The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOYRNRNTS.

The Marrieds and Marehiussess Farrosi Red suite bare left
Bruirei's Hotel, Leicesire.sqoare, fur Paris.
Captain and Mr.. Arkers left Warret's Hotel, Regest-
street, yesterday, for Tunbridge Wells.
Colonel Steed left the St. Jenseie Hotel, Jenny's...street,
yrsterday, fur his seat i■ Herta; also Thomas Batton, Eaq.
for ditto.
Si, Juba Trollop, Bart. left Blake's Hotel, Je►mya.etreet,
yesterday, to juiu his regimes., who are um their way to
Ireland.
Caprain and Mrs. Malcolm and Mrs. Paisley have left the
St. George Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Bilglrtun.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

•
Lord end Lady De Duosisovilk gave an eloped ealre
'ailment yesterday to the Earl and Connie's St. Gesimaina.
the Earl and Countess uf Felosowth, and a distasigueskial
party, at their house in Upper G rrrrr nor-street.
The Duke of Portland entertained a pally of diatiaeliml
at dinner yeaterd■y at his boom in St. disuses s.sgame.
The Duke of Grafiun had a large party at dinner 'ester-
day al Iris how.. io Clare. street, Piccadilly.
On Nsterday she infant sun uf Sir Within and Lady Her.
riet Wdllass Wyss• was baptised by the Bishop of Worcs. .
ter, at their house to St. Jaines's-sliare. on 'bids occasion
a sumpiwousi entertainment was given to • large party ..uf

distinguished personages.
Mr. sad Mia. Healy Bashes gm as elegant 'Menai*.
meal on Saturday to the Earl aad Countess of Falmouth sad
a distinguished party, iu honour of the .upti•ls of their sow,
George Bashes, Esq. M P. to Miss Nugeut, daughter of Ad-
miral Nefreli, at their homer, Old Palate yard.
The Earl mud Cosititss of Saliba esti rtained • large party
at ilium, yesterday at their haulm ill Arlirgtou.st►eet.
The Ambassador of the Netherlaridsentertaiard the Duke
of York mid • large party of distiagalsheil personages yes.
mitts,, at his house, Whitehall-plate.
Sir John Copley, Bari. had a dishier party yesterday al hi.
horse is George.sio eat, Hanoeer.square.
S. R. Lushougion, Esq. M. p. entertained a large party of
his distinguished frierds at dinuer yesterday, at his house is
Cherielaudmqvare.
Mr. Mills bad • large party at dinner yesterday at his
house in Hamilton-place.
Ste Charles Henry Coot?, Bart. had a large party at dieser
yesterday at ►is house is Coanarght-place.
Earl Brosmslargressermined a distinguished party on Sa-
turday at his NUM in Carr...dish-square.

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NARCIIIONESS OP LANSDOWYS ROUT.

The Marchioness of Landow, Race her second rout o■
Friday teems( at Landows Hone; Berkeley-square, which
was attended by scatty 600 disliogeishod fashiosables,
anoug whom were—
'fbetr Ru)al Highnemes the Dukes of genes and Glou-
cester, the Prince of Denmark, Priori's Central' sad Ca..
flail, the Doke ■nd Mechem of gumtree', the Duke of
Draftee and the Ladies Fiittoy, the Dowager Deckers of
Noland and Lady Foreseer, the Marehi.ttese of Salisbury,
the Marquis sod Milfdliollen of Ailesbury, ibe Promise
Minister. Corot sad Coasters Mobile, Lord and Lady Col-
chester, Earl sod Countess Morley. Lord aid Lady King,
Lord sod Ltd, Holland, Lewd sad Lady Horpelk the
Cannes' of Sofa's sad the Lodios Molyneix, the Codeine
of
Shafteebery sod ibe Ladles A. Cooper, the Countess of
Bellow•, Lord M. 11111, the ilarehionss of Condos ind
the Lathes Pratt, the Cemotetri of Dwain sod 44 elegh,
t►e Ganntem of Hamel), and Lady Mary Ryder, Lord sad
Lady Hawardeu, Lady C. Wood, &e.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES FOR THE WEEK.

THIS EVENING.
Lily G. H. Ceeesdialee rust, Beehostas Howse.
The Conniess of homy 's roue, Berkeley-square.
TO-MORROW.
The Earl and Caesurae of Derby's enteriainneeet, Grose,-

albr-sioure.

WEDN Elba Y.

The Ambassador of the Netherlauds `rood entertsiament,
Whitehall-place.
The Earl and Gunnies' of Falmouth's party In Sl.Jamees-
square.
The Duke of Portland'. entertainment in St. James's
square.
The Duchess of Portland's rout in St. James's-square.
Atom( Ws ball.
The Earl and Giantess Cooper's party, George-street,
Huouver-rquare.

. -
A Grand Concert at the Mansion Houle, he aid
of the food* of the Society fur bettering the condition
of the Poor is Ireland, ender the gallonage of the Lady
Mayor..., the Dumdums of Wellington, the Marchioness of
Larardsmo, the Marchioness of rimiest. the Marchioness
Cooyogham, Lady Vane Stewart, Lady Georgirata
Welks-
ky, the Dowager Donlon of Rutland, the Marchlooess of
Salisbury, the Marchiooras of Downshirr, the Counted.. of
Clare, Lady Howden and Mrs. Littleton. This Concert
mattes all the talent of most eminent professional persuas,
aud is ostler the direction of Sir George Smart.

THURSDAY.
The Duke of Devonshire's eosieeri, Devonshire Howse.

FRIDAY.

The Duchess of Wellington's eoneert,at A hairy Hoare.
The Coantens Grus►eaur's rout, Upper tiroseteuur•street.
His Majesty's dream ball, Carlton Palace.

SATURDAY.

The Pdaerbiosees of Loudon(lerria party, after the Opera,
is St. Jaasees-equere.
Lord and Lady Carringtoo's estertaltmest, Whitehall-
yard.

SUN DAT.

The Sforebioneet ofSalubnry'sconce►sotfone in Arliorton-
str. et.
The Nlarquie of Londonderry's entertaimnent in St. Jaw's-
square.

The Ron. R. SMITH, Esq. M.P. will lead to the
hymeneal slier to-mosrow MISS FORLSTER, daugh-
ter of Lord and Lady FORESTER.
The Duke cell Duchess of ATHOL and suite ar-
rived on Sunday le'nnight at Liverpool, on their way
for Moos Castle, in the Isle of Mau. On Monday
they weir intermitted with a splendid dinner by the
Mayor at the Town flail, and on Wednesday his
Grace was presented with the freedom of that town.
We a►e happy to hear that Ludy THOROLD is
fast recovering from her late serious accident : her
Ladyship was removed, on Monday last, to Systuu
Pink from Graiithatu.

At the Spring Meeting of the Yorkshire Horti-
cultural Society. r drawing was exhibited of the
great flower from Sumatra, the natural size. This
astonishing flower measured full a yard in circum-
ference. The nectary is calculated to hold twelve
pints ; the petals are about a foot long, and half an
loch thick ; and ita weight is about fifteen pounds.
The plant was discovered at Palo Lebbar, by Sir
STADtroas RAFruts and Dr. ARNOLD, in isle;
it has been named after these gerftlemen, itaffltsid
ruldi.

MEM..dimm/ftikinimMlMMl

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ROYAL MA &MAGEE.
The following is an account of the marriage of
the Princess Alexandrine, of Prussia, at Bee
On ILc 25th elf. she Court assembled in the kolghss• Hall.
The Royal Family were io•Frederie she First'. Red Chamber.
A crown having been biologist frees the Trbaw►y, sad the
Prises (Willis.) having placed it en she bead of the
Peirce*, Aleasodrise, • procession was Amami to the
Chapel. The Hereditary Grand Deke of Merkleaburg.
Schwerin gave his hand to hie betrothed; .the Kiag cuss.
ducted her Royal Higher.. the Ditches' of Cemberl.adt
iodiaprieition prevretel the Mike (run, bents preeeist. After
the. marriage ceremony had bees performed, s►e Royal
Family retereed to the apsrimeuu of Frederic I. where the
bride and bridegroom received the congretelatione of she
Royal Family, who afterwaids proceeded to the• White Hall.
• The King, with the Grand Duke and hi. Cusisert, look his
place at • sable ender • canopy. These peewee who were
presented paid flirt; respect* iu his Maj.ety and their gem
Highnesses. The company then set down to tablet thee
or she Koval Family sae eider ache canopy, its Um
K•ighti Ha!l. The Prieto.. Alexandrine was placed
hi the centre, having on her left the Prince, her for-
mat, and on he► right the Kong. After sapper, the Royal
Family returned into she %thin. Hall, where the glance with
flambeaus commenced. The Grand Marshal led she way,
and was followed by she l'sivy Counsellor. and Miniver* of
State, two by two, et-tootling in the date of their patents,
bearing. in their heeds fait, flambeaus of while waer--
The Princess aid her censors followed, end proceeded
round the Hall. The Prioress approached the King, made
►er obeivieer, •ad asked hie Majesty IV dance. Her
Royal Highness also sleeted with all else Priiiree to she
circle. The P,inee aneroarde danced with all she Prineessata.
This ceremony having ben enneluded. the Royal Family
returned to the apartments of Frederic I. The Cuentree of
Trochees., Grand Mistress, cat ep the (wide + tarter. wile.
which She Court separated. The Princess Alex•adriie•s
weddiug presents were exhibited to the public. 'limy coo.
stated of 'sae., candelabras, paver gilt cep., articles fur the
toilette of silver, tables uritasoceted 0110 very beautiful
Worse., Ike.