The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-19 00:00:00

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Mr. L. LlNlr....x's new Cermet, of The Marriage
Praasiss, was repeated here last night. It went off
with even more eclat than on its first representation.
For this increased success it is indebted to some ju-
dicious improvements, aided by the Performers,
now become more mellow in their several parts._
The latter circumstance was particularly re-
markable in the charafters supported by Mrs.
Powst.t. and Mr. Port. The influence of the
Piece has been manifested in the way most
grateful to the author. The house was crowd-
ed, and the crowd displayed the most fashionable
appearance. Mrs. Joanales second song was omit-
ted. The Play was given out for future represen-
t-tion, amidst thunders of applause. It was fol-
lowed by the Dramatic Romance of " Blue Beard."
Miss Di; CA me resumed her part 0; Trent, in which
.he displayed all that life and vivacity which never
f:sil to pleas. Mrs. MrstsrAiti gave considerable
interest to Fatima, and executed the songs with
great taitt.

Yes=day morning his MaJusr v, accompanied
by their Royal Highnesses the Princesses SoPHIA
and AMELIA, and attended by Generals GwvNsE,
Hattcouar, anti DL BUDE, and by Sir WILLIAM
and Lady PITT, took an airing on horseback, and
viewed the different improvements in Windsor Great
Park.
Her Maissry and the Princesses AUGUSTA and
ELIZABETH, with their usual attendants, took an
airing to Frogmore.
Her Royal Highness the Princess MART, at-
tended by Lady Ca Ater. ET, took an airing in a coach
and four round by Englefield-green.
To-morrow evening their MA.tESTits will honour
the Ctirci-st of Ancient Music with their presence ;
the performance will be under the direction of the
Earl of Uxuainat.
Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER arrived at
Hamburgh on the 10th inst. under the tide of Earl
of CostfAconT, on his way to England.
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Major Ms xwrf L, eldest son of Sir WM. MAX-
irist.t., brother of the Duchess of Goitoom, was
married yesterddy at four o'clock, to Miss Cern A..
BINS rORDYCi, daughter of Joni Fouovci., Esq.
at her father's house, Caddick's-row, Whitehall.
Miss Fueuvce and Mr. Duviti., aEled as the
bride-man and bride-maid upon the occasion. Af-
ter the ceremony, the new-married couple set off
for Welton Park, the seat of Mr. Dors E, near
Beaconsfield. Mr. DUPRE celebrated the' vent with
a splendid dinner, at his house in Grafton-street,
which was attended by
Vistmv‘b—Beane and lilnehinbroeke.
Lards—'roves and Farr.
Sirs—l Shells. and Stephen Glynn.
essrs —St. George CAullivl4, Ntaddoeks, Berkeley Craven,
Welsley, and Mast-rs.
VlSO:lumen Broome.
Latises-•C Lennox Emily Wehley, and C Cads,gatt.

lin sod twos iordre's.
Mrs. Sr. GLOROE Cautrittn's ball and supper
last night, in St. James's-square, was one of the most
splendid and fashionable of the season ; above 300
persons sat down to supper, which consisted of every
delicacy that town and country could afford. The
rrince of WALE:, and a large party of friends, to
the amount of 50, supped in the front parlour, on
one of the most costly services of plate, elegantly
gilt, this country can boast of. The middle dining-
parlonr, the library, and rooms adjacent, were also
laid out for supper.
The Earl of RONNE,/ and family, returned to
town last night, from the Mote, near Maidstone,
where they have beetwpassing the holidays.
Mr. STuA itv, and a large party of fashionable
friends, leave town this day for Goodwood Races,
near Chichester, Sussex, which will commence to-
morrow.

Earl Frrzwtcta Ass, during his residence at:heeds
has generously ordered each man serving in the Ist
West York tegiment (of which he is Colonel) a
jacket and other cloathing, at the expence of five
hundred pounds.
The late Earl of ABERDEEN is succeeded in his
titles by his grandson, the Earl of WIN Dson, eldest
son of the late Viscount Moutcrstua sr, by Lady
PaNZLOPE, the Earl's only daughter.
Mr. Dry.% YVES gave an elegant dinner yesterday
at his house in Dover-street.
The Earl and Countess of BARRE &LORE have
taken up their residence, for the season, at the Bri-
tish Hotel, Jermyn-street.
Last night Lady ELLYNIIOBOUGH'S Rout, Blooms-
bury-square, and Mrs. Us TLIRDALE'S Music, Her-
ky-street, attrafted large parties of the fashionable
world.
The remains of Mrs. ',torn, many years house-
beeper at Kensington Paiace, were removed yester-
day from her house in Mount-street, to be interred
at Hammersmith.

The Earl of Dtaav and family returned to tcwn
yesterday from the Oaks.
Mrs. GRAHAM gives an elegant Ball this evening
at her house in Portland-place.
Lord Dit.s.ox and family arrived in town yester-
day front his seat at Ditchly, Oxfordshire, at his
house in Fituoy-square.
On Saturday afternoon a post-chaise and four
droi e with great vi,,lence through the town of Ken-
sington ; inside were a young lady and a man
struggling. He grasped the lady's throat in a most
brutal manner, apparently endeavouring to prevent
het from calling for assistance.
'ills Karl of MO ilt A did not arrive in town till
yesterday forenoon.
Lord Kti.ric is the Scots Peer set up as a Can-
didate to succeed the Karl of Dust rests. There is
n rumour that Mr. ADDINGTON has written a letter,
in which he states, that Government do not mean to
interfere in the most distant degree in the elteion.
Lord LA DERD ALa is also spoken of u a Candidate.

sittings appninted in Middlesex and London,
lwfore the Right Hin. Richard Pepper Lord
Alvanley, Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's
Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster, in and
dt;er Easter Term 1603 :