The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-27 00:00:00

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ke• owar..• % i • near in-
lualmels,osit died likitel•teekbqb was at WI,
.111testre on Saturday. The story is of •Tmerse, a brief
one, but posseseee• More interest unit variety than
usually belong to pieces of that class. Mr. Machete.
an old bschelor; M poeieised with the mania of emit-
log matches fur all
.th• Monis people of his se.
.quaintance, though the greaser part of thevii I
ended in divorce and treliarote maintenance. Me
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a large list of names destined for wedlock bet i
chief objeet of hit care is !jai Emily Ceareo;
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nCliptaiiece. I
Bele has p 4
grojected 'for her • sakes alai'
li- feapnt,
.entleman he hos sew mast
since he officiated as sponsor for him, whose
pensive, timurfoire, is quit* wertmewo to lam He
send. to the head-quarters Oft& regiment to which
•ite belongs to invite him to his house, and the in.
vitatiou is accepted ; but Colonel Rekely, the com-
: minder of the regiment, a maii of intrigue and
'dissipation, gains sight of Biome it's letter, and in
• fiolic.deterinine• to circumvent him with his !ais-
les's. •He employs Beinserst on some service, which
mow prevent, for a few day., the prooectition of his
!amistm, mad tisits Lady Easily, soder the maimed
name of his inferior officer. tinfortumotely far him,
Lady k map. diagemed with the abatird peojeetailllfi
her uncle, determines to accept no lover of his fprOl
posing. ICekely, therefore, whose character as a '
Mau of gallantry would delitemite have paved Hell
way to his success, lotto ill chance by persoostitimr.'
Belson& Whoa he is about to decline himself in
his own person, Belmont arrives, and, both Akers
being equally unknown in the Alma?. Is takes Ihr
Rakely. Some amosiag ertieoque briefs, which
leads to the discovery of the reel rank and preten-
sions of each. Behaves is selected as the happy
man by the capricious Lod, Emily, partly beton..
Rekeiy, though under an assumed name, had the
misfortune of bring first proposed by her uncle,
and because, too, she recognites in him • gentle-
man who had rendered her an essential service on
some former occapios. The chief agent in the dif-
ferent disguises and discoveries is Shuffle. int old
servant of Nekely'r. This little piece is entitled
to praise principally as an amusing, well.nrranged
story. It met with the most decided success, for
which it is, in an eminent degree, indebted to the
excellence of the actiog. Mr. Teary, as the old •
4mehehrr, W. Joists, as (Weisel Nekely, Mr. Ox-
Illtairlr, in Silt*, and Mrs. CHATTgaLLY, as
Lady•Entily, exerted their talents with the best
effect. The house was extremely full; but.meing
to the new and excellent system of veatilatiou,
adopted here, the hest wes mach leas oppressive

Lady BANKS, Ludy Boutmon, Lsdy Smirrat,ll
Lady THOMAS. Sir ED. sod Lady STA NISOPS.
BANKS. Colonel LITTLEJOSN. Colour! MACDON-i
MOLL, and Lieut• Colonel Bowu, ire in the lost or
recent srrirels at Bath.

Viscount end Viscountess NEWPORT and family,
Lady KNOWLES and family, are among the recent,
fashionable arrivals at Burmouth,
Lord JANES STEWART and Lady, Lady STUART,
and General VINCINT, have arrived at Aberyat.
with.
The Bishop of NORWICH sod Mrs. BATavart:
h tve arrived at Lowestoft:

The last accounts from Milton Abbey state that!
the Countess FITZWILLIAM was rather better, but'
still continued very unwell.
DSPARToRss.—Mrs. Forbes, she Lady of Charles Ferbos,
Esq. M.P., Miss Ashb rrrrr , and Min Forbes, frees fink
boon is Fitzroy-square, fur Piot Collage, Chellassbans ;
Mrs. and the Mines Whitt, of Bantry, comity Cork, from
their house ha South Aodley.street fur Be lb.
The King of the NETHERLANDS has made a pre-
sent of an elephant to the King of PRUSsIA, which
is every moment expected to arrive at Potsdam.
The installation of Sir WILLIAM CHAMPION DR
CIMPIONT. at Provincial Grand Master of the
Lodge of Freemasons for Hampshire, on Thursday
next, at Southampton, by his Kiel Highness the
Duke: of SUSSEX, proves 'try attractive. Prepara-
tions are making for the reception ref his Royal
Highness, who is expected at Sir WILLIAM% OH
Wednesday evening, and • numerous cavalcade is
preparing to meet him. Previous to his coming,
the town will be illumined with ga.. Consider-
able alterations are making in the Assembly
Rooms, which have been lately purchased by Sir
WILLIAM. After the procession to and from
chart-14 his Royal Highness's name will be regis-
tered as a burgess of that very ancient town and
county.

On Thursday the gth inst. pursuant to Resolu-
tions passed at Whalley, several piece. of plate
were presented to Colonel CLAYTON. of Carr
Lancashire, as a testimony of the high esteem and
vesterationentertrined for his valuable services as
Magistrate of that county for Hearty half a century,
and as Colonel of the late Royal Lancashire Vuluu-
teers.—The plate cost upwards of SOO/.

The celebrated M. BBLZONI is now in Norwich.
On Tue.day and Wednesday evenings marry gen-
tlemen of that city were invited to meet him at the
elegant mansion of J. Ives, E.q. and expressed
great pleasure at the communication afforded them
by the politeness of that gentleman, with an indivi-
dual through whose indefetigeble exertions this
country is becoming the greatest repository in the
world for Egyptian monuments of OM
VAUXHALL—This inimitable spot of pleasure
and useful recreation has been moot elegantly stud
usineromily attended during this last week. To give a list
of the malty frishionables who have added to the splendour
and gaily of the geese would far exceed the insitsof a news-
paper. These who base not visited tie Gardens this season
can form but ai imperhel idea of their exquisite brilliance,
and those who visit she Gardens this ceasing will eertakily
witness a spectacle which they will reip•aiber with interest
cud with ph for the remainder of their lives. A series
of entertainments surpassing in msgiiilleence all which hare
ever been presented before are announced by the Propri►tor,
sad when it is remhembered dial, unlike misag rho premise
more than they mead to perform, he always eyes exceeds his
promises. expectation aaaaa t be faired two high sf 11c aphis.
did scene which this evening will present, sad particularly as
it is the WWI night but one of the wagon,