The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-17 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE HRTIRS.
Twos aims Aslibrooke isaned cards of invitation yesterday
Grr a splendid rout no the 15th done, at her house is Maus-
Geld street, Ca weudia-aquare.
The Earl and Countess of Roseberry have issued cards of
levitation fur an entertainment on the 2.34 instant, at their
house in Pitardilly,
The Earl and Countess of Lansdale and family are ex-
pected to arrive on Monday or Triesday seat •1 their Immo
is Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from Paris.
TbaCountess of Sefton intends giving a grand rent in •
fns days at her house in Arlington-street.
Lady Charlotte Strait will give a grand rout this evening,
at hes house in Great Custiberland-place.
Mrs. C. P. Krause will give • grand rout on the 29th last.
at the Argyll Rooms
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PASHIONADLR MOVEMENTS.
Lord Rivers is arrived at his horse in Grosvrisor-plaett
from his seat, Hare Park, Newmarket.
Lady Owydir has left town foe Bath.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jerneyn-street :—Hon. Mrs.
Molesworth from a tour; B. &vete. F.sq and G Hamilton,
Esq. from • tour; and Mr. O'Grady from his seat in Irelmad.
Arrivals at Hodraorr's Hotel, Dirver.streetr—Henry No-
vak, Emu from his seat is Leicestershire ; sod Charlie Sian-
ley, Esq. from his scat in Liorolaskire. prpliinres from
ditto '!—The Misses Hyde for their seal, Hyde End, Berk.;
awl lire Rev. Fir. Russell for OitfoVd.
R. Sneyd, Esq. M.P. left the Royal Hotel, St. James's.
street, yesterday, fur his seat in Ireland.
Arrivals at Fentou's Hotel, St. James's-street:—Henry
Swans. Eq. M.P. from hi. seat in Surrey ; Charles Rippia-
tor, Esq. from Iris seat in Warwickshire ; A. Hernia, Eq.
from his arm in Hants; Mr. and Mrs Page mud family
yesterday, for their seat in Surrey.

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Arrivits at Rod's Hotel, Leiercr Groovenorodreet :—Sir
Joh* Frederick, Bart. from a tour ' • Mr. mid Mrs. Mount
from their seat, Wesing House, Berks; .1. Aubrey, Esq.
from hie scat, Orini House, Rucks; W. A. bladoeks,
Esq. M.P. from bis seat, South IVales ; Rev. Dr. Hony, fruit
°slued ; Hoc Captain Curtuu, from Derbyshire. John
Beaumont, Esq. left ditto yesterday fur Darby.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tracy aid family have left their born
io Duerr:street for their seal io Worrestershire.

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Arrivals at Sheller's Hotel, Grasper-street :—Captaie
Dickens, R.N. from Woolwich ; Mackenzie 'moil., Esq.
frame Nuttisigham ; lArutrnant Gilliorts, R.N. from a tune;
Captain barditser, R.N. from Balls; Caplain H. Magnia,
from Leland ; Rev. Mr. Allatt, from a tow. Dawn'''. •
Licatenstit Hill, R.A. tut America ; Major Mills, kith
Imittrii; for Brighton ; W. Ridley, Eeq. fur Oztorit ; Colo-
nel 'Great tor Paris; Captain Clink fur Purtonouth
Lieuteusat Miller for ditto.

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Among the 14test arrivelo at, and departures from,
Payn'a York lintel, ore the following : •
The Dowager Countess of Mime, Lady Anna Maria
Elliott, Lady Catherine Elliott and suite, Lord nod Lolly
Hulloed aid suite, the Earl and Countess of Cork, family,
and suite, Mr. and Mts. Alesander Devisee, P. Illsmiideo
L. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring, family, sad able,lLAd;
A.-, Mr. Algernon r:resilleand seitcl Mrs. Luce, Mr. mud
Mrs. thifard and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Clements, Captain and
Mrs. Lock, Yates Brown, Esq. Delves Broughton, Esq. Me.
awl Mae. Beaten, Captain Jarvib, Mo, mad Mrs. Galway
lad family, Kynaston, Esq. Seymour, Esq. Mr.
mod kirk Dawkins, Miss Cooper, James Brougham, E.g.
MIL Purvis, AIIfiCIL. Esq. Rev. Mr. Better,
the Earl and Comfits' of Surrey sad smite Court sod
Cuantem Lose and suite, Rumbuld. Esq. Tens.
ple, Esq. alsj,,r and Mr.. Bryan, Mr. and rd... Wyss; Mr.
and Mrs. Modes. Mr. and Mrs. Francia,-- M'Doonell, F,s4.
Sir Wm. Aluly, Bart. Le Chavelier de Piinteesrrc and Lady,
the Conatess of Elgin, Ladies Mary end Lucy Bros, Col.
Oswald and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Keelkr aid
family, Rev. Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Belford and deogMera,
James Montgomery, Esq. the Count and Comatose De
Lowery and suite Capt. tinier, Sir Grenville 'Maple, Bert.
Holmes, Bog.

Yesterday the Duke of Yose, the Duchess of
Gt.o4cesma, the Princess AUGUSTA, and the
Princess Solent*, visired the KIRG.
The Duke of o RIII. the Princess Attabsiq, and
• numerous party, dined wish. the Duke and
Ductless of CLARENCE yesterday.
Yesterrloy Prince Leorous dined with the Earl
of DARNLEY, to meet the Noble Directors of the
Concert of Ancient Music ; afterwards his Royal
Iligtiness accompanied their Lordships to the per-
formance of the Concert at the Hanover-sqsare
Rooms.

The Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND tended •t
Li‘erpool on Molt .y morning, et eleven o'clock,
Bout the Williams and (Wary yacht, •od proceeded
immediately lot Stiß•rtdshtte.

Her IMAJPITY Man been plsseed I. dismiss from her ►ervice
Al. CARLO FORTS, in twist queues of her having nu further
need of his services, as she a now settled in England. Her
MAJeSTY ha. ■lw given a power of attorney to Signor Jos.
Mart tiret to sell her property its Itely.—These arrangements
fulls confirm owr repeated statements of her 31.a.ozwry's de-
terminating nut to leave this country.

'lhr Earl and Countess of Waitvrici nod family, with
Leal) GREVILLI4 left loon on Tuesday morning, for her La-
dyship's •rat iu Lincolnshire. Her Ladyship travelled in
our of his 31sivrrat's invalid carriages.

• The remains of the late Marchioseas of Wont:ter= were
removed from Apsley Horse yesterday for Intermeeet in lb.
family veldt of the Doke of ETAIMSORT, at Badmintoo,
Gloucestershire.
' Yesterday (the 161 h) the following Gentlemen
were called to the Bar by the floituurab!e Society
*of Gay's lost ;—J. T. JUSTICE, Seq. ; WM.
HERRICK. Esq.; sod -- PALMER. Esq.
• At the last Animal Gettentl•Meeting of the Go-
- femora of the Ituyal Di.pen.ary for Curing
• Diseases of the Ear, it appeared that upwards of 1,110 Pa-
tient* alieteil with Deafness and other Diseases of this
Degas bad been cured or relieved. This statement must be
Lighly satisfactory to the Patrons of the Charity, one of
whom lately, num a conviction of its attlity, benevolently
Iremitted the Treasurer 1001. It must he no less coneulioc
' 10 those who unfosinnairly labour under so unpleasant
I. so afffetion. for since it is a fact, that until within these fear
1.. years little had been dime by Professional Men fur Diseases
of she Ear, and when it is considered bow sassy Tlsousauds
let' 'doable Members of Society are deprived obtaining their
lir, lihorid by this islronity, and were formally without soy
means of gratuitous relief, this Charity cannot be too highly
. •slueil ; unwed the success 'Mewling the raetiee at this
lo.Ultition has been such, that it is sow adopted on several
i pisis of the Contineitt wills equal happy effects as in this
i Country. The Diseases of the Ear iu the iseipient stale,
we nudersisnit, are generally curable, and it is foam aegtorst
chit fly that they are rendered otherwise.
A Nobleman's assistant-gansekretwr, in the si-
t! citilly of Gravesend, was watching two crows ou the
. ground, when • young rabbit came out of • bur-
l. row, which the crows instantly seized. The cries
' of the young rabbit brought the old one to its
alleitt.i IRV, and while fighting with the crows, the
; wan fired sad killed both crows and boils rabbits.