The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-30 00:00:00

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PASHIONABLE XOYEMBETS.

The Marquis and Marehieuesa of Sligo and family left
Miller's Hotel, Jenny's-street, yesterday, foe Paris.
Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish returned to town ors
Monday from their seat in Bucks.
Lord Rivers arrived yesterday at his house is Grosveser-
place from bis seat near Newmarket.
The Earl of Ashburuhsm left town on Woodsy foe his met,
Ashberobarre.place, Sussex.
Lord and Lady Cranborn left town yesterday for Hatfield.
Hon. JAR Somers Cocks, M.P. left town yesterday for Ma
seat, the Priory, Surrey.
B. 1). Delmore's'', Esq. left town yesterday fur Paris.
Sir C. Santun, Bart, arrived yesterday at the Albany from
Cheltenham.
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jennie-street u—Sir
David and Lady Gould from their seat ire Berks; and Sir
Charles sod Lady Sophia Kent from their seat in Limpet.-
shire.
Lady Ellenhorough left the London Hotel, Albemarle-
street, yesterday, for her new residence in H. square.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Lord
Nortbcote from his seat in Hants ; Admiral Vunalky freers a
tour ; and Mr. Mrs. and Miss Morgan from their seat is
Wales.
Arrivals at Hodgson 's Hotel, Dover-street :—Mr. aad
Mrs. Gilbert Munroe from their seat in Gloucestershire; sod
Captain and Mrs. Morrice from a tour

Amy&ls at the Prince Saxe-Coburg Hotel, Charles-street,
Grosvenor-square :—Major.Grorral Moven from Ports-
mouth ; Hon. Rev. Henri Stanford from a tour ; Edward
Kendall from his seat, South Wales; and Carriagham,
Esq. from Parm.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Hon. Mrs. Howard had a grand musical party on
Monday evening, at her !louse in Grosereoor.scpiare, which
was attended by nearly 400 distitignished fashiusables,
among whom were the Dukes of Wellington, Devonshire,
and Grafton ; the Duke and Duchess of Portland, the Duchess
of Northumberland, Count and Countess Munster, Count
and Couoteu St. Antonio, the Marchioness of Salisbury;
Countesses Bridgewater, Mansfield, Galloway, Morley,
Lonsdale, Darlington, Dretmoutli, Mount Edgcumbe, Cam-
den, Clare, and Sefton ; Lord Valletort, Lord Charles So-
merset, Lady Cornwallis, the Ladies Pratt, the Ladies
Molyneux, tke.

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Isl. A. Taylor, Esq. M.P. enterhined the Duke of De-
vonshire and a dishoguislied party yesterday, at his house,
Whitehall yard.
Earl Grosvenor will give an elegant entertainment to
Prince Leopold and a large party of distinguished per-
swinges, oii the Bth of Jane, at Grosvenor House.
Mrs. Blackshaw hav issued cards of isvitatiuu for a •u.
sieal party on the 3d of.losae, at her house in Orchard-street.
Mrs. Bebb has issued cards of invitation for a rout us the
25th of June, at her house in Gloucester-place.
Mrs. Lyou has issued cards of invitation for a rout on
the 51h of June, at her house in Porllsod.ptare.
lady Rubinson's rout or Monday evening, in Albemarle-
glreer, was very elegantly minded.

THAR MARCHIONESS OP LANSDOWN'S GRAND
ROUT.

On Monday evening the Marchioness of Laos(town opened
her leilegoot mansion, Lansdown House, Berkeley-square, to
the haul tow, with one of the must splendid entertainments
given this season. The etegaut suit of drawing rooms, the
statue gallery, and Libraries, were most brilliantly illumi-
nated. The grand dining-roots was appropriated for re-
freshet/rests, which consisted of every delicacy, the rarest
fruits, piney, grapes, peaches, strawberries, Jae. &e. with all
kinds of wiur. The company began to arrive soon after
tea o'clock. There were upwards of 1,000 persons of the
first distinction and fashion present; among them were, his
Royal Highness Prince Leopold, his Royal 'lightness the
Duke of Gloucester, the Duke and Duchess of Somerset,
the Duke of Grafton mud the Lidice Fitzroy, the Duchess
of Richmond and the Ladies Lennox, the Duchess of Moo.
truer and the Ladies Graham, the Duchess of St. Albers's,
Prince Cimitelli, Baron and Baroness Itobeck, Nina 1.11.
dull; Count Worunzow, Marchioness de Nadallac, the Ba.
varian Minister, Baron Just, the Illarchirmess of Hert-
ford, the Marchioness of Downshire, the Earl and Corne-
tts* Foriescue, the Earl and Countess of Belgrave,
the Earl and Countess of Clonmel, the Eorl and Countess
Grosvelsor, the Lathes Hill, Lady G. Morpeih, the Ladies
Fitzpatrick, Countess of Morley, Lord and Lady John
Throne, Countess of Alloyne, the Ladies Gordon, Lady
Boston and the Hon. Misses Irby, Col. and Lady E. Low-
ther, Earl of Clare, Countess Pouts, the Ladies Fortescue,
Lady and Miss Millinery, Countess of Cassitis, the Ladies
Kennedy, Lady A'Court, Lord and Lady Henley, Lord
Meskerry, Sir R. Wilsou, Lady Susan Percy, Earl of Brett-
mock, Lady Gwydir. Earl of Dunoughmore, Lord A. Hill, Lord
and the Maisel,* Somerville, Lady and the Misses Rowley,
the Earl of Aherdern, Countess and the Ladies Cathcart,
Lady Elleaborongh and Miss Law, Lady H. Fitzroy,
Lady T. Yyner, Lady and Miss Hunter, the Earl of Car-
stereos sod the I.sdies Herbert, Lady and Miss Mackintosh,
Sir Duff and Lady Gordon, Lord and Lady Ossulrtun,
Lord sad Lady Normanhy, Countess of Mulgrare, the Ladies
Beanelerk, Lord Burford, Lady Pniteoey, Lord and Lady
Stanley, Countess of Derby and Lady M. Stanley, Sir
Jacob and Lady Astlry, Countess of Delmore, Lady J. Vlach-
ford, Lady 11. W. W. Wynn, Countess and the ladies
Balboni, Eirl of MountEdgetimbe, the Earl arid Coon-
less of Mansfield, Dosmeer Countess of Cloomel, Mr. Mrs.
and Mimi Tierirey, Mrs. Fitzherbert, Miss Seymour, Mrs.
Brougham, Miss Edeu, Sac.

Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess of
KENT y 'stet day.
The Duchess of CLARENCE and the Duchess of
KENT rode out together yesterday in tin open
carriage.
TIM LATE MARCHIONESS OF WORCESTER.—
The mortal remains of this beautiful and amiable
young Lady arrived in solemn procession at Bad-
minton, in Gloucestershire, about nine o'clock on
Monday morning, and were consigned to the family
vault about twelve. A large concourse of spec-
tators from the surrounding country, attended to
witness the mournful ceremony.
auE flu ETERS !----Aanotrust the numerous
written applications for appointments under the
Population Act, the following were handed in:—
" I propos to tek the Car f the Enhabytans
of this City mysel."—" Sir, I offer myselve to
take the sense of the people under the Act of Par-
Itanient."

In BACILLEIN Exhibition, which we noticed yes-
terday, the upper figure of our Saviour is taken
from the celebrated picture of RAPHAEL'S Trans-
figuration. The heraldic windows are for the
Collegiate Church of Southw,-11, Newark.

As the Duke of WELLINUTON &wended the steps
of the City of Lyndon Tavern on Monday night to
enter his carriage, after the Pitt Dinner, a man in
the crowd, who waited to see the company retire,
tapped his Grace familiarly on the shoulder, and
said, " My Lord, are not you the Duke of Wag,
LINGTON ?" The Noble• Duke made no reply,
and its his Grace was in the•act of stepping into his
' carriage, the man said, " I know you ; I wish,
my Lord, you were also an hottest utan."— (Times.)