The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-13 00:00:00

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LADY IIEATHCOTE's GRAND RWIT.

This elegant and fashionahll Lady ga?e, on
Thursday night, her first grand party fur the sea..
son, at her house in Grosvenor-square. 'facto and
fashion presided at this elegant entertainment.—
Above three hundred of the first rank and fashion
were entertained ; amongst whom were:
firm kw al Hlghogss the Prince of Walei.
Ptinect Wthiain of Glance-ter.
1;oldon, Grafton, Manche ter, and
Dowager {totland.
Ma:ehi Vl,!4s•••—Dovratt-r Bath, Aherenrn, 'TA ,bow.
Couott•ssea--Derhy, Eo,too, Jersoc, Caro. Sefton,
Rosebaory, Tinkered:a., and Calmov-0

Viseouotebses—Melbourne,Hewn, Villiers, Castlereagh,
and Net.
Cirringtin, V. M treham, f. Minners, A.
Tnrnm•, Pearhyti, C. Stewart, G.
T.illsot, Kuoubnld. and Wuheley.
The fluke of Manche...ter.
M "Irk. of
Lnl Cowiter, M •Vortestue, Aberdeen, Darnley,
De by, Lofton, slot M•lTeintl
Voicourits--Falmouth, Villiers, Petersham, Barrington, and
Perry.
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L•xl+_Le Despencer, Borringdon, A. Hamilton, and
Penrhysi
The Purtuguese Ambas;a4 .r, and Sir Sidney Smith.

THE4TRE.

DRURY-LANE.

Mrs. MOUNTAIN and Miss Di CAMP, the best
Polly and Lucy upon the stage, rendered The
Brvar's Opera extremely interesting on Saturday
night. Mr. KELLY performed the part of Captain
iltacneetib, and in his last song produced an extraor-
dinary effe.l.—The line

4` Ii rich rogues like us were to swing "
was eagerly seized by a large portion got the au-
dience, who, applying it to a recent political case,
made the house to resound with their plaudits. The
rest of the audience were equally violent in their
hisses, and several minutes elapsed before tranquil-
lity was restored. The calm, howev:r, threatened
to be but of short duration, for, on Lunt observing,
what a melancholy thing it is rr to see a great mart
in distress," the uproar was revived, and continued
for some time.

Lord C 4 ,airierraire. ofire; May 11, 11105
Notice i. hereby given, that there will he a llhawiup Room at
St. Jairles'it ort Thursday next, the 16th aim.

Saturday morning His MAJESTY, the Duke of
Kest r, and Princesses SoetilA and AMSLIA, took
an airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park
Yesterday inornt:..; His MAJESTY, Princesses
SOP:IIIA and AMELIA, attended by Col. Desaaow,
and Major Paws, walked t.t St. George's Chapel,
and heard a Sermon by the R:v. Mr. Isluaruev,
from the 190 Psalm and 11th Verse. Alter Divine
service, the ROYAL ; AMILY walked to Frogmore
Her MAJESTY, .Lnd Princesses ELIZASITU anti
MARY, took :AG tins" tO FrOgait.,r.
Her Royal HiAhness the Princess of WALES
gave a grand dinner, at Blackheads, yesterday.
Satni.d.ty risnriiing the Duchess of Voltz visited
the R ,Y A L FI,II I L.Y at Windsor, and, at four o'clock
returned to Oatlands.

It is reported that His MAJlSres Birth-Day is to
be kept at Windsor.

HIS MAJzsr Y will not go to Weymouth until the
9th of July.
His Excellency the PORTUOLESC ANI IItSSA DOR
gave a grand public breakfast yesterday, at his
house in South Audley.street.
The Countess of CHULmovozitv gave a grand
concert last night, at her house in Park-lane.
By the death of the venerable Lady W trott,
many noble houses must go into mourning, parti-
cularly those of CAVSNDI‘H and PONSON B V.
The Duchess of BOLTON gave a very grand
party on Thursday lag. _ _

Fashionable rep?erollistes, that La.ly CAROLINE
PONSONev, the elegant and accomplished daughter
of the Eat l of ficseuRCUGH, Will shortly be married
to the Hon. W. LAMBE, the eldest on of Lord
114s.i.enuene.

The Hon. Mr. Kxcrc gave a grand dinner yester-
day, at his house in Upper Grosvenor-street.
Miss De CA Mr is so deservedly a favourite with
the public, that it is expeCled she will have a /dumper
this night.
Tucaa.llll:ste, Esq. M. I). of University Col-
lege, Oxford, and Grosvenor-street, London, ssas
married on Saturday last at Ha,iwell, to CA RoLINI,
eldest daughter of the Rev. GEOSOZ H EN ay Ge.ssbe.
Chaplain to Ilis Royal Highness the Duke of CAM-
BRIDGE.

Dowager Lady Firzornat.o has issued 400
cards fur a grand rout on the it7th, at her house in
Portman-square.
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The Marchioness of SALISBURY gave a grand
musical party last night.
The Earl of AasaDLEN report states, will short-
ly lead to the Hymeneal Altar, the truly amiable,
and highly accomplished Lady HARRIOT CAYIN•

On Thursday last the Earl of TANKERVILL c gave
a grand dinner, at his house in Portman-square.
The Earl of WlNCHrass• gave a grand dinner
yesterday at his house in South-street, to the Mar-
quis and Marchioness of SALISBURY, the Earl and
Countess of Esser, Earl and Countess of Tat nor,
Viscount stud Viscountess Ms t. nouRNE, and the lion.
Mr. TALBOT.

A new Operatic Piece was read on Saturday in
the Green Room of Drury-lane Theatre, of which
report speaks in flattering terms.
The Earl of DUMMY gave a grand dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Grosvenor-square, to the
Marquis of DouoLAS, the Doke of BEDFORD, Earl
COWPCX, Viscount OSSULLTONC, Lord A. HAUIL•
TOW, Gentrill FITZPATRICK, Mr. Fox, Mr. WUrr.
IllitgAD, and Mr. Bitnrirr.

Oa Saturday Viscount CLITOZO gave a dinner
to wrenl persons of &dation at his house in Han-
over-square.
Hyde Park yesterday boasted a crowd of fashion.
although the weather was very unsettled. Among
the Personages we diatiainished were. His Royal
Highness the PRISCO of WALD. the Dukes of Sus-
an. ST. ALDAN% aad Samoan t Duchesses Of ST.
ALBAN'S and Gannon ; the Marchioness of Alta-
COIN, and the Countess of DIM.