The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

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tteparteres from godismea Hotel, Dover-street ;n•-terd
sad lady Hastingfield fue their seat in Sstrult ; of
Longford on a tour; Lord Cooley fur his sett is Kent;
Lord John 'Hay fur Scotland; sad Julia Slott, Esq. un a
tour.
Lady frfaesmaghtes sad family have arrived at the Clare-
mont Hotel, Bond.atreet, from India; also C. Thelluatm,
Eaq. from ditto.
Sit George. Lady, and Miss Nugent have left Wore for
their rat in Backs.

F. H. Standirh, Esq. left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street, yesterday evening, for Spain.
Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street :
Mr,, Sirs., and Miss Lockhart for their seat in &edam!'
and Mrs. mud Miss Durward.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES FOR THE WRNS.

The Cnaatesa a Jersey's post, Berkeley-sissee.
Lady Vase beelyert's bell, 81.1eases'esquare.
Lady G. H. Carsadiab's mosaic party, Berlisites Hoist,
Piccadilly.

TO-11101LIOW.
Mrs. Seen Money's root, Csesedisb.square.
Lord Melville's tutertatameut, Admiralty.

Aloneles bill.

WEDNESDAY.
Earl Grusarnor's entertaiontent, Grosvenor House.
Sir EJ.ard Cudringtuo, Bart.'s pally, Ckarles•streetr
Berkeley-square.

THURSDAY.
The Doke of Devonshire's coucert, Devonshire Houma
The Duke of Wslliugtou's estertaisment, Apsley Howse,
Piccadilly.
Lord Stewart's entertainment, St. lassees.sguare.
The Dowager Collides' of COllOl entertalutuent in Bur.
lingtun.atrem.
FRIDAY.
Um. Davenport's mercer, Lower Brook-street.
The Earl and Countess of Seftou's party its Arliegloa-
siceet.

SATURDAY.
The Marebioness of Londonderry's ploy *free lire Opera.
Earl Broonlow's esteriaionrest, Cavendish•quare.
Sir Walk's sad Lady Harriet William Wrrno's party
in St. Jasues'a.square.

SUNDAY.
The A Inhassodor of the Netherlands' trued ettertaitmest
to the Doke of York.

!wed and Lally 17.0 e Dunstaaville'd estertein
Upper Grusnenor•eireet.
Mr. lied Mrs. Unities's per% fieflase.square.

FASHIONABLE PART' ES.

The Esrl of Jersey entertained the Duke of Devonshire
and a distiaguisbed party ou Saturday at his house tu Berke.
ley-square,
The Duke of Sussex entertained a large party at dimur
yesterday at Kemingtoa Palace.
The Marchiorrees of Londonderry's party on Saturday
after the opera, was attended by the Princess sod Princes.
of Denmark sod a isrge party of distinguished fashionable..
The Earl of Birsintun entertained t►e Marquis of Dias-
down and a large party at dinner yesterday at his bow* in
St. James's-square.
The Duchess or Wellington ha. isolated cards of iu.itation
fora grand musical party on the Mob Mama! at Apsie3.
Herm.

Mr. sad Mn. M. A. Taylor entertained the Earl and
Coveters of Sefton and a distioguirdsed party at climate yes-
teriay at their house in Whirehall.yard.
The Earl of Mansfield bad a dinner party yesterday al Ms
house is Stanhope-street.
. _

Lady Holland Wm ieaped cards of invitation for a inimical
party on she lath wawa. at her Wise its Piccadilly.
The Countess of Emeit's party on Saturday. in Hill-street,
Berkelereqoare, was very elegantly attended.
The Hon. Thomas Greaville bad • large party at dinner
yesterday at his house io Cleveland.row,
The Countess St. Antonio had • musical party yesterday
evallorg at her house in Hanover-square, which was both
aumarotaily and fashionably attended.
J. G. Lambtou, Earl M.P. entertained • large party at
dinar, yesterday at his boom in Ckveland.row„
Cord Lake had a dialler party yesterday at his house la
Park-lane.

The Earl of Roselyn entertained a party of his distinguish-
ed friends at dinner yesterday at house in B'. J1M111.144111111e.

LORD STEWART'S ENTERTAINMENT.

Lord Stewart gave a ntosl sumptuous eotertainuseot ON
Saturday at hie house in St. Jaincs's-square, to the Duke of
York. The distinguished party to sweet big Kopf Highness
were—Tie Prince and Princess of Denmark, Prioce and
Prioress Esterhazy, she Duke of WeHesston, the Margolis of
Auglesy, she Marquis and Mercian:mesa of Loodouderry,
Count and Countess Lieven, the Earl of Liverpool, the Am-
bassador of the Netherlands, Si► H. Taylor, Lord Robert
Manners, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir Hussey Vivian, Earl
Beauchamp, Sir Henry Floyd, Captair Burdett, Mr. Green.
wood, Culooel Taylor, sir &tweed Krrrisoo, Sir E. Barnard,
Lord Frsocis Conyugbarn, Mr, Cox, Lord Howden, Sir John
Trollop, Capt. Cartwright, Mr. Brandeis, Dr. Chernisede, the
Marquis of Camden, Count and Conolese Moltke, Mr. Dent,
Sir Henry Torres', East Bathurst, Mr. ♦Hervey, lard Thor.
Cecil, Mr. Wood, Colo•iei Walters, the Danish Ambassador,
Lord Borgbersh, the Earl of Wiltshire, Captain Jones, Sir
W. Gordon, Major Garwood, Mr. Stuart Wortley. Captain
Watson, and Colonel Broom The baud of his Lordship's
regiment were 'intim:led in the hall, who performed during
the evening.

At the grand fete at the Opera•house on Thurs.
day night, the company had to pass through the
royal butt to the scene of the muzy dunce, which
was graciously permitted by his MAJESTY. The
first couple that passed through were Lord FIFE
and Maclaine Nost.gr. The sum produced by the
night, clear of all emirate, we understand, amount-
ed to 45001. _ _

The 'Countess of 51111,111 r lost a diamond cross,
worth at least 1,0001. as she was returning from
theists pt the Opera House on Thor.day night ;
but the los took place after her Lat4allip had left
her carriage in Berkeleyasquase. The lost pro.
petty was found at an early hour on Saturday
morning by a poor country boy, lately arrived mu
town, who received the reward (501) offered pub..
hcly for the reatitution of the lust diamond cross.
Among the latest leohionable arrivals at Bash
are—

Lady Glynn, Lath, Thaw peon, Hoooorable Mrs, Framer,
Sir J. Adam, Sir L. Glyn*, General and Mrs. Burton, Gene.
rat Cary, Captain Aubrey, Ite.

Among the fashionable arrivals at Southampton
are—

Sir John (Meld, Bart. Hon. R. Westmont, Gay Bar-
tiestaa and family, Sir James sod Lady M•Gregor and fa.
only, Sir Buumbier and Lady Wrey, Batt ; General Cameron
am! Miss Shute, Goons and Lady Jame Carmelite, Mr. and
Lady Ann Cruickshank', itei

ROYAL BIRTIII.—The two Princesses, Consorts
or the julluns Dun CARLOS slid Don FRANCIS
PAULO, brothers 10 the King of Spain, we►e de-
livered of two Princes, ou the 13th sod 15th of lest
month at Aroujues.

The residence of the celebrated poet Cowmiss
at Olney, hai recently been !liken by Mr. Ralson
of that town, and converted iuto a bookseller's shop.