The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-11 00:00:00

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PASHIONABLI MOVENINTS.
The Gumless of Penis hoe loft tows oa * visit to the
Duke and Heehaw of Northumberland at their seat, Shea-
home, fora few des.
The Rev. Heavy Seidgeama has kit town for Rareneete.
Mr. and Mrs. Archdeacon, and family hove left their
house in alaelsowtreet, Borkeley-septere, for their seat is
Norfselk.
The Duke of Devemehire is expected io town ea Soaday
neat from his mot, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
Arrivals at Wad's Hotel. 1411114 W Uroometor-street
W. H. Harmer, Req. from his sem la Seeks; John Ark-
wright, Reg. from his seat, Hunptomewart, Herefordebire;
T. Weer, Req. front • tour; sad James Fitageraid, Iraq-
front Paris.
Goners! Sir Alessader Mackenzie, Bart. hoe arrived at
the Clarendon Hotel, Boodeereet, from Paris.
Arrivals at the Pulterey Hotel, Plaudit, t—His Reed.
Jamey Lord Stewart, Lady Stewart, sad maim, yesterday
erasing, from Sierra. to alined the Cameallas ; Mr. and
Mrs. Parker sad the Misses Brookes from Paris; Mrs. Mae-
vicar from a tour; Mr. nod Lady Georgina Neville firm
Earl Loan's seat near &Maas; sad Sim Tisdale from
Brighton. Departures :—Mr. and Mrs. Rice sad family Ihr
their seat, Dam's Coati, Ram
Lord mid Lady Clive end family base left town fbr
Cornwall.
Lady Jones sad family have left tow. for their seat,
Writing House, Heats.
Mr. aid Mrs. Lowther Thonepsoa awl family arrived yes-
terday at Hodgson's Hotel, Drover-etreet, from Paris. Hon.
Caplan, Moore left ditto for Ireland.
Admiral Sir James Ssuatarea, Bart. is arrived in Lower
Brook-street from a tour.

Estrum Leigh, Esq. sod Miss Leio arvised yesterdey at
Blake's Hotel, Jens's-street, from Beirtior.
Julie Yolk, Eaq. left the Brunswick Hosea Hotel,
Hassorer-square, yesterday, for kis seat is Yerlueirt.

LADY WM. RowLfirs GRAND BALL.

As Monday eveniag her Ladyship gave owe of the most
splendid balls of the sessois, et her residewee is Lower
Groaverier.mreet. The maguilloral suite of rooms *a the
drawiag-room floor were filled up is the first style of de-
pute; the principal one was appropriated for daneiag,
which was mom brilliantly Illawrinsted, and was decorated
with numerous pots of the most odoriferous Rowers. The
peed staircase war also decorated with Aruba sad dowers.
The dining-roams below stairs were set apart for refresh.
meals, which cosisisted of all the delicacies of the maws,
with fruits sod wises of the meat choice deseriptioa. The
ball cosneseaced about eleven o'clock. It was past five yes.
terday storming before the company bad retired. There
were upwards of 500 peewee of the brat distiaction aad
fealties prreeas, autos* slims were—
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Hid irispal.Miailliailka Duke of Gloucester, the Doke of
Osaka. NM des Ledhisi*hey, the Duchesses of Itielmmood,
Usk egramd, striLeislibet, Marquis Graham', the Mor-
tadellas* of Distroshass sod the Ladies Hill, the Dowager
alhashlssess of Lamiludit end Miss Gifford, the Earl and
Coualose of Abort* and the Ladies Gordo*, the Ladies
Paget, the Earl and Countess of Campine, the Earl sad
Coate.. of Clare, the Earl and Commis of Dammed;
Earl of aanwillians, the Countess and the Ladies Bathurst,
Lard Btratbareo, Lord A Foley, the Earl and Coyote's of
Mental, Lord Polimerstoo, the Earl of Wertmuriaod sod
Lady G. Fame, the Couuless of %Varwiek, the Earl and
Comeau of Cloansel, Lard and Lady Dareawooo, Lord R.
Hammers, Lord Valleiert, Lord mad Lady Mark Kerr, lord
sad Lady OdeulaSon, Lord sod- Lady Barghersh, Lord Bel-
li*, Earl of Deubigh, Lord sad Lady J. Hay, Lord mud
Lady H. FitzgeraW, Lady H. Railer, Lady E. and Miss
Palk, Mr. sad Mrs. Hope, Ike Countess of Harrowby and
Lady Mary Ryder, Earl of Belfast, Lord G. Somerset, Lord
sad Lady F. Hemlock, Lord Brudeeell, Lord C. Fitzroy,
Lord LorEbbortmcb, Lord Barford, lord Purchester, Mr.
Hushes, Col. Uptoo, Mr. C. Greville, kts Ike.

DOVER, JULY 9.
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Arrivals at, and departures from, Payed York
Hotel :

His Highness Mare Paul Esterhazy and suite, J. G.
Larabtun, Esq. M.P. Lady Louisa LAmliton, Lady Caroline
Grey and suite, Davenport, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Vero, Sir
it. Harvey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wondrous, Mrs. Little,
Ma►sh, Esq the Miss Morrison', Pritice de Lion, Como(
de Kampaue and suite, —James. Esq. —.Tindall, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay and family, Lord James Murray and
suite, the Earl of Harborough and suite, Lord Fitzgerald
and suite, the Earl of Beverley ■ud suite, Edward H.
Green, Esq. Harms Dr Cara, Mr. and Mrs. Horne sad
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jeanings, J. Joddrell, E.g., Mr. and
Mrs. Holland, Musa Harriet Gladwin, Miss Ellen Glad.
win, Captain Fuller, Mr. and Mr.. Thomann, Mr.
Clarke, Ms. Steinhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, Mrs Swan,
Mr. Dinald, F. Nokias, Esq., Dolan, Esq , Mr.and
Mrs. Robinson and family, Hun. Anne Marie, Mr. Giles
Pourillery, Madame Marie Caroline. Mr. and Mrs. Sykes,
M.P., Richardson, Esq., E. Cayley, Esq.. Mr. and
M►s. Angersieiu, Captain Finns, Bailley, Esq., Mr.
and Mr*. Mende. Lady Shelley and anis►, Colonel Alcnck,
General Ramsay, Charles Rolls, Esq. Lord and Lady Bel_
grave, Sir R. and Lady Inglis, Bart. Lady Liamore and
family, the Him. Mr. Quin, Sir Charles Smith, the Count
■nd Cuuntess of Hyland and suite, Captain Fitzgerald, the
Hon. Colonel Ponioniby, the Hon. Colonel Bligh and suite,
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland, lord Mimicker and suite, she Rev.
M►. Heurker, Mr. and Mrs. Iluvilet and family, the Earl of
Eases and suite, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Julliffe, the Gumless
D'Ameland, daughter, and suite, Lord Dudley Stewart,
His Excellency Le Chevalier Luis D'Onis and Lady,
King, Esq., E. Warremler, E'q., Dr. and Nlrs.Jrnuings,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cumeis, Madame Dr Soho, Mr.
and Mrs. Tyler and family, Reverend Mr. Alortlock,
Mts. Bell, Caps. Whiti le, the Master. onager, Fletcher,
Copeland, Esq. West, En. --
Emline, Esq. Mi. and Mrs. 'finite, Mr. and Mrs. Culling,
Dien. Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, -- Blake.
ky, Esq. Lord Slaw sad suite, the Misses Elvin'', Thomas
Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Really and family, Mrs. Cootes
hlanningham. John Boileau, Esq. Captain M`Dowell,
Cockburn, Esq. Mrs. rod Mrs. Walker, Lady Eleanor
Walke►, --. Currie, Esq. Captain Bat aural, ---
Wisksw, Esq. Captain Clarke, Caplain French,
Moder, Esq. Mrs. Erskine, Col Mints. Mr. and Mrs. Conk
se.' family, -- Turnbull, Mr. hl'Ernzie, Major Mashes,.
awn, Mr. Lambert, -- Roberts, E.q. Mrs. Ruoke mid fa.
H. Bowden, Eaq I.rrut.•Geacral Mitchell, Captain
Peel, Charles Twyfurd, Esq. Mr. and Mrs Fuller and
family, Sir. and Mrs. Ratcliffe, Mr. sisal Mrs. Wellrme►e,
Mrs. and Miss Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrett and family.

The Countess of GutLYOND and suite arrived on
Mondry at Dover from France.
Sir JOHN HAMSOEN, Bart. will give •n elegant
entertainment this day to a digiiiiguiihed party at his
house in Piccadilly.

Sir A. Hume. Bart. will entertain a large party
of diststiguiblwil personages this day at bia house in
Hill-rtrtet. Berkeley-square.

Mrs. Murcautt.t. entertained r large party of
trshiottablra yesterday evening at her house iu
Charles-street, Berkelty-squore.
The nest church fOr the prigs of St. Andrew,
Ilolboru, will be situated between Brook's-market
nut/ Grays

rim ZING'S COURT.

Yesterday, at half-past eleven o'clock. his MA-.
Jiver held tt Privy Council at his Palace in
Pall-malls which was attended
The Lard Pei/Meat, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretary
of State for the Colnitial Deparinteot, Ike Master-General
of the Ordnance, the Master of the Horse, the Marquis
of Camden, Earl of Pavia, the Earl of Chichester, Earl Cath-
cart, the Bari of Shaftesbury, the Judge Advocate, and Sir
Charles Long.
Mr. Claavtu.sattended as Clerk of the Council.
The Keno gave audiences to the Earl of HAIR-
ZOWEY. Sir C. Lona, and the JUDGE A DVOCATI.
who laid before hie MAJESTY the proceedings of
some Courts Martial.
The Court bloke op about one o'clock. Some
time afterwards hie MAJESTY gave an audience to
Viscount SIDNOUTI4.

THE QUEEN'S CLAIM.

Their Lordship* met yesterday pursuant to the
adjournment of Saturday, and at the usual hour.
The confirm of hearers threatened to be ■s great as
on any previous morning; but nn approaching the
inner lobby they were informed that strangers would
not be admitted. We learnt subsequently that the
arguments being gone through. there was to other
part of the case the conduct of which the public
could be allowed to witness. A report must be
made to his MAJESTY after the deliberations are
altogether concluded before the result can be
publicly known.

CORONArioN.

[intoW LAST NIGHT'S OAUTTSI
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Illltileall, AO 1, 1111.

The King hush been pleased hi-appose of the orsoninalise
of the Right Hoe. Keneeth-Aleitandrr SIAM Howard of
Ellingliama, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable
Military Order of the Bath, to discharge the duties of the
office of Earl Marshal of Englasid at the approaching
solemaity of his Majesty's Royal Coronation, iet consequence
of the indisposition of the Right Memorable Lord Henry..
Thomas Howard.hfolyneux.iloward, Deputy Ea►l Marshal
of &agreed.

Heralds College, ✓nly 10, MI.
Them are to give notice to the Lords Spiritist and Tem-
poral, that the attendsot to wait on each Lord during the
banquet is Vl'estroimier-Hall, on the day of his Majesty's
Complies, saint be habited in a starlet frock coat, with a
garter blue silk sash mead the waist, white waistcoat,
breeches, and silk stockings, with black shoes and scarlet
rosettes.

In eoesequence of the teen-admission of spectators into the
Abbey, the completion of the decorations around the alter
are premeedirog with great dispatch. The royal platform or
stage on which hill Majesty will receive homage, after be
has been croward, .a well as the sacrarium, has been cover-
ed with erimem cloth; it will hereafter receive a more
emeeptmons mewing of cloth of gold.
The Lade Committee of Council have required from the
Earl Mandan' Deportment am estimate of the accomnowdev
lion which the Abbey will afford fur operation, I. order to
enable them to arrange the number of tickets to be loosed to
Peers sod ethers *elided to this privilege. It is calculated
that there are mats for 4,00 permit.
The apholeterera have consimeneed the hangings of the
imam ou the Eitog's /Moran Im Westnosaster Hall. They
are of superfine scarlet cloth, trimmed with a deep yellow
fringe, and look extremely rich.
While the works connected with tbe ceremonial are thus
advanced, the labours of those who are preparing seats fur
the accommodation of the politic, are parmied with equal
zeal. The whole of the houses frosting Westminster Hall,
le Old Palace-yard, have been covered with galleries, some
of which have been tastefully painted and hung with crim-
son cloth, presenting the appearance of boxes in a theatre.
The same observation may be made with respect to
St. Margaret's-street, • part of Bridge.street, the whole of
Little Bridge-street, and part of Great George street. A
publican at the corner of King-street, im order to afford
convenient room, has actually taken down the whole front
of his bowie, supported the floors with beams, mod convert-
ed the rooms into galleries. The top of the Champiol's sits-
Irle has been converted into • hoe for spectators ; and in fact
every place commanding • view of the platform exhibits
erections of various sorts fur the same purpose.