The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-03 00:00:00

THE MARCHIONESS OP SALHIBURrE

CONV EAS.AZIOS 1.

The Marehiooess of Salisbury bad her last menversalion•
for this seams en Sonde, earning, at her boom in Arling-
toe:street The elegant and spacious smile of apartments
on the ground door were most brilliantly illuminated. The
company began to arrive about half past slue o'clock.
There were present nearly four hundred distinguished
fasLiooables; among them were—
The Duke of Wellington, the Duke do' Feiss, La Duchess
D'Higar, and the Countess D'Aranda ; the Duchesses of
Richmond, Rutland, and Dowager Rutland; the Marchio-
nesses of Hertford, Wiochester, sad Downabire; the Coas-
ters and the Ladies Grey, the Gusto's of Selma and the
Ladies Mobile's:, Lord Mulyneux, the Earl anal C 0...
ten of Clare, Lord and Lady Langford and Mies Beaky,
Corsica. Cowper Lady Elisabeth and Miss Palk, Lord and
Lady Deere, Lords A. and M. Hill, Count sod Countess
Ludolf, Ladies C. and M. Hill, Lady Ashbrook, Lady Burg..
hash, Earl and Lady R. Mount Edgconshe, C. Lamb,
the Countess and the Ladies Bathurst, Mr. S. Bathurst,
Sir Richard and Lady Burroughs, Sir Thomas and Lady
Stepney, Count Zamoaki, Lady K. and Miss Forrester,
the Emil and Counters of Clunnsel, the Countess of Cae-
rnarvon and the Ladiesi Herbert, the Earl and Countess
of Dartmouth, the Ladies Hill, the Ladies Lennox, the
Countess of Lousdale, Sir Edward and Lady Gldring-
too, the Countess of Gleason and Lady Harriet Bailer,
General Keppell, Mr. said Lady C. Germaine, Mr. and
Lady Ann Begot, Lord St. Helens, the Earl of West-
morland and lady G. Fame, the Construe of Westmeath,
Sir Henry and Lady G. Wellesley, General Ferguson,
Onset Cerulean, Monsieur De 'Muss, Count and Countess
Ludolf, Countess St. Antonio, Lord Palmerston, Earl of Win..
chilars, Lady Hampden, Mrs. Fit sherbert seed Miss Szyneour,
Miss Fitsclareuee, Mr. and Mrs. Fremantle, Mr. sad Mu.
Arbuthnot, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, Mr. Moore, Mr. B.
Danvers, Mr. Russ, Mr. Tisdale, Mr. Tomlin, Mr. Giles,
Mr. Peter' Baron and Baroness NieolaS, Lind and Lady
Biasing, Sir William Elliot, Bari. Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Meynell, icc.

Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE rode to
Kensington, on a visit to the Duchess of KENT.
Last night the Duchess of KENT. accompanied
by the Princess FRODORE, and attended by Col.
ADDENJEOKI and Madame SPNEDTH, honoured
Covent-garden Theatie with her presence. Her
Royal Highness sat in Pinter LEOPOLD'S box.
Wat. Sit: ♦NT, Esq. M.P. for the city of Armagh,
eldest son of the Primate of All Ireland, to shortly
to lead to the hymeneal altar the beautiful and
accompli.l►ed HENRIETTA. eldest daughter of Ad•
mind Sir Ctiant.as Moatce PoLE, Batt. G.C.B.

la the new batch of Peers which the Coronation
will produce, Sir T. LIODUILL and Sir Wbs. SOOTT
are mentioned. Report alto awes, that Lord EL.
DON will be advanced to an Earldom on the oc-
casion.

It is said that the offer of the yeomanry cavalry
of tho county of Kent, to mist at the Coronation,
Las been accepted. •

rifiEs&RE. .
Yesterday the Anon! Illeotiog of Übe Proprietose was held
the saloon of Tbantre Ilir. CALMAR was called is
tie Asir. •
dlr. WALL read the Report of *b. Sub-Committee, el
Alen the Crtaintaian read an shotraat from a written paper
os
"Tlielteport of the Committee is August last stated the
debt elide Theatre to he redoing froth 'spoof.. to 39,8001.
add to which the sus of 1131161. doe to the subscribers
of the loan, with ionises, is tie debt would appear et that
time !where bell 63,9881, froartellicb the Bulb discharged
darts, the past lesson by dividends and interest on the
bum, and tradenetea's billelisallrpaid of, 1a9,3361., kay.
fag a Magnet due to every deicri plies if elainsants 0f114,3431.
14,9191. of which is dor to the lona aid claimant Inbeeribers.
end 494141. to honi.holders, ar.': so that lb. 'Theatre at
present elands less eatornbereil by 48,0081. thee it did Iwo
Years ante, when Ike pretreat C.onnaittes colunienced their
Whom,. •

This Report was received with rest eatistsaios, wad.
combated. _

The autos/lin congratulated the meeting on the popd
prospect these was et Ike theatre boating itadf oat of. IS..
The mend reed, sad all current swoon, be laid, weft'
pronsptl7 paid, sod Ik. atheism hod stay psectoally
perderised his engsgessebt lb preserve 111 the Meiotic'sl
property of equal valoe es whes he received it, but he had at
hie yin eapease added to 4he comvettiesee and beastly of the

theatre by the errctioa of a portico.
Si: of the General Committee, wise, according M Act of
Parliament, are lty to so out by ballot, with liberty
for the Proprietors to re elect them, wereihea drums for.
The CllalllNAlf said, it would be impossible to Sad six
more eligible nausea tbs. those that bad been diatom, sad
proposed that they should 'So re-elected, which was naiad.
inisaely agreed to.
TbeGeneral Committee then retired to nominate a so►
Coastal *ter.

Oa theft retests, the Ceatooss staled, that they bad se-
valuated the Meribrrs a the repeat "S■b-Cuwsaittee, whir*
was coalrinett by this Medias.
Mr. Alders's, Wools, who was sal protest, was re-elected
Auditor fur the issuing year.

ELgCTION OP SIiERIPPY.
CLOSE OP THE POLL.

Triterday the Poll !fealty closed. The numbers 'ken—.
For Alderetso Garrett .....
Alderman Venable*
Mr. Crook
The Imo socressfal Otochdates reformed thanks.
Mr She►itf Warrossan firm stated that the nombers
would sof be ()Gristly declared until Wednesday.
The Hall then separated.