The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-04 00:00:00

THEATRE.

D IttRY-I; .4' r. Pi:arro was uncommonly at-
tra!live at Drury-laae Saturday night. Mrs.
Nisei'', the new is a superb figure, of the
highest order of female lrauty, and finely pro-
portioned. She ;milt's( the heroine complete ; and if
we consider the dilli:oluies arising from the novelty
of the situation, her...llion and enunciation were in-
titled to
the warmest;{ raise. 'Phis lady certainly piss-
seises considerable p-,wers, and will prove a va-
luable acquisiti,m to the stage. Mr. Porr, in
Rota, having hesitated to cross the wooden bridge,
as usual, in his attempt to escape with Corn's child,
the audience expressed some disapprobation. An
apology. was made, that he had hurt his leg, and
ur tier was restored.
In the After-piece of Paid aid Virginia, Mr.
INcssoorr performed Pau!, and sung with his usual
ability. Mr. CHERRY was greatly applauded in
Dowilligat. The house overflowed with a fashion-
able audience.

Lord Chomberto r, Miry 26, 11164.
Aid is hereby given, that His Maje:ty's Birth Day will be
at St. James on Monday the 4th of J was next.

FASHIONABLE AIM IiNGEMENTS FOR THE
PREsEN WEEK.

The following dinners will be given this day, in
honour of the Ki o's Birth-day, by the following
Nobility asd Gentry ;
Duke of Portland, Pkcadilly.
The Marquis of Salisbury, Arlingtrin-street.
?art of Dartmouth, Berkeley square.
Karl Camden, Arlingtomstreet.
Earl of Uxbridge, B.alington-stroet.
Far! of Chesterfield, South AudlepstreeL
Countees of Clare. Saville Goer.
Lord Hawkesbury, Hy& Park.
Lord Hobart, Gro.verior Plow.
WID SIDA Y.
4114. Leigh's Rout. Albeenarlostreet.
C.oontess of Kenmore's Root, Portman-square.
Din. T. Egrrton's looty St. James's-GT.s.r*.

THURSDAY.
D RCM'S of Bolton's Rout, St. James's-square.

sATVtDAY.
Earl niseilliarn's Political Dinner, Oresrenor-square.

Earl Firzwi LLI♦ of gave a dinner on Saturday
to the following company :
The Duke el Labiate,.
Earti—doberotegb and. Temple.
, Yarborough, Robert Spencer.

Sir W. Wynne.
General flupat rick.
Newt —Windham, W. Wynne, 0. St. join, Therms
Grenrillc, "Wynn, Charles Dundat, Nunn, Paticm,
and Ducar Laurence.

The Earl of Datum's, gave a grand dinner nn
Saturday, a his house in Berkley-square. Among
the company present Irere.
His Royal:lA:es' the Prime of Wales.
Duke of
Lar.s—stameer, Fortcseue, Lauderdale.
Lords-o Grenville, Mato. fdundat.
Meson —Fez, tiny, Elliot, &c.

The Earl of DARPLIT also gave a grand dinner
yesterday, to the following Nobility and Gentry—

'Memel, of Wmrto•4, East Cerise, East and Cognates+ of
Clermont, Earl of unneed, Earl of Westmeath, Lord and
Lady Lsogioni, Mr and Mrs. Egerton, Mr. and Mrs. J Be
reeked, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas, Odorant E. and the Honourable
Mr. Elsgh.

Mr. WINDHAM entertained, at dinner. yesterday,
a large party, including the Duke of Noire Le,
Lord Wittouou BY Ds Beous, Sir W. SNII &c.

Mrs. WIND/4 A ea, last night, gave her last Nlusi-
ml Entertainment for the season, at which Mrs.
IliLtatiorots and Signora Casuist delighted the
tympany with several charming airs. Three hun-
dred of the fashionable world were present.

The Marchioness of Kier vo an, last week, issued
Flo cards of invitation for her grand routs, which
are filed for the 11th and 18th, at her house in
Manchester.square.
The Marchioness of SAL :siva T has fixed her two
last routs fur the 11th and Ihth inst. Several of
the cards of imitation are already issued.

The Marchioness of Dowssosta a's two Last routs
this season ire fixed for the Itch and I tith inst.

The Earl and Countess of DEIIIY and family
leave town this day, for Knowsley, where they
purpose to remain for the rest of the season.

Mr. W. Diccricsox, Jun. is re-eletted for the
Borough of Lostvrithiel.
Lord Tuna Low came to town yesterday.
The St. James's Westminster Volunteers, and
several other Corps, will march to Hyde Palk to
:ire a ere dejo2,e in honour of His HaJLSTY's Birth
Day:
A very serious dispute has taken place between the
boot-doceet and boot-mahres ; the former standing on
a:: anus:sod pre-eminence for wages ; the latter oh-
je3ing to this, and wishing to be put en an equal
St. James's Church, Piccadilly, which has been
fifty-one weeks under repair, was opened yesterday,
:et the first time. The Bishop of Le Nouti preached
a &mon for the benefit ••f the Bt:rlir..gton School.
a ith his usual eloquence. The Church was crowded
with the Nobility and Gentry of the p.srish, and the
collection at the door exczeded l 4,1. The repairs
are ♦ery judicious, and the complete state of the
Church does great credit to the maAistrates, over-
:.,ers, and all the :ather parties concerned.

The shaded walks of Kensington Gardens were
very attradive yesterday. While it blew a petted
to'acto upon the exposed paths of Hyde Park, and
the fair pedestrians in the quarter .erpeared panting
if beneath the hne ; the climate t .he gat dens V% alo
coyl and temperate. A new corpulent o.a-snter from
iht neighbourhood of Leadenhall-s:re:t, being a
:le (membered with dress, appea:e.l in rather a
''ng mood ; but the more ,ylniod fc rms, of the west
the town, suffered ro.,t the shgli:ea inconve-
Long U:11114 wee,: qr.:verbal, and mantles
1.41 drawls, is immed uh.ze lace, flowed
;4; sue ground. socw equyasres in Hyee
"as oat so rreat as wtit, ii:d the clouds of
kf.)sed •-:v '7 17 at!iliCnt to the equestrians in
"• 1' 4 -I'd not. Loweveri de.e the
V. , dint several o':.e.? person,
• •

ODE
TOR MS MAYESTY3 ariembxr, 1'964.

IT 7• PIK, ESQ. p. L.

As the blest (Laminate of the British Isles,
Immortal Lib my, triumphant stood',
And view's' her gallant www, with Wring simnel,
Undaunted heroes of the Geld ur hood ;
From Inverary's rocky shores,
Where loud the Hyperborean billow roan,
To where the surges of eh' Atlantic wave,
Around Cornubia's 'eastern boilers rave,
While Erin's reliant warrion glow
With kindred fir. to erurn th' injurious foe,
From her "Irigiot lance the lames of reuly,.rice strain,
And in her eagle eye shines glory's radiant beam.

Why sink them sinsles in sorrow's sigh
Why sorrow's tears suffuse that eye
Alas! while weeping Britain sees
The baleful sends of pale disuse
Malignant hiv'ring near her throne,
And threat a Monarch all her own. 6.
No more from Anglia's fertile had,
No more from Caledonia's strand,
From Erna'; breezy hills no mere
The panting legions croud the shore i
The buoyant barks, the yawning besh
That swarm on Gallia's horile coast,
The antrous thought no longer share,
Lost in a nearer, dearer care,
•
And Britain breathes alone, fur Genrge's life, her pr4'r.

In.
Her pray'r is heard—The Alm ghty Power,
Potent to punish or to save,
Rids Health sesame again her happier hoer i.
And as across the misty wave
The freshening breezes sweep the clouds away,
That h awhile the plden nrb of day,
Sifrom H%e •ia's balmy breath
Fly thedr.ar shadows of disease and death.—.
Again the manly breast buts high,
And lama again th' indignant ye,
While from the allow, to the throne,
This gen`rons sentiment alone
Lives in each heart, with patriot anitittr warm.
Points ev'ey sward, nerves every Briton's arm,
" Rosh le the del whet* George and Preeden4 lead,
" Glory end tante alike the warriors' to red,
" brace in their country's cause, who etymon or who bleed."

BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH. ST. JAME.S's PALACE.

JUNI 2, 1104.

Br His hinieety% Command no Carriages are to corns into
the Lord Steward's Court, eu doe caning ii.rth-Thy, except
those belonging to
The hd in esters
The Gmat Officers of Suite
The Servant. attending •he Xi ti Person
The &mints attending Her Majeing
The OPeers of the King's Household
The imams attending the koala end Princess of Wales
Tha Foreign Ministers
The Buhl SW&
The Snake's of the Homed Lords and Commons
To, Duke of St. Albany.

N. Coach,s bot aueh as are allowed to s•t Componir drown in
the Ler, Stewa-rl's Croirt, are in w..it in the Kitchen Court

And at I. orderod Dv the L.rd Steward, that no Hackney
C aot or. Coaches be admitted into any of the Courts:
ylilen are given for the accommodation rd Panama going
away in Chair, that the wear leading from di. great Mewing
R to Vie Enghle Court will be opened, and the Engine
Court allotted for the reception of Chairs.
H. STRACHEY.

DUBUN, May 30.

Yestel day being tie anniversary df the restora-
tion of king Cheri :a the Second to the throne of
these kingdoms, and the return of social order and
regular governi, ent from Republican anarchy and
confusion, was observed as a holiday at the public
offices, and the demonstrations of Joy usual on
this occasion were exLibited ; the regiments in
garrison marched cut of town to exercise ; the men's
caps were ornamented with oak boughs in memory
of the famous Oak, since called Royal, wherein this
Prince concealed himself from his pursuers after the
fatal battle of Worcester.

For the purpose of cleating a sufficient space of
ground to form in line, a great number of men have
been employed for some d.lys cutting down and
clearing away the understood and busht.s, as well as
levelling the inequalities of the ground at the fifteen
acres, and adjoining to them in the Phenix Park,
preparatory to the/rand review and sham battle of
the Regulars and Yeomanry on Monday next, in
honour of the birth-day of our most gracious So-
vereign.—lt is expetied this review will be the
grandest military speaacic ever witnessed in the
vicinity of Dublin.

CORK, MAT RC

Between twenty and thirty countrymen were
brought into this city last night, by a guard of sol-
diers. and accompanied by that vigilant magistrate,
F. John-on, Esq. Two parishes near
more had agreed to settle some claims of superiority
by a li,4J battle, and cesterday was the day ap-
eointed. information 1..0.ing been received of the
intended engagement, a guard was sent out. and
the above-mentioned persons were found on the field
of battle; whether, however, they were assembled
as c,,moatants or spectators, has not yet been de-
cided.