The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

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The Drawing Roam this day eg littebiasbimu
Palace will be succeeded by a gram. ImilirmitlMS-
per at Carltoo House Palace at else& The en-
tertaintneot will be upon a sesio. et Ausesse•
dinary splendour, and will be diesiqpiabsd by
• more particular selection than any haw ft-.
canon. All the young Ladies, married eiddliin-
-le, of the Nobility and Gentgp eissit'enlabilited
for their oeauty, are invited. The 1111111111. ef asorf
of the ancient Court Dames are not in the alined
list. The fair assemblage will be a true repre-
sentation of King George IV.'s beauties. The save
splendid company. as far as circumstances Will
admit. are also expected to adore-.the Open-(souse
and oilier public Theatres on the nights when his
Majesty will honour these scenes of amusement with
his presence. King Charles IL's beauties. so lensed
in history. will be outrivalled by the ',scantiest,
of George IV.
CO VEN T-Gcl RD EN THEATRE.

Last night &lira Foods appeared, for the
.first
time since her long indisposition, in the part of
Lanigan, in the musical romance of Henri Quasre.
The traces of her late illness were observable en her
acting, which was intimated and interesting. In
consequence of the indisposition of Mr. C. K 1111•
ILE, the character of Eugene de Biro's was sale-
gained by Mr. Cox Noa, and that of O'Derisiel by
Mr. COIIgIL The indulgence usual on such occa-
•iona was solicited for the., gentlemen, who ac-
quitted themselves very creditably. The other
characters were well supported, and the play expe-
rienced a very favourable reception.
Soon after its conclusion Meyers Dimon& and
_EMMA Ir AT exhibited some very wonderful feats,
in which they displayed uncommon muscular
strength and agility. One of those gentlemen
lifted on his back an immense number of weights,
which were placed together on a broad plank.
He then seized two. mess by the arms. tone in each
hand, mud bore them ins that manner scrota the
stags, without, any apparent effort. The other,
placing his hands oar the back of a chair, raised
himself with his feet in the air, and remained
sonic time in that position. Ile Ida., balanced
himself its an horizontal position, the weigh!
of his body resting solely area his arms. Cousidesw•
able opposition was nutuifested during the 'alibi.
tier—out that the performance by any means dir.
appointed expectation, but it seemed In be the
opinion of a number of persons, that such spec-
tacles were unbecoming a first-rate legitimate
theatre. The balm was avoided with reek. beauty,
and fashion. n ;
PASIIIONABLII MOI E.WEN TS.
The Duke of Grafton and the Ladlee.lPilarhy are me
rived at their house in Clary street, Piccadilly, from their
.eat, Wakefield Lodge, Stony Stratford.
The Dirks of Norfolk arrived or Taemisy as his helm is
St. James's-spear% floes his seat, Finalist% Suffolk.
The Earl of Cathcart and the Hun. Captains Cathcart ar•
Dived yesterday at Iteddiah's Hotel, Jermmetreet, from Ida
Lordship's seat in Berks.
Lewd arid Lady Asses and Mies Anima arriredion Team
day at the St. James's Hotel, filerasyrimreet, from air
borough, Staffordshire, sued Is a few days they attend babe
Lowe for Switzerland.
Earl Spencer bow left town for his seat, Althorp, North-
amptonshire.
Arrivals at Shelley's Hotel, Crodumser-street
Mills from Ireland ; sad Wm. Lockhart, Esq. from his Nag
is Surrey.
The Earl et Ashbarnbans is renamed to town from his
seal, Ashbornham-place, Semen.
Ilea. Colonel sad Mrs. Howard are arrived at their hostai
is Grosveoor-strare, from their seat, Aslistearl Pas.
Lord sod Lady Cranborre returned to town paelleadap
from Hatfield.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jeraiya-street :—Earl Calais*,
from hie seat in Ireland ; Lord Bayniag, from his seat
ilimiaghani, Denham Norfolk; Hoe. Mr. Verna., from a
-tour; G. Mummy, Esq. from Beth; Captain F. Malt.
had, R.N. from Portaioetli ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory,
from their seat, Hallow, Norfolk.
Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jeresyn.street :—Sir John
sad Lady Hay, (iota Ireland; Sir John sad Lady Brows,
from their seat sear Maidstone, Kest ; and General sad Lady
Dundee.
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermye-street
Zenith sad family, from Beth ; Joke White, Eaq. (rum
ditto • sad Charles &widish, Esq. from a tour.
The Marquis sad Marchioness of Lausdows arrived yew
terday evening at Lassdowir House, Berkeley.square, from
The Earl and Cornices Cowper sad Lord Melbourne re.
timed to towel on Tuesday cytosine, from Brighton.
Arrivals at Greillun's Hotel, Albemarle-street John
Shelley. Bart. frorallhis mat, Mareslield Park, Sussex; ---
/Caight, Eli. from a tour; and Mr. and Mrs. Greet, from
their seat in Scotland.
Arrivals at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle.atreet a--Lady Roden.
from a tear; Colonel and Mrs. Wilkes, from a tour ; and
the Hon. Mr. and Mr.. Kenyon.
Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Lord Bing- .
ham, hoes the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Seton Kerr and fa.
Nally, from Cheltenham ; Viscount Deerharst, from his seat,
Severn Bank, Worcestershire ; Mr. Nugent and James
Masse, Esq. from Brighton; and Mr. and Um. Tempera,
fauns their seat in Herts. Departures.:—Hon. Colonel and
Mrs. hlorland for their seat, Seven Oahe, Keel; and Sir
George and Mr. Pipit foe their meal In Maillossialure.
Lord and Lady Gage and bmilintillMtnamsGeoiUmes Hotel,
albeinark.street, in a few dapkilisrfintarid. •

Yesterday Prince LsoroLD dined with Earl
Theovrts LOW, at his home in Cavendish-square,
where a numerous party was assembled to meet his
Royal Highness.
Sir ROBERT WIGRAM, M.P. enteritimed yester-
clay a numerous party of distinction, at his house in
COM itit-pl See.
The pregnancy of the Queen of WIRTZMIERR
has beets officially announced at Stutgard.
The new Crowu for the King of Fasuca contains,
in the great number of jewels with which it is orna-
mented, the superb d' I called the " Regent."
LICTTEIt FROM Till KING.—We are requested
to Istmosuca the publication of the Twentieth Eds-
sios of Ors above rostresakre Loose. The eoporeadereted,
/ale of Twenty Thoesead Copies, la the .hart spare of a
tie meshy of itself peeves the iatriasie merit of Me
bur, as as addiiistail claim to the anemias of Ma Mk,
res are hiturared by Mr. SAIMI, the Publisher, that he boa
reetivial Letters from more respretalde imdilidaai., is va-
rier,. parte of the Veiled bearius limeriag. tea-
rionsioy to the goad effects predated so thy piths wind by
the Letter haw the Kusg to his Prairie.