The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-21 00:00:00

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Arrivals al Brunet's Hossi,Leicester-square:—Ceemlnan
Henwesseiu from Cassel, Le .Verniunt Alfred sic Ndtrilki
from Paris, Moos. ale.Holstei• Seltzer from Demninski sad
Mons A. Leollier from Paris. Louis Faure de M. Perry
bas left dial° fur PIUhl,
Arrimsb at 1111ske's Hole', Jertnyn-street :—G I Lis.
tow from • tour; and Cantina and Mrs. Harkins from she
Continent. Daniel Gurney, Esq. has kft ditto for his seat
at Dorking.
Bladthnnie, Esq. his arrived in sown from his seat in

miscaseire.
Wilkies, Esq. M.P. left tows yesterday for his seal,
ass* Wales.
Rey. Dr. Clarke left town yesterday for his seat is Sawa.
Lord Red Lady Hantingfield arrived yesterday at Hods.
son's Hotel, Dover.street, from their seat in Se&lk.
Sir Robert, Lady, and Muss Blair have arrived at 14
St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, Wei Balk.
Seri'Om at the Claremont Hotel, Bemimtreet :—Colonel
sad Mrs. Moniker' from Paris; Mr. ma Nn. Stacey sad
family from alsidsione ; and dolma! wait.llfre. Scott from
their seat, &afield Mouse,.liedia.
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Clapsaim. ss Mn.s GOMAlaws left the Natters Hotel,
rawarlills, for Paris. •
Earl Riven las left tows far hie seat, Hare Park, New.
market.

SADLER'S WELLS.
Tons mid Je►ry with the Pony Races at thi,
theatre continues to. attract overdowing and
fashionable midi-ewes. 'Among the distinguished
visitors during QM- left *erg' we observed the fol.
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!owing with large ,tportieg :
The M•rjsls sad Marrhioavis of Doonehire sal falsity,
the Earl of Yarmouth and party; the Cuuniess of Shrews.
leery, the Hon. Mr. mid the Misses Talbot, Lady Kennedy
sod funnily, Lady Rodney, the Hos. Douala, Kisoaird,
Mr. sad Mrs. Drummond and party, Lady Meymil, Lady
lifoorktom'aied fswily, Sii George ifealbeifili Sir Minim
Geer's, Sir Lumley Skrffinaton, Sir Hesry Dario. Sir Johs
Eyeful*, Geared SirselitiN• General lrsis sod party, Major
Payton, Copulas Berard sod peityi Mrs:Dommard and
Coloemel Dewar, Mt.. &eletss sod party, Admiral
Willoughby sad fussily, sod Um !Reshape.

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DOVER. MAT 18.
Arrivals at, mod Departures from, the York
doter
tbo Earl of Caraorvon, Lady Emily Herbert, Lady Her.
riel Herbert arid sake, the Earl of Harborage), the Duke
dlaiv*eglie Bare. Steil. and suite, Lady Hillary, C. Brad-
t , Esti% Lord Wm. Lennon, the Hoe, Mrs. Portant,
Miss Langton, Baron Augustus Shambrue, Lady Mary ifird
Mr. Seymour, the Earl of Winchilam, Montage Gore,
Esq., Charles Gore, Eat), Sir James and Lady Feltorres,
the Hoe. Mrs. Spencer' Commons Wraterbutte the Count end
Coyotes@ de Perigord, tbe Hoeourable Captain Webster,
the Countess Mengden, C. toinielli, Esq., Sir Charles sad
Lady Wolseley, Mr. end MitioWildie, Mr. and Mrs. Maury
Baring and fantily,'Sir• Joseph Strait and son, Coentand
Canisters Letse and Suite, the Hon. Mr. Wyndham, the Hon.
Henry . Howard, R. Htipilit,' Esq., Madame d'Am•laed and
daughter, Augustus Frederick d'Este Esq., his Estelkircy
Coast orse:die, the Hoooursble 'Mr. Lambe, J. yyner,
Esq., the Count and. Countess 1142fiaUlt and mite, the
Countess of Nrivbergb, Mrs. Butter and daughter, Mr. sad
the Misses Slagrave, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins sod family,
Mr. and the Maws Eauhderb, Mr. sad Mrs. Rouse, Mr. and
Mn. Smith, Mr. Brae Colonel and Mn. Lyseben, Admiral
and Mrs. Puynts, dr. and Mrs. ironing.; Mr. and Mrs.
Basset, Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and fatality, Mr. and gra.
Eley, N. Harvey, Erg., Mr. and Mr.. Peploe, General Ram-
sey, J. Riffs:, Esq., J. Williams' Esq., the Ret. Mr. Wilkes,
Colonel Gibbs, J. Thorp, Esq., Captain Ratford, Mrs. lad
Miss Stone, C. J. Auriol, Esq , J. Belkeley, Esq., Mr. and
Mrs. Wright and daughter; ft. W. Vinery., Esq., Mr. and
Mr,. IViikiason, Mr. and Mrs. Hicka,C. Boyltbie, Esq., Sir
Wm. Gerrard, the Hon! A: Pettit,. Mr. and Mrs. Stn.
pletwhaed Miss Cary. •-

On Saturday evening the Princess AUGUSTA
honoured the Italian Opera with her prese4e,
Yesterday her it.yol i4buevig !mil a selvet party
at dinner.

Amongst .the latest steles!' at the New Stryne
Hotel. Brighton, ewe—.
Primes Lardaria, Lard end Lady Winterion and family,
Lord Beasehamp, Lady Percent and family, Mr. and Lady
Georgians Greafell sad family, sad tie Hoer. Mr. Noel.
MATHZWI, it is said,meaus to, go abroad, some
say to America, but he ,v(50,64.4.i0ree wherever
he goes.

Messrs. CoLRVU mod Ce. have become tht pur-
chasers of the 14/e Of ►ji4l TA' bIU, ap-
pear, we uaderstaod, in a few days.
The Congress of Welsh Bard.. which Mites place
to-morrow, has excite(' Ot. greatest interest sitisag
the lovers of mitiomif customs and manners. It
will be the first thing of the hum' ever held iu the
metropolis.

SINGULAI Occuituitucc —On Friday evening
the sloop Herewlet, or Arbroath, with • cargo of
lime, caught ire, near the mouth of the river, in
consequence of haying apruog • kali; The C.p.
tain made all powthle halite up the river, and ran
the vessel whore at the Craig, and .he sustained
but little injury.l.-fpundel advertiser./
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VI,WARR- 'Si' '1,4

This morning thelirieginsent of lire guards
enarelied Mint die Corot.* to the foot hieriack. in
Sheet-street, where liuth reginienta were drawn
to. the square of the harracka, and prayers rrod t
them by the chaplain in tepictenCe. The basal of
this 6ne regiment ylsy►d through the town on 'lair
return to their win barracks. They also played nt
the evening on ti‘e termer. which was nuineioubly
at tended.

The town is at present crowded with viiiitiirs to
sieve the' iiew church suit !nudge. and also to in-
spect his .-.ll4lljErri'll licw stand at Ascot ilirath,
which is nearly finished.

ASsOCIAT#D v‘frlioilC CHARITas.

The anniversary dinner of this benevolent Insti-
tution took place yesterday• at the Freitussoups'
Tavern. 'the night Hon. Lord Stows-toss was in
the Chair, supported on the right by the Duke of
Norfolk, and on the left by the Earl of Emmy.
Amongst the compaiiy (which was highly respect.
able) we also noticed the Right Hew. Dr. Poynter,
the Hon. Edward frier, &c.
After the cloth was removed,
The Nostc•CHatatuArt rare and said, as Lyal
subjects, he was sure the Gentlemen preeent would
drink with acclanestion " The health of the King,"
with three times three. The toast was drunk with
greet applause.
Lord STOUITON begged leave to propose the
health of s Gentleman, whose exertion. hail vo yowrr-
folly ebotnbutetl to promote the wtlfure of the ft,-
stitution. The merits of the distinguished indiei-
dual to whom he alluded were so well known to the
meeting, he should without further preface give the
health of
" The Patron, the Right Rev. Dr. Forger."
Dr. POT/1M: returned his eking sincere thanks
for the honour conferred upon him. He felt happy
in seeing so mem, respeevabte a conipany assem-
bled to givitheir old to charitable establishment,
in whose success hr wows° much interested. With
the ierrniision of the meeting he would pro-
pose the health of the Noblemen who had done
them the honour of taking the Chair upon the pre-
sent occasion—
,' Lard Storrion."
"Tie President, the Right Hos. Lord Clifford."
The children belonging to the several schools
were then introduced. Their animated counie.
nancel, and the extreme neatness and cleanhtiess
of their personal appearance, afforded ample proof
of the attention which had been paid to their health
anti morals.

Amongst the apprentices were three young men,
to the first of whom ibe Noble Chairman presented
a purse containing Sei •peends, and to the other
two smaller sums, oa rewords for their exceflent
conduct.
The Vice Presitlests."
The Hon. EDWAILD PtilllC begged leave to re-
turn thanks on behalf of the Vice-Presidents. He
wished also to sty a few words with regatd to the
Institution, which, he was happy to state, from the
Report which he held'in his hand, appeared to be
in a prosperous condition. That Report wee solidi
and satisfactory, it would be superfluous to eater
into a detailed statement on the subject. It was
highly gratifying to learn, that the department fur
education, notwithstanding the paltry ettempte
made to impede its career, was in a state of progres-
sive improvement ; that for apprenticing was ahi.
attended wide considerable success. It might bar
said, the distress ihich'et present prevailed would
naturally prevent indtvduils from coming forward
in so liberal a manner as they otherwise *unlit ; he
felt the weight of that argument, but he called
upon the meeting to look at those children, and he
would ask, who are they ? They were the 50111 aid
&blighters of those who had Fought and bled fur
then country. It was customary npon such occa-
sions to eulogise the liberality of the meeting, and
he would do it, if he thought it would add a spark
to their generosity. or a mite to their subscription ;
but they had laid it noble linindation. and he felt
coafideut they would not abundon the superetruc-
tare.
" The Doke of Norfolk."

His Grace returned thanks, and said the Insti-
tution should always have his good wishes, and all
the assistance it was in his power to afford.
The CHAIRMAN said he hod the satisfaction of
announcing to the meeting, that the collection
made that evening amoonied to 5111. He could
not help repressing his belief that so successful
a result woe in a considerable degree owing to the
eloquent upper, of his Hon. ?mud. He begged
leave io propose
." The health of the Honourable Edward Petry."
Mr. BLARti said lie was sure the meeting would
feel satisfaction in fraying a tribute of respect to the
distinghished personage who sat on the left of their
Noble Chairman. His health had beets included
in a 'former toast,, bat be was of opioioo it shoot.'
he drank particularly, and substantively. He
concluded with giving
-' The health of the 'Earl of Surrey."
The Chairman, accompanied by hisNobleFrirocle,
left the room at. en early hour. The gallery pre-
sented a brilliant display of beans and failituo.
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EDINSUaGa.,M•Y 17.—0 n Wednesday alter-
noon, about seven o'clock, the Loan Puovosr
Magistrates waited open his Grace the Earl of
Morrow, his Majesty. High Coninsimiouer to
'the General Assembly, at the Levee-risoms, Mer-
chants'. Hall, when the ancient silver he). of the
city were presented to his Grace in the custonusty
form; and the Magistrates had the bonJur vt.
drinking his Grate. health.

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