The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-18 00:00:00

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-On Satuatay

his MAJZST

attended

morning r, ‘d by
General CI ws.Nl,4lt, rode to the right of Ascot Heath
race-ground, where they niet the Earl of SANDWICH
and a number of gentlemen sportsmen. At half
past ten o'clock a deer was turned out for the day's
diversion. At first setting off, he ran with great
speed across the camp-ground and by Mr. WELSH'S
park, leaving Brecknell to the left, through the in-
closures by Benfield to Waltham Common, being
there in full view of the sportsmen ; from thence he
took his course towards Chatsbrook, where he ran
through Mr. VANsti t awes park, and making a
double, returned by Waltham Common, and was
taken at Brick bridge, after a good run of near two
hours.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.

TIIII DA T.--I.ady Fllenhorough)tliont, Blonm‘bury-sqaar•.
I►lr4. C...0r0r Can Grind RAI, St. ktalec\-1111:sre.
Mr, Ninsie,llirley-street Dersynem Dinner,
Dover street.-.-Kul of GJl.oway's D eeeeeeee Ctsartes-street.
To-t4oewetw.--()iwr.i, Ittymarket.--Mrs. Graham's Pan,
rorthlnct-p'.are —Earl of Ijaierick's Dinner, Matsfielil ogre
V iiwnunt Carletaa's Maher, Great George-street, I (Allover-
sel ?ire.
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Went•rtsuAr—Kines Leve:..„ St. James':.--Dticlietn of
Bolton's Rout, Grissecior-44i trare.—M cr. St. Georg,- C
8011, St James AndMy-
Tkenusson's Rout, tliandro-erect.—Countessuf
Portsmouth's Rout, I.incoln's-inir.fieltl:. •
THUNSDAY.—na :bin:iris of Heotlfures Rout, Stanhope-
street, M —Larly Wetby's Rout, Argyle-street.—Ladv
(:tbbs'4 Butfittromoireet. —Mrs. Blackburn's Rout, Park-
street, Wrontinotero—Mom. Forth': Roll, \Cell>eck-.trent
Farl Limerick's I)iiener, Man:field street—Earl of Kenmore's
Linn I'ortmao-puarr—Mr NfOUntrOil.6 Party, Queers
Ann-street.
Ft I D Y.—Marrh inners of Hertford's Rum, Manchester.
squore.—LacirSheffictet's Rent, f)enuu-
stantrille's Rent, Upper lirortk-street.—La•ly Perth'. Rout,
Grotretior•oquare.o.4.arly RirUcy's Bail, Portlaii.l-place.—.
Voccomt Carleton 's Dinner, Gr.:ow-street, Ilanovcr-squate.
Lord I.l4rewood's Dinner, Harewoorl-place.
SltießnAy —Opera, Haymarket .—Farl of Derby*: flintier,
Grosvenor- plaee.—Eirl of Limerick's Dinner, Manstit Id-btreet,
Vacuum Castlereagli's crawl Dinner, Cleveland-row
Sur DAY —Marquis of Blasdford's
Music, Pi~radilly—l►[ar-
thiottess of Sal sZtur)'s Party, Arlington-street.-4:0unt,..0. of
Xenmare's Pony, Portman-square.—Countess of Cork's Party,
Thirlingtort-strcrt.---Lady Hampden's Music, Green-street,
Inanna orwsnir- an ma or

On Saturday her MAJESTY and their Royal High-
nesses the Princesses AUGUSTA and liEtzAsErit, at-
tended by the Marchioness of BATH and Daughter,
took an airing in two open carriages, and paid a
morning visit td Miss Vyst, of Stock-green.
Their Royal Highnesses the Princesses SOPHIA
and A stEti A, attended by Sir WrLLIAM and Lady
P:rr, and General Da Berm, took an airing on
horseback, and attended her MAJESTY : the Royal
Visitors, after walking in Miss Vys;.'s garden fur
some time, took some refreshment with her.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Maar, at-
tended by Lady Caam Ear, took an airing to Frog-
more.
On Sunday morning their MAJECTItS and the
PainctssEs, attended by Lord and Lady HAs-
ouß r, the Marchioness of BAT,' and Daughter,
General Gwriewt, General DE Bent:, and the Ho-
tsourabk WIL Lt A sePa ice, went to St. George's Ch-
apel, and heard divine service, and an excellent ser-
mon by Dr. is HE a, from the Gospel of St. John, c. xi.
v. 25, 2t. Jesus said unto her, lam the Returreflion
and the Life; be that beleveth in me, tkugh be were
ea.!, yet :bell be live: and whosoever liveth and he-
lieveth in me shall never die. Believest thou this ?
The Bishop of NORWICH, Dr. HALM, 1)r. lit Arn,
the Reverend Mr. Lroc, and many persons of dis-
tindion were present an excellent anthem was sung
by the choir, in which Mr. CHAMPNLSS had a prin-
cipal part.
Admiral Sir Parr a PARKER has taken an elegant
house in Weymouth-street.
Sir CHARLES COTTON, Bart. has taken an ele-
gant house in Wimpole-street.
General ANDREWS!, the French Ambassador, has
given orders to J. Nowt n Au, to have engraved and
cut for him in steel, a grand impression and cypher
of the First Consul, with the letter C. which will
be in future embossed by an engine upon all pass-
ports granted by him to France. The expence of
the steel dye, or seal, we are informed, will cost
2:3L

The Earl of Oamosta arrived in town orr Satur-
day from Bath.
Mr. and Mrs. Sr. Groiat CAl:Litt-ED, Ba-
roness CROFTON, and two lovely daughters, paid a
on Saturday at Holyhill, to Mrs. CaoKER,
Baroness CitorroN's mother.
Lord LOFTUS returned to town List night from
Bath. •
General MEvRICK will set off in a few days to
take the command of the Clonmel distriet in Ire-
land.

The Earl of Moms returned to town en Satur-
day evening list:
The Dowager Countess of BELMORF, and her
beautiful sister Miss CALDWELL, an ired in town
on Saturday last from Ireland. llet Ladyship re-
mained several weeks in Wales, on visits to her par-
ticular friends, previous to her coming to town.
Lady Coniii Lt. has taken an elegant house in
Berkeley-sq
The Alarcnioness of S A Lisnuav returned to town

last night from Hatfield, where she had been spend-
ing the holidays with an extensive party of fasaion-
a file friends.
Lady ANsx Cecrt, sister to the Marqui, of
SALTSNURY, returned ye't?rday to her apartments
in Hampton-court, after having passed the holidays
at Hatfield.
Mrs. WALKER, of Masquerade celehrity, return-
ed to town yesterday from the Oakes, where she had
been on a visit to the Earlsand Countess sf Macy.
A house in Albion-place, Ramsgare, is fitting up
Alt. the summer residence of the Princess of Watts.
The Tants Moses, lately published, are in such
great demand, it might be supposed that all the
English Ladies are MAIM
Mr. WINSTON is TO play Mod in the Poor Cm-
thetas, and Lisp in the Airmen, Surprise, at Covent
Garden, for the benefit of one of his friends. Mr.
Wiiirros is well known as an excellent Comic Ac-
tor ; he has repeatedly displayed his Powers at the
Theatre, Richmond ; and several other very reTec-
table Theatres.
We were never more highly pleased, than at the
popular Entertainments nightly displayed at the
Royal Circus. The new Comic Pantonime of the
Rival Statues possesses the utmost merit. The hu.,
siness of each scenes admirably managed ; and the
comic died derived from them tuceives the most
Littering marks of approbation.