The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-27 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Marqnis and Marchioness of Lai%loess pee as
+gnat ent.i taiunieut on Saturday to the Archbishop of
Yoel. I.nrd and Lady Norutsuby, Lord Jobs Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Agar Ellis, the tso Misses Wellesley. Mr. Mar-
dratsld, Mr. Furtescue, &c. at Lauadows House, Berkeley-
square.
The Countess of Wevaps has issued cards of invitation
fur a ball on the 18th Josue, at her house in Stratford-plate.
Earl %Mount. h Intel the Duchess of Dorset ►ad a select
party at ditittrr yesterday, at their house is Griniveutir-
square.
Countess Lieven's party yeaterday eveniag, in Hailer
street, was very nusterussly cud fasinouahly attended.
Lady Stsiffaer has issued cards of invitation fur a rout ou
the 10th June, at her house to I'urtlaud•plac..
Lord sod Lady HollauJ had a thouer party yesterday at
Holland House.

The Hon. George Ellis, M.P. entertained a distinguished
patty at dinner yesterday, at his hoinw in A udley•oquare.
Mr. and Mrs. Foot eutertaitted she EMI and Cotillion of
Alvintsrle .n 4 a distiaguished party yesterday at their house
111 ‘‘eyranutli-street.
M. sal Mrs. P.ankesentegtaiised Viscount and Viscountess
Fainiutilb sod a large party at dinner yesterday, at their
Inure in Old Palate-yard.
George Phillips, Esq. M.P. entertained the Mat/psis and
.7dareittelien of Lunation And a patty of d.stinctiou yester-
du, at his house in Meant-street.
Mr. Blunt entertataed the Duke of Norf.lk and • large
pity at Joiner yesterday, at his /1011/4 to Cuashellantl-place.

THE MARCHIONESS OF LANSDOWN'S RO('T

The Marchioness of Leedom* gave o mod splendid rout
on Friday evening at Lanadown House, Berkeky-eqoare.
The Trawl stelae gallery, the two spacious and elegant
.Irnwtng•runnta and refreslainsol.roont •ere thrown open,
which were decorated with a profusion of pots of flowers,
and illuminated with uncommon brilliancy. The company
!nearest exceeded 700 distinguished fashion■blea, anteing
-hum were, Princes Cisnitelli, Lubkowitz, the Danish Minis-
ter, the French Asahwitiallur, the Duke and Duchess De
(leech', ihe Duke and Duchess of Wellington, the Duchess
Grrifion and the Ladies Fitzroy, the Duchess of Hie h.
tanad and t►e Ladies L. snot. the Duke and Dnehes■ of So-
,rereet, the Doke of Devonshire, tbs Duke De Broglie. tl.s
Ma.chieneesses of Waterford and Camden, Count nail Conn-
ie.. Limn, Count and Conotras St. Anyone°, Coast and
Countess Wolf, Baron De Steel, the Countess of Compan-
ions and the Ladies Herbert, the Earl and Countess Cathcart,
Lurdand Ludy M severs, Dowager Connie*. of Wee wick. Lord
and Lady Alorpeth, Countess of Kesonoul, the Ladies ',imps-
trick, Lord and Lady Morales, Loud and Lady El•ritigtoei,
Lord Auckland, Lady H. Chichester, Lord and Lady r:ny-
.iyr, Lord and Lady Folkestone, Sir John anal lady New.
bold. Lunt and Lady Roorberry, Lord Clines, Sir holm
and Lady Ktppel, Ise. Ste.

On .SiiturelAy and yrsierd■y Prince ESTERHAZY
ot hi. MAJIITY.

l'e4trid4y the LORD CHANEYLLou sod Count
MUNSTER lid audirocr• of tl. fif NU.

S.ottriLay the Duke of l'ouK crated AIA-

JE'TY.

The Duke of DORSET •nd the Morquio of SA-
audsruces of the KING on Saturilly.
roerday divlut orreive teas performed ot the
to Poll-mall by the Rev. Or. BLOSI•
i;1-

lr►•enlay morning; the Prince*" A VGLISTA Ht.
fivitie berme at the Chapel liuyal, St.
J Attire,.

►u Saturday the Duke of 61.01.1CINTER arrived
limn his visit to M. JULLIFVE.

l',aterday tiir Urnish 111taistrr and a ',elect party
'id with the Prii.ce and DENMARK.

The 111usiell ht.tiv, I ut 11er.1;trtl le to
'At plate at the 10th, I Ith. hod 1.2111 of S.•ptrm-
'a•l, Milk/ 11112 tll,cyuun ol• Dr. Cu.•ttlts Witt f-
lip- Professor of Music at Ott Uoi•eriiity of
'l•' will of the lute Archbishop of AftmAGII
I''• i leaved by his widow 11111dtf ,to kuN-
•"'L' Ullll tircuto thousand posh IS. Thal it his
t•ers.utal properly merely. IVisit his real
e•'•+te itiay be, we ;Ire amble w isy. The stump to
tlr ...Tebdte cr.N 2,0U/1.

111UVARINCWAND PRENCRSS OF DENMARK.

Yesterday the Duchess of Kent, ❑nd flee Prince
and Princess of Denmark. attended Divineßervice
at the Royal German Camel.. St. JUDE'S% pod
heard a sermon by the Rer. Dr. Kuper. After
Thome Service the Prince and Printers honou►ed
the Earl of Liverpool, Viscount and Viscottnresa
Melville, Earl and Countess Bathurst, Earl of
Westmorland, and the Duke and Duchess of Mon-
trose, with warning visits. At four o'clock their
Royal Highnesses proceeded to the Royal Academy,
Somerset House, to view ihe Exhibition, where their
Royal Highnesses were received by Sir Thomas
Lawrence, the President of the Royal Academy.
The Prince and Princess were attended by their
ILord Chamberlain. a Lady in waiting, cud other
ilttendants. The Denial) Minister was in attend-
ance to receive the Prince and Princess. Their
(Royal ti ighoreres we►e joined at the Royal
Academy by the Duchess of Kent suit the Princess
Sophia, the Princess Fender, attended by Captain
Conroy and the Baroness de Spaedth. Sir Thomas
Lawrence conducted the Royal party throughout the
different rooms, with which their Royal Highoes•es
were so much gratified that the exhibition occupied
their atienison much longer than they calculated.
The Princess Soplra, the Duchess of Kent. and
the Princess Fodor and their ethic left at six
o'clock. The Prince and Princess of De-iimark re-
mained some time afierwarda, and were pleased to
express their greet gratification at the degree of
eunuence the different arts had attained in England.

BRIGHTON, M•Y 25.

We hear that apartments are preparing nt the I,
Pavilion, for the Prince sod Princess of Denmark,
and it is confidently said that his Majesty will be
here immediately after Ascot races.
Our theatre is not yet rugged. nor is it certain
who will be the Mlat►ager next season. Mr. Eger-
too has been down here to view it ; and, we under-
stand a now in treaty with Mr. Cobb.
Mrs. Vining, of Covent garden theatre, and Miss
Cubits, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, ure en-
gaged for the ensuing season at Worthing. The
company, according to report, will be moat effec-
tive. The worthy Manager, Mr. Trotter, is en-
larging and improving the theatre.
We regret to learn that the spirited Managers of
the Chichester theatre have not realised the expel:.
tartans of success which, on the most reasonable
grounds, they were justified in entertaining.