The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-25 00:00:00

P.ISIIIONABLE PARTIES.

Tart Whitworth and the Duchess of Done gave an ele-
gant entertainment on Tneeday, at their biotic in Grwireolsr-
s.l‘l are, to the Marquis and Marchiont sit of Camden, the
Ladies Pualt, the FAH and Giantess of Darnley, Lord Clif-
ton, the Ladies !High, Earl and Countess Verulam. the
Right lion. Charles and Mrs Long, Mr. Peel, Mr. They
Fitage►ald, Mr. Haile., Mr. Walter Burrell, &c.; in the
evening, her Grace had a select fashionahle party.
Lady Corkerell gave a grand rout yesterday eveninz, at
her residence, Terrace, Piccadilly, which was very fashion.
ably atteettlril.
Lord Castlerregh gave a grand Cabinet dinner yesteiday,
at his house in St. Janpas.aNuare, which was attended by
most of its members.
The Earl of Harrington hail a select dinner party yester-
d►y, at his Lunar in the Stable-yard, St. James's.

_MAGNIFICENT BALL AND SUPPED
AT TIIE ROYAL HOTEL, CIIESTLI4

On Thursday evening hat the Officers of the I
5J 1 refitment gave a magnificent Ball and Supper
to the Innuty and fashion of this city Lind county.
The company consisted of above 200 persona, among
%limn ae noticed—
The F.ul of Cxhridr, Sir J. soil Lady Maria Staniey,antl
the Slimes Sundry; Sir John mild Lady Williams, and Misses
Willianis(Walley/o'lam) ; Lady Warburton, Hon. Min Dixon,
Mr. and Lady name Wilbraham, Sir It and Lady Brodie,
send Miss Brooke ; Lady Brooke, bliss Brooke, and Colonel
Brooke; Cad. and Mimics Barrislon, accompanied by their
cousins. the Aligetll Patten Buld (kohl Hall); Sir G. mad
Lady Filmier, and Mims Fainter; Major-General and Mrs.
Glen; Mr. Mrs. cud Miss Morrell; Major Ball (85th regi-
ment); Mr. &yea (listh regiment); Mr. coil Mrs.M‘Veagh;
Mr. sail Mae, H. M•Yeagli; Mr. Mrs. and Misses Massie;
Mr. and tire. Williams; Mrs. and Alias Penalties; Major
llsaliltim (Milt rirgi.); Mr. Duncan, sad Mr. Newsboy'
(Liverpool); Mr. and Mrs. Towasend (Witichans); Mrs and
Muses soretenham; Mr. and Mrs. Myttou ; Mr. Parr;
Major Tim.kincoa; Mr. E. Tomkinton; Capt. M'Doseald
(Royal Latimer., ; Mr. "busty,' ; Mr Simon; Capta. Handyn
and Wildman (Ws ); Mr. Price (Bryny-pyi); Rev.
.1. ; Mr. France (Mattock); Colonel Tailetun
(Rulrawortb), and massy others of distinguished rank.
The dancing tinurnenced at ten o'clock, and
continued until one, when the company retired to
an elegant slipper, consistinv, of every delicacy and
the chuicest wines. The dancing recommenced at
half-past two, and continued with unabated spirit,
until Aurora made her appearance, when the assem-
bly began to break up, highly delighted with the
elegant 'etyma and diversified enteriaiianents of which
they had partaken. Quadrilles were the principal
dances. The excellent band of the 52d attended
no the occasion, slid played the waltzes and several
favourite airs. The beauty of the ladies who at-
tended, the handsome uniform of the officers of the
52i! regiment, and the superb costume of the
Officers the 71k Hussars, formed a most gratify-
ing and brilliant coup (rail. The particular at-
tention ;mill by the gallant hosts, the gaiety which
pry:tiled throughout the evening, and the excel-
lent arrangements, prove that the Filty-Seond are
54 much au fait iu the ball-room, as they are in the

The Duchess Of GLOUCESTER walked in Ken-
sington Gardens yesterday, attended by Lady
ISABF:LLA TUTNEC.
The Make rod Duchess of GLOUCESTER will
honour the English Opera-house with their pre-
sence tli.s evening, to see Mr. MATHEWS'S enter-
tainment.
The English Ambassador gage a ball on the 18th
at Pans, at which the Persian Ambassador was

present.
Lord and Lady SOMERSET accompanied the
PERSIAN AMRA,sADOR on the 17th in his visits to
the Museum and other curious places in Paris.
The SpEAEER's last parliamentary levee, for the
present Session, will be on Saturday next, the 27th
instant.
Earl Wutrwowru, the Puchess of Dottier and
inteod to leave tuwu un Monday next for
Poi o.
Lord and Lally GAGE and family are expected
next week at Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street,
from their seat in Sussex.
Tie Alomiteur may be a well-informed politi-
cal paper, but the Editor is not deeply read in
theatrical's. it is stated in that paper of the ,24t1i,
that Mr. Sinxibiat was the author of The Beg.
gur's Opera.
The Royal Cirrus and surrey Theatre will this
night embrace a large portion of the circle of
fashion, attracted from the west told of the town.
The celebrated CARROT has left Magdeburg for
Offenbach, where he purposes to take up his rest.

deuce.
A subscription Eu been ovened at Paris for
erecting a nunitnnetit to the ineinuay of FT.WELON,
the Arclibi4hop of Couibray, and celebrated author

or rerentachus.
Mr. W, FARREW perrortra in the Batb Thenire
on Monday next. for the first time, his favourite
character of Lord Dcleby. The same play is cum.
usandxd at Covent.garden for Saturday next.
The Grand 1) rin aid of the Theatrical
Fund for the Relief of decayed Actors belonging
to the 'Maitre Royal, Drury-Isae, is patronised by a list of
Itoyat aid Noble *iee.Presidents exceeding any precedent,
arid it iw certain that all so advertised mean to meet his
fioyal Highness the Duke of ryrost,,s op us splendidlyd with
liberal
orcilitun. The members of the professien have vie
each tither in their praiseworthy •WOO/ to uphold the cause
of the day, an support of which, we otiolcrstansl, Mr.
thisiian, Mr. Ittet.euust, Mr. NIA-mews, sad many moo
of the first talent, ate extretitd.
We are extremely curry to learn that Lord Stp.
Mown' on Monday eveuing received a stiere con.
tur un the knee by the kick of a horse, as lie was
walking to the Muse of Lords. The Noble Lord
i confined to his house, but there is every hope of
I a 'v.:oy recurtly.