Mrs. Coutts's Fete At Hol...
The Times, 1824-07-08T00:00:00

On Tuesday, notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the wes. tber, all the invited came. The Dake of York arrived at the hour of one, 'when his Royal Highness met a select ircle: but owing to the state of the weather-a drizzling rain having prcvailed through. out the morning_the premenade on the lawn, tbe labyrinth, and the flower.garden, was abandoned. At two o'clock the landaus aud feur, with outriders in splendid liveries, formed an urninterrupted cavalcade from the lower part of Kentish-town to the great gates leadinlg to the Holly-grove, so caUed from the multitude of trees of that description. At three o'cleck the Commander-i4nChief depart- ed, and he was followed by the Duke of Wrellington. At four o'clock the list stood thus:_ The Prince Leopold. The Princes Lemingen, Gertchakofti The Bavarian and Neapolitan Mtfinisters. Dukes--St. Alban's, De fuiche, Leinster, OzuckesacsE-Richmond, De Guiche. Afarquisses_IHertford, Stafford Winchester. Marchionesses..Stafflord, Winchester, Dowager Lna=dowr_ Earlse Lauderdale Gower, Grey, Rosslyn, Bristol, Blesington, iKorlev. Co0U'desCsC3Guilford, Morley, Essex, Bristol, Charleville, Des- borough, Carysfort, Harrowby, llesington. Lords-Holland, Glenlyon Stormont, Deerhurst, A. Hamilton, Beauchamp, PU Seymour, Graves, Bingharni, Hotham, Hervey, Valletort, GaTlies, Mluncaster, gm and ale. Ladics-Paulet, B. Seymour, Korth, Petre, Tiarvev, Ryder, C. Barham, Gowver, De Girey, . Paulet, Stewart, Bloomfield, Lennox, Lindsay, Fitzroy, Bcaucicrk. Proby (two), Tiierney, Holland, S. Fortley, Farquhar, St. Clair, frskine, Balfour, Borougks, Stralian, D'Amel;rnd, Hoiroyd, Andover, Stanhope Say and Sele. TheViceChancellor, Count and Countess St. Antonio, Count Vendraunini. Sirs-Francis Burdett, Philip Roche, David Dundas Charles Doyle, Thomas Stepney, Alured Clarke, Thomas lArqubar, Charles Mllorgan, Edmund Antrobhus, Win. Chatterton, George Dashwood, Edward Baker, Walter Stirling, G. Althorpe. Generals-Phipps, Bligh. Coloneks-Gibbes, Davies, Lindsay. Capta;ns_Digby, Hall, Villiera. W. AMaddocks, Crawford, Pey. ton, Cox, Tighe, Lloyd, Marchbanks, Greville. Messieurs-Holmes, Hinchciffe, Stewart Nicholson, AMills, Wardrop, Blackshaw, Pigou, Garnier, Barham, Willett, Knight, Bathurst, Townshend. Mfistresses...ginchcliffe, Stewart Nicholson, Miles Garnier, Davenport, W. Tighe, W. Neave, Lloyd, Lindsey, W. lladdoceks, Paget, Madame D'Este. Xisseg.Fl.inchcliffe, Garnicr, Tierney, Seymour, Fitzrov, Bar. ham, Knight (tvwo), Cox, Davenport, ard, Townshend, Tisdall, Bar ett (two). At five o'cloc the visitants, after promnenading en the gravel walks' or lounging over the fanciful Chinese verandas, proceeded to the ta les whereon the dejeurne was set out, in the house, and under a casopy, or, more properly speaking, in a kind of itahan vavilion, Here was a long table, of great extent, covered with every delicacy, cold, except turtle soups; and. to prove the munificence which pre. vailed, 10 qUaYtS were provided: ll sorms of fruit in the highest perfection: the wines were qf every description. At six o'dock, the rain still occasionalUy falling the idea of the dance in the great marquee at the declivity of thehii was abandoned. The French band were directed to prepare their instriuments and assemble in the Italian pavilion. The tables, conseNuesntly,disappeared in a trice, &c. &c. &c 4t seven o'clock the band struck up, and the festivities were protracted to a late bour.-Miniteri paver. MRS. COUTTS'S FETE .4 HOLLY-GROVE.