The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-16 00:00:00

PASSENGERS TO AND FROM IRELAND.

THE LOY/02.
Passengers from Dublin to Holyhead, May 12.
Countess of Carrick and Family, S.r James S.ineatt, Mies
St.:wart, Captain and Stn. Coiben, Mr Portescue, Mr. Win-
ter, Mr. Crow, Mr Stark, Mils Tomay, MrSS Bleckat!, Mi.
Dobbs, Mr. Phins, %1 Batton, and Mr. Yates.
THE 11251101101.011.
Passengers from Dublin to Holyhead, May 10
Lord Viscount Roy.e, Earl of Athtnne, H,,nourabt• Miss
Ginkill, Mr. Hamilton and Family, Mr. Savage, Vt.. Gerrard,
Par. Jonr., Mr Newport, Mr. basseley, Mr. Bingham, Mr
Lally, Mr. and MIS Grubb, ant Mr. parley.
Passengers from Holyhead to DublM, Kay 12.
Mr. Nesrbo:d, Mr. WM% Mr Hogg, Mr. Adamson, Mr.
Ealiington, 9/IT. Bums, Mr. Menzles, Mr. Huessy, and Mrs
TV UXBRIDGE.
Passengers from Holyhead to Dualiu, M. 710.
Cel. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Butler, Mr. Calliaviera, Mt.
Phillips, and Mr. L 4 ngton.

THE AUCKLAND.
Passenger, from Dublin to Holyhead, Mar 11.
Mr. Silvio, Mr. Morgan' ti Capt. Rieharen, Mr. Gorman,
Rev. J. Atley, Me. Smith,
Mr. Skoute, Mr. Thompson, Miss
lentos, Hon. Dol. Burton.
THE LZICESTEN.
P.Lssengers from Ho:ybead to Dubin. May 11.
Mr. Ws,:,acy, Mr. M•Chrea, Mr Forkington, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ciefre.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, His MA, esr v• gave
audiences to the Duke of .MorsTROSE, the Earls of
WINCHELSRA, WITTON, and Uxsainse ; Sir H.
B. NZALE and Mr. W. Dust) As.
The audiences had not finished till past seven
o'clock.
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJ [ATV,
accompanied by the Duke of C•inisiocE—Her
MAJLSTY and the Patricians, attended by the
Countesses CARDIGAN and AYLESBURY, took an
• airing in three coaches and fiatr, with their usual
escort, and honoured the Countess MASIIIIM.Da in
Richmond Park, with a visit, and returned about
two o'clock to the Queen's House.
It is curious to observe, that the sun's cap is not
the invention of a niuustry, but of a fashionable mrl-
finer in Pall-Nlall.
The Duchess of BADT•RD is doing very well in
the straw in the StaiSfe-yard.
The Earl of DALHOVSIE is indefatigable in the
discharge of his military duty in the Edinburgh
Distrift.
Admiral PA T T Elg has father reversed the order of
things, by stepping into the shoes of a Lord sof the
Admiralty.
The Masquerade at the Pantheon, last night, dis-
played a long list of chimney sweepers, sailors, link.
boys, and other cheap dressed gentry.
Bon A TARTZ has exploded Liberts, but he still re-
ta:ns all his I eternity. His Brvilais are all to be
made Princes.
The Pri.:ce of WALE% gave a grand dinner yes.
terday at Carleton House to a large company, in-
cludir.g Lord HuTCHINSON, and several of the
GNENVIL LE party.
A grand review of the Royal and Volunteer Ar-
tillery in the Edinburgh District, under the Earl of
MOIRA, was announced for yesterday, at Porto
Bello Sands. Upwards of 44) pieces of canno
were expeaed upon the ground. Twenty gm-
boats were also to be engaged.
The University and King's College of Aberdem
have elected DAVID SCOTT, of Dunninald, M F.
Rector of the University for the ensuing year.
The following Officers, late of His Nl:C;tsty's snip
&annoy?, were all well at Verdun, in France, on the
23dof April .:-..
Cepr...n Edward Leeman G...wer. Leutenants John Lam-
bert Letitia, Th..,nae D.- 14e, G .k S me... Ma••••r,
Henri Couch. Marine Officer, Ale+.l, der F-10, ..rd. Pur-
Ii". James Ilsalo;b. Surgena,tJahn Ben. Master's Ni.tes,
Wm Gilpen, Abraham Roe.nson. :Ahishipeten, Samuel
I+.;Airms, Wiliam A.;:en, T. W. C:ezil, two Fraucts Lace.