The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-13 00:00:00

FASIIIONAIJLE P.41177E3.

Twe Marchioness of Staffied's grand assembly, we are
authorised to stare, will take place ou the 341 of Julie, instead
tif the it Is, as isteraleil.
The Darla Derby gave an elegvat entertainsmnt yester.
thty to the Directors alb. Aurirnt M nine and a large part,
of distinction, at his Y.ro•e in Grovresior squatc.
Earl Venda,'" had a Jinni.' potty ye,teritay, at his house
in Grosvenor-tar Bre.
Earl and Countess Normanhy will entertain a largo poorly
of distinction, on the 221 inst. at their house In SeDawar-
place.
The Earl of Bicarlalhane had a select pasty at dinner yes.
terday, at his tumor ro Pask.laite.
Lord Holland had a dialler pasty yesterday, at Holland,
house.
Lord Castlereagh will give a grand pat liamentary dinner
on Souslay next, at his lanntw in St Jamev'soluare.
Lady Ducie has issued rank of inVit3tlalli for a grand
assembly ton the 20th instant, at her I sr in Dovir-striet.
lady Grantham had a fashionable party au Tuesday even-
' nog, ■1 her Is .use in St. James's square.
Lady Charlotte has issued cards of invitation for a
grand ball, no the 7th of Jour, It her elegant 'evidence iii
Stratford-plate.
Lady Langford opened her depot mansion in Berkeley.
square yesterday evening to the fashionable world antis a
grand rout, which was attended by upward■ of 300 distill-
gnisht fashinnahles; the whole suite of apartments on the
drawing-room floor were Iteautifittly illuminated with mag-
nificent cat diamond lutists, bell-lights, &e.
Mrs. Chaplin will give a grand hall and supper this even-
lag, at her house in Welberk-street.
Mrs. Palma Bold will have a grand musical party on the
Isth noel. at her house in Hark y.sircet.
Mrs. Weld) has issued cards of invitation for a grand
ball and suple•r, on the 17th lust. at her residence in (Hau-
-1 cester-place.

The Duke of Yoni is going on favourably to-
wards recovering from the effects of his broken arm.
Ilia Royal Highness takes the exercise of sulking,
and sidiug in a single horse-chaise.
'lie Duke of RuTLairo, the Earl of JERSEY.
and Lout Foul!, have left town for Neamarket.
Sir MARX Shags, the very worthy Member for
the City of Ywk, is said to he about to visit the
Contisteut for some mouths, on account of indis-
position.
Mr. INCLEDOII has been so gratified with the
success of big engagement at the Surrey Theatre,
that he has presented Mr. MISR'S %ill% a night's
performance without remuneration, and renewill
his contract till the end of Mrs. MouNTAIN's at-
tractive performance... 77e Heart of Luthints
increases in estimation on every repreeentatiou.
stud
is this evening, patronized toy the Counters of DAIL.
LINGYON, mod many tither Noble Families.
The York Company of Comedians are about to
lose their chief attractions. A Miss DIDEAR, who
was the hetoine of that stage, is about to enclose her.
ii,ll within the pale of niatrituony; and o Mr. Fn.-
TER, of ',Wit in how Collledy, I. removing himself to
the Scarborough Company. But they say so many
are the ch4tige. 111 the London Companies, *here
new actors appear on one night, and new pieces on
another. •' I e'rr to retort* to Loellaber use anarr,ll
that nothing tam be so open as the present tbeatti•
cal matkrt.

Thu Uri:wiper/es are now esbiliaing in serious
proeinciel towns Ili EnAland, auJ in lusur pine/
are tel.ihit.,,g for the benefit of publ.c charity. But
it Pettus •onrrtwlly sweet', iu Cie lar►goage of the
.1.114 &II were not fur the name of rid-
iv,. it etptilil be lunch less fatigoing to walk."

Tlie Public Vehirles on the Great Northern
Road µill continue dill/elide to the Wet* or s Safety
Coach. They affect to prefer an occasional over-
turn, coil the factlttt• or gettiog mt.d ihrot‘ing out
parcels, to all the adwantagra of fecurity.
Tue Tot/.—lt is stated, we believe on good
Cu' hot air, that Mr. W A crkftrated horse, Black-
hrek, is broken down, soJ has nitrite(' a way for its-
Grim lior4es to distinguish thvmyelyes.

Among the snanierous bets nos Mr. iiircittr-
sos's rer, formatter, IM•te Was our of a hovel Elia.
racier ut j‘lingide. r lieving bet eight
hundred nil fir issgs to r leg 1.1 mutton alpinist the
yeti...llllBller.
Tl.e rate of the releloqted stock of I)cyon Cattle
and S,autlidown Sheep. the proyeriy of (; E
TAI our, El. cf Tenovlr (;tiiiisig, iu (;low:torts- r-
s'ore, on WI siesilay null 'l•huisday I tit, uttrat•ted
most oonsvFniis ussenarlage of highly rrrlrrt•table
breeders, and ugriculturaliris, hunt all
puha the t rcrllence of the Inred
produced great competition rmono the Ini)erri
end }lie bid+ogi cuinittioessily run tarry high.