The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-18 00:00:00

BLit MAJESTY'S DRAWING ROOM.

Yesterday, about two o'clock, Her MAinsTv
:Arne from the ()uteri's House to St. James's, ani
held a Drawirg-room, which was attended by three
of the Par Nc esses, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes
Of KENT an.] CA mnitITGE, the Loam CHANCELLOR,
the CHANteLLott of the Exert Nuts, • the SECRE-
TARIES of STATE♦ the ATTORNEY and SOLICIIOR-
GENERAL, the Cuter JusTice of the COMMON
PLEAS, the LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND, the
ATTORNEY-GENERAL to the Prince of WALES,
the LORD MAYOR of LONDON, the FOIIIEION AM-
BASSADORS, and a great number of the Nobility and
Gentry ; among whom we nruiced—
Duke of Athol.
Duchesses—Athol, Roxburgh, Gordon, Gafton, and Nor-
thumberland.
Marquises—lllandford, and Stafford.
Marchianesses—Sligo, Stafford, Waterford, Doitegal, Bath,
Exeter, and Weneeley.
Early--Mativers, Chatham, Romney, Lansdale, Percy,
Carysfnrt, Mansfield, Powi-, Ilardwicke, Lauderdale, Camer-
oon, Hereford, Aherdeen, Atliktrie, Forteseue, Casidis, Spen-
cer, Westmorland, Euston, Morton, Mountitorris, Elgin,
Enniskillen, Rosalyn, Alsingdon, Gosford, Macclesfield, Al les-
ford, Harrington, and Kinneul.
Countesses—Limerick, M insfield, Fauconberg, Portsmouth,
Kenntare, Fortescue, Aylesford, Tankerville, Morton, Powis,
Westmorland, Ilchester, Ormond, Grey, Elgin, Uxbridge,
Errol, Pomfret, Radnor, Pertarlington, Cassilrs, EnniAtllen,
Rosalyn, Clonmell, Gusford, Harrington, Maccelsfield, Car-
digan, Bruhl, and Camarvini.
Viscounts.—Castlereagh, Howie, Primrose, Gage, Smiley,
Hereford, Griniston, Garlies, and Down.
Viscomitesses--Castlereagh, Hampden, and Hereford.
Lools—Wilton,J. Murray, Kinooul, Boyce, Keith, Digby,
Cape!, Berwick, Henniker, Walpole, Eldon, Braybrooke,
Eliot, Blaney, Paget, Bayning, H. Fitzgerald, Erskine, Gren-
ville, Perth, Boston, Rendleaham, Maraham, Somerville,
Catheart, Big it, F. Spencer, Sondes, Anson, Kintraird, Su-
mer:, Clonhrock, Lindsay, Beresford, Amherst, Arden, Wil-
loughby de Broke, Selitea, llawkesbury, J. Thynne, Gower,
11. Petty, Carrington. and Rodney.
Ladies--Leveson Gower, A. Ferteseue, C West, Eldon,
Mills, Fielding, Henley, Vincent, A Bennett, Wellby,
Wilton, H. D. Hamilton, Brownlow, Berstein, Collier, Mar-
sham, Metcalf, Murray, Cornwell, Keith, Fulkes, Combo,
Binning, Crawford, Chandler, Hamilton, Russel, E. Hall, .1.
Dawkins, C. Waldegrave, Bayning, Brown, Randal, C Bad-
ham, Young, H. Finch, Hale, M. Wellesley, Price, C. Dur.
ham, Baker, Romilly, L. Cadogan, Hartwell. Winttesley, A.
Beams*, C. Balms', Lmhington, Smith, Calcraft, Acorn..
sham, Cotton, Somers, Peele, Chambers, Bolton, Camp-
bell, L. Spencer, Beresford, W. Wynne, Alvanley, Le De-
spencer, H. Fitzgerald, C Preby, Woriehouse, M. Erskine,
Travers, Mount Stevraa, Pechels, Ely, Ariaon, Crauley, El-
rho, tsittdmay, Brumley, Ilippesley, H. Grey, J. Parry, Har-
rifind, Clunbrock, L. Darner, Graham, De La Warr,
Kilrnain, Douglas, Harrold, C. Darner, Howard, Har-
vey. M,Cleod, Gordon, M. F. Hatton, Baker, A. Murray,
Allen, C. Douglas, E. nouglas, 2 Strangeways, Grafton,
Loachlvv, E. Ruder, A. Bennett, C. Cadogan, Barnard, Sher.
borne, Acheson, Beresford, Broderick, J. Parker, Cathcart,
Hswkeshory, M. Thynne, C. Thynne, C. Finch, M. Finch,
F. Merton, Calthiorpe, an,l D. Smith.
A rchishopi--Cashel, and Tuam.
Bishomo-.St. /mph, Bristol, and Exeter.
Ambassadors--iwedish, ',Ankh, Imperial, Neapolitan, Por-
turiese, American, Russian, Hessian, and Sardinian.
Count Worrinsow.
Generals--Whitelock, Rose, Burton, Lumley, Don, St.
John, Paget, Winyard, Dyot, Cotton, Balfour, Grenville,
Grey, Hodson, Fitzpatrick, Stavely, and Burton.
Colonels—Walpole, Howard, Askew, Wheatly, stroL,,,s,
Cooke, Spencer, Jones, Wiegfie,d, Beckley, Cole, Dyke,
Carysfort, Ayres, Vansi•tart, Coke, and Thomas.
M ijors--Cust and Grinisten.
Captaitia—Pierrepoint, Duff, Whitby, and Bennett.
Sirs—James Hall, William Meadows, James Mansfield, T.
Trigye, If. D. Hamilton, G Cornwell, J. Crauford, C. Saville,
Le Blanc, W. Jones, A Ranssden, S. Romilly, J.
Wiottesley, J. Earner, J. Pulten^y, F. Hartwell, W. Scott,
G Strong, C. Talbot, S. Cenral, H. Combo, S. Meadows, I.
Montgomery, J. Harrington, P. Fisica, A Grant, J. Hippei-
ley, and F. Vincent.
Drs. Legge, lieberden, Reynolds, and 'Watson.
Among the Presentations to Her M mese. T were—
bud Rmnaird, on his coming to his title, by Sir James
Pulteriey.
Earl of Casailis, by the Earl of Uxbridge.
Countess of Cilia is, by the Countess of Uxbridge.
Earl and Countess of Eaniskillen, on their inarnage, by this
Earl. of Uxbridge.
Lady Gordon and Mrs. Bennet, by the Marchioness of
Exeter.
Donor Ileberden, on his new appointment, by the Lord in
Waiting.
Lady Amelia Murray, by the Duchess of Athol.
Capt. and Mrs. Whaley, by the Lord ill Waiting.
Gen. Grey, ►y the Lord in Waiting.
Viscount and Viscountess Hereford.
Mrs. Cosnbe and Miss Combe.
Lady Charlotte Proby, by tier mother, the Countess ol Ca-
r ysfort.

Lord Semen, nn coming to his title.
Miss Hales, by her mother, Mrs. Hales
'rue Countess of o,mond and Lady Hattie Butler.
Earl Mainers, oo coming to his title, by Sir Sydney Mea-
dows*.

Miss Doman, by Lady H D. Hamilton.
Miss Boyer, by the Honourable Mrs. Anson.
Lady Acheson, by Cuuntess Gosford.
Miss Broderick.
Beek Taylor, Esq. on his return from Hesse Castel.
Marqms and Marchioness of Waudruni, by Countess of
Mac. lashed.
Mrs. Poplin
Lady Rendlesham, by the Countess of Westmorland.
Lady Roslyn.
Muss Keith.
Miss Dawkins.
Lord Howie, on coming to his title.
Lord Gower, by his Father, the Marquis of Stafford.
Carl Abi Ardor', by LAM Cage.
Mr Williams (Member for Great Marlow) by the Earl of
Uxbridge.
Mrs. Milburn, by the Ccintess of Uxbridge.
Dr. Alston, of Spring Gardens, on be:irg appointed Physi-
cian Extraordinary to Her Majesty.
Mrs Henry Wheatley, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Colonel Coke, by M.. Blackburn.
Sir Alexander Ramadan.
Hoare Ilarland, Esq.
Mrs. Gordon, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
The lion Mr.a. Erskine, by the Duchess of Guidon.
Miss Henrietta Sayiile, by the Coubtees of Portsmouth.
Mss Simpson by Mrs. Gunning.
Mrs. Walter joi.es, by Mrs. Morton Pitt.
Miss Blake, by the Countess of Errol.
Lady Clnbrock, by ditto
Countess Grey, chs cumin( to.her
Lady Hannah Grey, by her mother Countess Grey.
Countess of P:lgin, on her return from the C..hihne.iti.
Lady Theodusia eery, by her mother, Countess of Limerick.
• '..ady Russell, on her morn from Ind..
Mess Russell, by her mother, Lady Russell.
Miss Graham, by her mother, Lady Graham.
The Rev. C SORGE HEMS GLASSE, Secretary to
the Sons of the Clergy, had the honour of present-
ing to Her MAJ EST V the Sermon preached at the
last anniversary, by the Rev. CUAKLIES Baaate,
Sub-Dean of Wells.
At a quarter before five o'clock the Drawing-
room cloyed, and Her Mai EST v returned to the
Queris's House.
It was with the ntrrnst difficulty that the Police-
Officers, Islarshalmen, and Porters, kept orskr, at:d
prevented accidents among the amazing crowd of
carriages and chairs on this occasion.

FORLIGN INT; LMTSCE.

NIAII..

VIF.NNA. AERIL 4.

Franco 1`.3% not failed to complain of the ovciinx.
tion of the Cattalo by the Russians, and circuM.
stances have furnished her with some very speekn,
reasons for this complaint, as 80 Auste ions were ftil
in the fortress, when the Russians tnrk possession.
Great complaints have, in consequence, been mad,
to the Cabinet of Vienna, which, it s' said, has
given ground for sticisk;usi of bad faith, secret in-
trigues, and a culpable understanding with the
Court of St. Petersburg, Ste. The Austrian Mi.
nis;ry endeavoured to prove the contrary ; but bring
forced to enter into explanations with the Count de
Razumowsky, and to demand the evacuation of the
Cattalo, they are said to have received, in substance,
the following answer
Courts neither have, nor can have, any rit,,er rule for their
political conduct than the acts, elocurnews, and public treatte.s
which found and establish the nit-rests re•ps•ctive 01,3
tiotu of powers towards each other. Now, t.y tl.e Treaty of
Fresbuig, you engaged to cede Veeetr:m Dalmatia to France,
in forty days atter the signing of that rreate lii. dish
Imperial Majesty, front respect to the Emperor of Ativr4., nog
only waited till that time was elapsed, bi.t pticeil an interval of
several weeks betweed its termination, and kit hestilitirs *gain
France, in Dalmatia. Russia could attribute the i!eav nf Au,
tria only to two causes; either a change in the disposition rd
the treaty of Freiburg, or a condescension towards France, c. 0.,
not having yet had time to collect at! her (ogees, and tale mea-
sures to defend the pens' menaced, had required this delay
from Austria, in order to evade the attack of Russia, who was
then ready. That as to the first of these strpoos;tions, it could
be of no avail, because neither Austria nor France had fop-
ally notified this change in the stipulations of the meaty, a ne.
emissary condition in the law of nations; and that, as to the
second, which he believed to be the true one, it became pee.
cisely a motive for the. Cabinet of St Petersburgh to act with
more vigour. iii order not to risk a delay which would have de.
!bated its projects."
The same ambassador is said to have added,
that if a passage through the Hereditary Sates
were granted to the French, it was to be expelled,
that Russia w,uld demand the same favour when-
ever het security might require it.