The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-21 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Dowager Marchioness of sAlsburri. converutlone oe Snnday
evening, In Arlington-.trees, w.ta attended by an elegant assemblage of
the Haut Ton, amongst whom were—Ht. Revd High:tea. Prince Leopold,
Prince Edertary, Prince Hormel's, if, the Mat lON and Marchioness Vel-
ment; the Marquis of Hertford, the Dutch, llavurian, and Pruedau Am.
bar.ad.ow, Count Srhoetifeld, the Earl and Country' of Sefton, the Earl
and Cullum.. Listorel, Earl cf Wrdmureland, Lord St. Helens Lord
and Lady Burgher-h, Lord and Lady Tudamore, Miry Terylule Sir
Charles and Lady Ogle,SH Witham Abdy, th- ice.Chuncellor, Sir 'hum.
and Lady Farqnhar, Colonel Watley, Colonel Hobart+, Mr. Taylor, Mr.
tale., Mr. Drummond, &c.

Emily hirtrehlottou of Londonderry had ► dinner party on Saturday, at
her bowie In St. Jausee's.equarr.
Emily Itfart:blotter. of Londonderry entertained an elegant party of the
Haut Ton yesterday evening, at her hone in St. James**--erture.
The Earl of flardwicke entertained a distiogulsheil party at dinner on
Saturday, at hle hoit.e In St. Jame.'..-•gnore.
Lord Hev.ley had a dinner party yettetday, at Ws Luse to Great George-
street, We-tralnster.
. . . . .

The Bishop or Lincoln entertained a distinguished party at dinner yes-
terday, at hi. Iroise In ronnanght-place.
Sir George Vi'arrender, Bart. entertained Mr. Secretary Canning, Mrs.
Carmine, and a dtdinguished party, at dinner, on Saturday, at his bowie,
Whltehait piece.
Mr. Secretary Peel had a grand dinner party on Sunday, at LH house In
Privy-gantena.
Jame, ::euriett, E•q. M.P. had a dinner party yesterday, at his house In
New-street, *spring-eard.ms.
The Doke of Devonshire left town yesterday, for the Earl of Warwick'.
seat, Warwick Casi-, Warwickshire.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey yesterday left their seat, Middleton
Park, Oxf.edthlre, f.r the Earl of Warwick'. Seat, In Warwickshire.
Earl Stanhope arrived in town yesterday, from hi. seat In Kent.
Lord and Lady P. 1.. Gower arrived yesterday at their house Ia Mix-
ers:le-street, from the Marquis of statford's seat, West-bill, storey.
Lord Hutton has arrived at Gordon'. Hotel, Albemarle-street, from his
seat in Haut..

The Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Vernon arrived yerterliy at Jordan's
Hotel. sr. Jarneee.street.

Mla, Metcalf arrfrel yesterday at her howw In Seymour-place, from her
seat, Rawateed,

I.4partnres from thr Dritith Hotel :—Captidu and Uri. Audio, fur
/lath Captain Prck, It.N. on s tour.

.
Artivals at the It aterlt,o Hotel. Jermyn-street :—The Lord Advocate of
SeJthind, from Scotlatul ; the Rev. W. Illotrototth, from Devoulhlre.

Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-wort Marquis of 511 g.,
from Ireland; Watt Russell, Esq. ►I.P. from bt.df.ndshire ; Income Sit-
vertopp, Esq. from Brighton.
Arrivals at Gould's Hotel, Jetmyn-street t—Leslle Foster, Esq. M.P.
from Ireland ; Colonel Beckwith, from a tour ; the Rev. Principal
M'Yarlane and Dr. ►l'Farlane, from Scotland; Edward Hoer, Esq. from
Edinburgh. Cavendish Bradshaw, E.q. has left dt. fur Brighton.
Antral.; at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's-street:—R. L. Lester,
Esc. from p.ot ; the Rev. Mr. and Mr.. Mot and family, from
Hants ; Colonel Scott, from a tow ; John Barney Esq. from Devonshien.;
Nam, Erg. from a tom. Brom-fines fir hle
seat In Hants ; Honourahle Captain Bentlack, for Brighton ; Honourable
J. Arunactl, fur !loots the Iton. Captain Ashbitenham, on a tour.

Early on Sunday morning the Duke of York left town
for Belvoir Castle, on a visit to the Duke of Rutland.
Letters have been received within these few days from
the Duke and Ducttn of Cumberland, at Berlin, which
left their Royal Highnesses and Prince George in the en-
joyment of good health.
Yesterday morning the Duchess of Kent and Princes
Feodor ♦isited Prince Leopold at Marlborough House.
The Lord Chancellor did not sit in Lincoln'i Inn Hall
Yesterday, having been obliged to attend in the House of
Lords.

On Sunday Mr. Secretary Canning hid a select dinner
Patti'

Mr. Secretary Peel transacted busionc at the Foreign
Office yesterday.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, several Members of the House
of Commons had an interview with Mr. Secretary Canning.
On Sunday night, at a late boor, Mr. Holmes, the King
messenger, arrived at the Foreign Office in Downing-street,
with despatches from St. Peteraburgh.
Yesterday morning Mr. Newman, one of the King's
messengers, arrived at the Foreign Office, with despatches
from Vienna.

A deputation of six gentlemen set off from Manchester
on Saturday, to wait upon the :%linigers respecting a loan of
Exchequer Bills.

DcAill OF Ma. Got.nsenmiDT.-411e failure of the
'.lent house of hli B. A. Colilschtr.