The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-21 00:00:00

•FASIIIONABLR INMLLICENCE.

The Duke of Gloucester had a grand dinner party yesterday, at
ilouce►ter House. Park-lane.

The Marquis of Lansdown will entertain a distinguished party
at dinner to-morrow, at Lansdown House, Berkeley-square.
Lord Ellenborough will entertain a party of friends at dinner
this day, at his seat at lioehammon.
Lord King had a grand dinner party on Wednesday, at his house
in Dover-street, among whom were Kul Clare, Lord Ellen-
borough, the Hon. Agar Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Baring, &c.
George Bankes, Esq. had a dinner party at his house in Bryan-
stone-square.
Lord St. Ilelens left town yesterday for Windsor Castle.
The Bishop Worcester has arrived in town from liartlebury
Castle, Worcestcr hire.

Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Waldron, from Bath ; Major and Mrs. Williamson, from South-
ampton; and Mr. and Mrs. Becher, from their seat in Berks.
I)epartures :—The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Small, for Herts.; Captain
and Mts. Symes ar.d Mr. Malthus, on a tour.
Departures from the London !fowl, Albemarle-atrect :—Mr.
Mrs. and Mini Mains, for their scat in Scotland; and Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Towers, fur Chelmsford, Essex.
Arrivals at the St. George's Hotel, Albemsrlestreet :—Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Smythe, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Dronnuell and
family, from Essex ; and Captain Tortple, from a tour.
Arrivals at Read's !total, Lower Grosvenor-street Johndieau-
moat, Esq., front the scat of Lord G. H. Cavendish. in Sussex ;
Sir John Frederick, Bart., from his sett, Durwood Park. Surrey ;
the Honourable Thompson Vanneek, front his teat In Sultialk • the
Honourable Andrew D'indsor, front Brighton ; and Col. Aubrey,
from his seat in llucks.

Arrivals at Longs Hotel, Bond-street :—Captains Kelley and
,Maclean, from Ireland ; Thomas Parsons, Esq., from the Coati.
next; and John Fuller, Es 9., from Oxford. Departures from
ditto :—Captain Purvis, H. N., for Portsmouth ; Thomu AUsup
Kul., for America ; and Mr. and Mrs. Cole, fur their scat in
Norfolk.

The Earl of Cimarron has arrived in town from his seat in
Baia.

- - Arri Vats at lAffig's Hotel, Bond-street :
LIST OF TIIE MINORITY OF TEN, slaves or not, or yet indemnify the proprietors ; they thus best wishes, and with all our means, the Protestant faith; Maclean, from Ireland; Thomas Parsons
and John Fuller, Ell., from Os
Who voted for Reducing the proposed regular Military Establish- were the creators of the discord which del now consis- but we would also support, with equal warmth, the rights I!Pt ;
malt from 73,00 to Cro,ollo Alm. ditto :—Ca in Purvis, H. IS., for l'ortan
Grattan J.
lngilby, Sir W. Williams, W. told). called on the House for forces to suppress. Mr. of the Catholics, as British subjects, to all the franchises Esq.,, for America; and Mr. and Mrs.
Guise, Sir W. B. klonck, J. B. Wilkins, W. i
Hume stated his protest against the princii le of making under the Constitution, to which, by the rules of justice I i
Norfolk.
Earl of Cimarron has arrived in
tic'hhimtv. J. C. Palmer, C. F. TELLER-
.OnsOnf Col. IVcioci, Matthew Hume, J. this a military nation, in place of what nature had intended and their own deserving, they are entitled.—" I love the Baks.
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