The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-22 00:00:00

THE POPE.

The funowini Lines from Pllole4 Airla, Cant, ~r.
iaairplicable to the Pope at the present rourueitt.

If the gaol Pope remains at hose,
He+ the fires Prince in Chri.tenduin ;
ellate, then, good P.tpe, at hontelto guye
Nor westward, curious, take thy way.
Thy way unhappy should% Molt take,
From Tin-es Bank to Leman Lake,
Taou art an aged Priest nu more,
klud a young ftatning painted wis--re ;
Thy Sae is lost—thy town is gone,
No longer Rome—but fisbOrm.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Admiral Faulkoor, from Gmport; Lady S:dhcal), from
Lanky Nark; and Colon.l Bayley, from Brighmo, t. time
Briti.b 11.4e1,Je.myn-.tree[.

11h. ai4 Mci. S.;lter, Mr. and Mrs. Chappio, to Id

La•ly Peter, from her seat of ‘Vrittle, in telex; and the
13,w,ger LaAy Pare, to pass the Christmas holidays with th■
Hon. Mn. Howard, in Puetugal-street.
Lady Charlotte and Mr. Duodas, tram ltrighton, to Tenter.
den street.

Admir.ll Wilson, from his seat in Suffolk, to the Loudon
Hotel, Albemarle-street

S.r Abraham and I.ady flume from Wernik7bury, Hen:,
to their hnuee in Hill-streeet, Berkeley-squant.
Mr. and Mrs. Seam, front Oxford, to Wes Hotel, Jermytt•
street. . .

Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, His Ma.
J EST Y left Kew for Windsor.

Yesterday, the Dukes of KENT, CAMBRIDGE,
and Suisr.z. breakfasted with Her NI AJUT Y and the
Pat 'gems's. About 12 o'clock, Her MAJESTY and
the PRINCISSIS left the Qcet''s House for Windsor.
Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, Mr. Halt-
MN TUG waited upon Her Royal Highness the
Princess ELIZ AJITtt, with a great number of elegant
ornaments, figures. and„lights, in imitation of bronze,
which Her Royal Highness was highly pleased with,
and putchased a number of them.
Lady E. Platonic, and suite, set off yesterday
from the London Hotel, to pass the holidays at her
Ladyship's seat in Kent.
The Doke and Duchess of Rotor atm, and suite.
set off yesterday from their house, in
Berkeley-square, for Bath, to pass the holidaye.
The public cannot be said to have been disap-
pointed on the night of the illness of the beeng
Rorrius, as they had Tie Mader instead of the pro-
digy.
Died, on Thursday last, at his seat near Rich-
mond. Mr. Pi Gov, formerly one of the Direftois of
the Bank and India House.
The oil with which Madame 80% A was
anointed, on the day of the coronation, w:s the
fashionable antique' ed.
Geo. Ft:LLB', Esq. and family, Wye town this
day for their seat. near Leathethead.
Mrs. Dar isos, we are sorry tb bear, is meet
indispoiel At her house is St. James's-square.
A Dutch Lady astonished the Cockneys yester-
day, upon the Serpentine, by her gran a&d quid)
in :Lilting. although she weighs emaly thisueo
stone.

Colonel Loc AAAAA , Major Coanotl, and Capt.
*NEALE, szt off yesterday from Nltt.t.aa's Hotel,
to pass the Christmas with their friends in Scotland.

the Mortrtear of the Ist of December ofsciolly
announced that there would be no Concert on the
day of the coronation.
The following bulletin was yesterday put up el
the door of Master BITTY'S house, No. 3s,
Southampton-row, Bloomsbury
The Physicians think Master betty is such the is c
rirwstinir .ss steriiay.
The immense crowd of envirers after the Malta
of th;s most interesting young Gentleman, rendereri
some such general notice as the above necessary.
• Mr. HArt EY has just written a Poem, in 5..;
C.rrot, en:itled Tic Triumph of Mask.
Tire Music of the Bullet forthcoming at Coven:-
Garden Theatre is by Davy.
Lord Per RE held his Christmas audit on Monlay
and Tuesday I.y.t, at his noble mansion, Thorr.r!,:rn
I tail, Essex. Cctween two and tl.r.re hundred • •
Lig Lordshrp'. te3antry were entertained iu the trot
style of F.ng I. sh hospitality.
TI:: POPE is a tut& man, and BONAPAITC IS
la:Ie mars.—Of course they are are well red awl
/nth led.

Lieutenant Colonels ST:pasta, DaLarmpti,
Pr t•Natrt, and ARNItTitONG, are among the best
of the amateur theatrical perform rs in the Garrison
at Chatham.

letLithnie FREILI, the wife of 'the ILu•shal of the
French Empire, dechtred that the coronation of
BONATAIII It was a duly &wigs's, and she sisould
:4.4 hrr ;sulk out of il.--.MadArsh: Facet WAS
tc.c.--ztarcher.

Bonl.street was yesterday cronded with hungry
nmswirt to view the prize or killed by Mr. Glazer.
Hi, opposite neighbour, the poulterer, attempted to
divide the gaze of the bents and 6,ae., by the esht-
bitioa of an enormous Norfolk tui key or thirty-
eight p. ands weight.
the A”rt r.vs, tfusicians, who were lately ca,..
is an aelion for damsges, for fulfilling tlwir en-
gagements at the Bath Concert, are not of the fi-
ralT who condo.% the Oratorios. a &Li beers err -
neously stat:.l, but arc residents at Bath.