday and
Friday, that she was not able to perform un those
evenings. %Ye are happy, however, to observe that
she is so nincli recovered as to be able to ap-
pear this evening (%lin.day last) in the character of
Atadee.—(Lirespoul Duper./
A serious quarrel is said to have arisen out of the
Carlsbad conference, between the King Or BAVARIA
sod the Elector of Ellesss ; the former having A-
UMW at Carlsbad the cession of Hamm, and the
latter declaring that he wilt not give up a single
-village of his territory. It is added, that, in
couse-
gneuce of they ditkrecce, truism were marching ou
both sides.

Extract of n Titivate letter. dated Mancheater,
October 4 :—" Yesterday week a friend of mine
visited the Reform Union Schoolsin George Leigh-
street, and found the children writing, ur copied,
Universal Sitiliage," No BeruNgliniongers,' and
other Radical motto'. KNIGHT Nay la a corner
of the room, reading a letter he had received from
a carpenter in America, complaining of the bod
I tiosea'.".—(Lrening Paper./

ARRIVAL OP LORD AND LADY DELGRAVR
AT eATON-HALL. ' -

At two o'clock on Tuesday last upwards of two
hundred of the tenantry of Earl Grosvenor. ou
horseback. with white favours in their hats, passed
through this city to meet Lord and Ludy Belgraire
on their way from Froilrlism. A little beyouil
Flookershrook, the cavalcade met the happy pair,
in a closed chariot, drawn by four horses, decorated
with white ribblinds. About 150 of the tenants
were then placed in a hoe before the carriage, and
the remaiuder behind it ; after which the procession
nosed rupiiily through the town to Eit 011,—
A considerable number of persons had assembled
tit the roam to witness the ritlrmice of the newly.
uiarried couple, and the children taught in Eurl
soil Couplers Grosvenor's Free School were *ta-
ttooed iii.Bridge-sitert, to greet tht party SO they
passed. The bells of the different churches were
rung at the time the cavalcade was proceeihog
through the city, and at intervals of the subsequent
part of the day. On arriving at Eaton, the noble
win descended from the carriage amidst the lamas
of the *errantry, and were received on the steps
leading to tl.-- grand hall, by Earl and Countess
Grosvenor. 594)11 al •r this an elegant dinner was
d up in the Hall to a nudarrous company,
consisting of the tenants and other guests. In the
eveimig, the freemen who voted for the represents.
tire fur this city, ',taloa of a supper, and two or
three shillings worth of drink each. at the expense
of Lord Belgrave.—(thesier C'eareat./