The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-23 00:00:00

PAII9IOIIA ILK PA RTI

Countess Bathurst bad her Arst party fnr the seam,' ea
Thursday evirailag, as her house ia Sinaliaar-sereet, May.
fair. The suite of drawing-rooms were moot brilliantly illu-
minated; them were present upwards .4 SOO distinguished
fetilaksuables, among whom were, the Dowager Duchess of
Miehmood east Me Ladies Lamas, the Duke of Netinigte•
the Merehiosesses of Salisbury, Londuuderry, and Hert,
forell Ike COOlllllllll of Harremby sad Lady M. Ryder,
Earl of Westmorland and Lady G. Fur, Giantess Glen-
gall, Cousteau of Clare, Comatose Lievets, Lord suit Lady
Gonborne, So- Hairy soil Lady Weßeale', &e.
Mrs. Greenwood entertained a large party of fashiunables
ea Thursday evening at her house to Audlersquire.
The Mareltioness of Salisbury had a card party yesterday
merino at her house so Arlingtuiestreet, winch was ray
Amami, attended.
The Marquis sod Marchioness of Lanadnwn entertained
the Earl sad Giantess of Morley, and a distiuguished party,
yesterday, at Landown House, Berkeley-4,18;e.
The Duke of Montrose will entertain a distinguished
party to-morrow, mid another party nu Wednesday sell, at
his hawse is Grosvenor-square.
The Duke of Wellington has iasurd cards of havil al ion for
• party on the Id of March, at Apsley Howse, Vote*.ldly.
Cousteau Lievea will have a fsabitruaLle patty to.inorrow
evening, at her Image in H•I ley•street.
J. G. Lansblon, Esq. Ml'. will rttte,taiu the Duke of Sw-
am sad a diariagaished party to marrow, at Lis bombe in
Cleveland-row.

The Earl of Harrington had • stied party yesterday •t
his Mute in the Stable.yard, St. maines's.
Lord sad Lady King will entertain • fashion3ble party
this day at their house in Duver-streeL

Mr. CouTTs, we are sorry to state, was cot so
well yesterday.

Married en the 29th January last, at the house of
the British Minister at Florence, by the Rev. Dr.
TREVOR, CH•NLES Bouvrose. Esq. youngest roe
of HENRY BOULTON, of Gi.on's Grovi., in the
county of Surrey, Eq. to the Hon. CAROLINE
TMELLUSSON, only surviving daughter or the late,
sod sister to the present Lord RENDLESHAM.
The new grand ()ultimo, Tile Delege, written
by Mr. C. DIBDIN, and composed by Mr. BOCHEA,
was performed for the first time last night ut Co-
vent-garden Theatre. Several of the must cele-
brated vocal performers assisted, including Mrs.
SALMON, STEPHENS, Madame CASIPORESE,
Madame RONZI DI BEGNIS, &r. II is *11110.4
needless to add, that a performance sustained by
such an host of brilliant and extraordinary talent
was received by a delighted audience with the most
rapturous applause. The dress-circle presented au
elegaut display of beauty and fashion,
Mr. BARTLEY commenced a course of very
entertaining and instructive lectures on artionam).
last night, at the Englieh Opera House. They
are illustrated by admirable explanatory machinery ;
and every exertion has been made to render them
worthy of public patronage.
Mr. WALKER last night gave his first astronnmir.
cal lecture this season, at the Opera I:iiiicert Room,
Haymarket. The amusement suer instruction sr.
agreeably blended in those lectures render them
highly attractive.

HAZARD and Co. grateful for the inereeite of
public patronage bestowed 011 them, and for the
preference given iA their ohl.eatahlislied (Aces (which they
is some sneasere attribute to great ptletellil in SO41(
Capital Prizes), respectfully request the attention of Theo•
Friends to a brief statement of the Scibewe of the present
Lottery, whir•* begins NEXT TUESDAY contain..
Fin Prises of 10,000/. rise of 2,0001., others of WU. 3001.
Ate., and trot Two Blanks to • Prize—All the Prizes
Sterling Mosey—Nu CI —Every Ticket will decide it•
own Yet•—Fist dtawu Prize will be 24,000/. %holey.
Hassan •ad Cu Sold is Shares in the vety hut Lottery,
18,900, a Prize of 311,0001. and 16.427, a Prize of 5.0001.
HAZARD and Ca.'s Offices, Poysl Exchange Gate; 26, Coin.
bill; aad 324, Oiforitstreet, coiner uf Swalluw.strert.

Yesterday an inquisition was taken at the cu on tor,.•
Kraniogtos.conarr on, before Chairs Jemineii, F... 1 Cm tut. .•
for *arry, •a the body of Mra. Lancashire, wife of J. Lan-
cashire, Esq. of Stockwell, w•hY, came to her death is the
folltivriog melancholy manner:—
It appeared from the evidence of Captain Prone., of
Wellington•street, that on Tuesday last, shout three o'clock.
the deceased and Mr. Lancashire were coming to toles in
gig, and when near Kermit/von terapike the ■nisal belied
with the chaise, which, tomtit( in content with a cart
hs►Jy lades with old building ma:ciliate, was overturned
with great violence, and nearly dashed to pieces nit the spot.
The deceased was pitched gigaton' the wheria of the tart by
which tier skull was fractured, and she sited almost immesh.
lately; her hissband hail both his Arms !woken, and recetved
so many wowed', that his death is hourly expected, and a
shaman on horseback who tried to stop the animal
weal throws from his saddle and nearly killed, whilst the
horse continued his humus Carter, with the horsiest and
the fragment' of the gig trail* at his heals, and never
stopped till be got house The family were struck with
a melancholy foreboding of what had happened, Gad the
oldest suit of Ors deceased immediately proceeded to Ken.
nisites, where his worst fears were realised. The horse be.
Irmo to Dr. Owe., of Stockwell. It had already ems away
with sass her chaise, which It broke to pieces ; the Jetees.o,
was is coatr•et with the Doctor fur the horse, sad hen-
stowed it scribe above occasion.
'lb• Jar, .retiorned • verdict of Accidental Dwah, and
Vied a isaiaad of .61. era Dr. Owen's ►orse.

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