The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-03 00:00:00

MISS BAINBRIDGE'S CONCERT.

On Tuesday last, this Lady gace a grand supper
arid musical party, at her home, Upper Brooke-
surer, Grosvenor-square, sshich was attended by up-
warns of two hundred personages of the first rank
and fashion. The tables were laid to accommodate
120 pert ins, and decoratt.ii in a very elegant style.
Supper was served at halt past one, and consisted
of every delicacy of the season, served on th- finest
china. Mr. Ill•HA 14 was present; but prevented,
by indisposition, from lending his pow-tful aid to
the vocal part of the entertainment: he made a
most elegant apology to the company.
Signora STOItACIL was in fine voice, and sang
several airs with great tare and spirit. A Gentle-
man amateur played on the harp, and might have
been mistaken for a second flee/met ; s I Ladies,
amateurs, sa..g some beau:i!ul airs, with taste, deli-
cacy, and sweetness. The Countess of A BEIDILES,
Lady and the Hoeourable Miss FORT MOE, and
Sir Diu/Mb/OND and Lady Se 1114. were present.

Yesterday morning, the Duke of KEST, and Prin-
cesses A vousr A and Sophia, accompanied by Gene-
ral MAPPER% and Colonel TAYLOR, on horseback,
and Lady 'IN YhNt. ift a carriage and pair, took an
airing in Windsor Great Park.
Their MAJESTIES had a Concert at Windsor Cas-
tle, on Tuesday night, by Her MAJRST T'S band.
His NI ',tests' did not come is town yesterday, as
was cape/fed.
The Duke of &Torok D was to hold a levee at the
Castle of Dublin, on Monday last.
Lord DUDL SY, with his accustomed benevolence,
has sent a large quantity of coals to be distributed
amongst the poor Freemen of Worcester.
Miss CR AN MD, who sprained her ancle, is so
much recovered, as to propose resuming her place
in the Biller At the Opera•house, on Tuesday next.
Earl MAC/terrier had hoer, ill for some time;
but was not considered by the faculty in immediate
danger. His Lordship's complaint is ascertained
to have been a mortification in his stomach.

Amongst the various transparencies exhibited in
Dublin, en the arrival of the Duke of BEDFORD I
and Mr. Pomsora Iv, was the following very laconic
one —.4 Renell—. 4 P.n.roebv.
Viscount and Viscountess NIIDOLZTON leave
town, this day, for P:pper Harrow, G.dalmin,
Stir I ey.
The Earl and Countess Foortscue left town,
last Tuesday, on a visit to Lord and Lady
at their beautiful seat, Oakhani, Surrey.
The Earl of LONGFORD leaves town, next Satur-
day. for Dublin.
The F..irl and Countess Se theta will leave town,
this day, for ‘Vimbledon.
The waistcoat of Mr. L•I4 BERT, the fat man, was
buttoned, yesterday, round four grenadiers.
The body of the Duchess of Devonsotaa has
been opened, and the cause of her death ascertained
to have been a diseased liver.
The Rev. A pea JOHN Scot r, of St. John's
College, Cambridge, Chaplain to the late Lord
SELsori, is admitted to the degree of Doctor in
Divinity, by Royal Mandate.
The family of Gary De liowrca is one of the
oldest and most illustrilus in the North of England.
Some of them were the companions of Henry the
Fifth in the conquest of Fran:e, and received the
titles of Viscount G LLND• La and Earl of T•fiasa-
vitt.e, in addition to their laurels.
M•svcas, the title which Viscount New ARE as-
moves, as an Earl of the United Kingdom, is ann-
um% title in the Prm a I.POINT family. One of his
Lordship's ancestors was created by King CDR R Les
the First. Barou Pierrepoiut, Viscount Newark, and
Earl of Kingston, having at the same time the titles
of Baron slanvers and Ilerriz. The Pierrepnints
are a family of great antiquity, and are supposed to
have come to England with WILLI•NI the Con-
queror ; and we find Sir Simms Pi irer had
a summons to Parliament in the 9th year of the reign
of Eowaro the Second.
Greater sport is expeeed at Newmarket Races
this Easter, than there has been for many years
past. Upwards of f": 00 horses have been training,
and all the stables are taken up. His Royal High-
ness the mince of %VA Las has several horses; the
Msrgravine of A'sses's grey colt is to run,
and is became a favourite, for the Derby stakes.
The Duke of Gs ikurom's colt is in fine condition.
Old Qara. the property of the 11-in. G. Vitt-gas,
who has won several prizes at Bracket Hall, is
again in training, and looks remarkably welL
His Royal Highness the Prince of WA Las. it is ea-
paled, will be present at the Rates, which GOID•
;sea= aest Monday.

twn szmitngs to oe paia on convicr.cm (MUM .--
I prizes at Bracket Hall, is that he confessed to biro that he committed the
Magistrates, or such other tribunal as shall L
and looks remarkably welL robbery, and set fire to the house of Mrs. Stan, at thought fit ;—for the first aboance four. for t'
he Prince of WA L s. it is ez- Hadleigh, in Suffolk, for which Sdreh Lhoyd, the second doubling every time, if the absence
nt At the Races. which COM- servant-maid. with whom he intrigued, and who successive.
admitted a;rri tato the 110i1611, was 'Oren:ed.
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