The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-15 00:00:00

EISIFIO4VABLE .11ARRLIGES.

Yesterday morning were married, by the Hol.
and Rev. Mr. Wei uest.s v at St. Cietnge'sChurchs
Hanover-square, the Ike. P. Ec ERTON. Chap.
lain to the Earl of Castors, to Miss Dts Pm,
youngest daughter of the late Jamas Du PAL, Esq.
Governor of Madras, &c. &c. acc. bride w... 1
given away by J. D' Pat: Pountas, and Miss For.
Deur, Niece to the Duchess of GORDON.
were also preseht, Miss MAxwttt„ Cokhol and
Mrs. O'Louoisulte, Mr. and Mts. De Par. The
Bride was dressed in plan white muslin, trimmed
with point lace. She wore a whits straw bonnet.
end a deep Brussels lace veil, of great value, and
looked ni Ist fively. After the matriage careinomi
they returned to Mr. Du Pais, in Granolas:lves.
from which they set of to pass the llone7 Mums rt
Cheffont Park, Bucks.

;be marriage of Mr. Best-, who lately 1,404
Lord CAMELTORD, with Lady A. STItkTFGR;)•
daughter of the Earl of Al.Dsuitot.,;l4, is uravoi !-
ably postponed for a few days. Mr. IScsr and t! i•
your:. Lady are at Cheltenham.
The intended marriage bemeen the Mittliils
Ducotas, and Miss BECRTORD, of
postponed tail the beginning of Oilober.
Lordship is now doing duty with his regimen!, and
the Lady is at Fonthill.

The Prince of Waars, we are h .ppy to find, it
completely secoveresl from the effea of his LW
accident.
Lord lrelit.vrr.t.t is arrived in town firm
Scum after his arrival, I lis Royal Highness the Dui.
of Scssrx and Earl CAMDLN had long interview'
with his Lordship.
Lady Hamra ros, and a large party, ate t7l *
visit to the Rev. Nfr. Bor. TON, at Brat:caster,

Lord RANI-LAC:IN and hs new-married bride,
have returned to town, on a visit to his father-id•
law, Sir P. ST evetcres, at the Admiralty.
The Young Rostuu.. in allusion to his successfal
rum at the theatres, is called the Lit .1,

The late Jou% iVav, Esq. begin life in aver/
humble station. His success has proved, that be
could see his Ivey in the world.
New fortifications, we are told, are to be ereCie.:
upon the coast, for our defence in water. The etni
grant ear have proposed to supply the how-wori.
Mr. 11,arr, one should have supposed, wou!d
have heca the last man to have reproached ttc
Crier. Con. Marquis with being .::grrp
'1*.!;•! Fulham Volunteers had yesterday a gram!
geld day, and afterwards were inspeiged by Lrrit
ItAK! who is to succeed Colonel Nlev met Ito
the command of the said Corps.
The Countess of Lonnorsocantr arrived in town
yesterday, frim 1::r seat in Ireland, and im"1"
diately set off on si visit to bet sun, Lord CASTI.
ae sun, last Sheen.
Mi. ‘Vsouoirros, from Drury-lane 'Theatre, !:-•
arnived at Margate, t engage Miss DCNC Al 4.
The apartments at the Horse-Guards, 1.41: ..:'
been f ,utid inadequate to the accommodarion t . i.•
differe..t Departments of the War-Office, six ruo.. -
of large dimensions are no,' adding over the r •
sent utti. es, three on each side of the turret in ti,`
center, which are to be so construfted as to puler vt
the uniformity of the building when viewed from thi
Parade in St. damn's Park.
Among the various inventions of man, to Mtn:.
the attention of the curious, perhaps none excel du*
of the PANORAMA, given to the Public by Mesa,
REINAGLI and BARRER, in the Strand. The'.
Gentlemen not only present us with a view, which•
for exquisite taste in the Artist, cannot be exceed
but oue that is grand, classical, and initrulive--it
OEM is so astonishing, that the speaArtir imat inc`
himself placed on a height in the very centre oldie
ancient CITY of Rome, which enables him to riot
the rurroui...!ing country forty miles tl
ther with its churches, ruins, amphirbea•:ei ar'•
Such are the beauty and correiness .cene,
du-
;l at once elucidates the history and Jesaririom".
Rome, as given to us by the masa Wale hisolia"