The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-18 00:00:00

I'ASSLNGERS TO IRELAND.

THE AI/CELAN°.
Passengers from Holyhead to Dublin, 13th May.
Mt, BAWD., Mr. Blackwood, Mr. Rooney, and Mr.
Davies.

. THE 0111111LIDGE.
Mr. Goff, Mr Flail, Mr. Waal), and (Amity, Mr. Dawson,
Mr. C to. Jame. Douglas, 45th regan.ust, Mr. eoun..n.
Nir firadssreA, Mr. Daly, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Burke, Mr.
au:d shire Miwes Corny, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Cavener, and
Mrs Ralf:

Yesterday, the Royal Jennerian Society dined at
the Crown and Anchor id the Strand. The Duke
of Ileums° in the chair. The meeting was numer-
ous. It included Viscount Mo PLTH, Mr. FULLER,
Mr B. T s, Dolor LUrsom, itc. After
dinner, the substance of the report of the proceeding;
of the Vaccine in every part of the world was read.
from which it appeated, that not a failure had oc-
curred any where, and that at Vienna, only four
had died li,t year of the natural small pox. A
letter was read from Dr. JLNNEK, apologising for hit
absence, in consequence of the indisposition of Mrs.
JENNER.

The Concert of Ant:ent Music on Wednesday
night, was attended by His Royal Highness the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE' the Earls Disam.zr, Fon-
rESCre, Coksi muerte, and UXBRIDGE. Mrs.
BILLINGTOS, BARTLEMAN, HAa lIfOM, BCC. sung
with their usual ability.
WILLIAM DACRES ADAMS, Esc. of the Sec: etnry
of State's Office, is appointed Mr. Ptrr's Private
Secretary. _ _

Mr Plrr, having made his tread, intends to re-
tire from business, and leave his house in Mier-
street.

The Rev. J. NICHOL AR, LL.D. is presented by
Lady Noarktwicn, to the Reaory of Bremilham.
Wilts.

The Bond-street Loungers are famous for the pre-
sentation of Colours. They put every modest v:o-
-man they meet to the blnch.
The last Bath arrivals are,

Lord Catnerry, Sir A. and Lady Johnson, Sir John and Lady
Stewart, Admiral Christie, Major and Mrs. Ditcher, Major
and Mrs. Murray, Major Parkhill, Dr. Fillet, Dr. Mrs. and
Miss Gibba, Rev. Mr. Lanadon, Rite. Mr. Davis, Res. Mr.
Simpson, Ran. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Huntley.

The St. James's. %Vestmin'ter, Loyal Volunteers
will parade this morning at Durbur's-place, at sir
o'clock, with haversacks and canteens containing
one day's provisions.
The Shropshire Regiment of Volunteers, in num-
ber 1928, headed by their worthy Colonel, J. K.
Powr.i.t., Esq. M. P. marched into Shrewsbury..
1856, on Monday list, for three weeks permanent
duty. . _

Hose r ART C has made war upon the Grew
and has at last get hold of him, but probably ere
long, the Great IDevil will have Mfr. tat.
the prohibition against the appearance of patten:
near the Admiralty, in St. James s Park, has been
revt.kcd since Admiral PATTV4 Wig appointed is
that quarter.
Earl TEMPLE called the late Ministry "a thing
of shreds and patches." He will, no doubt, call the
present a " thing of odd, and cords, or tope and
ilattena."

Vicountess Foutstorse died veverday at Pad-
dington. Her Ladyship was the only child of the
Lite FArl dr Liscotatt sad was married the Rd of
oSober. 1 800 , to Lord Viscount Fourarove, to
whom she brought 2 fortune of 00,0001.
Orders h.ivelnesi issued fur the building of a fir
frigate. We supi•ore this is out of comp) men' to
the French. WIW Ate 'tit; a to have a great dislike to
Enstigh Ock.
Sir Jous RAstsne:es Son and another you's.
G.mtlernan lately fought a duel at Harrow Seho.i.
The parties agreed to fire at each other's ic;s2)lll7-
The latter GeMlernati was vverely wounded in the
ancle.

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