The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

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Re♦ rend Docms—Peat, James Rice, *Teich.

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Generals—St: phew, Sir E Ctvite, Cradtinek, ilrc,nrt, Da-
',is, Manners, Smith, Marsh, IS tirrot.gha, Burton, Phipps, Tarte-
ton, Stanhope, T.ler, St. John, Norton, Ugilhie, De4ncey,
Bettie, Du ado, Beckwith, De Wirgli, Ross, and Weniyo.
Coloneits-stlmghe'd, Stouford, Fay w, Lawg•in,
Hood, 13 mtick. Jackson, 'Ralltlev, Cheats', Atcheson, Hope,
White, Tay:or, Jones, Anon, Pring'e, Peacock, and Chivvy-
in&
Majors—Srott, Prhce, Desbrow, nreville, and S. Warren.
Captain--Windham, Duff, h..•hani, C. Grey, Legg, Co-
burn, Markham, two Upton:, and Nfitfiird.
Messrs.— King, Reeves, Flrudetiell,, Abbott, Richard:,
Horsley, Ogilby, Anstruther,Wisidliam, Itlen, Gower, Saville,
Fordycy, C. Cameron, Hod. W. Gordon, Wilson, Elliot,
Osborn, St. George Caulfield, Hammct, Parker, Rose, S.
Waring, Flowers, Villiers, Adam, Shirt, llobhouse, Vansit-
tait, Addington, J 11. Addington, Thornton, Sylvester, Wat-
smi, F.eikine, Aprecee, Hencage, P Moore, J. P. Moore, Bar-
nar 1, T. Metcalfe, Penn, Gibbs, Gtge, A. Stanhope, Dundac,
Creville, Maude, Gordon, Fawkener, R. Simpson, Fun-
toque, Lee, Bragge, North, Stone, Skeffingtoa, Thellnason,
Murray, Methuen, S. Smith, Wheeler, Lygon, Vincent, C.
R Paget, Wickham, Drummond, Sibsl.:l, Hamner,
Wa::1, &maw, Petre, M ettafiorz, Hilderwii, Gunning,
Coining, Sareeant, Dupre, Na-eau, Geradole.
Nts,res-o--Nftsgent, Cohow' Rigsy, Digit', Fordyce, Fox,
Et-idyll, St. Georg., Caulfield, Freemantle, Abbott, Price,
Tarleton„ Tyler, Simcoe, White, Yorke, 11 Williams, C.
White, Elliott, Stephens, Geradole, Force, Dupre, Dont!"
Ali:nett, Walpole, Grosvenor Drax, Villiers, North, Laurel,
C:arke, De Hannay, Hale, Leland, Wheeler, Crewe, Main-
raring, Sirge.ant, Nassau.
Gordon, three Irby% two Plunkett:, Fitz-
my, three Thynnes, Bulkeiey, two Edens, Rigby, Courtenav,
two Lavingtoris, Fordyce, Harvey, three Grey., Addington,
Caltlimpe, Whitmirth, Rickets, Cio•ster, Goldsworthy, Dee,
Garth, Galloway, three Mhticktotts, Sargent, Wheeler.
The following were among the presentations :
The beautiful Lally Amelia Speacer, by her mother the Du-
chess of Marlborough.
Lalv D'Anguala, the Lady of the Spanish Ambassador, !,),
the Lady in Waiting.
Mrs. White, by the Lady in Waiting.
Mr. Purr Moore, by the Earl of Gillosway.
Mr. George Peter Moore, by the -a me.
The Rev. Mr. Horsely, by his father tfa• Wilicip of St.
Asa;tll.
The Countess of Bellamont presented her youngest daughter
Lade Coates.
General Dundas, on bis return from Cie Cape of Good
Hope.
The Countess of Meath, by the Countess of Harrington.

Galen.] EzekwAth, on his return from the West lathes.

The Duke of Norfolk, as hereditary Earl Mar-
shall of England, carried his superb gold staff of
office.

The Court did not break up till half past five
o'clock.

At half past five, the Royal Family returned to
the Queen's House to dinner.
It being a collar-day, all those of that noble order
wore their splendid collars.
The Duke and Duchess of York went to Court
in state, attended by Mr. Stepney, General De
Burgh, Colonel Tlylor, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. B.
Padget, two Captains Upton% and Lady E. Spen-
cer.

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On their entrance into the Court-yard, the Duke
of Gloucester's band, in a new fun Court dress,,struck
up God save the King.
The Duke of Gloucester and the Princess Sophia
likewise went in state, attended by Colonel Wkite,
Mr. Vincent. Mr. Lee, Mr. Gage, and Miss Dee ;
his Royal Highness's band likewise played while he
was in the•yard.
The Drawing Room was so extremely hot, on
account of the crowd that attended, as to occasion
Lady White, and several others, to faint, and they
were obliged to be conveyed out of the room. Se-
*era' ladies, who attended as speBators in the ad-
joining rooms, fainted in consequence of the exces-
sive heat.

Among the most splendid liveries were, Lord
Courtenay's, Mr. and Mrs. St. George Caulfield,
and the Duchess of Marlborough, who was attended
by a running footman, dressed in the ancient style,
with a very to ng and superb silver stick.