The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-08 00:00:00

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Mrs. WrneLz gave, on T ay evenin,-, last,
a grand Concert, at her house Upper 13ropl:-
slrset, which was attended by upv.4,ii-ds of two hun-
dre.i of the most distinguishes! plsonages in the
1 ingdo:n. Mrs. Hrsusss *sit cit..liO.ted the Con:.
I any with an air of I-lasni.r.., 4' He tats slespi6eil."
'1 he fine, full, rich tones of Mrs Ii are admirably
odapted to HANDEL'S MOsiC. Mr. SsfA L L and Mrs.
)lI%OWARSH sung several Italian Duenet in the first
styie of excellence ; a!so a fine new Terz-tto, by
CV.I A RUSO. Amon:; the Company, we noticed_ •
Dm. h , ors—Nmeatinther:Avd Alia It +lwo
Xfsa laionow of Witichecet.
Coisau-is Corlhde.
I:i.e.:mad Fitchar:i.s.
I tot els--Watkhoutte, II /rewsi-wi, and Pear.
twilit a--Woilelloll4e' A I eatiley, Eliminorougli. G. Howard,
1.. Strityln, S:iiii-rton, and Douglas.
• Dr. 11I:513 1.1 qt.
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I:4mA Stanley.
Mc crs.—Kilet, Fitaltugh, nary, Douglas, Smith, Phipps,
Jeunittg, Atom:, v, Slorant, Audi hank.
libprresott—Tl•...,e.,son, Buller, king, Fitsluigli, Douglas,
Smith, (71tolmtieultie7 Phipps, Dudley North, 'chafing, Sian-
kty,Firil, anJ liehhenien.
ebases--Peaci , Wofklkou...", thme Farquhar', 'loran Wy-
combe, Pi:ilium., Jennings, two Aueuisue=, Stanley, and Far-
pasm.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY and the Prin-
cesses So Pii a A and A'4Er. I A, Attenticd by General
GwvntcE, rode on horseback through Bever Park,
Snnning aceotrretnied by thc Prin-
cess :.1 !zs rit in a photon, attensh...l by Mrs.
Ds.ss ; from whence the Princesses returned to
Winds,sr, and his MArtsiry continued his ride by
Virginia Water, and inspected the different farms
in the Great Park tat near three o'clock.

Her NIAJEST V, and Princess AUGUSTA, attended
by the Hon. Mrs. Hautoesr, took an airing to
Frogmen, and walked in the Gardens, where they
wereithwd by the Princesses ELITARETti, Seem.%)
and arra.r.4, after retuniiag from their ride with
bis MAJESTY. Her NIAJLsrv; and the Princesses
returned from Frogmore to the Lodi;.: between two
and three o'clock.

Yesterday, about one o'clock, the Princess MARY
took an airing by Kilburn and Hampstead, and
returned by the New Road.
Lord and Lady CASTI LUCA Ml' Lady L. COREY,
Colonel and Lady C. Woov, the Marquis of WA.
E aro ito, Lord COLE, and a large party of fashion-
able friends, leave town this day, for Stanmore,
the seat of the Marquis of Assaco R N.
To-morrow the Earl of MANSTIELD'S holiday
parties will commence at Caen V% nod.
Sir Jolts and Lady Miter, and the Miss CR A-
BEERS, left town yesterday for Randall's Park,
Surrey, the seat of Sir Jails COGHILL, to pass the
holidays. •
Mr. WALKER, of masquerade celebrity, left town
Dsterday, on a visit to the Earl and. Countess of
ERRY, at Oakes.
Earl and Countess of MoutivrinaßlS and family
left town last night for his country residence near
.Earng.
The Duchess of CUMBERLAND lately passed
through Genoa on her way to Rome.
Lord CARRINGIoN has tone down on a visit to
Mr. PITT, at Waliner Castle, and Lord ALVAN LET
spends part of the Easter Holi.tays there.
The congratulatory Address of the &uniting
Ministers about London to his MAJESTY, was un-
lae themselves. It passed, we arc told, amani-
ta/AU 1:y.
*llle last fashionable arrivals at Brighton are,
Lnrd Riv xitsos Le, the Hon. Mrs. Say moult, Sir
HENRY Pstro3r, and Mr. J. M. LEon.—"l'he
-departares—Lady B••LIFORD, Mr. T. KKNIP and
family, Viscount BARRINGTON, Sir JOHN HONEY-
WOOD, Mr. J. FR ANT, &C.

Grey sarsnet lionise, with broad white lace
round the bosom, loose sleeves to the wrist, a loose
festoon from the shoulder, trimmed with lace, cot-
tage bonnet, hued with pale blue, Spanish cloak, of
grey or white sunset, blue or grey shoes, is at pre-
sent a fashionable morning dress.
The mo .t fashionable full dress consists of a petti-
coat of white silk; vest of silver muslin, made in
the Circassian style ; *short sleeves of white silk, bor-
dered with spangles, and looped up to the shoulder
with silver twist ; a broad white lace made ph in to
'the arm beacath. Tucker of broil v.-hite lace, or
handkerchief of fie4i-coloured crape, spangled, and
crossed over the bosom. Turban of flesh-coloured
Persian, with a diamond crescent in front, and small
Turkish feather. The hottom of the petticoat bor-
dero.! with flesh-coloured silk net, variegated with
spangles. White shoes, pearl necklace, pearl brace-
lets, and zene.

Mrs. MutarrAts sings this night at the Manches-
ter Oratorio. Mr. Nloc,r AI :4 kids the twind.

The Duke of Qv at N.; az al tr, in his late illness, ex.
*cute,' a will, for the first time in his life. It con-
sived of eleven sheets of paper.
Mr. Bssvtot, haalcr of the French Govern.
meat, accompanied by two of his chief clerks, at--
37111'd in town on Saturday last. Ile is come ever,
it is said, to trona& some financial business wi:h
our Ministers. Perhaps IM. • r CoNsta., anxious
to show srrupuloas pu4auality in the execution
the Treazy of Antic/3, thinks proper to pay, at
Ir.tst, apart of the large sum which 1 ranee owes to
tl:i. country, for the matntenauce of her prisonets.

The Dmhess of GOP DO sun continues to in: the
most constant visitor of NlaJame BONAVA CUE, and

the rep.,rt still continues of an intended match be-
mmen the fair Lady GEORGMA, and the young
ELAM 114%11.4%0:5p the son of the wite of the Ftesv
Co :nu L.
Captain CArt rump is engaged at Covent-gar-
den theatre for next season, the Dl:xi of YORK, we
understand, having previously given him his per-
mission to sell out of the Guards. He is to have
eight pounds per week, and a benefit ; and we have
so doubt of the success of this promising young
am, from the proofs he has already given.

Madame RECAMIE it, for a con.id,rable time, con-
dulled to iNitertain the Enllish in Paris with great
politeness a.id hospitality, but they at length obliged
her to put. au end to her usual parties. When about
110 persous were invited, which were as many as
her hottie could well accommodate, at least 160 of
these were generally English. But they, not content-.
ed with their own reception, wc:e eternally intro-
ducing r.l.itions and friends from England to an
assembly Uhkh %%as all the rage, and be=rg urdhle
to hold this any loager, with that civility add polite-
peso so itatnral to her, she has found herself coat.
+ellai. fear the present, to give up her publit. partici.