The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

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The Duke sad Duchess of Bedford are ealseeted tee IMO
is a fete days fro. Wooberu Abb.?... their way to the ord.
tide, for the laeuefit of his Grace's hes4u.
The Duke of Beaufort has returned to his @t at. Ba,linine.
tin, Gloweesterrhire, front a tour.

Cossless &assets's, is expected to leave town in a few
days for Paris.
The Earl of Itorksavaite has arrived at his father's (Mar_
*tie of Cloolasolideley) seat, Cholinondeley Castle, Cheshire,
kn• a tour.
Visesaot Deerharst ►as left los foliet's (Earl of Coves's")
seal, Croat's Worre•terubire, tln s tour.
L•trd Howard of Elliogbain issa arrived at his Grange
no, Yorkshire, friosa a tour,

Lord Wm. Sentinel' is expected to leave tetra this day
for the Continent.
Amnia ft Wilt:. Hotel, Jermaynwireiti is Excellency
1. Zeal Ceskrit I D'Esressersle awl smite from Cheltenham ;
Mod Lewd Acheson from Harrows. J. W. Stewart, Esq. has
hit ditto ter his +rat, floarsiont Dale, Beak..
lbs Hoe. Henry Lytton, M.P. has left town for Windsor.
Coleetel Crake has left tows for Brighton.
Me. wad Mr.. IlValt arrived yesterday at their boy.? in St.
Jamseewegisairet from their nest, Wrui haw Perk, near Barnet.
Arrivals at 'MASON HOW. St. ,tanses'is-alreet and
llies.Cooke from their real in illantit; sod kV. nail Alm Bur-
den from tin, Deporture:—Mr. sod Mrs. Wm.
icaetwright for the Creatirret.
Wary Rich, Esq left the St. James's Hotel, )groyo.
street, yesterday, for Trinity College. Cambridge.
Arrivals •1 the London Hotel, Alhele.ille i•treel:--Tho
Cosetess Jr Nuattl • from a hoer; Colonel and Mr.. Knight
from Moakley, Kent; Mrs. Nesse front Bssinesioke; the
/tee. Mr. Cooke and family from Parts; and Mr. sad Mrs.
7. Drake ruins their Peal, Pcvershara. Gnat
Mr. and Mrs. Mnreb+ll bass kft Kirklianes Hotel, Lower
Prauk-street, fur the Cealleest.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIPR.
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Yesterday .ere married by special lireest, at /4. Janice.
Cherrh, by the Rev. ;tr. 'lobbies, Voirouut 1114oilrvitle to
Mies Sparrow., daughter of Lady 0. Sparrow, in the pre-
sence of the Dube of Manchester, the Dowager Dacheas of
Manchester, the Dowager Duchess of 4irbreued and Lady
Lasiss Cement, the Marquis mod Marchioness of Hood',
Lady 0. Sparrow, the Ladies Moulage, Lady M. Achesiiii,
Earl of Goefo►d, dt.e. Lied W. Bentiock gave the bride

away. The bridemaids were. Lady M. Acheson, the Ladies
Montalto, and Lady Limits Lennox. Inimrdiately prier the
recersooy the happy pair set off in • hcaotifol chariot sod
raw bases fur Lurd Cawdm's seat in Wales, where they will
peas the honeymoon.

The Doke of CAsootoaz visited the Duchess of
KENT yesterday.
The Princess SorutA visited the Duke of Cu..
pllOOll yesterday.
Testerdsy the Duke or CAMBrtIDGB had a select
party at dinner. His Royal Highness honoured
the Haymarket Theatre with his presence uu Mon-
day night.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIKQUEZ arrived is

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lawn yesterday from Blackheath.
bliss LACY, who is announced for the character
of helvidera at Covent-garden theatre, to-morrow
night, is. a young lady of great promise sod ex.
eectation. She is the grand-daughter of Mr. LAC',
a late patentee of Drury.lane theatre,
THEATRE.—The lowers of song last week cape.
vieaced a gratifyieg and uoespected treat, our soo-
urgers having brought over our delightful native
warbler, bliss Sreenees, who appeared here on
Wierftlesday in the character of Lucy Bertram,
in which site iiitroduced four of her must favourite
airs. She was in excellent voice, sod a I...shiest-able
and crowded audience listened to her syren notes
with highly-wrought admiration. Determined to
maintain the good opinion they have acquired, and
to let slip no opportunity of pleasing the public,
!desists. AlltoTT mid FARLRY have availed them-
selves of Mr. BRAltAllep visit to Cheltenham, to
engage him to appear here on Wednesday tier, in
the character of Don Carlos, in the !henna, and
we siucerety hope that the liberality the managers
hare rinced may he met by a corresponding feelin6
oat the part of their pat rolts.—( Gloucester Journal.) ,
The Cork theatre opened on Thursday night
with Damon and Pythias, in which Mr. IVARDS
perktused Damon ostlk his accustomed energy and
discrimination. The musical Pasiiceio between
Mr. *Kerte, Mr. A. I.LE, and Master [lat.,. We.
an exquisite treat to the lovers of harmony.
As ODD Tatcc—Cnuct Setssoss, at play one•
evening in a large company, happening to cast his
eyes op to a large looking-glass opposite to him,
saw • well.dressed sharper cut off the diamond-loop
from his hat ; he took no notice, but pretending to
want scratching in another room, he desired the man
to take his cards, which he did. The Count stole
softly behind lion with a sharp knife in his hand,
sod cut off one Of his ears; and holding it up to the
company, said--" Retti.ta me my diamond loop,
Sir, and I will return you your ear."
On last Sunday evening the town of Hillsborough
was most brit handy illuminated on the arrival of she
Marquis and Nlarc:iiiiisess of Dolmans& The
niudovre, which were fancifully and tastefully
adorned with evergreens, were iit a blaze of light.
Discharges from some pieces of ordoance, and
numberless bonfires, gave great light and spirit to
the scene.
The will of the late Sir WILLIAM HRILICNEL•
lili,;4lit of the Royal Hanoverian Poelphic Order.
*es proved its the Prerogative Court in Doctors'
Cumulous on the 3d instasit, by the oaths of Dame
Nary Haescurt.. widow (the relict). and Jew(
Fassiasca Wlt.e.ifia Himont., El. the sott,
two of too r0..e1p,,..; power being me-served to
Caeatis aionage, Esq. the other exectator.
The personal effects were sworn under
The copy hold and other lands and tenements at
Uptosocuan-Clsakey, its she comity of Bucks, and
at Slough, he decrees to his son, with twenty-fire
thousand pound. in the Three per Cent. Reduced
Annuities. Two thousand pounds are given to his
brother JOHAN DIATRIcR ; and annuities of one
hundred 'moods each to his brother JOHAN A Lex-
aspen, and his sister CAROLINA ; 201. each to
arphrws and nieces; and the residue (with the ex..
ceptiiiti of astronomical instruments, telescopes, ob.
serrations, btc., which he declares to have given, on
account of his advanced age, to his son, for the
purpose of continuing his studies) is left solely to
Lady Ileftsctiet. The will if dieted the 17th of
Urcember, 18 18.

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