The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

Lord Getman., i anis (Vice, May V 6, IEO4.

Notice is hem* given, that His Ma; it's Birth-Day will M
kept at St. Jantev's, on Monday the 4th of June neat.

On Saturday Lord Wsti Two' TN entertained the
Foreign Ambassadors with a sumptuous dinner, at
his house in Whitehall.
The Prince of WALES! Dukes of Devonsmas,
NORFOLK, LEINSTta, Messrs. Fox, Wanou•ss
And several Members of the Opposition, dined with
the Earl of Fr xzwir.xt %Id on Saturday.
Earl Firzwir. trAst will give a grand dinner oa
Wednesday to a large political party.
The Imperial Diadem, and other regalia of
the Corsican Adventurer, exceed, in splendour, eve-
ry thing hitherti worn by any Monarch; they
have been in complete readiness for more than three
months.

The Opera of Ver,,•ine de! Sole attrafted a spies.
did audience on Saturday night. In the brilliant
circle were Lady CAS CLLREA Ohl, Lady Dminv.
&c. The celebrated Mrs. Lee IrLs in .he pit, and
divided the attention of that part of the Louse
with Signers GRAsIIVI.
The Earl of Scrvot4 made a dashing appearance
yesterday with his phaeton and four in Hyde Park.
The showers in the morning, and the chill=
in the evening, thinned the ranks of fashion
day in the promenades. In Kensington Gardens we
tie LORD CH AKCE:. 1.06, Lord Da BL 1.,
<OA rill: and his two daughters, &c. '
The I.),ike of GLoucssrea, yesterday, took as
a;fing in Hyde Park.
This day the Loyal West-India Docks Voluntems
march pursuant to orders to Guildford on perma-
nent duty, they are c mmanded by new officers sp.
pointed by the Crown.

A portrait of Mr. PITT, considered a striking like.
mess, is in the hands of the engraver. The imprea-
sions are only intended for that gentleman's private
friends.

Leanau mantles trimmed with lace, with Spanish
hats and fawn colour ribbons, are the prevailing
fashion.

BRAAAM'S BearlYlS Moid is nightly encored. It
is only upon the stage that we ever hear of a won&
edition of a Mold, or a Virgin of Me Sun.
Sir H. B. NEALE resigned his seat at the Admi-
ralty, in consequence of his being appointed to do
command of the Royal Yacht. Admiral GAl4nras
will have his house at the Admiralty.
Colonel NA ?ma, the Comptroller of Army Ac-
counts in Ireland, is t xpeßed to return to this cam-
try in a few days, having been for some time in a
very bad state of 11,.•alth.

Mr. Bltt N 1 UN has received a distinguished mark
of the Prince cf NN Allis% favour—the theatre at
Brighton opens under the immediate patronage of
His Royal Highness.
FAN% c UT, though not engaged at Cot. VAN'S, PI
daily on the boards of the Little Theatre, conducting
the rehearsals of a new Ballet of Aftiqn.

If report speak true, the Theatricals of Branden-
burgh House ate to be soon super,ecicil by one of
the most novel and splendid exhibitions which mo-
dern use, with all its refinements, has yet pro-
duced; and if Mr. Dv Rat had lived to the present
time, he would not perhaps have kiit I msell autht e-
ised to exclaim, " Thi /141. of aiLalry is r,o more."
The MARGRAVINF, we understand, is making pre-
parations for a most magnificent lorrnanteet, out
which occasion, tilts and justs will be exhibited
with the titmott attention to ancient coTtume, and the
su.-cessful knights will receive the meed of merit
usual in •uch occasions. We have not yet heard
the names of the gallant youths who mean to enter
the lists in thi chivalrous contest.

Yesterday morning, a S..rmon was preached at St.
Cl:ment's Danes, i 3 eid f Westminster Gene-
ral Dispen, by the lies,. Mr. ;unit. 44 CAnfi.rt
People,'' ._red anthem, a //err nve.
ant 114,1 (7.,42,1Py, were snag
by Mr. Inch:don. Mr. Davy vitormed the ber.
vice on the org.tn. We were happy to hcAr Mr.
Incledon si g w.!!' tl.e tiLlotess and melody of
his finest tongs. t4:•autt.u: anthem he gave
with the most pet t. R s.seettit,s. Davy's executietw
.nt the organ WAS d, a u nal, by its
t.'e and feeling. Itit • la: c:. wis crpwited,,
and t!.e Colle.:11‘,1i a to a tutisidet able sum.
he faciiity with which stra igers were accommo.
lited with seats t, the Chinch
ions, and riltj •111:: t w:.n s•i;.erttr,nded the
'pp itable the Many pets‘u cf 4.1,-
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