The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

1:LS1E0;1411LE ARRANGE NEWTS.

This day—t Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales's
Grand Ball laud Sapper at illnekbeath.
Taurourrow.-Gread Masynerade, Artyk-street Rooms
sad Earl Westmorland'. Grand Dinner, Gruevenor-sonare.
D'adamdap-.Cuuntess of Cholmondeley's Grand Runt,
Egremont-hoese.
Thanda)--Lady Campbell'', Ball mud Sapper, Wimpole.
street I Connie,. of Punkt'. Ball and Sapper, Stretfewl-
place ; Albioia Countess of Beekinghaonabiru's Music Party,
Grosvenor-oam ; Earl and Conatess of Lynsdale's Grand
Dinner, Charles-Wert, Berkeley-square.
Friday-31m Thompson's Rout, Grosvenor-square.
Saturday—Thu Counter of Spencer), Grand Breakfast,
Wimbledon-park.
Sunday—The Countess of Cork's Evening Party, New
Enrhagtometreet ; sod the Earl of Buckinghamshire's Grind
Dinner at Bushampum.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY. Princesses
AUGUSTA and MARY. aecoinpauied by Lurd
Rivsas ; Ladies C. W•LDEGRAVE, A. CUSIBLR-
LAND, and BULKELKY ; and General.. NIAN NEM,
GARTH, end CARTWRIGHT; wrist to St. lieorge's
Chapel, and heart' a sermon, by Doctor DODS-
worra, from the 22d chapter of Proverbs, and 2d
verse. Afterwards went to Frogasore Lodge,
where they Hitt the QULEP, Princesses ELIZABETH
and AmEi.ts." where His MAJESTT dined. The
ROYAL FAMILY returned to the Palace at three
o'clock.

BANNISTER, with his Badge!, is expected at
York, on Saturday next.
Her Hoye! Highness the Princess of Waxes,
and the Countess of AlsimonotiErs, were at the
opera ou Saturday night.
The Alerquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD
left town, yesterday, for Cashiobary Park.
The Earl and Countess of Basta gare a grand
dinner, yesterday, at Cii4iiehur, to the Marquis
and Marchisowni of STAFFORD, the Countess of
Serrate, Lady MowsoN, Sir G. Coax Ew ALL, and
several other Fashionable'.

Earl Servo% aud Sir 11. VASS TEMPEST drove
four in hand, in Hyde-park, yesterday.
His Royal Highness the Doke or Yoi& gave a
greed dinner, yesterday, at his house in t 1 Stable-
yard, &. James's PiileCe, to several General O&.
cers, and Lord Lawson Gower.

The Marquis and blarchilnessof %%Yammerer'
entertained a select party at dinucr, yesterday, at
their haus@ in Portman- nary.
Lord )(moonlit, Sir Outoarti, Hon.
ROSIIIIT !Wooer, Captain D'Esvvear and family ;
Messrs. LANIGAN, D'Errsitua, Gouty, MOWS,
DISNST, WHITS. and MEAILLS, have• arrived in
Dahlia, from Holyhead.
The Hayinsrket Theatre was crowded on Satur-
day night to I%e /hoer qf the Alps; Catherisse
and Petrueliie; and Mr. SIISSIDAN is admirable en-
tertainment of The Critic.

The PORTUGUESS AMBASSADOR gave a grand
dinner, on Friday, to a party of sixteen. Amongst
when were Lord and l.utly Hom.esto, Count and
Cbuntess OusNUACISSISN, Lady H. FITS4.I6ILALD,
and several other persons of distinction.
The Marchioness of SALISBURY gave her usual
evening music party, last night, at her house, in
Arlington-street. Mi. Roltetilighness the Duke
of GLOUCESTICIO the Due of Ittrrt.sixv and
&mine ; the Dowager Marchioness of BATE;
Ladies M. &CIMINO( and G. CAVOIDISH ; and Cie-
aeral end Mrs. Sr. Jouts, were present.
The Duchess Dowager of NswesseLa and Ge-
neral CRAWFORD are expected at litaltdelell Hotel
tip-morrow, from Tunbridge Wells. Amongst the
departures from the above Hotel, last week, were,
Colonel CRILDLitS, and family, for Yorkshire ;
Mr. and Mrs. Goatiort, for Ireland ; and DAVID
CHAMBERS, &lg. for his seat iu Bet kshire.
Mr. PENN will give a grand public breakfast, at
Stoke Park, on the 7th of nest month.
Park Place, the beautiful seat of the Earl of
MA no cs n c air , situate ou the Banks of the Thames,
near Henley, was sold on Tuesday last, at G ARRA..
wax's, for only 47,9061. This place, comprehend-
ing near 1000 acres, with a line mansion, lavender
plantatio.i, and distillery. belonged to the bate Gt.
iteral CON W Ay. at whose death, about twelve years
ago, it was purchased by the Nuhle Earl.
His Grace the Archbishop of Tone arrived at
his palace, at Bisliopthorpe, near York, at three
o'clock on Wednesday aftertition. His Grace tra-
velling privately. in consequence of the much-la-
mented death of hi. sister the Hon. Miss VERNON,
who died suddenly a few days since, the compli-
ment intended to have been lend by the respect-
able inhabitants of York. in meeting his Grace
upon the road, and, in procession, ushering him to
his residence, did not take place.
The following company are now at Scar-
boron h :
The Rtglat lion. the Cowden of Aherdess; the Hon.
W. Darden, Lady Ana and, Mn. Plate; Hon. H. Vernon;
Mrs. Verosn. and faintly; Rev. Mr. Cony; Mrs. Irwin;
Miss Junes: Cart .ind• Mrs. Apr; Cul. Dieis, Mrs.
the 71111111 a/ Chin; s Captain and she Officer*
of the i Nay sad Derwei.t Voluntvers; Captain Ware, and
Ike of the st..ck too RA. !'..ups; Mrs. sad the tour
Miss *I) I:nrltys ; Mr. a.all Mrs Whivilirr; Me. Lees, and '
Mast, Let IA Mrs. John Cayleyi Dowager Lady
Lee.rJ and Si... Doerr 1...A.ir51 and (easily; Mr. Mid-
;l) Sheriff ADerbystairi.,) Mn a.id Master
diet. ) ; R. v. C Mope; Mrs 'tope, and faintly ; Miss
8a,....); 11,•a and Rev. Edward Hice, Mrs Rice and hi-
nd ;Mr !. Miss It r • %Ir. aut-i Hrs. Watt;
Mr. C. Pownise ; !tics. Puplsiu, Mae Altedguineiie.