The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-05-12 00:00:00

FAS,UION.

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LADY Homolcs g.tve her second Rout this sea-
son at her house in Albemarle-street, which was at-
tended by near 300 persons of the first fashion in
London,—ln the splendid circle were,
Marquis of Witiviir944.tr.
Varl4--Kcsirrure, !Lint-flirt, Derby.
Vheour.t,—Wenrt►ortlh, Sytlne?, FnAliarri,, Stanley, and
Forte*.
Lords--Dynevor, Oswalstun, O'Neil, Amherst, Anhrim,
Gravel.
Sir C. Rathbone.
trizer.

Messrs.—Dent, GnsTing, Johnson, Pettiward, Adair, Ayl-
mer, Barry, Whits&ail, Forbts, G. Villiers, Fordyce, Sket-
ington, Monk, Douglas, R.Boy.
Marchioness Salisbury.
Countess—Kcntriare, Westmoreland, Harcourt, Car-
bamplon, Roseherry, Uxbridge, Portailineton, and Derby.
V t.coontesseto--Dow ne, Sydney, Newark, and Stinky.
Ladies--Call, A. Finch, Mathew, E. Mathew, Rathbone,
?etre, R. Sea-nour, Sebriglit, Afflick, Reed, Andover, T n.
Bred, De Clifford, Dudley and Wanl, C. Howard, Cohier,
C. Lennox, C. Cecil, Dawson., C. Jenkinson, F. Berm:find,
Amherst, and Aughrint.
Mrstresses--Price, Lloyd, Mead, Jugga, Dixon, Dent,
Benyon, L. Brooke, Vernon, Halsey, Blackwall, Harrleys,
Pettiward, Newton, Loton, Kingston, King, Jong., Adair,
Barker. Vlialpolr, Gill, Arciidall.
Mimes—Price, Dixon, Rathbone, B.‘nyon's, Bainbridge,
two Halseys, Seamour, Pettiwaid, Pe haw, Gibb., Cramer,
Master, Collier.

FASHIONABLE PARTIF.S THIS EVENING.
Countess of Caubrawas Rout, Stanhope-street.
Lady (►wen's Rout, Portman-square.
Agri Duff's Rout, Manche ster-4410am
Mn+ Shaw Lefevre's Music, New-stteet.
ftLis Abeuns' Music, Park-lane.

Yesterday morning about ten o'clock his MAJESTY
and the Luke of CUM sea I. AKO, attended by Gene-
ral Gwv ',INS, rode to the neighbourhood of Peckham,
aml returned to the Quecn's-house soon after twelve
o'clock.
About bill past one his MAJESTY held a Privy
Council, which was attended by the CUANCELLOR
of the Excustivra, the Duke of roar LAND, and
Lord HOBART.
The Duke of YORK, Marchioness of SLIGO,
Countes:. of ELY, Ladies M PITT, MIATILLE, C.
Ft %cm, `ti v, Ckrucatt r, and several others of
the Nobility, NiSited her NIAJLSTY and the PRIN-
CLV ES.
Mrs. E. MONCIETON intends giving a grand
Rout on the first of Junc next, at her house in Port-
land-place.
Mrs. DAN txt.s intends giving a grand Rout on
Friday the 20th inst. at her house in Devonshire-

p!ace.
Lady Farms's Concert, last night, at her house
in Soho-square, was attended by all the amateurs in
London.
Mrs. Foanyces Rout, last night,AVhitehall, was
attended by near .504) of the fashionable world.
Mr. HUNTER, the Messenger, with dispatches for
Government, from Mr. J AC KsoN, at St. Petershnrgh,
arrived in town yesterday morning at ten o'clock ;
Lord HAWKESIII RY not being in town, he set off.
immediately fur his villa at East-Sheen.
England wants Malta for tat years, BoNArARTI
will give it for fate: This has given occasion to a
Wit to say, that the two Govciurneuts are playing
z_ ts. and tar.
The Marquis of TOWNSHEND gave an elegant
dinner yesterday to Lord CLEMENT, and a fashion-
able party of friends, at his house in Devonshire
Place.
Lord °MOLLY arrived in town last night at his
house in Baker-street-
Mr. and Lady C. Govt.'s, will leave Buntingford
on the Itith, to take possession of his new purchased
house in Baker•street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sr. GEORGE CAULFIELD, will Te•
main a few days longer at Baroness Caori oN's, till
their new house in Grafton-street, Bond-street, is
ready for their reception.
The Duke of BEDFORD purchased, before he left
England for Paris, the late Lady GODOLPHIN'S
house in the Stable-yard, for 8,000 guineas.
Sir MAIIICUS SOMERVILLE, M. P. and Sir JOHN
K sus M. P. returned from Bath on Tuesday last.
The Earl of Hoy Erowe is on his way from Edin-
burgh to London, where he is expeeted to arrive on
Friday, for the first time these six years.
The Earl of CA sinta will entertain the Earl of
DARNLEY, and a large party of fashionables, on
Friday next, at his house in Arlington-street • and
the Earl of Mari ter will give an elegant liinnr
to the Earl of C• moue, and a large party on Sa-
turday, at his house in Berkeley-square.
Mr. Day av NEs will give a grand Dinner this
day, at his house in Dover-street.
The Countess of Ker. ARr, gave an elegant rout
last night, at her house in Portman-square, which
was very fashionably attended.
Yesterday was held at their Hall in Queen-street,
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, the Anniversary Meeting of
the Society of Free and Accepted Masons, his Royal
'Highness the Palace of WALLS, Grand Master,
which was most numerously attended.—The Earl
of MOIRA, as Aug Grand Master, was in the
Chair, in which he acquitted himself with his usual
politeness and elegance of manners. After his health
was drank with rapturous applause, his Lordship
made a most eloquent and energetic speech, appro-
priate to the institution and occasion.
AU the \Varermen belonging to the Nobility are
to be impressed.

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