The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-21 00:00:00

FASHION/IDLE PARTIES.

The Marton anil Marchioness of Mertfiard will entertain
the Duke aid ()lichen of Clarence and a large pony of di,.
inveighed personages, ou the 29th hot. at Heriford House,
M aiirlseater-oi a re.
The Doke of Gloorestrr and the Officers of his regional
(die 3d Guards) partook of no 'legin eniertainairot ea
Tuesday. as the Clarendon Hotel. Rood-street. The head of
the regionut perfornitil ONWaal sod sober mosaic doing the
evening,
Vircountess Ennionionos ball, on Tenday, at Kingnos
Whose, Knightsbridge, was attended by Nearly 200 (anon-
able,.

Lord Kilmorey and the Hensonenble Miss Needlatais ball,
on Tuesday evenisig, it WOW* street, Berkeley-square, was
very elegintly attended.
The Earl cod Giantess of Lowed&le gave an elegant
entert•ininent on Tuesday, to the Ambassador of the 19e.
therlands, Count Wulf, Baron de Cage, Earl of Wiaehilsea,
Earl of Mesa:airbrod and Ludy G. Faille, Viscount and Vis.
CUlSeilet• Car2oo, /1011109trabl• •nd Lady Caroline
Powlett, Lord Palmerstow„ Mr. Crosby, Me. Plaids, How.
H. Fan., Hon. 1 Lowther, Ste. at their house is Charles.
street, Berkelepaceisre.
The Earl of Ca on has issued cards of invitation for
three entertniainenis, via. to-morrow, the following dab, and
on the 29th inst. at his house in Grosvessor-square.
On Saturday neat, at three o'clock, the Outiuiaa Lettere,
at Mr. Peas's, New-street, Sprsurgardeua.

Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD, attended by Sir
R. GARDINER. left town fur Claremont.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLANINCI
rode out in their carriage to the Regent's Palk.
where their Royal Highnesses alighted at the
nursery ground.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLou-
MITER. the P►i►scess AUGUSTA, and the Duchess of
KENT, honoured Mr. and Mrs. WATSON TAT Solt
with their company at their house in Caveudiels-
square, where the Royal party ►emaained about two
hours. viewing the splendid niatrosau-house and
partaking of a collation.
The Duchess of GLoucuirritit dined with the
Princess AUGUSTA yesterday.

The Nossi di Figaro is; getting up at the Italian
Opera in a manner that has. we believe. never been
equalled. Mesdames CAMPORLSC, RONZI. and
VESTRIS, have each a part in this gay, beautiful,
and scientific work, which many consider as the
chef d'anore of the incomparable Mow'''.
Tea CORONATtom.—Tbe Proprietors of Covent
Garden are getting up SiIiILIPSARIeII Play of
Henry she Fourth, Part the Second, with the
whole strength of their company; and the Coro-
nation of Henry the Fifth (which was on the same
principle and similar to the approaching Corona-
tion) will be introduced in the play, with scenery,
dresses, and processions of the most expensive de-
scription.
The interesting and truly fascinating Madame
VESTRIS will perform Nut-heath again. to Miss
STaraams's Polly, on Saturday, at Covent-garden
Theatre.

Mrs. GLOVER, whose graceful positions were so
much admired in her fencing scene in Hanalei on
the night of her benefit, at the English Opera
House, we are as►urrd never received say instruc-
tion in the art, except a few les•ona from Mr.
ANGELO, which, altogether, did not exceed one
hour.

Mr. Forfeit, who made his debut at Vauxhall
Gardens on Monday night with so much success,
possesses a hue tenor voice. His ►kill in singing *
new song, entitled " The Warrior may boast," com-
posed by PARRY. 'hewed that he only wants con-
fidence to p►ove himself a highly-finished singer.
Mr. WaLaaa, the Klma's Al othecary. has put
in his claim to a place at the Coronation. We un-
derstand that if it be allowed, he will be required
to wear the dress of the Esealapius of EDw•ID 11.
viz. long shoes, turned up at the toe, ■nd looped to
the knee; a blue stocking on one leg, and a red
stocking on the other, with a party-coloured ve►t
and cloak, tits office will be to carry in one hand
• bottle of perfumed oil.
Culotte' DALRYMPLE. who succeeds to the
Earldom of STata, was divorced from his Lady,
fourth daughter of the late JOHN MANNERS,
and of the present Counter of DYSART, on the
ground of his having been previously married iu
Scot land.

We recommend to the public attention the per-
fect Iv Novel Scheme of TOSIK I Nteil Piciare
sod ibeSchedule of Prizes, with Testimonials from the Prem.
deal and the most eminent Royal Academicians of the ma-
perior merit of the Pictures. As the Lottery is to be draw■
on the 14th of hely, an early application fur Tickets is de-
sirable. The Purchaser of s Red Ticket sad a Black Ticket,
price Three Guineas each, is cure to gain a Prise.
EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER, pmt.'s, JUKE 16.
" The Duchess Dowager of Orleans died to-night,
after a long and painful illness. She leaves to the
Doke of Oilcans two millions and a half francs of
income."
Front the Jogritai de Paris of the 15th inst.:—
" Limos, 'MT 30.
" Yesterday arrived hive the brig Princess Leepoldine.
with dispatches for Goverunseut. The master states that the
King was to embark for Portugal ma the fib April, soil that
the aquadraa would ew•sist of • ship of the Ilse, three fri-
gates, four corvettes, mid four armed 'merchant ships. His
MAJESTY had appointed • Provisional Government for she
Brazils, consisting of eight Members, four Brasilia.* sad
four Europeans; the Paine, Norm.. President.
" A coospirsey had ►een discovered, in which the
sister Tallinn sad several of the Decenibargadores were
concerned, sad they would be seat to Portugal fur trial;'

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