The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE PARnss.

The Duke of Griffon entertained a large party of dis-
tinetio• at dinner yesterday at tits boosts to Clarges.street.
Tim Marquis and Mirchiosess of turndown will entertain
a distinguished parry this day at inasdowa Howse, Berke.
ley-square.
The Marquis of Loodonderry tare a sumpinous entertain.
meat on Saturday at his seat, North Cray, Kest, to the
Duke of York. Amour the distinguished personages in.
vied to meat his Royal Highness were, the Marquis of Hart.'
ford, Earl Bathurst, Lord Palmerston, Lord Elleaborough,
Lord Sidmourb, Sir Wm. Corti., Bart., Sir H. Taylor, Bart.
"Colonel Barclay, Colonel Wood, Sir Hear, Harding, Bert.,
Mr. Watson Taylor, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. ltobinsoo, Mr.
Pearce, &c.
Earl Gower entertained on Saturday the Earl of Clan-
wdliam, Lord F. Conyogham, Viscount Granville, and •
rriningoished party at dinner, at his house is Hamilton-
.rtAre
His Excelleocy Baron Fagel entertained two distinguish.
r‘l parties on Thursday and Friday last, at his residence,
Whitehall place.
The Earl of Darlington gave an elegant eolertainment oe
Saturday to Lord and Lady Barnard, Lady Augusta Pow-
lett, Sir W. ). Hope, Bart., Major Byers Mr. Wesiwortir,
Mr. Crampton, Capt. Powlett, Mr. Ward, Mr. Whitmore,
Ac. at his house in St. lames's-square.
Viscount and Viscountess Granville entertained on Friday
in dinner the Bari sod Countess of Jersey, Lord and Lady
F. L. Gower, the Earl of Clare, the Earl of animalism,
Baum de Cases, M. de Newsome, Mr. Montagu., Ste. at
their house io Bettotastreet, Berkeley-square. ,
Cosiness Grey will glee a splendid rest this evening at Mt
Sense in H agnate.
Lord and Lady Holland bad a dieser party yesterday at
Holland House.
The Earl of Liverpool has issued cards of invitation for
as entertainment es Sunday seat at Coombe Wood.
Coontess Cooper's root on Friday eveolog in George-
street, Hanover-sqoue, was very elegantly attended.
Earl and Coolness Cowper have Issued cards of irritation
for an entertainmest on Sunday next at their house in
George•alreet, Hanover-square.
Sir Charles Lout, Bart. gave an elegant entertainment on
Saturday to the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Melville, Lord
Lowther, Lord Biasing, Mr A. Home, Bart., Mr. Huskiason,
Mr. Luabington, Mr. Plants, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Beckett,
Re. at his house, Whitehall.
Sir Charles long, Bart. has hissed cards of invitation for
s large party on Saturday seat at his seat, Bromley-lull,
Kest.

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FASHION4BLB d(OVZUi r'

Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset and family
bare left town for their seat, Boole, Kent.
The Earl and Coaster's of Derby and family have left tows
for their seal, Ksowlaley, Lancashire.
The Earl and Countess of Dartmouth and family left town
yesterday for the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth's seat,
Blarkbesih, for • few days, of their way to Sandwell Hall,
Staffordshire.
Sir Jobs and Lod, Shelley kit Itiwn on Saturday for their
MaresSeld Park, Sassert.“
The Hon. P. AstAturskinif Salt tows yesterday fir his
father's, the Earl of Asbhurshiass's, seat is Susie:.
Departures from Blake's Hotel, Jermys-street i—His Ex-
eellency M. Zee, sad Mr.. and Miss Zea, for their new seat.
Rickasanswerik, Herta ; and Mr. and Mrs. Daabwood and
family for the East ladies.
Departures from isordiser Hotel, St. James'ostreet
and Mrs. Cooke and family for their seat is Hefts; George
Russell, E-q. fir his seat is Scotland ; and Mr. aid Mrs.
Jemmett sad family for their seat, Ashford, Kest.
Sir H. D. sod Lady Hamilton sad family will leave tows
tomorrow for their seal in Scotland.
Lord mad Lady Dysevor and family will leave town this
day for their seat, Dynevor Castle, South Wales.
Departures from the Coburg Hotel, Clarks-etre* Gros-
vesor-square :.--The Haw. Murray Greville for the Conti.
nest ; the Rev. Mr. Treweeke for Cornwall; and the Rev.
George Store on a tour.
Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Lady
Elisabstl Baker from her mist is Dettisahire; and Williams
Barton, Esq. from Oxford.

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PRINCE and PRJ.NCESF, rif I)RNMARII.
Extract from a letter from our Correspondent at
Cheltenham, dated July 11 :
"The accAnion of company al ibis delightnai spot .any
'termer, and there can be iso doubt that after the elitist
of Parliament, the present season will prove prosperoas in
an unprecedented degree; nor should it be forgone* that
within the last few months the number of resident fandliee
of the lest respectability has been considerably wagmeated.
My letter of yesterday announced the arrival of their
Royal High the Niece sad Prisms of Demolish with
their stay., at ten o'clock on the preceding night, al the
Plough,' Where every arrangement had been made by Mr.
Neylar for their suitable reception. Captain Marshall, the
very efficient Master of the Ceremonies, immediately paid
his respects to the Illestrieas Strange's, sod attended them
is their walk round the town, of which they were caabled
to form a very favourable opinion from the brilliant and
superior style in which it iv illuminated with gas. In the
monolog their Royal Higleseeses, accompanied by Mr. Mar.
shall, proceeded to the Span, where they remained a consider-
able it.., evidently delighted with the gay scene, the pris.
eipal promeasele being literally thronged Olds fashionable..
They inspected the Museum of Maar and Tallow, which
they mach admired, and then returned to breakfast ; after
winds the royal party went to the splesdid Assembly-rooms,
built by Mean. Belly and Co., where they wire reeeived by
a large assemblage of Ladies, dressed is the first style of Cie.
parr, a full band playing "God ease Si. Xing." They
were next gratified by viewing the theatre, which bas byes
rectally opened in a spirited meaner by blears. Abbott sad
Farley of Coventprden, sad with great sneerer) nor were
the Libraries unnoticed. The Botocadu Chief and his
wife had also the high honour of ttriir presence, as had
Marshall's Grand Panorama of Waterloo; the latter afford-
ing them infinite B.6o:action. Their Royal • High-
I"" visite.:i Wellington Mansion, the pro-
perty of Colonel 'Riddell, sad were charmed by the
picturesque ser:tery. 011 being introduced le his sestet
suitors, Colokel Riddell had the honour of presenting to the
Palms., is the most delicate asauser, assi elfleridad of bet
visit to Cheltenham, an exquisite trinket from his• valuable
cabinet of jewels; which her Royal Highness wee graciously
pleased to accept. This gem is extremely carious, being is
the farm of a rabbit, one inch in Movie, the body on one side
mention/ of a large pearl, resembling that animal with an rye
of ruby, sad on the other of wrought gold, with a diamond.
Altogether their Royal Highnesses related the liveliest sobs-
faction, and purchased every view of the town and neighs
heuritood that they could procure. They departed for Glou-
cester at three o'clock, sad expressed themselves highly
pleased with the polite athratio• theybad experienced."
HAZARD and Co. sold the two first-drawn
10,0001. Prizes last Lottery Contract.—To-
aloattow Lottery begina,srhen Teti Capitals are sera to be
Draws, and may be gained at a trifling risk, as every par.
chaser may return hia Ticket or Share after toting the
thence of the first thy et a small reduction from the price be
tare, vi:.—only IL 18u. *a a Whole Tkket, and 4.. on a Six.
seeds : other Shares Is proportion (if brought back be-
' fine 26th July). Wheel malaise two of 30,0607, two of
MAUL Consols, eke. Lee. Not two Blanks to • Prise.—
HAZARD and Co,i's Offices, Royal Exchange Gate ; 26,
Corlibill i and 324, Oxford-street, sear the end of Regent-
street.
The Baltimore Patriot contains a notice to the pablic
which commences in the following leaner :—" The public
are hereby notified that, in the month of February last, the
subscriber unfortunately was married to a woman by the
oust of Bridget Riley.* The fair Miss Bridget Riley, ik
seems, forget to tell her lover that she had already ipso bow/
Lied in Ireland; and as Mr. Barna Caktuabe does not wisM
soy longer to interfere in another sea's.coacreep be gireil
die notice that his marria‘c " is void in 15w,.".•

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