The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

MR GRAND DUES INCWARL'S LIP'S&

Yesterday, et one o'clock, his Imperial High-
ens hod a dress levee at Stratford-house, to receive
the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers at the
Coon of Grnt Britain, in dae form, which woo
attended by

Their fineellencies the Marquis IrOssnawd. the hese!
Ambassador; Owen Patel. the deshasermlar from the Ceara
af the Netherlands; the Doke San Carla% dm Bramish
Awassarke ; Prince Ilaterbssy, the Austria' Ambeender ;
Dlr. Rusk American afield's; Comet Laded,. the Sicilian
and Nespolitaa Moister; the Swedish Nightie,; the
Timid& Minister; the Preemies Miaister, with their full
sails and others of the Diplomatic Corps.

They
were introduced to the Grand Duke by
Beroutcuot.aY, and Count Ulm'. the Rus-
sian Ambassador. They were all most greciouly
received.

His Imperial Highness received a visit free the
Duke of C,.usswr:s.

After the Levee the Grind Doke •nd snite rode
out iu two of the PRI mat Rgagre's Carriages.

The Dukes of Yoas and Cuisaamsuu visited
the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Cutting*.
LAND left loon for Kew, for a few days.

Last evening the PRINCE REGENT honoured the
performance of the Philharmonic Society with his
presence for the second timr. A boa in the centre
of the Arg)le Room was reserved for the accom-
modation of his Royal Highness and his party.

The Duke and Duchess or CAMBRIDGE last
sight houoored Coeerit-gardeu 'Theatre with their
presence. The house was crowded to excess with an
elegant audience. and the Royal Pair were received
with the strongest marks of joy and gratulation.

SAMUEL WALL, Esq. the High Sheriff for Woe.
ersiershire, was ptri.entrd to thy Patacit itanitaT
on Friday last, by Earl BILAUCHAMIN

It has long been an expression, which fashion has
tolerated, that 44 some ladies were fair game."
The densities, who daily fatigue Roud-street by their
perambulations, seem to he in doubt whether the
new Act aguluat purchasing game may extend to
them.

The West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry were re-
viewed (art Saturday morning, on Knavesmire, by
Gene's! Sir Jona Boac. when the military con-
duct, veteran-like and uniform appearance of the
whole regiment, caused him to express his high
approbation of their steady performance or several
ti.efoil manoeuvres. The troops, funned into a

hollow square. were addressed by the Right Hon.
Lord GRANTHAM: he remarked that their appear.
ance and regularity far excerdell his utmost ea.
',citations—that out of the whole regiment only
slw small number of eight were absent.
Pnoniclous!!!—Finot Day orers and rin the
ermool Piaci .till 'indrawn : via. 'The Three Twenty
Thousands, sod upwards of 70 ether Capitals! Serb ad.
samisen may well be word Proaftpiest! sad roman fail
sionolasiut those who have trot yet purchased. to visit
EYTON, 2. Cor shill ; who may in all probability olistriloute,
on the Illth insosoot (the Second Day of Drawing), either of
the Three of 20.11001. or te• number which mast be twilled
to 22,0001,23,000 f. or 40,0001.”!

As a fortunate prelude to his success on the
second day, MAI SIIAt.I. Istild fine of the s•et twenty
Capitals on theffrsf day, rig No. 3,310, • Prise of 1,000/.
in Shares. This lucky nines, ocusobineil with the recollec-
tive that his former 20,200 f Grand Capital came out •
minilnr Rirth•day Lottery, most iodise« persona to be speedy
in securing their lucky Numbers before the seemed day (Ike
lath instant), •eat Tuesday, when MARSHALL may, i• all
probshility, again dispense sore of the three SO,OSIM, or
screwy-three rather Capitals, al 1, Hulbornebers, Corner at