The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-29 00:00:00

• .FASIIION.
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On Friday t4enitig last die 1114tcli:One!s of Won-
t n En [rave a Grand Rout at her house in Baker-
stivet, .to all the. beauty and fashion of the metro-
polis. /Among the gay visitors were,
1..rt.-..Egrement, Aliergavanny, Bridgewater, and Stanhope.
risrosnaisi-bersnlq, and Wentwurtli. s
Lin.— dsl2hetwylair, and Elmo's.
tiarringtno, 11. Clarke, and 11. Martin.
Gcturalb—Mar-h, and Pnvnta.
Codolets-Harridge, Edwards, and Bentinck.
Capialak—Vaughan, and Kinr.
Maws.--M.dion I.ather, Washer, }-frrt ord, Mill;, tlawsm,
Warren, Weddle, Ileatlicote, liar-
rinron, Elliot, Hirvey,Cox,T. Vauglian, ',Le, and Williams.
Inteltews ref B ann.

Doasger of Bath.
Counteurs—Egremont, 'Sutherland, Carnarvon, and Ben-
tinck.
Viscarttestra--Bulkely, and Wentworth.
Lndit—.C. Lennox, C. Nelson, J. Howard, T. Motley
Perth, Heply, three Thslities, I laggerston; Harrington,
Broughton, Martin, Rolla, Bentinck, Auckland, Eit-ton, and
M. Filsroy.
Mihrecycs--Serle, Egerton, Clark, Gregory, Mathews, Gos-
ling, Evac.t, H Wiltams, Warren, Heatherite, Butler, .1
kyll, L. Ironmonger, Vernon, Morris, C. tientinek, Smith,
Garoiet, Aninoteis, Cox, Cornwallis, Townshend, Lee,
Wheeler, Lekvie, and Morratt.
Ain —Walpole, JefT•rys, Langford Brooke, Mathews,
Hobson, Welter, tw Everett*. Dawson, Warren, C. Smith,
Weddle, Scduey, Tiwnsliend, Pltilpot, I iarvey, Backman,
Perry, A. Wats in, GAMI and Wheeler.
Mrs. FITZHERBEKT gave on Sunday evening last
the second Ladies Subscription Concert. this season,
at her house its Tilney-street, which was attended
by all the amateurs and persons of distinetion in
London. The Concert was under the. direaion of
Mr. SALOMON, Mr.BRAH AM, Madam BOLL
ra STOR ACE, VlCAtiOtil, and RovLotNo, exerted
their vocal powers. Among the company were,

I lit Royal I liglite.nts the Prince of Wales. .
Princess de Castace
Duchess of &lion.
Marcia es...lmA and Douglas.
filarekirsinsts—Salisbury and Downshire.
}'ar4—Crr isle, Ettnkeley and Linter ck:
Count. stes—Starlienthergh, Montingtitri; Sutherland, Colic,
Carlisle, Carhamptim, I larrelgton, and Clare.
rimeetnits—Sudley, Dtirstey, and llaml den.
rigenturists--Wentworth and Ifithitelen.
Count Starle.mbergh.
Baron de Riii e.
Lord:—Antherst, Borringdou, Camlor, Crag, and Os-
borne.
La.firt—De Cliff vd, T. Burke, Haggerston, J. Howard, G.
C:cil, Amherst, E. Monk, Andover, 11:1i:Tool, F. Ratliff La-
tingdon,(3. Howard, Cawdur, Broughton, Pereitids, Palke, E.
Pulite, anti Warren.
lira—(; Afflock, R. Milbanke, H. Ethetington.
General Piggot.
folotiets—lfietatitirk and Witithatn.
Messrs Hale, C. Bentinek, Thompson, W. Kerr,
Moore, Simpson, Freeinantte, Thelltassun, Hardy, Andrews,
Ward, B. Pager, Travers, andl.;aulfield.
Mistresses—Hales, Clonyvrt, Piggott, Walpole, Stu rt, W,04!)4.4
saixt Cousin:, Ruder, Brushy, Gascuigne, Harcourt, Thel-
(union, Hardy, and Rigby.
Alisscret—Hale, liaggerston, Conyers, I..wley, Jefferys,
Start, Farquhar, Stiramerrille, Sloane, and Hardy.

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This day the Ruy At. FAMILY leave Windsor for
London.
The hunt which was to have taken place on Fri-
day last at Maidenhead Thicket, and which was
posiponed on account of his MAJLSTY being unex-
peitedly detained in town to give audience to Mr.
ADDINGTON, took place yesterday morning. As
soon as his M tjesty, attended by Generals HAs-
col/ r and NI A :':NERs, arrived, the harriers, who
were kept in readiness, were thrown off for the day's
diversion. A number of Noblemen and Gentlemen
Sportsmen attended. His MAJESTY was in high
spirits, and appeared to enjoy the sport, which was
most excellent.
About twelve o'clock, her itl/0 Est v and the Prin-
cesses AcousrA and ELIZABETH, attended by Mrs.
DRAX Gaosvcriort, took an airing to Frogniore, and
walked a considerable time in those delightful gar-
dens. The weather being remarkably fine, the Prin-
cesses SOPHIA and AMELIA, attended by the lion.
Mrs. HA RCOuaT, rode in Windsor Great 'Park.
Lady TEMPLETOWN gave last night a ball and
supper to about 21)0 fashionables, at her house in
Portland-place.
The Marchioness of I TIAPFORT is preparing to
entertain a large party at her house in Stanhope-
street, in a few days. Five hundred are invited.
Lady Wm. Rt'ss Et. arrived in town last night, from
Streatham, at her new town residence in Conduit-

Street.
One of General ANnarosst's couriers yesterday,
purchased sixty quires of I)onn's embossed paper,
at I-loot:11Am and EnRR'S in Bond-street, for the
Use of the FIRST CONSUL.
Lady READ'S rout, Curzon-street; Mrs. D.4E
T WIEN'S music, Lower Grosvenor-street; and Sir
d. HoRT'S dinner, Arlington-street, occupied a large
portion of the fashionable world yesterday.
Mr. J. DENT'S dinner, Audley-square; Countess
of ROTHE'S rout, Upper Brook-street, and Miss
ABRAHAM'S concert, Park-lane, will attra4t the no-
tice of the fashionable world this evening.
Prince Onot.ENstrY on Sunday morning last
from Paris, at his house in Great Mary-le-bone-
street.
Admiral Sir THOMAS PAISLEY, Bart. left tow
yesterday for his seat at Chilland's Cottage. neat
Winchester.
Mrs. MONTAGUE Bev (ma'am's Ball last night in
Baker-street, was very fashionably and numerously
attended.
Yesterday morning died at her house in Welbeck-
street, Mrs. CA RTW MIGHT, of a short illness.
We are sorry to announce that Mr. DEVAT tars'
life was last night despaired of at his house atTurn-
hair-green.
At eleven o'clock yesteyday morning an express
arrived at the Earl of DARNLEY's, in Ikrkeley-
square, announcing the deaths of ltis mother, the
Dowager Countess of DARNLEY. at her seat at
Bounds, near Turtbridge,Weils, in the fitly-sixth
year of her age. She was attended by her mother
the lion. Mrs: BUTLER, till 1::er death, and also by
• the Earl and Countess of DARNLEY, with Lady C.
and Lady E. BLIGH, her daughters.
Yesterday morning the remains of Mrs. DAVID
Scorn' was conveyed from her house in Upper-
Liarley-street, to Clerkenwell new burying-ground,
fbr Interment. The funeral procession moved as
follows : A hegzse and six, with mutes, and sixteen
-outriders ; eight mourning coaches and six, with
eighteen gentlemen's carriages.
. We are happy to state that Lord ST. VINCENT is
so much recovered from his late indisposition, as to
be able to. attend the Admiralty Board as usual.
On Saturday Lard MELvILLI had a long confer-
eni•eaviih Lord Sr. VINCENT; at his house in the
admiralty;



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