The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1811-06-28 00:00:00

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MARRIAGE IN lIIGH LIFE.

Wednesday was married, by aprcial licence, Lora
;UKGIIFIRsH. eldest son of the Earl of WESTSIOR.
,4riu, to Mies WELLESLEY POLE, daughter of the
ion. Mr. NVELLeaLvir Pour: The ceremony took
dace at the house of Mr. I.VELLesl.er Por.e, in
iaville row, end was performed by the Birhop of
3ATII and WELLS. Among the company present
a ere—
the Manion of Wellesley. the Earl of Westmorland, the
7ountras Cliolotoodeley, Lady %%IEIIIOOOo, 1.u.41 llmgc.in.
lOU, Lady I% Mr. Fiere,
After the ceremony the company ant down to an
.legarit dinner, and in the eve, i tie happy pair
f't town for the seat of Lord Du ticANNors, at Rot—
iampton.
The fair Bride is the second datglit.r of Mr. NV.
111.1 elder sister is married to the brother
af Lord BAGGY. There is another sister, v.ry
ham'soirre, unmarried.

Oa Wednesday, at half post three, His MAJESTY
came on the Terrace at Windsor, and walked till
a quarter past four o'clock ;at half-past seven, he
returned again, and walked till eight, accompanied
by Dr. Wil.t.ts.—The Queen and PatatAilrs
took an airing to Tapl,w, and came back ag.tin at
eight o'clock.
Yesterday morning turning nut wet, the Puma
cassea did nut take their usual mornings rides.
At half past twelve o'clock, the kisu crime on the
terrace, accompanied by Dr. Witdds, and
walked till one, when he retired to his dinner.
- -Yesterday,
,at half past twelve o'clock, the Duke
of You arrived at Wiiithoe.
His Royal Highness the Duke 'of CuSaiIERIANIP
yesterday entertained several of the (Wel% of the
15th LiglatAlregoons with a grand breakfast, at his
houseat &ew.
Marchioness WeLLest.tor gave a grand rout last
night. at her house is Orosvenor-square.
The Esti of Gatti MID intends to leave town in
a few days for Leicestershire, and afterwards his
Lordship will go to Ireland.
The Countess of, Jeavav's last rout this season,
will take plaee on the ad of neat month, at hie
hotel. in Berkeley-square.
•. Earl and Countess CuoLuONDELIV gale a grand
dinner yesterday, to—
His Royal Highness the Dike of York, the Rarl of Lau-
die lade, Earl Giey, the Eart and Countess of Jersey, the
Countess of Westmorland, Lord Erskine, General Fitz-
patrick, Gen. Rippe', arid Mr. Pierrepcont.
His Lordship will give another grand dinner this
day.
The Duchess of Dcvowsittes gave a grand ball
and supper on Wednesday night, at Devonshire-
house, Piccadilly ; in addition to the usnal pre-
parations, marquees were placed in the gardens, ins
which varigated lamps were tastefully auspeeded
the shrubs, hut the effect was spoiled by the heave
rain. The company were prevented frnos danuins•
on the lawn. and ',pain's' to tile hall room. ALL
two o'clock supper was announced, dancing was re-
sumed at four, and continued until ant.
-el the fashionables in town were present.

The Right Hou. Sir Jona AIieTRUTUTII. Bart.
Member f 4 Austruther, in Scotland, died on
Wednesday, at his house in Albemarle-street, after
a short illness of three d3y&—He has left • widow .
a son, and two daughters.—By hie demise, a nen
s o:i of 15001. I year falls into the East India Coin

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Mr.. JORDAN, always admired for her taste, has
introduced, as an elegant addition to the present
reunite attire, a small whole silk parasol. with a
border of rich Mechlin lace, a quarter of • yard
deep. forming a most becoming stiade, mad answer.
ing the united purpose of a parasol, • cap, anti veil.
Miss DUNCAN is engaged at the Sunderland
Theatre tor three nights. She made her debut on
Tuesday Might in the Widow Cheerlv and Prireille.
in The Romp. From thence she was to proc •ed to
South Shields, and next to North Shields, where she
was to make her first appearance in the same cha-
racters in both three towns.
The Edinburgh Theatre-Roys! was opened on
Saturday, with ?he West Indian. All the perform-
ers were heartily greeted. and Mr. JOHN JuNNa
sTotrE was hailed with shouts of applause—his
Major O'Flakerty is certsiuly one of the moat
chaste. humorous. and exquisite performances of
the British drama.
A mont7 the lag arrivals at Bath are:—
Lady FilluiDdi Lad, 3• King, Hon. Col. and Mrs Hay-
Luria% Starr nod Mrs. Milling, Dr. Mrs. mil Mao Nicol,
Dr. H. Taylor, Kee. Mr. and Mrs Kirkby, Rev.). and Mrs.
Kiosks Her. Mr. Tsileton, R. v. Mr. Illecicnomi, Rey Mr.
Deer,;Lev J.Jeors. Capt. Graham, Coat Maine, Capt. w.
L. Wail-n. Mr. sad Mrs. Mailma, Mr. and Mr. Wray, Mr.
Mrs. and Mae Ladles, Mr. Mrs. sad Mias Lase, Mr. Mrs.
sad two NISI, Hodson., Mr. (luck, Mr. fliancone, Mr deem -
tom, Mr Beckley. Mr. Powell, Mr. Rapper, Me Parinter„
' Mr. Price, Mr. Mills, Mr. H Digby, Mr Gtasger, Mr. Lloyd,
Mr. Welsteid, Mr. Sannilers, Mr. atoms, Mr. medley, Mr.
' Toth, Mr. Lane, Mr. Deary, Mr. Marrisso, Mr. (i64,16n.
Mr. G. Sigusoird, Mrs. Galt. Mrs. Ite6l„ Mw. Mann, Mrs.
may, Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Blernwirsiries, Miss Corner, Mise
Barrett, alias Roth, Miss M. Jones, MI4II Sweet, Wes Ny66.
It was not until several public orators had et.
erted their eloquence iii vain to dissipate the crowd
at Carleton Douse. on Wedoesdae. that the Duke
of examescr came forward to make lbw siltirese to
the public with the kind and parental force end
i feeling which was attended with such ham edict.
and probably saved the live. amen). AIIIIMI these
was Mr. TOWNSNIRD. the Bou..tresi °Sere.
" Gentlemen and Ladies." said he, tr no mere of
that there seroutlang. It will do tome 41. len no
Knit. for the gate. will not Ire opei.tl no more. sod
you are all got. as how. lobs the wrong Wm."
The nutritive a stray shoe. in the Conrtaysed
of Csrletue.lionse. on Wednerelsy. was to grist.
the) filled • large tub. from gi lii do the shoeless
Ladies were invited to telert their lost property.—
Marry La ties. !matter. and also Gersilemen, mightl
be seen walking sway in their stocking feel.—
About • dotes female" were so comidgagly diver,od
in the Ninety% they were obliged to *end home for
clotb.e,l.etur. the) resold venture out se the streets;
and we Lady was so completely drwrocumbered of
all dress, s le.iisle domestic, in brad cutup...sic,.
wrapped •.ier itp r, al. ap:o I.