The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-07 00:00:00

THR ARe,t'mrrr.
VIOX THE ORM: OF AgACREON.

Mm the fneyrr.

fit' f')' me not, thou lovely fair!
Lot let my potion be return'd,
Tholigh cruel Time my golden I; dr
Hat all ro /aver ringl-rtt torn'd •.
Jr, thee tho Rtners of beauty breathe,
Yet neer detpiie them locks of mine;
For think in Chaplet or in Wreath,
How sweet the Rose and Lilly twine!
• Thii idea is an improvement on An•e...no, IpirrovrNi from
flctetrell, who talk:no, his Laura's growing old, makes this
peaty antithrs'A :
E i c.. 1.0 Bern fin fursi d'argento.
. TkiE DREAM of ANACREON.
710 M TEE GREEK.

Som. XI.

Than rafAor KzaftZiP.

As full of joy-inspiring graPet
On purple down I steeping lay,
'With Nymphs of, soul-bewitching shape,

la am'rous sport I seem'd to play.

Now bloonilng youth around appear,
Ali envious of the blis: I prove,
And taunt ale sore with jest and jeer,

liecaus►_ I still presume to love!
insensible to .v'ry joke,
At letigth I strove a kiss to gain,
When, woe is me, a wretch ! I woken
04! heis.l bused to sleep again ! ! !

F.ISIIIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIIE WEEK.
THIS EVENING.
Mrs. King's Concert, 'Wimpole-street.
WEDNESDAY.
Lady Ellenborough's Rnut, Bloomsbury-square.
Mot. llopres Wand, Supper, Grafton-'street.
N. Cokes Rout, liauover-scuare.
tvuutesi of Poitsmoutles Rout, Lincoln's-ina-Itelsit;
Mts. Hartord's Rout.
Art. Cod, ington's Rout, Park-lane.

THURSDAY.
Viscountess Carleton': Rout, George-street, Hai
Mrs. Vaag.hau's Concert, Manchester-square.
Mrs. Brown% Music, Seymour-street.
Lady Cunll3€s Rout, Norfolk-street.
Mrs. Metliven's Ruut, Lower Grove nor-street.
FRIDA Y.
Duchess of Marlborough's Rout, Pall-Mall.
Mrs. Derlill Rost, M.nrcliester-square.
Mrs. Fins's/lan, Portman-squa,e.
SUNDA Y.
Marchioness of Salisburv'i Music.
Marchioness of Hertford's Party.
Quitntens of Kenmare s Party.
I'Lscountess Hamden':
Matriu s ofEandford's Concert.

Yesterday morning between nine and ten o'clock,
its Msi LS rv, attended by General GA aril, took an
:airing on horseback by the Kings'-road to Kew,
where His MAJssry remained a considerable time
inspecting the new palace, and other works carrying
ou there, and returned to the Queen's House at half
past three.
About eleven o'clock Her MAJESTY and the
PAYNCLULS, attended by the Countess of lIA R RING.
TON and Lady CA 1101.1 N EWA LDLOR AV L took an air-
ing in two coaches and four with the usual escort
through Hyde park, on the Harrow road, by the
I''addington canal, and viewed the new buildings in
that neighbourhood, and returned by East Aeon.
The Duke of Poar Loin was last night much
better, but is not yet declared out of danger.
Earl and Countess DARNI.Ev,the Honourable T.
and W. RUCH, Lord CLIIIDEN, Mr. SCORES, and a
large party have been, since Friday, on a visit at
In consequence of the very critical situation of
Mr. RICH, Mrs. DUPRE has postponed her intended
hall of the sth instant until farther notice. Mr.
Alen lives next door to Mrs. Dyr RE.
Tie Hight • Hon. WILLIAM BR AIRAZON PON.
'37N Y, and his 'brother GWROE Possori av, Esq.
Lave left town for Ireland.
Lady Esiii.v 'Qooxv.,.who was presented to the
QCEEN last Saturday; is youngest daughter to the
late Earl of BEtt.asicrN, r, and niece to the Duke of
Yesterday morning the Hon. Miss LAM IE, daugh-
ter of Lord him .aoeitNs, died at her apartments
near Kensington. The death of this most amiable
young Lady, who was so much respefted and re-
vered by all the circles of fashion, caused the Du-
chess of Devonshire to postpone her intended Ball
last night, and also ber public sad private parties
till further notice.
The idca equalizing, in some degree, the win-
dow tar, by measuring those evidently construfted
:coy the purpose of evaso.n, is hitchly meritorious.--
We trust, however, that a Entish Semite will see
”te policy, as well as the humanity, of exempting
the windows which are 4onaide used for the ED.e
iurpose the wurk-shope of the hard-w0rk-
.:143 otaratAttarers.