The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-22 00:00:00

ON READING THR CRITICISMS WHICH APPEARED

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IN Tin PUBLIC PAPERS ON THB SINGING or

• MR. FYNE OP COVENT-GARDEN.

By nature Pvaisinp, as some say, wilhont role,
Por improvennoi be seeks an Italian school ;
Unimproved lie returas, as the oaisics opine—
What now caa PYs s do ?—He can eel, re nes.
- • •-• ARNO.

FASHIONABLE ARRITALS ad DEPARTURES.

The Marquis and Mart:biases' of Hertford are arrived at
Hertford House, Maachestcr-square, from their seat, Ragity,
Worw ickseis. e.

The Earl and Countess ofWaldegrave are arrived in 134th,
from a towr.

The Earl of St. Germain, is arrived at York, from • tour
through Scotland.

Liont Howard arrived yesterday at Cook's Hotel, Albe.
ismile•streer, from Mrs. Ellis's seat io Barks.

The Hon 'B. Paget is arrived at bis residence in Pall-
mall, from Wales •
Sir Lumley Skeffinslon, Hart bag arrived at his house in
Charles-atm:l, Gromernor-ansiare, from a toil..

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Sir J Kemp', Hart. is arrived at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn.
street, from the Me of Wight.
Major Millman arrived yesterdpy at Stevenes Hotel,
Cliffordoitrev., Bood.street, fruM his seal, Newstrad Ahh c,
Notts.

Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn street:-11. M.
Claude Georgellou. F..sq from the Isle of France
Lawley, Esq. from his seal in Yorkshire.
Visicouni Torrington lias left tuwu for his seat, Yeusts
Park, Kent._

Viscount Althorp has left his seat iVitton Hall, Notts, fur
Darlington Howie, Nottinghamshire.
The Earl of Dartmouth has hift his seat, Sandwell-hall,
Staffiirth.hire, for the Continent. •
Lord St. A.aph has lift tovit no • tour.
A ',Hair, E.g. left his house in St. James 'a-square yeah.' •
day, fur Cheltenham.
Mr and Lady C. Cocks have left their Seat, Priory Ite.
gat, Surrey, on a visit to their father, Lurd Sumer, at his
seat, Eashinr Castle, Herefordshire.

Departures from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street .—Mi
and Mrs. Priveott, foe Tunbridge Wells; W. Mike. I.:qv and
the Rev. Charles Davies, kw t►eir asst in Warwickshire.

There are five Dandies in the obituary of last
week. The surgeons who extunjued the bodies of
two of them, report that their death wss iieedskued
by a cotatipation of the bowels, ciliated by ex-
cessive tight lacing. The otherv, it is presumed,
died of the same disorder.

Lord 11-IKusovals a entertained the Earl of BES
BOROUGH and a select party yesterday, at bpi noun.,
Nbiteliall.

A brother comedian, who was in the books the
• capital sum el is. wait met by the celebrator! NMI..
sum, who made his demand. The debtor turoillK
peevishly from him paid, " flapg it, pray you
to-day, in some shape or .1" Mr. P. good-
humouredly rejoined, "1 Phall-be much obliged in
you, Tom, to let it be as like two shillings asp*
Cass." •

Friday arrived tit WtAILIT'II Hotel, in Captain
COLE's yacht, from Torbay, Lord and Lady AN-
DOVER, who are going on a visit to Penzance.
Some pigs, belonging to the members of a corpo-
ration in Cornwall, having strayed from the common
on which they were feeding, that resitectalile body
were highly incensed at the indignity offered to
them, and determined in prevent such a mot iitica-
twit in future. Accordingly, at the next iectiati
of a chief magistrate for the borough. ..I,rti
worship had been invested with the 1,-ogill4 of
office, he rose and addressed his fellow toirgesses
in a set <notion. Having for some time
on the prevalence of ttregulariUrs in the borough..
he proceeded to devise re-mei:hrs for the evil- ol
%hick lie complained.—" 1 advise," said hi* wet-
"list 1' that the pigs belonging to as (the (WIMP: /
tor-) be 1114 i keel in Intuit with a K fur copyranna,
such also that the pints and (perils used by 11w pubs
!icons, he mark,ni with 11 fur ale, and S
lur enter,
that people nary be sure they set proper manure.