The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-09 00:00:00

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

Colollel FITZROY GR AFTON MACLEAN, to be
Lieutenant-Colonel in the 37th foot; Sir JOHN Mt t.
RA Y, Ban. to be Ensign in the 45th foot ; Li, u.
tenant .IoIIN Hope to be Liettten.mt-
Colonel in the 60th foot ; .T A 'etc Lord Viscoirlt
TZHAR RI S to be Lieutmant-Colonel ii the W:it.
silre Supplementary Militia ; and Lieut. Lord Vis-
count DURSLLY to be Captain in the South Quit-
cester Militia.

Saturday morning, soon after ten o'clock, Their
MA lESTIES, the Princesses Auoutr• and EL,ZA.
BETH, arrived at the Queen's House from Kew,
About eleven o'clock, His MAJESTY gave audi-
ences to the l)ukc of Yosk, the LolD CIIA\CLL LOS,
and Mr. PITT. At half past ore, the Royal Party
returned to Kew.

His M AJECT• is expected to hold a private Levee
at the Queen's House on Wednesday.
An Horticultural Society has been lately established,
the Members of which hold their meetings at Mr.
HATCH A au's, Piccadilly. From the rank, taler.t,
and liberality of its :urnermis patrons, the greatest
possible success may be cotoidently anticipated. la
the list of MernSeis and zealous supporters are,

Marqutses--St,.od and kUaitAi.rd.
Eatla...Cove. t y and Da, tmou, h.
LorJ4--,Nrden. Staforh, Ca‘.dnr, St. John, and Pow's. .
Sirs—Joseph Banks, W. itl.aani, C. Hawkuts, R INctuta,
W. Strachey.
'Mc Bishop of Whichener
Right Hun. C. Uterine.
Hun. R Greville

John Mait'and, Isaac Corry, Whitshe Kean., Se. Eaus;res
The Earl of Esse: entertained GEOROE ROCS an?
Lord LOWTHER, IGSt week, at his seat at
bury. Upon the departure of his guests, hi; Lad-
ship set out on a visit to Lord CARRINGTON.
A Member of the St. James's Volgoteers has
written sa letter to Lord AP4H/RST, in whi,:h he mat
pathetically laments his Lordship's resignation cf
Command of that corps.
The Karl of Cnest MILL D and family set off last
week, for Bradley.hall. Derbyshire, where they will
pass the remainder of the season.
Ltdy COGHILL and Miss CRAM/.R are dangerous-
ly indisposed, at her Ladyship's house, in Tenueden
street.

Mrs. M. Pives Ball and Supper, at her house.
in Arlington-street, last week. was numerou,ly at-
tended. About 150 sat dawn to supper, ti%o
o'clock, and tine company had not all departed a:
seven in the morning.
Lord HA !MOWRY will give his last cabinet dinner
for the season on Wednesday next.
Lady Glass will give her la-,t rout for the season
this night, at her Ladyship's house in Burlington-
stt eet.

-
Sir G. Ile sy iicorr gave yesterday an see7ant
dinner to a large party, including the charming
l)ow.tg•rr Ditches,. cl Rut Lam% at his buuse is
Griicv.iniir-square.
Sir .TuSICPI4 BANKS gave yesterday an elegant
dinner at his villa near Brantford to a large party
of fashiouabies, including Liled Yateoacosion, the
Hon. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Pt. t. H 611, &c.
Lady Haarucorr is distribating cards of
tation fora grand ball up la the 16th July. at her
house in Grosvenor-quare.
A letter from Dover ways, we are rn ,king
&cations of sal, which will make this - o;a_i ut
to the enemy.
The •Dowager Duchess of CKANDOS left town es
Saturday upon a visit to her son, Lord Hamill:as,
at Stradord.

Mrs. Dorris route at ber hots* in Grosvenor
Square, on Friday, was attended by 450 fashionabies
of the first distinCtion.

The University of Oxford are now printing at
the Clarendon Press, a correct edition of •• Cla-
rendon's History of the Rebellion ;" of which they
intend to present the Earl of CLASIENDON with fifty
copies.
Upon the resignation of Mr. EDW•ItI HASIDIM:4o
as President of the Committee of the Loyal West.
minster Volunteers, a gentleman of great ies?efla•
balky belonging to the Alien Office was appointel
his successor; but. being a foregner, his appointment
was considered irregular, and he very handsomely
resigned his pretensions to annther.
A beautiful Tablet, to the Memory of the late
mach respee.d Sir JOHN SMITH &MOM has been
erected at Havering Bower Chapel ; the design 14
Mr. WY •T T, and executed in a masterly style by
Mr. Vau, of Stratford, Essex.

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