The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-14 00:00:00

PASSENGERS TO ISO FROM IRELAND.

• THE torsos.
Passengers from Dubin' to Holyhead, May 9.
Mr. Warburton, Major Bice •sham, Major amen! C.,ek
home. Mtn Cockbume, Mr and Mrs. Trench, Mrs. 3. Trench,
Miss Trench. Mts. sad four Aliases banns, Mr. Daran, Mrs.
Hardman, Mrs. Clarke, Limit. Harvey, and Mr. Henry.

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Premien from Holyhead to Dohlin, Mav 9
Mr. Bambuty-and fomilr, Mr. APCauviarld. Peter Latoush.
Eli' and family, and Mr. Johntoit.

Tfir. UX3RIDGE.
Passengers front Dublin to Holyhead, May 9.
Mr. Rog. Mahon, Mabott, Mr. Wynne, Mr. Gor-
don, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Swoatnan, Mr. Daly, Mr. Ryan, and
Mr. Caulfield.

TAR f EICISTER.
raflS:ngett from L. b on to Holyliestl, May 9.
Mr. Alum), Mr. Coa,r, NI, pgraley, Lord and Lady Ass-
'own, Ntus Frenc:l, Mr. Peonoll.

On Saturday Lord Mttvitta entertained Mr.
PITT, Earl ROSLYN, Col Hors, and Messrs W.
and R. DUNDAS with a dinner.
Yesterday the Prince of WALES visited the Duke
of DEVONS:IIfIE.
On Saturday morning the door leading to the
back entrance of the uses's house was opened
for the first time since is MAJESry's indisposition
for the admittance of tradesmen, Sec.
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, Mr. PITT had
an interview with Lord Hawses's& v at his house
in Piccadilly.
The Hon. Mr. Moncetrost, eldest son of Viscount
GALWAY, will shortly lead to the Hymeneal Altar.
the amiable Miss HANOVIRLD, daughter of the late
Captain GEORGE HANS:WIELD.
Mr. PITT paid a visit to the Duke of PORTLAND
on Saturday.
Lady Hunrimortse.o will leave town to-mor-
row for Cheltenham, on account of the health of
her daughter, the Hon. Miss VANNECK.
The Bishop of CA a Linz has presented the Rev.
J. Sm tr it, one of the Ushers of Westminster Schools
to the icarage of Newcastle.
Captain GisDART left town on Friday fur Ports.
mouth.

Should the Ranatdr► of Drury-lane Theatre be
taken away, how can the Manzgers exped to fill
the I-louse above. stairs?

Several very fine Mails were caught list week
upon the Nymph Bank and forwarded to Bristol.
where, it is said, there is a great scarcity of that ar-
ticle.

The Vinegar-Hill Infantry, county Wexford.
commanded by A. I!. .1 *cos, have unanimously
volunteered to extend tharservices to any part of
the United Kingdom.
Robes parrends with Frepch and Spanish flies are
reckoned fashionable. The fair wearers, we pre-
sume, have constitutions very different from those
who are under the necessity of using the Carapdor
bag.
Should the French land, even our fashionable
will be able to put them to the Rent.
The lust of new Baronets is, for the greater part.
a da,cis of Scots cakes.

The enemy's jeauttoined boats are very appro.
pi-lately manned with Dutch sailors.
Our fair countrywomen are AS good humoured as
ever, and yet, with their fit,' tippets, they look as if
they had got the d.•g on their bock.
The Old Batley Sessions. and the new Mtnistry,
this week cornmecee their operations together; the
latter being under tie ditettion of Mr. PIT r, is
likely to prove a maiden bu•ine,s.
Boss', is said to •ie very fond of the Poles,
by which. no doubt, we arc th, understand that he
would extend his empire to the very teoraulsil et
the world.

In consequence of the great etorms that prevailed
last week, w repOtt that the firmly of the
TeMpVIS Were cutnlllg 440 power.
Tlyie appears to be souse mistAke is BONA.
eARLE'II seClJed his p.,is•-icrt
no doubt inJuee _huts t., meter vivid,: of ladarsi•
street 10 Lang of Losselleset,.