The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-16 00:00:00

ROUTS ANNOUNCED.

rim ‘farchlorters of Ilentortf,, Nlanchltster.slulrf, the 24th
6th of J uae.
ttnetn.l Mouot Edteombr, Hifi street, Pnak:ey siulrft,
the St% inst. and the 7th of June.
Lati Inu.safkt.tnner, the 23th, 27111, ifut. and tn., 4th of
lbw
14. Wooness Nullken, the 22,1
Luiy Vt.sie Putty to-iff,fr,
Lady nvtrrew aa.l thc 22d.
the 290.
Lt Staab, a ma!f party next MnItIAV.

This day Her MaIk.SZY will !inn a Drawing
P onm.
-...)/sataadaylifs uassor dined With the Prisacecs
of Watts at Blackheath, owl arrived a the

Wm.'s house akiesut five iti;elock.
In the evening, the Rover. FALILV honoured
the Concert of Antient Millie with their preaince.
Ye4te-dly the Duke of Yone visited the QueeN

azd Palacisets.
her Royal Hightiess the Princess of WALLS'S din-
ner patty on Sunday consisted of the Earl of Dsa r-
awn TH, Lord and 'Lady IF II ILLD, Mr. and Laiy
C. Gatvi LOT 4 CH•SL[S Suydam-8., and the
Honourable Mrs. and Miss Pol.'s.

This day His Royal Highness the Duke of Ca se-
altoaa will re►iaw tka Sarrey Yeomanry, on
Epsom Downs.
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%%rms.'s* Hosts Howl, El 5. M.P. for Wick-
low, is anired at Dr. Huts a's, an Grosvenor-street.
Sir T. St•a Ler, °Ban. and R. P. PRICG, Esq•
are appointed Stewards for nett Chester Races.
Mrs. MIT Ilion, of Lower Grosvenor-street. WZI
so much indisposed on Monday, as to postpone her
party announced for that night.
Tile Earl of CIi•TFI4I4 has taken the seat of Lord
Ilastroryt Glynde, near Lewes, for his Mtn..
nicr's revlnce.

The lion. WILLIAM LAME will be married to
Lady CAROLIN t Poisson's,. daughter of the Earl
Oi Btsaosounn, nest week.
Admiral DouoLas left his house in Upper Berk-
ley-street for Brighton yesterday morning.
Margate and Ramsgate begin, already, to feel
symptoms of a large influx of visitors. This does
not look like fear of invasion.
As Lady Perai and her dan;htor the Hon. Miss
Peres were driving through Sorwrset-street, Pun--
man-square on Monday; their Cai riage broke down;
but we are happy to state. the ladies received no
othcr injury than fright.
The fashionable parties begin to accumulate,
every fair Lady being anxious to take leave of town
with an elegant def./04,4r masquerade.
On Monday- Mr. HE AV Rine gave a grand musical
party, at his house. in George-street. Hanover-
square. Among those of the profession present
were: Mrs. Bit UtIGTOtt, Madame DI *Neill, Mrs.
a ',DM A YIP, Dr. CROTCH, Messrs. Raissonot,
I ZANDatt, SA Le, LeeTE, Goat, Guss, and Matter
IC tit.): es

Mrs. Mo UNT at beli benefit drew a crowd rf Whims
last night to Urury Lane Theatre. It was an event
anticipated from the popularity of this charming
Syren, and the variety of amusement provided uponr
the occasion. After the Comedy of Tkr
Daughter, she performed a Comic Sketch, written
by Mr. CH Kill Y., it contained some well-pointed
'wire on the 'aura for infantine tetras and adresses.
and displayed the versatility cf Mrs. blutrov•is's
genius to great advantage. She afterwards per-
formed Patrick in The Poor Sother, and received un-
bonneted applause. A Mr. Yi . as; moos nude Lis
ilirbut, at the end of the Comedy, in the be r.i.iful
air of " No, 'bd.. wither Shape so- Fetztv•r," what
be sung with taste and judgment. His voice is
meet, and he si,:g; with taste and judgment. He
K• aslouJlyencored ife afterwards sp;sured is the
part of bervore in the 1 and st g " Dear Taa,
tba,hftwa jai" with Lbw :rapping eft&

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ANCIENT MUSIC.
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The eleventh Concert took place last night, :fr.l
was honoured with the presence of Their M.af..
rats, and the Princesses ELIZABETH, MARY,
PHIA, and AMELIA, and their usual Attendants
Earl DARTMOVTII, as direEtor of the evening for
FITIWILLAM, lighted Their MAJESTIES
into the Royal pox. lbs MAJIIIs Errs., on leaving his
box, entered into conversation with Earl Fos-
rescue, and continued it to his carriage. The
principal novelty in the Concert was the eigh-
teenth Psalm (Saint Matthew's tune) composed
bt th^ late Dr. CROTT, and lately harmonisel
by Mr. Gab:STORE/ for four voices. with
instrumental parts fur a full orchestra. The first
verse was sung as a quartet by Mrs. BILLISIGTON,
and Messrs. W. KN VVICT, 11AaRIsdw, and 80, ;iv Le-
m Al 4. The second verse a semi-chorus by the whole
of the principals. The third verse a quartet and
ehorubel by the whoh band. It had a fine effea,
end was much applauded. The rest of the per-
formance was from various composers. The Duke
of Cuesseas.•sm sat in the I)iredtors Box. The
Direttors present were, Luis DAIMLER, Feat as-
Cue, UllittlOCE, and DARTMOUTH.