The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

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U. Jo Hite, Esq.'s fox hands oil Thursday at Heel,
date.
The Sarrey fox hounds used ea Thursday at Beaky ILIA
and ow Saturday at Keaton.
The harriers stet every day.

ROYAL MINT.

Os ',Jetty a Ime deer wse tweed mit before hie Majesty's
star bawds, et Ashford; the day being floe, the field of
sportsmen woo sureeross. The deer at first starting took
towards Chertrey, esaltbsg to the left through tLe escliraorer,
wises he ems w th great swiftness iOWIIIIIO Waiioll Bridge,
where be crewed the Thames to the riled of Weybridr, and
took acrriss the country towards Guildford, to the right,
back by Cobham. In the course of the chase, the boniest's
sod bounds bad lost the deer for some time, bat fraud it
stein, and screwed the dam. The deer then took slung
the Bagsliot road, round by Golden Faroitr's Hill, where
be was moor takes. This remarkable fine deer Yes sear ►ia
hours, which caused she death of sums of the horses, tie
chase brio; so keg, and the sportsmen riding- one against
another, to prose who had the beat borer.

FUNERAL FROOll29lOl'l OF T. couiTisi

Yesterday morning the remains of the ishrol highly
►expected Gentleman were removed frost his late
residence in Stratton-atreet. Picea& I ly, fur interment
in the family vault at Wroxton Abbey, in Oxford-
shire. The procession heg■ti to move at • slow and
solemn pace, soon after nine o'clock, iu the follow.
ing. order :
Ten horsemen, two and two.
The plume of feathers.
The Hearse, bearing the armorial raruicheons of the rosily,
drawn by six doe black bones, followed by three soommiag
coaches sod six.
The deceased's private carriage sod four.

The prooeeuioo was then closed by a long train
or noblemen and gentlemen's currisges. consisting
of upwards of forty, including those of their Royal
Highnesses the Dykes of York soil Sussex. the
Daft ess of K‘t, . *weds Coventry. Stewart.
Cawdor, &c. &c. 4c.

WINDSOR, MARCH la—On Saturday his Royal
Highness the Duke of CLARENCE arrived at Frog-
more from Bushy Park, and paid • morning mit
to the Princess Atiouifia. His Royal Highness
returned to Bushy Park at five o'clock to Avner.
A Paper of yesterday says—" It h whispered in
the highest circles, that the Orley of the Garter,
lately sent to the Danish Monarch, wits riteparatory
to the demand of his daughter CAROLINE (aged
29), in marriage for an illustrious personage.
Mrs. BUNN concluded her engagement at the
Ba'h Theatre on Tuesday last, playing Quiets
Elizabeth in the new piece of Kenilworth, fur the
niueteenth night. This Lady's benefit was one of
the greatest houses ever remembered in that city,
the house being literally overflowed a little after
six o'clock. From Rath she proceed. to Manchester
and Dublin, in which latter place Mr. limn is
about to produce Kenilworth with great spreirdonr,
for the express wirers of introducing her &the
theromer of the .Q•oess, which has created se tes-
precedented an interest in Bath. *•*. • •

The F.ttryaless. Captain curromi, with R.
Fissim.Tost. Esq. Ambassador to Naples, oo board,
which put into Plymouth on Sunday from Ports.
mouth, soiled on Wednesday with a fair wind.

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