The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-21 00:00:00

At half-past one o'clock yeasierday, their Graces
and suite set of from their house, in Stable-yard, St.
James's, for Woburn, in three carriages and four,
attended by four on-riders, and two servants out
of livery. In the first carriage were, the Duke and
Duchess of Minuets, Miss FOUDVCF, and the
Hon. Captain Possoiiav, son of the Earl of BEs-
aosonan. his Grace's first Aid-de-Camp. le the
second, Mr. Fluor, his Grace's Secretary, and
Dr. YArLS. The third was a barouche, with at-
tcadants. Her Grace was dressed in a scarlet
Hussar dress, trimmed with gold, and a cap to
corrspond. Her Grace looked beautiful ; her
charms were heightened by the tear of sensibility
glistening in her eye, at the tears and blessings of
her don:estics. as well as of the speaators. The
Stable-yard was filled with her Grace's trades-peo-
ple. all anxious to catch a last look at their Pa-
troness.

The lion. Mrs. Tacvoa arrived to take leave of
the Duchess, but her carriage could not get through
she c: owd, and she patiently sat in it until she saw
ber fair !vend drive off. Their Graces intend to re-
main at Woburn this day, and to-morrow they will
sec est on their journey for Ireland, where the
affability and elegant hospitality of Lady CHAR•
LOTTIt lattot, the Duchess's sister, who resided
with the General, st the camp, near Dublin, pre-
vines to the rebellion of 1798, live in the remem-
brance of every person honoured by her society.

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Yesterday !nothing, the Duke of YORK arrived
at Windsor from town, at halt past eight o'clock,
and af-erwards rode on horseback with His MA-
JESTY, Dukes of YORE and CI:MBERA•ND, Prin-
cesses AUGELYA and SOPIDA, accompanied by
Generals MANNERS and Ft vzsov, Colonel TAY-
-I.oa. &c.
The Duke of Susstx was expeetled at Windsor
yesterday aftei noon.
Tt-ts Hon. Crlonel MEADE arrived yesterday, at
S: James's Coffee-house, St. James's-street, from
Ireland.
The Earl of Dtasv gave a grand dinner yester-
day, at his boars,. in Grosvenor-•goare, to the Mar-
quis of Dot.slAS. the Earl and Countess of Sc,.
TOP., Earl and Countess Coweta, Earl of Jensey,
Viscousness ANDOVIR, Lords A. HAMILTON aid
Ossut.vor., Sir Jen“ Snetty, and Sir STEPHEN
GLYNN. During dinner, the Earl of SEEEON was
taken ill, and obliged to Titre to the Dia*. ing-
rown ; hut, we aro happy zo state, his Lao dship
was so muc'i recovered as D/ join the company in
the evenin.e.
'On Mt nelay. Mr. Fox will remove into the
Luke of llsnsoan's !mow, and on Wednesday he
will entertain His Royal Highness the Peirce of
WALES, Lord GRENVILLE, and a number of Mi.
nisterixl Friends ♦t dinner.
M r BLITT performed ThrearP, last night, at
Covent-garden Theatre, to a very elegant audience,
and was much applavded.
The • Duchers of Gostoon left town yesterday
morning, on a visit to Mrs. I-ousts, at Twicken-
ham.

Viscount 11fouarrov arrived yesterday at STPE-
c.t:'s hotel, Clifford street, from 'teland.
The TI4 e Ilers have taken up their abode at Old
Drury, and are determined "to rainy no more mimed,"
chile they can attract such an audience as that of
last night, at home.
The last Bath arrivals are—

Rar.tn Hownwarh, Lady Matthew, Hon. and Rev. Mr.
Mewl, Sir Jnhn Treat.lvan Sir R. and Lady Bkkerton,
Gener.i Leslie, Gen. and Mrs. Diacto, Gen. Barclay, Col.
Matthews and family, Cul. Searle, Col Harevy, M. Chi-
the-tar, Motor Moore, Rey Mr. Menstle, Rev. Mr. Crumb,
Am Mr. Riv.ett, Rev. Mr. Powell, and Rev. Mr. Irvine.
Iris sail, that Her Royal Highness the Princess
of WA Lts intends passing the susnme: at Dasslish ;
and that the Duke of Gioucesrr► has taken, for
one year, Mamhead, the beautiful seat of the late
Lord Lisacast, in Devonshire.

Lady G. CAVENDISH gave a Grand Rout last
a:plat, at her house, Saville-row, which was nume-
rously attended.
The Countess of Bastarranat's first Rout this
seasra, took place last evening, at her house, Sack-
vihit.srreet, which was attended by upward; of three
hundred of the Nobility. Her Ladyship's suit of
dtsgring-rooms was brilliantly lighted, and the me-
dalkicns with which the ceiling is irterspegsed, had
a beautiful effeet. la the the brilitant assemblage
were--
lig koest Highness the Notre of W the Dukes of
?loot•rof, De 111,,ti. and DP ; Ou,:hime• of Der-
set 31:4 Dolt.n; the MatChitaltle..es •t: Heletfor,, Do.trol, and
Sahnour, ; the Couateit of ewe tha Pasusuese Atnbass.t.
dot seve+at of the F.nrigo
The Duchess of I/Ivo:43min s had a small supper
Par:T, last 'Wednesday ; and at half-past one, on
Thursday resigning, her Grace was taken estremely
al. Sir WALTER FARRESIAII, Drs. BLANE and
nitxxv were immediately sent for, and remained
with her Gra, e till hall-past three, when they left
her much recovered ; and we are happy to say she
w2s hem r yesterday.
Mr. Tug hi AS HOPE Will shortly lead to the Altar
of Hymen, the beautiful Miss LnttsA BEI ESTOND.
?oungest daughter of the Archbishop of TvAsi.
flits young lady's mind is as amiable as her person
is Irriely.
We are happy to inform our readers, that Mr.
C aaaaa ix, and the two sons of Lord Notes:ay.
vier suffering shipwreck, and almost unexareFled
fatigue arid hardship, were safe. at Constaral3o-
Pk. oa the eth of November. They have since
*"lied &bens, and are now in pestee health at

Th. rand dinner given last evening to the Mar-
tnis of Wit LLSLLY, at Witt's', Itoorns. by the
gentlemen who were resident in India during th.e
Admin:stra.ion of the Marquis, was attended by n...ar
two hundred noblem-n and gentlemen. The tables
'were Lid in the ball-room, and wore dec-rated in a
■magnificent style, and covered sOth every delicacy
th.t could be procured. The second course was
served at nine o'clock. The room was most br,l.
bandy lighted with wax lights, in diamond
cut-
lass chandeliers. This splendid entertainment, it
sand, will cost three thousand pounds.

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