The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-05 00:00:00

BIRTH-DA) CARNIAGAS.

[Finished at the Coach-ManufaCtory, 91, New-Bond.street,
and 04 Casendiah-Areet
Lord BARNARD's elegant Light Chariot—Finished a fine
fellow, striped black, highly varnish.4l; full mantles,
• an-. a porters.
Lord (;RE I's Chariot--Lined velvet, and rich lace ; fu l
mantles, arm., supporters, coot on a gold-coloured pantie!,
rie,ily varnished and picked out.
Geoecd COA. ELL., dark green Chador—Full ornamented,
with im,iroved boeuche wars, berme and behind. Carnage,
envie', and to black moulded
The Hon C. HERBERTs Chariot—Fine yellow, rich bloc
lining, enamelled lace, duuole 'Mats, highly ornamented
ith arms, cr..atr, and vilvor moulding.
The Han. T. MACK r. r. &perch* Landau—Paintel
Princ 's yellovr, mantles and arms all round, finolleal in an ele-
gant manner, hung lorry, and picked out very full
Thr Hon. A. RICHARDSON's light Landaulet...Lined
with yellow and scarlet Morocco, enamelled gilt !ace;
varnished mantles and arut., in gaiter blue relief. rolidied
very high, hangs linty, and %vigil+ only 7;cwt.
Mr. ItrXEURD's Chariot—Scarlet and black carnage,
cob mmi.tlea tr. relief, full varnished, with lamp., hangs lofty
and light.
;etre SH EASON'. Landau Barouche-i-Tinished in a superb
manner, with yellow Morocco lining, and very rich fringed
lace ; painted Princes yellow, full mantles, plated ornaments,
with handles rif solid silver extensive beading, and large Ita-
lian 'anti's, picked out black.
Cul. KELSO'a very light BaroucheWith patent axles,
svran•necked, body fine yellow, full velvet mantles, all the re-
clining lining yellow Matoccu; carriage, fme green, highly var-

Mr. BIGG's light lofty Carriage—Fioe yellow and black,
hoed full ul.eck Morocco, and rich lace.
Mrs. R.}..BllNT's el. rant Landaulet..—Lined with full scar-
let cloth, )elloti Morocco squabs, silk lam and ornaments, lofty
bu•iuche, seat and lamps.
The Hon. G HORE'a lefty light Landaulet—Full Queen's
and dark blue lining and lace.
Col. MACAN's very light lofty Landaule....With im-
proved front and barouchs box. superbly finished.
The Han. PHILIP DOYNE's lofty light Landaulet—s-Rieh-
lv linty evil scarlet Morocco, pillar lace mantles, wars, and
wreaths, It ghly varnished and polished.

Yesterday, the Prince of Watas dined with the
Duke ot
Yesterday the following dinners were given in
honour of the Kiiio's birth-day :
The Duke of PORTLAND entertained a patty of
forty political friends.
The Bishop of LONDON entertained the Arch-
bishop of C•tivee suer, and a number of Bishops,
with • sumptuous dinner, at his house at Fulham.
'rhe Foreign Ambassadors dined with Mr. CA N.

NIKO.
Lord HAWCISOURY had a party d about 30 to
&emirs at his house in Great George's-street, West-
at'nster.
The Duke of MONTROSZ entertained a number
of Noblemen and Gentlemen, holding Offices in
His MAJiST V% household, at a sumptuous dinner.
The Earl of 'it tecHELStA had a ■umerous party
to loner, consisting of the Lords of the Bed-cham-
ber. he.

Viscount CasTLaaaaou gave a grand dinner,
to a party of thirty, at his house in ht. James's
square.
The Countess of Baas•ssons had a superb
dress prepared, to attend the Ceurt yesterday. but
was prevented, by the death of a relative. Lady G.
Butaxter had also a very beautiful dress pre-
pa. ed. but was prevented by indisposition from be-
ing present.
The recent capture of Colonia di Sarritiowste being
quite in the ieligiaus way, must give great antis-
tattion to our present Ministers.
Mr. FlTZsisissoma's ben4t. this night, at Drury-
lane Theaue, is expelled to be a most brilliant
bumper. We understand it is patronised by some of
the tint families in the kingdom, and the entertain-
ments are worthy of such an audience.
Ratty, we understand. is to accompany Madame
Ca t to Dublin, where he is to conduit the
Concerts in which her unrivalled powers are to be
displayed. They cannot be under more auspicious
management.
Yesterday the Royal Westminster Volunteers had
a Ritual muster in the King's Mews and fired a
fen de joie, in honour of the day. Afterwards they
partook of a sumptuous dinner at the Freemasons'
Tavern, the expense of which was defrayed nut of
the fund of the corps. a hick is so prosperous, that it
amounts to about 2,0001.
Mr. J. AsHLIY, the celebrated Composer and
Musical Performer, at Bath. plays Hawthorn. in
Lore in a Village. this night. with several additional
songs ; he comes forward as the friend of Mr.
Loots, whose benefit it is.
Mrs EDMUND BURKE H•MILTOR, who made
her ,!shat, at Covent-Garden 'Theatre. some seasons
since, is i.ow supporting herself-in New-York by her
elocution. On the 20th of April she delivered, at
the London Hotel Assembly Room, a new seleetion
of Classical Pieces, from the most approved authors
—with the Constitutional Poem, The True Ame-
rican Sailer."
An ivals at Bath :
hon.', art Cnklw.tet, Lord Siemens, Lord Yarmouth, Sir
W . General Campbell, Col. Parry, Col. Dashreed,
Lewlsey, C.l C. eget Dr. Ssmonds, Dr.Calevri. Rem Mr. end
M•s. Ripley, key. ar Glossop.
The Countess of Dam. 'moron, on Monday even-
ing. entertained nearly 700 of the most distinguish-
ed Personages. at his Lordship's house in King.
street. St. limes's. His Royal Highness the Prince
W A LLb honoured her Ladyship with his company.
Ile following Noble Persons were also among the
comp.iny
Tim Duke of tioethumberlanil, the Duke and Duchess of
the Duchess of thaftun, and the Masses Fitzroy. the
G-Mon, the Marquises and Milehionemes of Win-
chist.s. Al'e•com, and tialisipsy, Lord and Lady Charles
S,lntroirt, rte.
Esrl l'keev opened the County Ball, at Alawick,
with the Lady of D. W. dMITI,, Isq.
The L-rd Bishop of LoNDoN departs from his
Palace at Fulham, on Saturday next. for his villa
' at Sundridge in Kent. and shortly intends leaving
there for Ctitton, Bristol. We sincerely hope this
j limey will be attended with the moat beneficial
alas, and be instrumental to tile extension of his
useful and valuable life.
The remains of Joan Mearotrii Mosr vet, Esq.
, of Sagroyt, l'enbiAhshire, arrived at the Lion Inn,
ii Shrewsbury, on Saturday evening last. from
• Bath. on the mail to use family burying-place. He
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