The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-30 00:00:00

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VISCOUNTESS FALMOUTIrs ROOT.
Viscountess FALMOVTN gave on Tuesday a
Grand Rout, at hes House in St. James'-upsure, to
about 300 of the first Nobility in London. Among
the Company were,
Mites—Orleans and Mcnitpousier.
.114-trquiwes.—Lom, Huntley.
F.arls—Mostyn, Cloinnell, Westmorland, Winehelles, Car.
Lisle, Chatham, Tallsot„Settion Digby, Darnley, Cooper.
Visenunts—C,ourtenay, RaOslagh, Ilittchiribroke,
Cranky,
Lonla--ilzyning, Somerville, Forbes, G. Levi:inn. Longford,
Gwydir, Maynard, Strangford, Borridgdon, Broome, Amherst.
Sir-IC. Hawkins, C. Boughton, S. Glynn, W. Wynne,
W. Keir, G. Warrender.
Generals--Neetlham, Watson.
Mator--LiAtis.
Colonels—Stewart, Dyke., Smith, Stopford; Armstrong
Captlins..Uptort, r '4

Campbell.
Metro.: -;.Freensantk, Frederick, Dickens, Romnev, Adair,
__R• CulFaiw, Read, two Montague., Heathcinc, Hoare, Elliot,
ldwynhe, Piempoint, Downer Doyle, Clintmood.rley.
Dads—Beaufort, Bolton, Gordon, Rutland.
Marchionolies--Drawnshire, Sali.burv, Woree.ter, Hertford.
Countesses—Essex, Sefton. Rua.lyp, rcseberry, Suffolk,
Mayo, Talbot, Chatham, Rothrs, Euston, We.tmorlaild,
p•ickinglsamAire, Leitrim, Blexborongli, Dariily, Jersey, Car-
Clare, Dowager Sefton, Fs.cx.
Visconnteste.-..Craithy, Newark, Castlereagh.
Ladies--.Soineiton, Evelyn, Leman, Bayiting, M. Primnwe,
C. floward, Le Despencer, lishopp, Manner., G Cecil, W.
Wynne, Bromley, Andover, M. Sinclair, Boughton, Dudley
Ward, C. Barham, E. Tufton, M. Beatles. 'fainpletoit, Corn-
wall, Mililosay, T. Vvner, T. Craddock, T. Barke, L. Nlook,
Anthrt.t, Fitzroy, Lowther, Curry, S. Faite, Harvey,
Auckland, Walmigham.
Mistresses—Freeinantle, Malcolm, If eedham, Dickens,
Adair, Loftus Coniwalli., T. Smith, D. Grosvenor, I linch-
citffes, EeNla, Anderson, Blackwall, Boerne, Dyk-, Butler,
Dort, Newton, Villrers, Elliot, Sydney, Walker, Watinn.
Misses—Otailow, two Freemantles, Lemon, Townsliend,
Fitzroy, Roger', Willis, Dickens, two Grim.t.ins, De Grays,
Croft, Men, three Towitshends, flinehcliffe, W. Wi
Dutton, Porte, bllackwall, R. ftiughton, liyug, Craven, Gibbs,
Valokc, Septon, Cornwall, Munson, Countiay.

Early yesterday morning two Messengers belong.
ing to the SECRETARY of STA.res° office, arrived
It Windsor with dispatches for his MAJESt Y.
Yesterday morning between 8 and 9 o'clock as
his MiII:STY was returning from Divine Service, the
Princess Cu kit 1.0 ITE of WALES saw him in the
Court-yard, and ran to his MAjl.srv, and walked
with him to the Lodge to breakfast.—Soon after
breakfast his MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES SOY NIA
and AMELIA, attended by General GARTH, Major
DEsga ow, and Lady Is it BELT. A TN YNNE, took an
airing on horseback in the Great Park, and viewed
the hay-makers.
Last 'Monday the Honourable Mrs. HA Rcounr
arrived at her House at St. Leonard's Hall from
Brighton, much recovered in her health.
Her MAJRsTv and the Princesses ilt. PsrA, ELI.
z.tasiH and MARY, took an airing to Frogmore ;
they were followed by the Princess CHAR t.orr E, at-
tended by the Countess ELota, and in the evening
their MAJ LS TIES had a concert.

Yesterday morninp, the Duke of CAMIIIIDGZ ar-
rived in town from Windsor.

Yesterday, the remains of Colonel T vont, Bar-
rack-Master of Windsor-Barracks, were interred in
WI dsvr Church-Yard..
Mr. and Mrs. Dural set off yesterday on a •i-
Sit to the Duke and Duchess of BEDLOILD at Wo-
-I).m. ; the Duke of GORDON and Lady M. Stu-
tt..s I 11 follow this day.
The Marquis of SALISBURY returned to town yes-
terday from his regimeat, whieb is now at Chelins-
f ,rd ; they are above 9ACI strong, in great spirits,
i are very little inferior to the regulars for disci-
fine. His Lordship speaks highly in their favour,
aad intends to return to Chelmsford.

Lord Ltst.t left town yesterday for Cheltenham.
Lord and Lady Baostx left town yesterday on a
visit to the Duke and Duchess of MANCIIEST En at

Kimbolton.

C. J. BR AttoLING, Esq, is visiting his Constituents
at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Mr. Foanvcr gave on Monday evening a grand
dinner, at his house in Whitehall, to the Duchess of
GoanoN, Mr. and Mrs. Dupitc, Lord and Lady
titustL, General and Lady C. LEtisox, Matt; :is of
lieNT L EY, Lord A. GORDON.
Lady Lou.s• MANNERS intended to have given
a splendid Ball on Friday next ; but hearing that
the Duchess of MA a Z. BOROUGH had the same inten-
tions, her. Ladyship has postponed hers out of com-
pliment to het Grace.
Two Operas by Coss, the music by MAZZI son!,
are among the novelties next season at Drury-lane
The.ttre.

Lord MIDDLLTON and family leave town this
day.
The Hon. STVART WORTLFY now takes the
name of Isl`KLazie, in consequence of the death
of his uncle, Mr. MiKeszis, of Hill-street,
.derkeley-square. This is the second time this gentle-
bun has added to his original name, and with each
addition receive,' an acquisition of 25,0001. per an-
num to his paternal fortune of 20,0001. per annum.
baton New; near Cheiter, the seat of the preen:
Earl of Gauss-Eno', is now rebuilding for his
Lordship It lay for many years negleaed, during
the life of the late Earl. The estimate of the
building is supposed abe 30,0001. When finished,
it will ou:rival, from the beauty of the domain, and
its grind situation, any other struilure in Cheshire.
Among the company at Mr. COKE'S Sheep-shear-
ing, which concluded on Thursday last at Holkham,
were the Dukes of Bedford and Norfolk, Prince
Y.tsterhazy, (on his tour through England, whose re-
.e
-.`111161 are estimated to exceed 300,0061. sterling
11e1 annum), Lords Thanet, Talbot, and Bradford,
her Charles Davers, Sir J. Henry Astley,; Sir Joseph
Banks, the American and Swedish Anibas-sadors,
Mr. Howard, Mr. Anson, and Mr. A. Young, with
a number of agricultural men, and farmers of that
county. The liberality, attention, and politeness of
Mr. Coax, must ever make Holkham Sheershear-
inz a delightful feast for the agri wiltorig and farmer.
-The French Priests, who were so hospitably en-
tertained in gels country, and who now insult Heaven
with prayers in favour of a Tyrant, justly deserve
the line that Port once applied to a similar class of
the Prier:Lod :
These are, in truth, God'. Swils that fight for pay
, A dutiful and loyal Address was drawn up in
the Cowl of Aldermen at Norwich, prom' 1g his
Majesty support in the present contest. O^ its eing
seat to the C onimnns for their approbati- .hti re-
Feted it by; 3 majority of ten, the nun...:.,
against the Address, 29—For it 19.
The late and present Mayer have, howev:r, bee::
requested to pre.,ent the Address to de: King from
the Court of Aldermen, which was unaLicricudy
speed tof on the above day: