The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-11 00:00:00

P4SIIIONADLE INTELLIGEXCE.

Mr. and /10. Mitdaellive a grand dinner on Sunday to the
Ead Kinsman
_Lord Bb Caroline and Mho Ma'am,
him Philips, Miss Cavendish, Mr. Susie, Mr. M. Grant, he., at
theta limos an Charles-street, Iterkeleyouitiare.
Lord Chief Justice Hest will have a grand dinner-patty on the
111th init., at his house in Iletlford-square.
Mr. at Mr.. 14torton had an elegant dinner-party on Sunday.
it their house in St. Jantes's-squasr, swung whom at re Sir R. and
Lady Vauglian,Sir A. Edmonton, Mr. and Lady Sophia and Miss
Grey. Admiral and Mrs. Sotheron, Mr. Stanley, Cul. llueknorai,
Mr. and Mrs. Hallett, de. AA.
Ead flower and Watson Taylor, Essi. had dinner-parties
Sunday.
Lord and Lady llelgrave have issued cards of Invitation fur a
p on thet4th inst. at their house in Ifrooverior.stivare.
Amiga Lady Anson has issued cards of invitation to a distin-
guished party, to meet the I lake of I.i lUtiCrikl ea the 26th Inst., at
tier (''use in l'urson•street, May-fair.
Junes Stirlen, Esq., M.P. will have a grand dinner-party to
at his house in New-street, Spring-gardens.
The Marquis of Bath had a dinner-patty yesterday, at his house
in Grosvenor-square.
Lord Melbourne bad a select party at dinner yesterday, at his
house Whitehall.

Alr., and body Caroline Puulrtt gave an elegant entertainment on
Sand*, n, the I)uke of Rutland. the Carl and Countess of bona.
dale, tue Earl and Countess of I/Arlington, Earl Vestmotland,
bard and Lady Ilamard, Mr. laambtun Mr. anti Lady Ann
_Hackett., Mr. Maxwell, itc., at tbor tiouse a Curzon.stteet,
Mfy.sab.

ConTli'illiam Lennoß bait arrived in town rroni Itrighton.
The Duke of Rutland arrived io town on iiaturday, from New.
market.

The Dubs of Leeds arrived yesterday at his house in Bruton-
meet, from AN got, Hamby Itpalle. Yorkshire.
The Dowager ihschees of Rutland has arrival at her house in
Sactrille.atreet, from Itelveir Castile.

P liir IVWisn; end Lady Jan; 11%1 ston left town yesterday for
ori&
(;, sesenfell, Ys,l.left town yesterday for Stoke Pars, flecks, the
lot of
.Earl
. .

,Ilturda Charles aid Robert Mannar:4 have arrive') in town Inwn
*"l7.l".ark . . . . .. .

Walter liaretil, Kati., M.P. arrived yesterday at the British
Jerrnyn.street, front his sem intimater.
Arrivals at the iVateeloo Hotel. Jermyn-street :.-3lrs. Robert.
men, (ion) Tunbridge %Veils; Mr. and Mrs. Barrington Price,
trent their scat, liasiemere. Surrey.
. . . .

.Irrivala at tiic linth lintel. A;linstorvestrees—Lord Northesk
and Sir Jaunts liardincr, Part., front a tour; Mr. and Mr.. 11"ns.
Murray. *mil Baits.—Captain and Mr.. Malcolm have kit ditto,
for Brighton ; and Mr. and Miss Templin, for !Molex.
The liirquais of Lothian left town yesterday foe Scotland.
Arrivals at Long's Hotel, BondAtreet :—Earl lasmore, from
Brighton; lion. Mr. hisiton, from a tour • Lonl lieorge Lennos.
Bcparturis from ditto:—Sir Robert Steel, for Dovsetahire ;
f...sens, for Chatham; Win. Jlantllnel, Ks+, fur Madrid; Mr.
and Mts. Ewing. for Brighton.
Arrivals at lilake's Betel, Jersaymotreet and Mrs.
Coventry and Miss Coventry. from Cray Place Kent; Mr. and
the lbws, Lister. fmni Paris; Mrs. and Mis;Whithy ; and J.
W. S•cuart, Saul. from his scat Se Berks. llepartum from ditto:—
Caps-sin and Mrs. Beauchamp Procter, for Southampton; Captain
anti lairs. Matson, anti 3lra. rector, for Cheltenham.

Mr. Liston is engaged next r at the Haymarket,
at a ulary of no guineas p.-r week, and two deur
I o is engaged for the next winter season at Edinburgh awl
tublin, and consequently he will not appear on the Lon-
don hoard.:.—Hellish 31,ffiiba%
Mr. Hunt, of the I.:eon:ince, is to attend the Court of
hiot:'s Item+. on Thursday. for judgment.
In Friday Mr. Lawrence Peel M.A. of St. John's Col-
(.3111111Ill:Te. was eallal to the Hat by thy Honourable
Soeiety of the AliAltHe TeMpie.
flout Lisbon, of the utth of April, say—" The
expedition to Itrazil is decreed; it will consist of 9,900
int u. mc con otminlvr-in-1 'hid' will he Bernardo de
; the second in command, Carlos de Sahlanha.
The troops have orders to he ready to depart within a fort-
mght at the latest.''
'There are :lemmas in town from Pernambuco of the
17th of M.ach. .At that date every thing was tranquil.

IonEIGN ArI'ELLmENCE.

BA VONNE NEWB.

Yesterday we received the following intelligence from
Spain, rigs Bayonne:

ll•vonsEa MAY I.
The letters from. Madrid of the 26th ult. speak of a body of
FANO men in npam, pan or when are to be employed in attempt_
hag the reconquest of the American posseseions; but as money is
wanting, it Is said that an application will he mails to the Philip-
pine f;unspany, winch has money in its coffers. A change of Mi-
Meters has been much talked of, but does not seem probable the
present being implanted by M. Lgarte, the favourite, who has un-
inl cited inffuebre with the King. The paribiens of the lam
system continue to he tread's' with severity. The ancient t;orregi-
dors of Madrid, who are in prison, have been informed that they
will not he released unless they reimburse the a aaa s they bad in
their hands; but as it in known that they employed them in the
service of the Constitution, they cannot repay them, and may ex-
pect their imprisonment to lie perpetual.
Letters from Toledo announce the departure of their Majesties,
and that the Royal Family would be at Madrid by the 15th of
June, after visiting the Kecurial cul the baths of baredon. The
French Andramailor wan going to set out for Paris, to defend him-
aclf against General Ikiuntiont, with whom he has differed on
several points relative to the policy of the Spanieh Government.
Should the reports of a change of Ministry really prove true in the
end, it is presumed that the new Ministry would be composed as

The Duke of San Carlos, Foreign Affairs.
Don Victor Saes, Justice.
Baron WEroles, or General Csmpana, War.
Vincento' the Finances.
This would be a purely Royalist Ministry.
Thirty of the principal persons at Vittoria have been arrested.
The brat column of the troops going to reinforce the army in
ISpain will pass through here on the 4th.
There has been an affray, attended with bloodshed, at (tithes,
between the soldiers and the citizens.