The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-22 00:00:00

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On Wednesday evening the above room* were
very numerously and inshiontibly attended. Among
other distinguished personnges were—
Prince of Hesse Hotnboure and Baron o•Naghten.
Aasloisaadore—Bavarisn, Sardinian, Netherlands, Swe-
dish, Prussian, aed Spanish.
Mikes—Buccleuch nod Areyll.
ibirkerres--Beaufort, Marlborough, Richmond, San Car-
los, St. Albans, and Argyll.
Martyrises—Camden, Exeter, Grimaldi, and Downshire.
Mareltioa —Cornwallis, Lansdown and Winchester.
Rark—Rinislyn, Jersey, Elision, Siounteashel, Ayles-
bus y, Gime r, Moose, Denbigh, Clanwilliatn, Clare, Clon.
Illuutit.Chirlea, Plymouth, and Westmorland.
Conisfeseer--Jetsey, Bustin., &Khios., Loriadak. Ald-
borough, Galloway, Alwyn', Dartmouth, Ludulf, Sefton,
Clare, and Plynsswith.
Lords—Sinnerset, Palmerston, Castlereagh, Strathaven,
H. Cliulinomleley, J Murray, Sheffield, King, Amherst,
Falmouth, Langford, Barrington, Templetown, Normiiihy,
Mark lies r, A psley, Dungannon, F. Stomach, C. S. Church.
bill, and Weymouth._

Lashes-4C. Churchill, Somerset, two Lennoxes, two Pratt.,
Castlereagh, E. Lowther, Aim Scott, two Mertes, Allru, Chi-
chester, two Bathurst*, two Bruer% E. Hurray, Sheffield,
King, two Corwallisei, Shelley, C. %Volpole, F. &which.
Amherst, H. Windsor, Iwo !oarsman, two filtewarta, Fal-
mouth, Iwo Gin-dons, Coll, H. lieudebell, Ellenhorough,
E. FUI be; B. Legg, Barrington, I. Lytton, Millman, C. M.
Poulett, M. Beauelerk, E. Edgettiobe, two Pagel., Mork
Kerr, de Clifford, G. Bingham, two Molyaetrees, eiagantion,
C. Sruitli,J. fritogibbou, two Hills, two Grevilles, Macdonald,
H. Foulost, and Fane.
Sirs—R. Fergustou,J . Shelley, Wm. Coll, and P. Malco lat.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT had • dinner
',arty at Carlton House. In the evening his Royal
Highness had a select music party.

The Duchess of Iltatuonn and y intend
leaving town on Saturday next, for their seat,
Goodwood, Sussex.

The Nlarquis of LAitiiiiiiiiteilieistertain a party
of distinction ou Sunday next. at Lansdown-house.
The Marchioness CAMDEN has issued cards of
invitation for a grand rout ou Tuesday next. at
her house in Arlington-street.
The Marchioness CORNVIA ws gave a grand hall
and supper yesterday evening, at her house in Old
Burlingiou-street, which was attended by near 900
di►tinguished fashionable'.

The Dowager Countess of Coat will eve a
grand entertainment on the td of June to his
Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, and a
large party of distinction. at her house in New

Viscountess ENNtsmoaz will give her second
grand bail on Thur►day, the %mil inst. at Kingston
House, Knightsbridge.
Lord MARK Kim* is arrived at Nerot's Hotel,
Clifford-street, from his seat iu Oxfordshire.
Lord HENRY FITZGRRALD arrived yesterday at
Miller's Hotel, Jorrtuyn-lireet, from Paris.
Lady SMITH gives a grand rout on Monday next,
at her residence, Terrace, Piccadilly.
Lady WIGRAM gives a grand ball this evening,
at her house in Malawi-place.

Lady SIIELLEY entertained a large circle of
fashionable.. yesterday evening, at her house in Ber-
keley-square.
Lady Llionst.t. had an elegant music party lad
night, at her house in Portland-place.
Lady Mott has issued yards for a grand asiem-
hly on the 4111 of June, at her residence in Bolton.
shire.

Lady Juat♦ Pulite has issued nearly five hun-
dred cards of invitstion for a grand ball and supper,
on the Bth of June, in Graftuu-street.
J. P. GRANT, Esq. M.P. left Warren's New
Hotel, New-street, yesterday, for &bobsleigh.
E. B. WILBRAHAM, Esq. M.P. gave an elegant
entertainment yesterday to the Ambassador frog the
Netherlands, Baron W. FAGISI,, and a large party
of distinguished personages, at Ins residence in
Portland-I:lace.
Mrs. Blowr had a quadrille ball yesterday even-
ing. Devonshire-place, which
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