The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-28 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Marchioness of galiabtlry (*VC an elegant entertain-
ment on Tread■y to the t)uke of Wellingtoo, the Earl and
Countess of Dartmouth, Earl Wisiehilaes, Earl Talbot, Lord
and Lady Crenburne, Sir Henry and Lady Georgina
Wellesley, Dr. We-Healey, Mr. Driendiond, Mr. J. Talbot,
dre. at her hoes, in Arlington-strret.

The Duke of Devitashire entertai•etl ore Tuesday Lord
Nutriment'', Mr. sad Mrs. George Lamb, Ate. mid Mrs. C.
Cavendish, Captain and Mos. Clifford, Miu Towush.nd,
Mr. B. Creelße, Mrs. Wm. Carreadisb, ire. at Devonshire
Howse.
Viscount sad Visenweiaros Granville entertained on Tues-
day the Earl and Ostwahms of Morley, Lord G. Reatinek,
Lord Howard de Waldo', Mr. arid Lady H. Ragut, Mr. C.
Greedle, Mr. C. ERIN Mr. De Boys, Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Casniag, 4e. at their• Moue ht Brutus-street, Berkeley-
square.
Earl and Centsiese Cowper entertained the Duke of De-
rosaries mod • large party of distinction, yesterday, at their
bowie in George-street, Hanover-square.
The Earl ■nd Combine of Carlisle entertained Viscount
and Viscountess Granville, and a distinguished party, yes-
terday, at their house in Grosvenor.place.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown entertained •
distinguished party yesterday at Lansdown House, Berke-
ley-square.
Mr. and Mrs. Chielmoodeley gave • sumptuous entertain-
ment yesterday to the Duke of Wellingtun, the Marchioness
of Salisbury, Sir Heary and Lady G. VfeHealey, Lard and
Lady Crauborne, Ice. at their house in Great Cumberland-
place.
Lady Bethel Codrington's ball on Tuesday evening, in
Park-lase, was very elegantly attended.
Prince Eaterh•sy will give an elegant entertainment this
day to Prince Leopold, the Ambassador of the Netherlands,
mad • large party of distinguished personages, at Chaudus
House, Cavendrsh.sqoare.
Earl and Countess Grosvenor have issued cards of invi-
tation for an entertainment on the Sd of July, at Grosvenor
House.

Sir Thomas and Lady Stepney will entertain the Duke of
York, and a large party of distinction, os the 2d of July, at
their boon is Henrietta-street, Cavendish saluare,
Os Saturday neat, at New.street, Spriug-gardens Mr.
Peaa'a Lector, cat she Married State, at three o'clock.

THE DUCHESS OP ORLEANS.

The Duchess Dowager of °drams died ou Saturday, at
the chokes■ of Ivry, her revelry weal, uear paris. She was
the daughter of the virtuous Duke de Penibterre and
Maria Therese Felicite D'Est, and greet grand•dsoghter of
Long XIV., bora the lid March, 1753, add warned is
1769, lu Ike Doke de Chartres, afterwards Doke Of Orleans,
by wham she bad issue the present Duke of Orleans and
Madame the Dachas of Bourbon.

Yesterday the Duke lend Duchess of CLAILIMCS,
accompanied by the Princess AUGUUTA, rode to
Fulham in op open carriage, and honoured the
Bishop of LONDON with a moruilig runt.
Yesterday the Duke aud Duchess of CLARIINCIL
had a 'honer party and • small eveuiug party.
It is with great satisfaction that we call the at.
tention of our readers to the hit of Subscribers for
the Monument which is to be erected in honour of
our late beloved and lamented Sovereign, the pub-
lic mud private virtues of whore character have en-
deared his memory to this 111111011, and rendered
him a bright example to postenty. This interest-
ing isini,eiskiiig reflects honour on the character of
its propowr, arid we have no doubt, from the spe-
cimen which he has already given of his talents,
that it will be the most splendid Monument of
British Art.
COIIONATION,--The interior of Westminster
Abbey, sod the grand bologna in Westminster
Hall. introduced to the Coronation in Henry the
Fuort4 at Covent-garden, are said literally to have
cost the Proprietor, with the throne. banners.
canopies. mud insignia, no less a sum than 4,000/.
It is impossible to appreciate the advantages of
the present Lottery, to be drawn 10th JULY, too
highly. The public are sure to obtain the Prime of
114,11001. 18,001 W. and many mbar Capitals of VOL Inc.
WWI must then be drawn, at a very trilling risk tidied ;
and they eannut have • Blank, as every Ticket which is not
draw. will have nearly three-fourths of the whole mosey
returned, Ms. every Ticket will receive 171. and every
Sixteenth, 11.32.8 d. other Shores is proportion. Such great
Prises at such trifling risk, every person should imam-
linnet, avail themselves of. The time is short, amid sorb an
opportunity nut likely to occur mid J. SIVE,
1721011 T, Contractors.

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STAMFORD RACES.
[►nom A CORCIFIWOJIDENTI

TUESDAY. JUNE SI DAN )
The •Lore races commenced slits da‘. Tin roni.c w•-. 1
throated with company, and she Grand Stand Mil wnl. ts e
Nubility ur the county,

. •
The Buretley Status 59v. earl., b. ft for three p-ar o'd •
colts, est. 71b ; fillies. 80. 41b. Tn start at the obstane •-

pool, and run once round Ihr ennrse ands distance.

whiner of the 2.0000. or :.000gs. Stakes at Ncisinarkei.
the Derby, Of 011ki, tO f3t I) 7.5 extra.
Lord Grusvenoes Brother to Aiwa (DAD
Mitigate of Exeter's h. f be Woful
Lord Pitawi thanes ch. f. eve. •••••• ..... .. ...... ...g S
Mr. Hunter's Hemel.' .
Mr. Willie's ch. c. Slouch
3 to 1 on b. r. by Wieful.—Woo elesmt.
A Maccaroni Stakes of 25es each, IL ft. Twice round Abe
Course. The winner to be sold fur 250 gs. if demanded.
Mr. Plant's b. ea. Fledge, 4 yrs walked over
The Town Plate of 50/. ibeee yrs old to carry 64. 1215 ;
four. Set. 71b.; five, 9.1. 3lb ; six, fist. 91b.; mid ay.',
9st. 10Ib. The Lest of three heats, twice rouud to a heat.
Mr. Pletel`s b. f. Fudge. 4 yrs gild
Mr. Villiers's cb. e. Tamils, 3 im old bolted