The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-27 00:00:00

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The Mmitihionesa of' Cholasondeley gave my If • fl 2, isn't
splendid routs of the season on Monday evening, at hK
stolile'nemition in Piccadilly. The five spacious and Magni,
feNt .pertinent' on the drawing-room fluor were fitted up
wills., alma taste and elegance, and were most brilliant!!
illumina ed. The company began io arrive soon after ten
&clank, and .by a quarter-past eleven tlarr• was -nearly 500
pentaps Or Ilk Brat diatinctioo and fashion present. Among
tbeas'welre--
'lll. babe of Portland ; the Decimetres' Dowager of Rich-
t:woof and Rutland ; le Chevalier d'Onia (the Spanfah
Minister) ; the America. and Bavarian Ministers, and their
Ludielai the Marchionesses of Hartford, Saiishary, -Donegal,
and Camden; the Comte" of Bridgewaier ; Earl West-
morland' add Lady G. Vane ; • the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe
mil Lady G. MituntEdgeombe; Earl Ancrun •' the
Chant., of Sefton and the Laillmblnlyseas. Lard Moth'
amts. t/se,Earl and,Cotantess of Clore, Lord Clonbrock,. Lady
Cirsilir, tire Ladies Vane, the Cotawtess of Mansfield, the
Ladies Grevolle, Lord and Lady De Duostanville, Earl
Mayo, Earl Wincialsea, Lady Hyde Parker, Lord Hotham,
Lady Warburton, tsar M. and Lady Tierney, G I Blight.
the Ladies Pratt, General Wynyard, the Earl and Criminal'
of EniisMore, Lord Loughborough, Sic A. Dan, Bart., Cap-
tain and Mrs. Waldegrsve, Lady Ellenhairough and Mos Law,
Mr, Mrs., and Miss Dawson ; Mr. and Mrs. P. Bold, Col.
and Lady A. Cot:on, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Lloyd, Mr.
klm.and Ml.. Mitchell; Sir Richard and Lady Enrroach,
Dowager Lady Mad:, Lord and Lady Arbbrook. Miss
Vaughn., Mc.Chichester, Mr. W: Ramell, Admiral Digb!,
Mrs. O. K. Callyer, the Ladies Leann., Lord Vallelort, Lord
A. HM, Lady Healey and Miss Eden, Mr. Fellowes,

FASHIONAOLE PARTIES.

The Dttebma of Portland will give an elegant ball this
evening at ber house in St. Janaes'a-aqusre.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford gave an elegant enter-
tainment on Mrinday to Earl and Countess Cowper, the Earl
of Aberdeen, Earl Clanwilliam, thq Earl of Aucram, Lord
Palmerston, Lord and Lady Grantham, Mr. and Lady Eli-
'abed. Vernon, Mr, Greville, Mr. Anson, &c. at their house
in St. Janteer-square.
The Earl and'Countem of Lomble have issued card, of
invitation for an entertainment on the sth July, at their
house in Charles-street, Berkeley.square.
Countess Brownlorr's ball on Monday evening in Caven-
dish-square awns very numerously and fashionably attended.
Mrs. Hope's rout on Monday evening in Mangfield-street
was attended by upwards of 200 distinguished fashionables.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring have issued cards of invita-
tion for an entertainment on the 6th July, at their house in
Berkeley-square.
Mr. and Mrs. Dent will entertain a d stinguished party on
the 6th July, at their house in Hertford-street, May-fair.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.
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• The Earl and Countess of Darlington and family left town
yesterday morning fur Paris, where they intend to reside some
time.
Dowager Lady Welby and family left town yesterday for
Iheir seat, Arlington Hall, Grantham, Lincolnshire.
• Mr. and Miss Norfery arrived yesterday at Hodgson% Ho.
eel, Dever-street, from their seat iu Woreesteraisire.
Sir John and Lady Pringle and family are arrived at
Blake's Hotel, Jerasyn-street, from their seat in Scotland.
Sir David and Lady Gould have left Blake's Hotel, Jer-
myn•atvert, for their seat is Hens.
Arrivels•at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn.street :—Lady
Mary Singleton from ber seat in Surrey ; and Lady Vyvyan
from a tour.

Captain Liao is sides! at Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-west,
from a tour.

T.13.-Stnith, jun. Esq. M.P. is awirett at big father's house
in Partinan-sqoare, from the lota of Wight.

Yesterday the Duke of Cr.saatscs, the Princess
AUGUSTA, and the Duke and Duchess of (3Lot7•
CENTER, were entertained by the Gentlemen belong-
ing to the Trinity House.
The Duchess of KENT came to town yesterday
from Kensington, and visited the Duchess of
CLARENCE.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD left town for Clare-
mont.

The QUEEN visited the Coburg Theatre last
night. was crowded to excess. Her MAJESTY
was received with the most enthusiastic acclaim-
lions from every part or the house.
Lord HOLLAND, who has been confined with the
gout in Parris for upwards of three weeks, we are
happy to state, is much better.
Lord SUFFIELD, we are concerned to state, is
confined with a severe fit of the gout, at his house
in Charles-street, Berkeley-square.

CORONATION.—French Milliners of very extra-
ordinary talents, and French Dress makers of the
very first...ate abilities, have been just engaged, sad reside
with Mrs. BELL. They have prepared, under Mrs. &men
directions, some beautiful Millinery and Dreams, calculated
for the Coronation, theOpera,l'healre, EveningPartite, Fancy
Balls, &c. A greater variety cannot be met with. Khoo*
Spencers, sad Dresses particularly elegant and graceful, sad
very new is their style; Coronation Dresses of the moat superb
description ; also Fancy Ball aid Wedding Dresses of great
novelty. Mrs. BELL'. Corsets, her own sole invention, and
universally admired for their shape and make, can only
be had of herself—they glee the utmost elegance to the
figure. No Ladies of taste should be without thera.—Nip. 52,
St. J awes' a-street.

Lodgings in Dublin have risen full $0 per cent.
glace it was known that his MAJESTY would visit
the capital of Ireland, and • royal box is preparing
in the Theatre, under the impression that his MA-
JESTY will honour it with his presence.
It is in contemplation to form a new line of road
from Tunbridge Wells and Uckdeld, and thus open
a much improved communication between the Wells
and Bri4liton.
Shur I y after the passing of the Seditious Meeting
Act, the Academical Society, composed of Students
at Lew mid Members of the Universities, who meet
srettly to discuss political and other subjects, •p.
pried to the Magistrates for a License under the Acts.
'Sir Joint Simraititit, the Recorder, was on the
:Bench, and having, with his wonted sagacity, de-
tected the word Geology among the subjects for
discussion, detailed in the laws of the Society,
'he immediately warned his brethren against the
dangerof granting a License to a Society, who, upon
their own chewing, met for the purpose of disclaim-
ing Geology, and other subjects of a like blas-
phemous and inflammatory tendency. This reminds
us of the answer of • certain Dignitary of the
Church, who, having employed some workmen
to empty a fish-pond, was told that they had found
a chalybeate. " Have you ?" said the reverend per-
sonage, who did not appear to appreciate very ex-
actly the merit of the discovery, put it among
the other fish."

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