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London, England, 1808-04-09 00:00:00

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ITALTON CRAVEN 347..EFING.—CR,tVEN STAKES.
TUESDAY AP *IL 5.
Sweepstakes of I Ogs. eact, for all ages, two-year olds,
03,,,t. three-year 41s, Rst.—The last mile and half.
mr.westwoilli'sb..t. Margaret, S y..ars old - - 1
Mr..l.altores b. e. !angry, by Heatintbus - - 2
Sir hi. M. Sykees b.f. Harriet, by Precipitates 3 yrs old 5
Atz..T/Sonsp.au-s O. c. liornby Lad, s yrs old - • . 4
Mr. Oorwales b. e; by 1 ifyminthus, 9 yrs old - 5
11.. Marris's b. c. by Si ani.ord, darn by Pheenomenon, ft
years old - - - • 6
Lord Searbor?illi'm br. c.. Sir Solomon, $ yrs old- - . , - - 7
Sweepstaies of 200. each--colts, Sst. ob.—fillies, Bst.
- - The lakt In& and half.
, Mr. (arfbrt eb. c. by Hyleintinta, out of Flora
Mr. Sisepheed's b. é. by Ormond . -
Lord Milton's b. e.. Simon, by Stamfcird
Mr. tlaifurth'• c. by Harr.bletoniats, out of CaroSne
Lore Mnikr.t.'t b. e. by Eipeeratloci ..,
sir IM. M. oWm b. a. by Hyacinthus -
Mr.Nalte.fib. ti. by Delplisd, dam by Slope
Sweepstakes of :legs. each, for fillies, Sst. each. The
list mile. . .
Me.ll-arts's N. e. by Delphini, dam by Trumpatoi - 1
Sir M. M. Syies's b. Lady Rachael, by Stanford, out of
Aarhus!' - - - 2
Lotti Scarborwris'• b. e. by SolornOn, dam by Magnet -
Wit. ltobin•on's bay, by' Stamford, out of Fanny - 4
Lord liawte-s cb.-Mother.Goose, by Stamford - S
Produce Staloss of 50gs. each, It. f. for colts rising S
yeari old, Est. fillies, 7st. 121b.—Two miles.
Slr M. M. flykes's ch. f. by Stamford - -
Mr. T. Kirby's b. e. by Agonistic - -.
Lord Firzwilliarri's DI f. by Sir Peter Teazle
Mr. Pkkeeing'phs.;L by Sir Solomon

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The following. are among the last fashionable ar•
rivals at Bath.:
Tke Mike of Athol, Baron Hernberg, Lady George Sutton,
Lady Aston, Hon. Mrs. L. and two Miss Ws‘poles, Sir J. and
Lady Aubrey, Sir Thos. Ramsay, Sir Thos. and Lady Hesketh,
Sir I. Carter, qr Chas. Bampfylde, General St. John, Colonels
11002,, Crane, and Robertson, Majors Unett, Henry, and Joyce,
Rev. Mr. Martin, Rev. Mr. Veel, Captains Thatcher Midgiey,
Ing s, Donnell,Ridgelcy; Stephens, anal Chetham.
An, elegant entertainment was given on Thursday,
by the Earl anti Countess of MOLSTI:ORMS, to the
Duke of Sussex, Earl and Countess FO. TECCUF, and
Lady Ax': Foxy/scut!, Earl and Countess of ICI-No-
rms, Lords BARRYMORE, GLENUORE, REDDESDALF,
Svicarcirono, VALENTIA, ar.d GRANirtxv, and the
Hon. Mr. MULLEN&
`The Ditchess of BoeroN had her first splendid As-
ter I.nursday evening, at her
elegant Mansion in Grosvenor-square ; 400
prams of the first distinction and fashion attended,
arnteSg*hom
Dot belies St. Alban's and Graften—Marnuisses Tweerlale and
Wincbestxr—Machior.essts Lansdowne and Winchester—Lords
Delaware, Templeton, G. and J. Thynne, Moira, Randcliff, Wal-
pie, Hifttai; Tyrconnel, Limerick, C. Townshend, Somentille,
and J. Cimpbell—Ladies Cardigan, Dowager Albemarle, Clare,
Dowagers Buckinghamshire and Mansfield, C. Murray, Amherst,
Windsor, Cali harp r, Heath cote, Pvhene y, Milbank, Ma nue Ts, &c.
- Lady CARbLINE LAMB gave a grand rout, on
Thursday evening, at Melbourne House,• which was
attended by upward of 600 persons of the first rank
and fashion--.-among whom were,
His.Roval Highness the Prince of Wales—Portuguese Ambas-
salor—DUkes of Newcastle, Leeds, De Castris, Somerset, Bed-
ford, Beaufort—Duchesses edforr, Newcastle, Leeds, Dowager
latads,-Ortfton, Somerset, Beatifort—MarquissesAbercorn, Har-
tingroo, Lanolown—Marchionesses Stafford, Abercorn, Lans-
&riot S, —Lords Lauderdale, Percy, Moira, Dungannon, Tan-
s *wigs, bisect, Londonderry, G. Somerset, Besborough, Pon-
onby, Theta, . Macclesfield, (henry, Sefton, Harrowby, A.
Hamilton, Aithorpe Stall, Somers, Gower, G. L. Cower, Burg-
hash, Kinnaird, Berkelgy, Rivers, De Clifford, Rosslyn, and
H.utipden-:-Ladies Rosalyn, Say and Sele, Hampden, Riverg,
Curharopmn, De Clifford, Haywarden, Somers, KizinaiN, Begs
rymore, Beverley, Spencer, and Sefton.
VisclrlNTE•ss MetisormNE's PARTV.—On Thursday
erening, at
.Whitehall, her Ladyship entertained a
numerous party of the first distinction, among whom
v-ero--
The rrince of Wales.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and Cambrirly.
Portuguese Ambassador.
'Dnkes—Bcdford, Somerset, Argyle,St. Afean's,and Nov:molt%
IDuehe oes—Bedford, Gordon, Somerset, St. Alban's Ni.rf•
castle, NorihumberLind, and Dowager of Newcastle.
Marquisses—Tavisttielt, Hartington, To cedale, Stafford.
Marchionesses—Abercorn, Stafford, Sligo, Bath, and Exeter.
Ratio—Attarnout, Atoka, Percy, Gower, Kinnoull, Cowper,
and Wemnorland.
Couart saes—Camden, I oudon and Moira, Buckinghamshire,
tile. alnisbury, Cowper, and Tank eryille.
Vise°, mt—Firzherris.
Viscounter—Borineditn.
Lorda.—:Erskine, Layning, and H. Fitzgerald. -
Lakes— Bayning, Herries, two Percy's, Mildmay,
Bennett, C. Campbell, Pratt, L. Gower, M. Hamilton, three
reputes, and l;renville.
Mns. Boverm's.•grat., took place an Wednesday
evening, it .the noble family mansion in St. James's.:
-square: The preparations were attended by a more
than customary degree of eclat. At the hour of eleven
the Dail commenced with tle Fairy Dance. Among;
the couples there were—
nano' of Harrington Lady F. Harris.
• Marquis of Tweadaki - Miss Dashwood.
Si: George WUrfender - Lady G. Cecil. •
• Ariscciitnt Primrose ' - Lady M:Vownshend. •
Lon. Clive - - Miss Picots.
• .Mr..Macionald , Lady M. Hamilton. •
L.ord Burglnarst Lady C. Scott. •
Mr. P11111:011C ••• Lady C. Lindsay.
The "...kmay „La& eifyr" followed,
Previous to supper, the suite of three rooms Were
:crowded almost to suffocation ; many Ladies almost
fainted from teat and pressure ; even the most gal-,
laot among the apposite sex would not venture
ddwri the third dance. A Lady, who (it was not in-
artiv said by a Great Personage) constantly reminds
Us of. an .Ekslish
,iffier French coloraw% was in, an
alarrnhig state, dursnithe early part of the night,
• from- the atmospheric influence. - The supper Was
Most sumptuous--it took place at half past two
o'clock. The ciancing reconunenced at half-past three,
• and ended at sir in the Morning. Mrs. BOEHM di:-
played much science and.spirit, in the latter part of
the night ; it was then, only, that the Lady Hostess
tinted :n the merry dance. The Ladies were all ele-
4antly attired ; gold and silver muslins arc again
introduced as a substitute for the simple style of de-
coration, introduced s 3 generally during tile last sea-
sou; namely, embroidered white muslin.
The whole of the fashionable world, with the ex.,
c .ptien of a very few, formed the company. Among
ethers we witnessed— • •
The Dukes of Cambridge and Argyll—Duchess of NOI*111111•
bealand.--11 arc hionesse P of Exeter and Sallsbury—F.aris anelquin-
tastes of Malisllehl and Malmesbury—Countess of Tarikerrlfle—;
Eallof Altars:ern—Marquis and Nlarchloness of Abercorn—Lord
'and Lady Ossalsion--Lady and Miss St. John Mildmay=-Lord
hhh. Lady Amherst—Lord and Lady Boringdon—Earl Of West-
ne.a land, and General Macdonald.