The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-05-07 00:00:00

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Yesterday, about twe ve o'clock, His MAJ int
arrived at the Queers', P.t e, from W'intl:or.
,As
two o'clock His M Y :.eld a private Levee,
which was attended by—
The Fret Lied of tho Freasery.; the Remetaries of grate
for the lionise end Colonial Departments; the Fost Lord of
tie A4,airaltY ; the Judge atisuc.teg the. Lord Chain .es.
lon ; the Deis.; of Redford and Montrose; Earl of Ayleslord ;
Lords HeatlAeld and !mien; Sirs P. Hale and R. Wigram ;
Admirals Bente and hit C. Cotton ; aid Captain Gordon.
The following had the honour of being presented
to iiis MAJeSTT :
Ilia
Glace the Duke of Btifor.l, upon his 'ilium frees
Ireland.
Admiral lisrtie, upon his hunting his flag on board the
tiodropant.
pf Robert Wigrsm, open his creation to hi title.
('splint Gordon, et the Ravel Navy, upon his pronesiton.
Admiral Sir Chiles (Medd, upon hi return fie a the
tumult Fleet.
flit hiii3trry owe audiences to the Dukes of
&lonian and lOATLAND, Lords HASIKZSINILY
And CAST AAAAA ; and Mr. 13.)N1) ; ,vhcb laid be.
fore His Hams v the proceediags of several Courts
Marti ii.
His NI AJESTIr set off on his return to WincLor at
five o'clock.
TEE At4CANT CONCERT.

The twelftla, and last, of these elegant musical
entertainments, took place last night, under the di-
relion of the Earl of Dan r 401, TM. The NeleEtion
was principally from HANDEL, whose divi.:e music
was charmingly given by Mrs. VAVGII Am.Mr• BA l•
ytaasams and Nlt. Hans ISON. The favourite glee
of Deaahi, was rapturously Applauded. Gcd Save
the Kin was sung with full chorus, and was receiv-
ed w.; enthusiasts'. The manner these Concerts
have been condueted, has given the greatest sa-
sisfaition to their Noble and elegant Subscribers.
Thu,. aerie present last night
Hit R r ll•gline., the Duke of Cs ',bridge the Duchess
Durret; the Nlaich,ottes• of Blandford ; use Earls of Dart-
mouth, atrtiley, NVot IS 111111111 V, an I Nisei/tight ; the
Countesses of Wintarten and Illadbery ; Viscounts Carson
snit Hampden • us aishi,pof Rath a•
dWeb.; Lo-ds Boston,
Willoughby Broke, Elleol ' morough Whitworth, Mud°.
int 4, ram h yn, and Vernon; Ladies Ashbuntlis .1, Bromley,
Wickets, Lilenbarditgh, Prestea, l'enrhyn, and fringe ;
Mn. Hume; Sin Stephen Cott-re,, Law, Williams Papp,
Thomas True, and Philp Stephen:.

The Dachas of Yosc will complete her 40th
year this day ; on which occasion h r It.syal H•t;h-
ness will give bcr annual entertainment to Their
Mailings and the rest of the Rev at Fal IL v, at
Outlands.

The Cabinet Ministers dined yesterday with Lord
Hawstsasiar, at his house in Great George-street,
Westminster.
Lord Gaitamt.a will remove, this day, from
Downing-street, to his house at Drapmnre.
Mrs. WLOOILL'S rout, last nigh', at her house, in
Upper Brook-street, was numerously attended.
Mts. Taoursos had a room fitted up on Monday
evening. in the style of a Turkish tent, for the
lin.Q.ca of WAAL, 4 but /die Royal *sham ?tilted
unm•diately after the Coocerr, and agd not partake
ct s. TwoursoN's Atabiggi.
Tice nuke of Gustoon will leave town, next Mon-
day, for cheltenham.
The Earl and Countess of DARLINGTON gave a
grand din .er, yesterday, at their house in St.
Janizs's-square, to a party of sixteen.
The Doke of PORTLAND gave a grand dinner,
yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly, to the Cabi-
net Matisters, and will give another nett Saturday.
Drury-lane Theatre w.is a blaze of fashion last
night, to the new tragedy. Mrs. Powtt.a's dditi•
utba received the most unbounded applause.—
The Countesses of CARN•IVON and CARIIIIII/C were
present.
Lady Spurn Buitots gave a grand supper, on
Tuesday night, after the Opera, at her elegant
rouse, Hyde Park Terrace, which was attended by
tear one hundred N ibility ; his itoyal Higlenebs
The Prince of Watts, and the Marchionesses of
Btavrosn and S• Lli sea v, were present.
The Dueness of GousioN and suite left town,
yesterday, fur Woburn Abbey, from whence her
Grace will procee.f to Scotland.
Siren Rattcaiveg, we find, is going upon stir-
vice.. All the notirn-Barzkr appear now to be on
chtry. _

The Marehioness of A SINCORN gave a grand
tout, last evening, at her house in St. James's-square.
Amongst the company were, his Royal Highness
the Doke of Sussex. the Duchess of BOLTON, the
Marchionesses of Sat.isevat and Dow•su tan, and
near three 1 uudred Nobility.
The Marchioness of H►ttvoßn had a grans
music party, last night, at her elegant house. in
Maachester-sciare. The selection was peculiarly
grand, and the company consisted of the first No•
bility in town, amongst whom were...
Ther Rmat Hu‘hatesses the Prance of Wales and Duke of
✓Cambrult.; Puce Ett.rhasy ; the Dukes of (Menus, De
Seri, and De Castries; the Du►e of britrle; the Duchesses
of Chard ~and koltnn; the Ma-uhrunsssee of Salisbury, Head-
-114111, mut Stellnrd; the Ceuntes.cs of Card.p.r, Sefton,
Chalnauudeloy. sod Essen; and near three hominid other
31,611rt5.
The state of Mr. PAULL'S wound, we are sorry
to say, was very unfavourable yesterday. Ampu.
sistion of his 1.1, we understand, has been thnueht
advisable, bat he refuses to subrr to
FIANCIS &Kriet . is said to be doing well.
General Vest and Mr. Worotrosi, the late
Members, offer themselves for Revetiey, and as a
11? W candidate, General Bust-ton.
The Right Hon. inks SOSITN, Mr. Musses,
Lord Pot. Limo rot, and Mr. Met.t.isn. are all can-
vassing the bor 'ugh of Poutefrai.
If ever an interesting crisis cAled for a more than
ordinary' spirit of enterptise in Lottery Adventurers.
it is the present. It is impossible to view with apa-
thy the iistraordinary rich state of Cie Wheel ; and
the mete especially. as its immense bulk of wealth
will be dis,tihuted in a few days mere drawing.
Faunae has hitherto withheld ev• ry otie of her
greater floating Capitals; neat ruesday's draw-
mg, therefere, is likely to posse (exclitive of
200001. to the first-drawn Number) of very coa-
ticletable eternal 13 numerous individuals.

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iARLI4MINT.

MEMBERt ELECTED.
Noratasipton—sThe Right Hon Spenser: removal ; the Hut.
l'.dleard. Bunsen'.
,Ck ley—R. H. Ilesdshaw, Esq..; Anthony Hendr nem,
entichinter—'ir Recluird Gammon $ Henry C 'nay, E.q
tharchinter—sßobsA Wdliawts, Esq.; Hon Cmpley, Ashley
Halemere—Hon Charles Log; Ret,int Wari, Eq.
Abingdon—George Knapp, Esq.
Bristol —J R. hatnurst„ Esq ; Evan &Alio, El.
Hastings-I%e Right Hou. Georg.. Canning; S.r Ahraluns
Hume, Bart
Southampton—George H. Rose, Esq.; Jonas Jackson, rsq
Ilchester—R B Sheridin.
Andover Thomas Ashton Smith, Esq. ; lion. Newton
Fellower.
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
covenvew, KAY S
State of the Pell at One o'clock.

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