The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-04-08 00:00:00

THE Ror.;L

At three o'clork, yesterday, Their MAJeSTIES
and the Paimcesses arrived at. the Queen's Palace.
from \Vindsoa. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes
of Yon K and CustsetLAND, waved on them very
shortly after their arrival. Cards of invitation
were sent to different Nalrility, for an evening
party, eighteen of whom attended their ROYAL
Mist Ras,. The Marclii.mess D iwag saTtf ;
the Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN and Ladies
CaitoLise Da mot, and CAROLINR WALDROR•VA,
were present.

The Queem's Birth-day was splendidly celebrated
at Dublin Castle, on Thursday last.—At thre-
o'clock there was a Lever, at which an Ode was
performed. hi the evening their Graces rave a
Ball and Supper, which were attended by all the
Nobility and Gentry in that part of the United
Kingdom.
" The Countess of ?deem" says a Dublin Paper,
" was dressed on the night of the celebration of Her
MAJesvv's Rirthday, at Dublin Castle, in the
matufaeurte at her native country. Her Lady-
ship's dress was a silver grey poplin, rely richly
trimmed with the finest Bru,sels lace." Will the
Dublin Editor inform us, witat part of the Earl of
Ms A Tit s Liberty is called Brussels r
The last arrivals at CI min. near Bristol,
are—
Cuunt de ass..iota a, Cou.it Stalireinhers, Co.n•,e. Camp..
bell, L4dy C. arlotie Compost', 1.,..dy Ei.zstnth Forws, Mr.
aura Mr.. Hdli irisr.olh, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Freonsaii,
Mr. and Mr, Box, Mr. Cesspigly. Mr. P4tf,, Mr. Ai animus,
Mr Holdswortii, Mt!Dyks, Miss Campos% Miss Parry, and
lilies Lie,A
Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Attic's,
and family, had arrived at Edisxsurgh, on Satur-
day, on their way to London.
Atli/4ra, Countess DswAger of Bum's::: ti Ad-
Mita, will give a grand rout, this evening, at bar
house, in Grosvenor place, and will continue to see
company every Wednesday, during the season, in-
stead of Fridays.
Lord Butestny, we are concerned to RAC, is
dangerously id, at his sear, at Englefield-green.—
Doeur V•uou•sr, on Monday night, considered
I his Lordsa.,, in Teat danger ; but, yesterday,
there was rather a hivout•lds chang:.
Lord Mott:east gave 4 grand dinner, yesterday,
at his house in Hailey-street, to his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Yoirk, .he Duchess of Goi nom,
tie Marquiss of HLJNILLY, and several ether
Nobility.
The \larchioness of SALIM:iv. and the Ladies
G. and E. Csct , A:r:v .d. s:erday, at their house
in Arlinromstreer, from Hatfield.
Viscount and Viscountess Dormer and Warm
arrived, yrst-rday, At rhe:r until- in Park-lane, from
Hemley-Hall, StAfroidslalre.
rme next t :rand Ladies Vocal Concert, under
Mr. Ss rto, will t ike place cri the 20:.•, at the Mare
shimmies Di Ha earvogir.s.


Mother Goose, who reveled to be sent to &rel.:,
is recanted and must kr ep her place n::.11 t .e Ge,at
Ogre and Little Thsten6 are ready to take the field.
The Eat of Sisitt.v.,,st ay is indisposed, at his
Souse, t.i Stanhope-street, May-fair, in c •nseqiience
of his Lordship recervi ig an injury by the upsetting
or his carriti!sr. on Friday ogle, in C..rtrar n street.
Earl F-tzivit.Ll %PA arrived, yester..ay, at four
o'cli ek, at his house to Grosvenor,quate, from
Abbey.
The Earl and Countess of Cxesrearitvo. and
Lord SeaNuore. arrived yesterday at their home
is South Ausiley.arree, from Milton Abbey. It is
near three years sit.ce that Noble Family have been
in v wits

Viscount and Viscountess Minnie-row arrived,
on Monday, at their home. in Grosvenor-square,
Crum rc:,,'er Harrow. n Ar God.ilmin, Surrey.
Th.' Etrisaad Countess at Serrate, the Earl and
Countess of Essex. Lord HENRY Per re, and se-
veral ot.er Nobility, dined on Monday with the
Earl and Countess of Hewes, and Lord and Lady
h r•Neev, at their house in Grosvenor-square.
Vnicount and Viscountess SUDS. SY entertained
a party of Nobility at dinner, yesterday, at their
house in D ,ver-street, Piccadilly.
Colo iel and Mr.. B..AIISIONT gave a grand din-
ncr, yesterday, at their house, In Portman-square, to
the Countess of Can sterol( r ; Viscountess Doric* N..
NON ; Ludy CHARLOTTE Piro's, ; Lady A. CAlyt
PINTER ; Mr. and Mrs. COLEMAN ; Mrs. DAHER ;
Mrs. NOSISON ; and Mrs. and Nis; STEWART.
Mr. and Mrs THOMAS and family, arrived, yes.
tend iy. at Viscount Mionecrotes house, in Gros-
weskit:square, Irom Eastbourn.
General Sr. Joua is very much indisposed, at
his house, in Audley-square, with a violent fit of
the gout ; and his Lidy is also indisposed, with a
cold, which prevented their attending Her Ma-
Jzsr v's parry, last evening.
The dress boxes of Drury-Lane Theatre ex-
hibited a great display of elegance and fashion last
night. kswNv's Opera of False Alarm: received
the most unbounded applause; Mr. lin swam. in
the beautiful song of " 4 Soti:e and a Tear," was
rapturonsly encored. Ti. !PHI avow' bad also a
grand Levee ; there was not a vacant seat; and the
magnificent scene that concludes the Entertainment.
exerted the most general and ardent applause.
The Eighth Ancient Concert will take place this
night; the Ladle.' Fifth Subscription Concert will
he performed at the Countess of Canna 'tem.'s,
'Venterden-street, Hanover square, to-morrow ; and
Mr. HARtitSON'S Seventh Grand Vocal Subscrip-
tion Concert will be performed on today.
Hyde Park yesterday assumed the appearance of
Spting, decked in her gayest habiliments, and was
crowded with Nobility in open landaus and be-
ranches ; the fair inhabisints of which had thrown
off all sem'-lance of wintet, and white dresses and
light mantles were the order of the day. Some
wore sprigs of geranium in their hair. Amongst
the Nobility were—The Earl of SETTON. driving
four beautiful bays, with the Countess in the ba
rouche. Lady Pesten and the Hon. Miss Dawn-
mold, were in an elegant new light-built landau-
let. dark coloured body, drawn by a pair of Arabian
I greys; there were also several Nobionactia di*

•• •
S ONTING INTELLIGENCE.
CATTERICK-KSIDGE MEETING.
%ferniest:l*Y. APRIL I.
Produce Stakes of each, h ft for colts awl i'lies rising
three years oJ. Two miles (10 Subscr.bers )
Sir W. Geriad's b c. Maitre, by Seningbrough, out of
Mary Ann, 4.t. 31 b. 1 •
Mr Eretcher'a b f ester to Ste eely, Bst. .
Mr. (. Litatou's b. c by Star, Rd. 311 i.
Mr T. Hutchinson 's br. c by Sir P. Teatie, Oat Sb.
Si,.l Law.em'a c. by I xpeflation,Bst.
Nr Grimston's h. f b Precipitate, Bat.
Sir A. lion', colt, by Spadile,d.t Sib.
Mr. Lillie'. filly, by Defoirsi, 7st 1 lib
Mr. Kobern's b c. Young Ilrepeful, by Pepeention, 80.
Even betting on Mr Linton's colt Woo eaiy,
Sweepstakes of Sgs e.ich, for ha f-bred hoe-es, 12at Two.
role heats (15 Subscribers )
M'. F. Hartley'. ch g. Wacker, by Strut, 3 1 1
Mr. AtipLtri's bl g Raven, by Y. Syphon . 1 4 2
Mr. Trotter's b to Plaything, by Oberon . 2 3
2 t..) 1 dm Ravel..
rfty Pounds for all ages Two-mile hats. (Ag aas in May.)
Mr Dent's grey colt, Sultan, by the Arabian Salim,
3 yrs 7.t. (P.. Johnson) . 1 1
Mr. W. Ilutchinson's eh colt, by St. George, 4 yrs
ind. 7st. Mb. . . 4 2
Mr. Kirby 's ch. c Nevi( ,tor, 4 int old, 7.t 121 b. . . 2 3
Lord Strathmore'. b. c. by Hanabletrautau, data by Sir
Peter Teazle, 3 yrs old, 7st. . 11 4
Sir (law-panes ch. f. by Timothy, out of Violet,
3 yea old, 7.t. . 3 dr
1 to 4 one of the four year olds won, and 4 to 1 against
S•drari. Won easy.
Sir J. I...vfloit'S ch c by Expeflarion, 7st MS. re-rived
forfeit from Sir W Gerard'a b. e. W)Sloa by Belainerllught
Bat two miles, 100ga. h. ft.
2i302101Y.
Sweepdakes of toga each, fir cults, est. Sib. fillies, Bst. Tyr,
wiles (7 Surserriers.)
Mr. Moiley's 6.e by Ilyarlnthu., dam by Foxhituter 1
Mr. Walker's ch e. by Star, darn by Y . 9
Mr. Danhy's b e. by Star, dam by Drone . .
Mr, 'N Hutch's...Ws be. Silvio, by St. Gerage . 4
Sir J. lAvr.e's ch. c. by Itopetlation . . .
Mr. Barker's b c. Foxberry, brother to Clonstre . 6
Sand 7to 4 against Mr. Morley's cult. Won ern!.
Sweepstakes of Vv. each, for fillies, let. o.le n..le and a
half. (8 Suhacnbers.l
Sir I'. Gascoigne• ct es. by Timothy, out of I,*;olet . 1
Mr. Wenteurtl. tray, Margaret, by 111.ningb.p.' . 2
Mr. Fktt her's bay, sister to Star-Joy
sic W Gerard's brawn, by Illarnadannan . . 4
Lord Lowther's chesout, by Pi...clonal,. . 0
Lord Strathmore's bay, siiter to Kernernbrancer . 0
Mr. Mellisb's brown, by liambVtootan . . .
Sir M. M Syltes's bay, Harriet, he Pre, iir'tate . 0
S in 1 en Sir T. Go.coigne'a filly, and 4 to 1 against the
sister ti, CtAlltley.
Bening, tam week, at li,ry market, for the Derby Stakes—.
4 6.. 1 against Chaise and.o.re—ir to 1 against Mr. Wilson's
Sir Solo .not colt.
Nevrroarket Floyd. Spring Meeting, 1807-Idooday. Lord
Grosvenor's b f. Violanie, worst Mr. ArhAr's ch. h. Brain.
worm, at.lllb each, B C ;to4 on Violent,.
\Pe are requested to state, viat in running for the 531.
Plate, at Matson, lad week, Lady Man won the thud heat
by a head; atter which, S Sa.rrroirt wee drawn, but not
owing to tr. being dark, it was i.ot then four o'clock, and the
H :men' Plate was run fur afterwards, for which there were
four h -ats.
Sollars, who won the 301. Plate, at Catteick-bridge, on
Wednesday. is the la,t of the Arabian Silai a:at get; and it is
to be otwerved, Vat the only three cults get by the Arabian
Salim, out of three d.ficri eat mares, have won the P.ate at
Catterickhridge, for the three lag years. Sultan won in a
very superior style, notwithstanding the weights were much in
favour ol the fuor.year olds, the day very bad, and the ground
heavy Solute's dam was got by Coriander ' • grandam by Su
Peter Teazle, out of Wandiestone's dam, by La Sang.