The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

PASHIONABLIt NbiVRNIINTS.

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kW brake aad Dumber; of Richmond Have left tows fit
. oast. Goodwood, tem:am a
The Marqiiii and Marchioness torersallis have kit
.118 • ',Olt to Lord Braybrooke for a few der at his
thodley Rod, Beers, on their sway So their seat, 14rffordi
DasySt. Eissoods.
The Marquis and Marchlonede of Lamdown aad family
vsoNl 'careless's% this day for their seat, Botrood Park, Wihs.
The Earl sod Codeine a Morley sod family left tons
-yesterday far *heir seat, Plympton,Deroesbire.
Earl Yeralars left tops yesterday for bis seat, Goebel.
bury, Herts.
Lord Rivers haslet Maw. for his walla Bash.
sir Meaty mid Lady Berkeley lave left lowa fur their seat
is Botha.

13eportikria front Warres's Hotel, Rwrest.striset
Bishop of Oseory and family for Scotland on their tray TO
Ireland; and Colowl Campbell for his wit in Kent.
Arrivals at Mies's'. Hotel, Lower Brood, tweet :—Getse.
-ral Chowae from Paris; Lord Basieliffe from ditto; sod Sir
Charles wed Lady Leskliset, from Scotland.
Owen Williams, Esq., M.P. and family left town yesterday
for their meat Craltydoo, Anyleova.
Mr. sod ars. C,osses haw lett. the t. George's Hoist, Al •
bewails-street fee Cielienhown.
J. Hower{ I[q. swim, yesterday at /Writs% MOO,
Dever-stow, from [reload.
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Couniew de Grey has left town for bee stet, Wrest Hoeg
Bedfordshire.
Messrs. Derby, Greens, gad Bradehier, bore arrived at the
Clareedon Hotel, Bead-etreet, front Paris.
Deportees' frees Haiehett's Hotel, Dever-strett. Picts+
dilly :—.Tbe Hoe. Colonel Straogviays for "footslog ; Coloeiel
Theapows for Bath; Major Macan for dine; Mrs. Stewert
for Paris; Geacral St. Ledger for Star Crow, Gevoelikke
Colgael U. Berg for Windsor; Major Alston for Southway.
toe; sad W. M. Playdell, Esq. for Pool, Dorset.

SADLER'S WELLS.
The audience were delighted on Monday evening
at this beautiful theatre. The various novelties
performed excited the admiration of so overflowidg
nod fashionable house. The wonderful sagacity.of
Mr. Sittraisn's Dogs and Bear surpassed say
thing we could possibly imagine. A new piece was
produced. in which a Mr. WaLeot,a displayed a
versatility of talent that drew forth repeated and dei
served applause. Tons sad Jerry, with the .cele-
brated Posy Rases, although performed near len
nights, coutiose to receive an extraordinary per.
tion of public patronage. We have heard that the
inimitable and very successful author intends pre-
seating an entertamment to those Ladies and Geo..
tlemen whose' iodefstigable exertions have not.ouly
contributed so much to bis popularity, but also bra
fortunate production.

A classical poet io a Morning Paper of yesterday
has discovered that Achilles was the son of Leda—
What a goose!!

'MATHEW' has taken his passage at Liverpool,
in the pocket William Thompson, for New York,
to sail on the tit of August.
Mr. Etutrrou *as had the honour, personally,
to submit to his Msserry's inspectibit' the plans
fur the projected alterations of the Theatre Royal.
Drury-lane, which his hill.tarry was graciously
pleased. to examine minutely, and to. favour with
his entire approbation and sanction.
Gloucester Theatre opened on Monday, under
the asansgsment of Hamm AfhoTT and FAILLEir,
from Covent-garden, bath well known and long
admired on the metropolitan stage.
The perforniance of plays at Paris by an Eng-
liah company is likely to be carried into .effect.
Mr. PaNteliT, who has tried a similar experiment
troccevsfully at Boulogne, Brussels, Calais, &c. is
the pr4ecter of this plan, and, we hear, is pa-
tronised 'by the British Ambassador at the French
Court. Dowses, Kritotrr, end Miss M. vase,
ate already named ; and negocistiuns are pending
with others, among which Mr. Cllalit.aa KaISILI
and Olnelitif are named. The theatre is expected
to open in August.
The sum of 100,0001. was voted on illonrisy
night in the House of Commons for the relief of
the distress in Ireland.

A number of the inhabitants of Paisley met on
the evening of Frids3
shire Tontine) to coma

illustrious toUnsmsn,

celebrated Scottish

Ornithologist. At
•nd the nomination

proved of by the meet'
took the Chair, and '

drew, adverted to the

his practical kilowledi

perseverance ea p net
bit " Watt, awd Met
ism" The Lawrel dfr
Tailor" (which form '

cnl productions). and
Ornithology renni►►
never be forpt► nor .
One of his old friends
*ith the cortespondenes
whilst he dwelt among

•••. v. mremy WU% .n.
ay the Sib inst. in the Renfrew-
nmenaoratethe birth of their lute
n, ALsiswola Vl'lcsow, the
i'oet, and far-fatord American
nine o'clock the Hall was fail,
of dis Committee being ap-
aeeting. Mr. GEORGE Gum' t.
cl in a brief, but suitable od-
ic menu of WILIOII as a poet,
,dge as • philosopher, and lis
sturalist, observing, that while
Peg"—" The Loss of the Pock"
Ifspaited," and Ina "Solitary
but a small part of his poen-
id his much-admired American
on record, his DIMS would
his works camp l be Waited.
Ids highly grablied the campary !,
fence which he hod with him
ant out Trituoatlaotic brethren.
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