The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-20 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, MAY 13.

tt is with much pleasure we hear it confidently
reported. that •tier the intended grand naval re-
view has taken place at P•.rtsmooth. their Royal
High►►ewa the Duke and Duchess of Gloucesttr
attain intend pasaiinc their summer residence here.
We have at this eat ly period of the season a greater
inert* or visitors than has been known for many
years past. Thomas's pnl►hc library on the Es-
planade, the hotels and !Aging-houses, have tins
dergoile their annual improvements; and Harvey,
jun. has completed and a7rangoil has new reading
nano,' nt • Mamie? that cal 1111 l t fart of proving
highly ogreeinde to his numerous what mbar..

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Arm ug nor recent nr.ival sre-
11.oril Ribldrsdale, Lord Kerr. Slr Hubert Raker, Sir Wm.
Brahma), Captain Rayne, It N. Mrs. !tapir, Si, John Dn.
maresque, Capt. Dionataqiir, R N. Al.,jur and Nlrs. *miry,
Mr. and M,a. Grove. Mn,. and Lis. Colr, Ms., A 111611.1, Mrs.
Dowse, Mrs. Noel, !Resters. Nuel. Mr. and Mr 4. Farquharson,
Mr. and Mr.. Pima., Mr. T. Pyrkr. Bev. Mr. and Mrs. Junes,
Mr. and Mrs. Newton. Mr and Mrs. Jniinsione, Mr. and
Mims Bnehaunan, Muss Thomax. Mr. and Mrs ROMP, Mrs.
Murell, Mr and Mrs. Le.Gr, Mr and Mr.. Fehdall, Mr.
and Mrs 11rarint, Mrs Leigh, the• Nlis.rs Woman, Mr. an
Mr.. British, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. aaJ Mrs. L.owuiles,
Sic. /cc.

Prince LEoPoLD, the Princess of Mist HOW.
DOURO, &e. the PRINCE Rttatort yester-
day. In the evening his Royal Highness had a
dress party. _

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Monday evening the Duchess of Yoax came to
tolitsii from Outlands.
We are requested to contradict the statement
which appe eed iu the Papers of yesterday, of Dr.
MATON having heen culled iu to uttered upon her
11,14msyr, no such circuntstance having taken
place.
The Duke and Duchess SAN CAnt.ns gave an
elegant entertainment yesterday to a large party of
distinction. at their residence in Portland-place.

The Earl and Countess of DARLINGTON and
family arrived on Siturday at their house in St.
James's-square. from their seat, Ruby Castle.

Lord and Lady BARNARP will potertaio a party
of distinction to.morrow, at their residence in Con-
naught-place.
The Countess of CORK has issued cards or in-
vitation fora grand assembly on the dd of June, at
her house in New Burlington-street.
Lady lIRATHCOTE has issued cards of invitation
for a grand ball, at her residence in Grosvenor.
Lady Taor.LOPE has issued cards of invitation
for • large assembly on the 2il of June, at her
house in Gloucester-place.
Lord NUGENT left town yesterday for Ayleri.
Limy.
The Marchioness of EKETFR left town yester•
day, for her seat, Langley, Kent.
the Marchioness of Bucctmowast is expected
in town this day, from her spat. Avington, Ham*.
Dowager Lady SALTOUN gave an elegant ball
yesterdav evening, at her house in Grosvenor-street.
The Earl of ll•anowst entertains a large party
of distinction ou Saturday, at his house Grosvenor-
igante.
The Bishop of GLOUCTSTIR entertained the
Marquis and Marchioness of CHOLHONDRLEY, and
a large party of distinguished personages yes-
terday, at his house in Hertford-street, May-fair.
Lady ENNISHOR6 gave a grand hall and slipper
on Monday eve ee ee g at K ingsbot House, which was
attended by upwards of 200 had • ;ibles.
Sir Wm. ADDY'S great quadrille lull on Monday
evening, in Dill-street, Beikele)-square, was very
fashionably attended.
Mis. BETHEL gave a splendid ball and supper
yesterday every evening at her house in Groat...saw-
place, which wus attended by about 200 distin-
guished fashionable,.
Lady SUKI.I.ET will have a grand assembly to.
morrow !Telling. at her house in Berkeley-square.
As Sir JOHN WARRINGTON. Bart. was riding on
Monday alteration through Dover-street, his horse
suddenly started, and the worthy Baronet was pre-
cipitated with such violence as to break his leg ;
he was, however, immediately taken into the house
of Dr. PARIS, where Mr. HEAVISIDE anti Mr.
MARSHALL. directly attended, and conveyed him to
his resideure in Berkeley-miaow. We are happy
to hear that Sir JOHN is dumg well.

PUBLIC MONU3I E

TO THE MEHORV OF THE, LATE LAMENT ED
TrINCEsS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SA X E

COBURG.

The Cenotaph Committer, after misfiled ! considering the
various cominiiiiical they have received, and in confor-
mity with who they nave reason to believe is the wish
of the Piddle locg leave to atom that it is their intention,
should their ems& he adequate, to construct the proposed
Temple of the Cenotaph on a mile sufficiently extensive to
whoa of its tieing appropriated to the purposes of Divine
Worship, and coustitated a Free Church.
(Fur the Committee)
BENJ. BOTCH, Jon.