The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-17 00:00:00

QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOM.

Yesterdiy, about two o'clock, ller Mai r
held a I)rawing Room at St. James's Palace, which
WAS attended by the Princesses Er.izoorru, MARY,
SoPtet a, and Alutti ; the Lono Cuotecm.r.ote,
the AtCHEDsHOP Of TUAM, the StCSITASISS of
STATE, their Eccellencies the DANISH, RUSSIAN,
SARDINIAN, SWEDISH, NEAPOLITAN, and Forty-
GUESS AMBASSADORS t
Duchene*--Marlborough, Devonshire and Rutland.
Marquissei..—Clanrickutle, Blatlford, and Httrtford.
Marchionesses—Hertford, Blandford, amt Sligo.
Earts—Uxbridge, Morton, Spencer, Westmoreland, Fling•
ham, Chntonondeley, Coortown, BiSby, Macclesfield, Mount
Edecumbs, St. Vincent, Bridgewater, Pembroke, Northampton,
Suffolk, Darned, Darlington, ESMIX, Cho:lemiont, Galloway,
Besborough, Cavan, and Banbury.
C iontesse.--Fauzimberg, Chichester, Mexborough, Hoe.
rington, Aslishury, Pchester, Carhampton, Oxford, Baleares,
Ormond, Chartemont, Temple, Talbot, Dowager Portsmouth,
Fly, Effingham, Hardwick*, Liverpool, Cholinoudeley, Coor-
town, Maectoolielit, Northampton, Bridgewater, Dadinren,
Morton. Clarinckaide, Fglintoun, Spencer, Aylesfeed, De.
lawate, Pow is, Ceryalort, and Kenmore.
V iscoulin--Chctirynd,Grefurd, Sidmouth, Carleton, Hood,
Falmouth, Altharpe, Hinchinbreke thirties.
Viscountesses--Allen,Cranley, dosford, and Skimouth.
Lerdr—B-uce, Arden, Porchester, Auckland, St klen's,
Hawkeshury, G. Thynne, Hawke, Northwick, Brownlow,
Carthorde,
Ladies—h. Bingham, Collington, F. Begesford, Broca,
Arden, C. Somerset, Reed, Auckland, Rolle,Templetown, Cot-
ton, Cole,Hillier, unmoor, E. Monk, F. Somerset, G. Womb-
weft, Bellingham, Rowley, E. Digby, Hawke, L. Harvey,
Palk, Henly, Bingham, Perth, Phipps, Deering, Flint, How-
e* Welbv, 2 Yorks, C. Stream, Bontein, A. Wellesley, A.
Spencer, C. Dnocan, M Sentinck, C. Jenkins, Grantham,
E. Monk, M. Parker, C. Darner, 3 Thynne', sheffietd, Darr-,
Hawkesbury, Drake Rich, G. Cavendish, C. Ponsotiby, Price,
C. Beresfocd, H. Cavendish, 2 Douglass's, .1. Montgomery,
C. Chve, S. Spencer, M. Finch, Smith.
Bishops—Brstol, Durham, Oitiord, St. Asaph, London, St.

David's, Knopp.
Dean—Worcester
Genera!re--Johnson, Cadres*, Burton, Lutrid.,e, Stanfield,
Berry, Robinson, Rosa, Finch, 5..
Colmarls—Egenota, Emorninit, Stratford, Desbrow, and
Greville.
Majors—Stratton, Teor, arid Mello,
Captains—Lcgg, Harvey, Dailiwoud, Cherry, Morray, and
Lind.
Lieutenant Most.
Adruira'aw*Pakettitam and Nugent.
Ravons—Nokken and Lentha.
SruiwwW. C.ollington,R Hillirs,C. Hawkins,
G. Wombwell; J Lied, J. Coley*, J. Shay, Kay. C. Ruth,
and D. Smith.
Serjeant ()aglow.
Al.lerusan Hunter.
Me9111.-.llorropighs, Jolliffe, Portman, S. Glynne. Chol
mondeley, Grwe, Poona, Kenmore, Beaumont, Dawson,
Thomas, Cost, D. Grosvenor, Clianioneo, Egerton, Mills.
Coma, 1113*11, Wingfield, Chetwynd, Lloyd, Neville, P.
Career, Fonbtanque, Wilson, Colour, Darner, Grimoone,
Violator, Ryder, Plumer, Monckton, G. Rich, Han.
burr, Stackhnuie, E. Kowawen.
iAistresses-osFolor, Pelha.n, 'Thompson, Diekins Rams.
den, Jollstic, Portman, Hatton, Gunn, I). eTAVCIIOC,
Keene, Bunough, Prryats, Tarramts M• Warta., F'rsi
Luw.dge, Hon. Anson, Grosvenor, Chute, W. Stratford,
Nevin, Stratton, Bennett, Abbott, Clianipneys, S,iorrow,
Fishier, Mernelley, Winter, Murray, and Host. G. Knox.
Misses--Leake, For, Collington, Thompson, Ceurteney,
Beni, Eden, Hungerfool, Carew, Luttrel, Gunn, Stratford,
Hays, Vansittart, lion. A Lake, Mills, Navin, Lowth, Ad-
dington, Meynell, L. Rich, and Murray.
The following numerous presentations to Her
'AT v took place :
Lady Sarah Spencer, by her Mother, Countess Spencer.
Lady Marc Finch, by her Mother' u Conter; Aylenford
Major Miller, of the Royal Horse Goods, by Earl Mort in.
Count's. of Clan rickareic, by the March ttttt so of Sligo.
Mi.., Murray, by her mother
The Hon. Mrs. George Knox, by Mrs. Knox.
Lady Jane Montgrunery, by her another, Csuntess of Fg-
lintown.
Lady Charlotte Clive, by Countess Powis.
Miss NeVi“O. by Mrs. Neville
Mrs Winter,thu Laity Mayoress, by Lade Price.
Viscount Garlic.% on his being appoinusi a Lord of the Ad-
miralty.
The two Ladies Douglas, sisters to the Earl of Selkirk, by
Countess Morton.
Mrs Rhone, by the Counters of Temple.
Mss Meynell, by Mrs. Meynell.
Mr. George Rich, by his Father, the Reverend Sir Chad..
Rich.
Mae Louisa Rich, by her mother, Lady Rich.
Mr. Hsnhery and Mr. Stackhoute, by Earl Esaet•
Earl and Counters Charlemont, on their marriage.
Mr. Edwird Biscrawen, by his father, Lord Falmouth, upon
his promotion to the C1:144140AT Regiment of Guards
The Ifoo. Henry Ryder, by the Lord Chancellor, won hi;
being appointed a Welch Judge.
Captain Lind, of the Royal Navy, Commander of the Cen-
turion, epos his rec•iving ibe honour of Kuiglithoort.
Sir Drummond and Lahr Smith, upon their niarriage.
Lady Hawke, upon her coining to bar title, by the Countess
of Temple
Couritesas Ormond and Charleinont, by the Marchioness of

Sligo.
Colonel, Mrs. and Miss W. Stratford.
Admiral Pakenham, hr Admiral Nugent.
Mr. Clietwynd, by tic Father, Vi.coortChetwynd.
Miss I I..yes and Lady Louisa Halve', by the Countess of
Temple.
Mr. Lloyd, by Captain Harvey.
C intent Cherry and Lieutenant Thor, of the Royal horse
Guard., by Earl Morton.
Miss Sanbla VJoilAtaft, by Lady Palk.
The lion. Mrs. Ro.roughs, by the Lady in Welting.
The Flo, Miss A. Lake, by the same.
Miss Milk, by the Dilarehrotiess 01 Hertford.
Mrs. Stratton, by the Duchess of Marlborough.
Sir John Colpoys, upon his appoilitinent at Greener:di
Hospital.
The prawing Room was very numerously and
splendidly attended.
The I hichess of DIVONSMIRI came in a chair,
precedod by four footmen, who were, as well as the
chairmen,,in full dress liveries, with elegant hats co.
vexed with very handsome white feathers. They
had in their liosoms large nosepys, consisting of
myrtles, geraniums, roses, pinks, and the most choice
flowers.
Lady GLORGIIINA Cavvrotsit, her lovely daugh-
ter, followed in another chair, with two footmen,
and the chairmen dressed in a similar manner.
The Duchess of MAR I.IIOaOUOK came in a chair,
with three footmen. besides a running footman, who
was dressed in the antient style, and had an elegant
silver stick in his band.
The Countess SPIPICRR was attended by three
footmen—they, as well as the chairmen, had their
hats covered wth elegant white feathers. The
whole d the livery was very grand.