The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABE PIQAfe4ADES.

St. James's Park, the Green Parks 'Hyde Party
and Kensington Gfardens, yesterday displayed a
brilliant assemblage. 'of beauty and fashioit. The
charming variety or female attire; the lleanty and
graceful form of the'fair wearers, the fineness of the
day, the genial warmth of the weather, the verdure
of the fields, the luxuriant foliaged the trees, all *4
combined to form one of the most . interesting and
heautful pietures which the liveliest fancy can c.a. ;
ceive. The pedestrians mustered unconunmay •
strong, and went through their various movements
from the light skip of the boarding sclarol M: •s to
the solemn stride of the stately Dowager, in a •r, le
that dellb-ited the whole corps of inspettor... --
Among the Equestrians were, Iris Rai) al Highness
the; Prihee of AV A r.cs, upon hi.; roan 11 ek, the '
Duke of CL A RENCi, the Marquiss of SALISBURY,
and several others of the nobility. The rng pre-
sented
an unbroken line of carriages vying v..;:‘,
other in the beauty of the horses and the riciaie,s
of the trappings. Conspicuous in the list were the
carriages of the Duke of QUEENSBERRY, and of the
Earls of ESSEX, DARNLEY, and WI NCIIk.ISL A. DIU
promenaders in Kensington Gardens were su f
nated with the scene, many of them continue) to
',minter about its charming walks until ih! descend-
ing sun warned them to retire.

On Saturday Her M *JEST v, and the Pat ESSI:S
took an airing by Hampstead, and yesterday on
Edzeware-road.
Yesterday the Dukes of KENT and C A IaDRIDGI
dined with tier MAJESTY.
The Chapel Royal, St. James's, was yesterday
numerously attended by Nobility.
The Queen's Lodge, at Windsor, has for some
time past been aired and kept in order fit for the
' reception of 'their MAJESTIES.
On Saturday Mr. PITT, and a large political
party, dined with Lord MELVILLE at his house is
Charles-street, Berkley-square.
Saturday the Duke of KENT dined with Lord
Hoa ART.
The conviltion of the j.orlierness Cabinet-makt!r,„
atMarlborough-street, oti Saturday, will, we hope,
be a warning to their brethren in. the frviiit'esleireies.
Mr. LEE made his third appearaace at Drury-
Lane on Saturday night, in the charafter of Mr.
B. 1. tile, in Rosina, and received great splilanie.—
The house overflowed with Jews and U. ntti-m.
Mr. PITT has undertaken to rionw.lail the new
Cabinet so that it shall not fall asunder; but he rift
not make it of the ofire-6eoar6; much leis of the (rat
of Isbf rty.
Lieutenants MITCHELL and Kiscs are appointed
to command the Haughty and Rinser gun-vessels.
LAM' GRENVILLE and MT. SnttinAN, we thought.
woulclhavis received thesitwo appointments.
The Earl of WALDEGIYATE has exchanged his
Lieutenancy in the 39th Foot, for a Lieutenancy in
the 7th Light Dragoons.
Lord 1-lEN st kr% will give a grand dinner to a
large party to-morrow.
Tie r,,rub Fleet. rode triumphant at Covert
Garden on Saturday night. Mr. HILL took Mr.
!se LEDON'S part, and got on rainernidey.
Lady READS, being recovered front her severe
indisposition, will receive her friends this day.
The Earl of B vetisoitAmtlia as keyes seven :cr.-

mediately for Bath.
Counsellor and Mrs. PoWELL shortly leave their
splendid house in Dublin, and purpose visiting .
Broadstairs for some mind's.
The Tragedy of Ve ace P , eserv'd is getting up
by the Dramatic Cr rps, who lately arted The Re-
r, nge. Captain Cii.lti, and Miss N.IsTON, are to
be the J njit r and. the Brirrderw.
As if the pv-44leeity ut filii,e. De Caste would not
he sufficient to ensure a full house this night, two
of the must popular pieces axe announced for bet
benr tit
Mr. SKEFTIVIOTOtt, it ;staid, is bringing forward
a Comedy, at Covent Garden, this Season.
Brook Green fair displayed an uncommon versa-
tility of scene on Wedacsday last, and was literally
attended by all the fashion round the country.
The. Countess of ALDlloaouo II gives a tausicat
treat to a selta party this week. •
Mrs Sr. Lrose's defeat by the Green-eyed ?Nigh
in Vulenti.,e a I o,son. is emblematical of the con.
start war which this Lady is obliged to wage with
(••
the areen-e:ierl monster.
Mrs. BROAD.IZAD gave a splendid entertaintreet
on Friday last, to a large party of friends.; amongst
whom was Lady HAMILTON, who delighted every
he %ter with vraphie strains—at twelve the cow-
pa ly sat down to a sumptuous supper, and did not
seNrate till morning.
Mrs. Lee has an Answer in the press to the mean
pamphlet of her mean paramour.
Mr. Wat.sti POSTER shortly intends to give a
Gala to his friend+. Much may be expeetesi from
his liberality and t. s:e.
The Dowager D. c less of Cu expos remains some
days lo.ger at het house in F..ssex.
The .Machione,s of Sacissuar's forthcoming
Assembly this night, is expefted to be the most
, splendid of this season.
Lady Mee vst: ase gives a Ball in the course r.
this month.
•The Eari and Countess of CLOSMItt.t, go to In •
land this summer, where they purpose residing tt..
DUI spring.
Mrs. Bence has been much indisposed at >;'r
house, at Beace.nsheld, tint is recovering gradua:ly.
We Are happy to find Miss Pope intends to ap-
pear again in Mrs. Ruda. rg, which she pei formed
by the express command of His Mai Eery, try
years past. Those who remember the superior es-
cellenee of Mrs. Cirri, pronounce Miss Pore to
have equally reached the summit of perfcaion in
1 that ehara2er.
Two Attorneys, one named Scion tee, the othe7 •
!fauvist, were admitted on friday Praaitioneis •,
the Court of Common Pleas. The former is c.-
peCted to throw anew light upon the dark passay,
of the blach lettered law, anus the latter to roc,
ergo in the/wreak PM.
A first-rate Parisian Ehrrate has four great re It
A Fealllit grey which the wears in the morn... '
colour which she wears ever a frock; a gr,-.
coat to cover hi the ever,Mg her full ;dm! rssn.yr
This 4 my fell and with very large collar ; a;.
4114, a Rye.= co.: Of Cu Ple-arett. cotatit . which !...
wears on horseback w er. it raTiis.