The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-18 00:00:00

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

About four o'clock yesterday morninr, as the workmea
were- employed to clearing away the rubbish under an (e. 4
wall on the site a tlie new improvement■ i• Swallow street.
the wall fell auddeisly, •nd buried (lure of them its the mills
They were soon taken on', but quite dead, sad in • 401 t •
iurty mangled stale. A funrlh man narrowly escaped a like
fate.

As the QUEEN entered her c•irriage fast evening,
shell returning from the (loose of Lord., the poi-
(hers on duty presented arms in the respectful man.
ner due to her MAJESTY.

The avenues to the House of Lords, through St.
James's-park, were yesterday closed mud eleven
o'clock, by order of Lord SIDMOUTH.
In the various groupes which 3 ,sterilav
the crowd that followed the Qu Er. N 1,, the HIPUie
of Lords, was a backney-cotich, haling a
sweep behind, with a green bag thrown over his
shoulder. His whimsical grimace and burden ex-
cited much merriment among the specevors.
Mr. CAPPER, the principal clerk in the Alien
Office, arrived on nunday night front Holland. I-It
brought With him all the Italian wituisetes, who lel,
this country by order of Government.
Among the various modes by which the juvenile
part of the crowd sought to amuse themselves,
while waiting the arrival of the ()VIM!, a little ben
moulded the equestsian statue of King CHAREBS I.
at Chatingacrost, sod put a handkerchief tato the
horse's mouth, at the same time covering the reins
widt white sod blue—the QUERN', colours. These
additional trappings continued flying about with the
wind during the day.
The Bishop of Geouceureit is one of the stew-
ards for the ensuing grand musical festival ul the
three choirs of Gloucester, Worcester, and Hert-
ford, to take plaice at Gloucester next month.
NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL, MOORFIELDS.—Wt•
tioders•and that a very superb chalice is arrive-,l in
Ibis country as a present from his Holiness Ibe Pore ta this
estaldishmeut. It is composed of pure gold, profnaely
ornamented with precious atones, and is said to have rust
his llohness upwards of ten thousand dollars. The chow
of Ilse interior decorations of Ibis splendid place of worship
are uow completed, and a grand and solemn High Mass o
be celebrated there un Sunday next, on which occasion
Srfllitill will be delivered by the Right Rey. Dr. Porsvria.
slid the gift of his Holiness used at the altar for the Sr.!
mac. It is expected that the principal part of the Catholic
Nobility and Gentry will be present. Several eminent socal
performers will compose the choir.
RICHAID*ON, GOODLUEK, Otld CO. 'esprit-
fully acquaint the Public, that the New State Lot-
tery of 6,600 Tiebete, containing 30 Capital Prises, in-
eluding Two 10,000 f. and 11.2001. extra Prize Money, will
be Dristru in Doe Day, the 30th lust —Tickets and slum
are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO.
Rauk-buildings, Corydon, and facing she gate of she King's
Mews, Charing cross, who sold in Shares 111 February last,
No. 7.507, a Prize of 20,0001. Money ; and in Antall last,
No. 710, a Prize of 36,0001. Consuls, in a Whole Ticket.

BIRTH.
At Sligo,' relentl, the Lndy of Charles Phillips, Esq. Barris-
ter, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
On Tuesday last, at Mary:le•brre Charnels, by lbw Rev.
Pelee Rashleigh, Rector of Rootlike', in !:rat, Major-Gese
Sir George Ttursisbaid Walker, G.C.R. to Hebei CalJrl ugh,
youngest daughter of the late Alexander Caldeleugb, Esq.
of Broad Green House, in the enruty of Surrey.
On Tuesday last, at All Saints, Hertford, by the Rev. A. W.
Trollops., D.U. Hugh Thomas iStarli, Esq. of Liverpool, to
Miss Fsanklto, only daughter of the Rev. F. W. Fr Hillis, of
Hei Hind.
DEATH.
At Plymouth, on Monday last, aged twenty-foot, univer-
sally beloved and esteemed, Thomas Frederick, Esq. Lieute-
nant in the 84th regiment, sou of Lieutenant.C•losel FieJe.
sick, late ~f the 54th regiment, ■ad grandson of the late
General Morisco Fredetick. His deaths au occasioned by
itillamination of the limp, arising front a chill taken after
►athiag. His re mains were interred ■s Stoke March wiih
seolitary honours, being attended by the Ake= of the 84th
regiment, and 511 ii Royal Veterans, the Akers of the Artil-
lery, Royal Marines, Royal INatire ArliH.ry, ke: ice.

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