The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-30 00:00:00

PUBLIC MONUMENT

TO TDB MEMORY OF TUB LATE LAMENTED
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE
totußG.
The Cenotapl• Committee, after maturely ermalilering the
varkoss eimil,meitations they Imre rerriv.d, amid IM stnaPio-

oily tooth ONO they have emus to hdieve is the wish
et the Public, bee leave to state that it is their intentious
altaithl their Neils be sots quite, Iw eonstrort the proposed
Temple of tho'Cesistspli lei a iris soffit...oily ritessore to
ailinit of its Orme stipropratted to the purposes of Divine
Worship, bad eunstitaied a fire Church.
(Foe the Csalisitiee)
BENJ. BOTCH, Jas.

The Right Ho.•. eitaaLts and Mrs. LONG gore
an elegant tnt-rtainnsent 'raters's', to the Marquis
CAGONN, the I,..dies PRATT. and a party of
tiortion, at their •rat, Bromley Hall.
The H. n. Mrs. VlLLtaas will have a grand mu.
bind patty tins evening, at her house in North
Andley-strert.
JANES DULLER. F.sq. M.P. and family, have
left Warren's Net, Hotel, New-street. fer their
seat. D.argie, :war Exeter.
The Mao Buyers' bell yesterday evening. in
Be)moar-place, ..as very fashionably attended.
Mr•. Hatimorr gives ride ehdaspetre this day,
Ober residence, Stanley-grove, Kioß'rroad.
Mrs T. CALVILGT has iesued cords of ►nvitation
for a grand ts•seiihly, ou the Illth of Jane, at her
,i►tts► G•rl►wwtrtet.
lll,► OMITS had a quadrille ball yesterday
evening, at her ;muse iu Park-hue.
Mrs. SEIWEANTION will have a quadrille ball on
the 4th Jare, at her elegant residence in Portland-
pleur.
O'N BILL is engaged at the Bath Theatre
forme night's, and he► rind appearance will he on
the 13ili of June, in the character of Belvidere!.
Jansen Centel'. Esq. of Cirencester, leas an.
ununeed liis intention of coming forward in rep►e-
s, nt that place on ,he ensuing General Election.
Mr. CRIPPa re:iresented that Borough in two for-
mer Parliaments.
Sir (knitting Hositocsa, who has been a
Member of the House of Commons above 21
yrar., and tilled, during one l►srt of the time, the
office .•f Chief Secretary of the Board of Control.
and during another was Chairman of Ways and
Mean•, is under the necessity, from the weak state
of his health, which is nixingl to the late sittings of
the House, of retiring altogether from Parliament
at the ensuing General Election.
Mr. PROTIIEROE also retires from Parliament.
SUDBURY ELECTION.—This place IS warmly
contested. Mr. Alderman HITGIATE arrived on
Monday morning, in consequence of au express,
and immediately commenced the moat successful
canvass ever remembered in that town. It is un-
derstood that the success of this Gentleman is
nearly certain, one vote bring generally promised
to him, and that the contest will be between
the other candidates, Mr. WvArr. M.P. for
the Borough, and Mr. BROADRUIPT. M.P. for
Hedon. Yorkshire. The latter Gentleman in-
timated, in Isis speech on Tuesday evening,
that unless better supported he should retire;
since. which it is unde►stood he has been more
successful. Mr. WYATT. when the last sic.

counts left, had atit arrived. but had intimated his

intention to persevere. Mr. HI`COATE left the
Borough on Wednesday morning, in consequence
of an invitation ...tett the Freemen resident iu
London and the neighbourhood, and we since hear
that nea►ly the whole of them have promised that
Gentleman their votes. None of the parties relax
their rxertiouv. Sir J. C. HIPPISLEIrb the pre-
sent XI.P. is now in Italy.
We are desired by authority most unequivo-
cally to contradict the accosut given in • Morning
Paper of the 26th instant, ►elative to the unfortu-
nate areident that•occurred in the King's-road on
the 2tit h. The letter addressed to the Editor by a
person signing himself "J. Y." is a analkious wed
oealtdalows iturrepresentafirts. and immediate steps
will be taken to punish the author of so gross a
calumny.
011 the Idth instant, during • violent storm of
thubder twat lightning, two children at the village
of &Atm, war Appleby, wore struck down by
the ligliti.ing; one of them was mod' scorched,
mid they were both quite senseless at the time, but
a man who formerly wurkrd iu the miner at Alston
noir bring present, he had tlu•m covered up to
the neck will' fresh mould, which iiiimvdiately re-
stored summation, and at present both are doing
se it.