The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-07-06 00:00:00

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401 FASIIION*.
LADY HEATi f cOTE
Gave a CI and Rout on Monday evening last at live.
house in Grobveuor-Nuare, to nearly three hundred
persons of distinction) after the rout her Ladyship
entertained a seleA party of friends to a selen sup.
per; among the company were noticed the follow.
ing
Prince E•terhare, Pnrtugucee Ataboutdor.
liquibun and St Alban's.
F.arle—Pcity Stmillope, Winehelsea, and Carli4le.
Visrounte—Lowtt,cr, Forbes, Fa:.iioatli, Morpeth,
chibbnruk, and Mountry.
Lord —A Cordon, St. If !en's, Arnhem, Aurkfrinrt,
Ftentincl:, C Manner-, Valiers, o,s,:liton, G. L. Goe-r•
fiorinzdmi.

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Generals—At. John, Tarleton, Gresvenot.
COS•011.-.11)0fr, and Coniirr.
MeArs..a-Levrea, 0. Hunte.r, Dennison, I'. Chap'.ain, FAer
Plattnimt, HneAder, Duff, Waldesrace, Delniy, A. Smith,
Lauretic.-, Sloane, Perry, Hale, Dickens, Latouchr, Piers:
point, Churchill, Talbot, Micklewhite, Clinlinomfelry,
main, !oasis, Beekford, St. G. Caulfield, Lloyd, Acheson, 0,4
Brotnnell.

Duchesses—Northumberland, Rutland, Bolton, and St it.
b.%
IV/archlonesses—flownshire and Hertford.
CourinNscs---Wald,..grave, Galknvay, Carbele,
Etnzace, Liverpool, Euston, Chatham, and Clare.
Viscountewev—bowther and Castlereagh
Latlics—L. Manners, three Perm, Clive, A. Wyndhint,
M. Waltlegrave, S. Stewart, Howard, De Clifford, C. E
ham, B uee, T. Viner, Pelham, Templeton, two GrevilL ,
M. Singleton, W Wombswell, Garlies, C. iggtt, Set m„u
Cadogaii, C. Jenkinson, E. Monk, Corry, E Cross, C.
ma, Dowager De Claud, ,M.Bentinck, C. Grevtlle, and H.
Fitzgerald.
Mi.stre.ses-t-R igby, Dickens Fielding, T. o.zplain,
R. Smith, Thom MOM, Fitzherbea, 'Carleton, lelusteri, Smiti ,
St. G Caulfield, Freemantle.
Misies—Mansers, Dick Fielding, Lowther, Cook
Thompson, Hill, Pelham,Boseowen, Caton, Fitzroy, A oguot.,,
Jeuiciusun, Munk, Croft, three Ferdyces,Harvey.

Yesterday morning, soon after breakfast, his M.
jEsr v, the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, and the Prino!,=e;
SOPHI A and A.Ns LTA* attended by General
GWYNNE,,, Major DECBROW, and Lady IC,I BELLA
THYNNE, took an airing on horseback in Windsor
Great Park.

Her Mt.itsTv, the Princesses AUGUST• and
ELIZABETH, attended by the .Marchioness of BAv
and Daughter, and Countess of AYLESBC:RY, toik
an airing to Frogmore.
In the evening the Royal Family left Windsor
for Kew.

This day his MAJESTY will hold a Levee.
On Monday the Corporation of Windsor voted
an Address to His Majesty. We understand they
would have voted it sooner, had it not been for the
espe6tation of calling a meeting of the inhabitants,
in which they were disappointed.
On Sunday last, His Royal Highness the Duke
of YoRK gave a very elegant Dinner at the Ship, at
Weybridge, to a large party of Military Officers ;
among the Company were General Dovtx, Genet-Al
MACDONALD, Col. M'CLouD, Col. STEWART.,
Capt. TAYLOR, Mr. GREENWOOD, &c.
The Parish of Snoring, in Norfolk, has offered to
raise a corps of Volunteers, but it was feared the
fellows might be disposed to slop upon duty.
The Earl and Countess of BLICKiNCHAMSHIRE.
leave town on Sunday next, for their seat in No:-
folk.

The Earl of CHOLMONDEL EV and Family leave
town next week for Cholmondeley-Hall, Cheshire.
from whence they proceed to their seat in Norfolk.
The Right Hon. Mr. BE RESFOR D returned to
town last night from the scat of Lord EA R LEY,
where he has been for some days on a visit.
The Army of Reserve Bill will fall lightly upon
the mor•mill,nerr. While there are so many pretty
girls out of employ, these gew-gaw gentlemen
can easily find suls'iluicc.
Lady PrUNLOCK F: removed last week to her new
residence, 22, in Albemarle-street.
The PRINCE of WALLS left town on Monday
for Brighton.
A beautiful young Duchess lately ordered a
Lori', he in Long-Acre. The Duke came next day
and fondly countermanded it, being apprehensive
that her Grace might catch cold in an open car-
riage.
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Fourteen waiters were taken on Monday by a
press-gang, at a house of call. Upon their arri-
sal at the tender, the sailors made a gib-sail of the
t0,,,./5 found in their pockets.
All the stiff and coy old maids have expressed their
readiness to enter the army of reserve.
The Earl of MoupursoßßlS gave yesterday an
elegant Dinner to a party of friends at
Grove.

The Earl of BERKELEY has arrived at Ports-
mouth, to take the command of the South Glou-
cester Militia at that place, and the Earl of Esser
the Heretlmdchire, at Gosport.
When .1E Li us CAISA It invaded England, he found
the English ladies upon the shore na/ed and paintel
ready to resist him. From the female migrations t
the coast, BONAPARTE may exped a similar re‘ep-
tion.

As the Earl and Countess of CHOI. MONDELET
were walking, on Sunday evening, at the Basin, in
the Green Park, near the upper gate leading
f into
Piccadilly, they were surrounded by a mob o pick-
pockets. The Earl was fortunate enough to save
his watch, but he lost ten guineas and a bunch cf
leeys.
Yesterday the LORD MAYOR was attended by
the Master and Warden's of the Baker's Company.
and having inspected the weekly returns of ear
Mealweighers, ordered the price to be continued a;
before, viz the quartern loaf wheaten 94d. and
household 8:d.
The unrivalled Dancing of Mrs. PARKER, in the
new Local Divertisement at the Ca 'lc us, will eve: be
considered a grand desideratum. The merit corn-,
bined in the Piece, and the unprecedented loyalty of
its sentiments, can never be equalled. We under-
stand it will be repeated this evening, with such s
variety of Entertainments, as must prove the great
popularity of that elegant Place of Sanuner Amuse-
ment.

Early yesterday morning the room which Si
JACOB AST LEY occupies at ..the Swan Hotel, Wes:-
minster Bridge, was robbed of Sir JACOB'S pocket-
book, containing bank notes to the amount of 4011
and several articles of wearing apparel. Sir JAcos
left his bed-room to go into the coffeeroom to
breakfast, when his property was cafe, and on bic
return to dress he discovered the robbery. 'The
man who slept in the adjoining room to Sir limos
is strongly suspe6ted to be the robber, an he left the
house in a short tinae-attorsuddenk, wiJainittakins
any. kasha.

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