The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

FASHIONABLF. DEPARTURES.

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His Royal Highness the Prince of Wiles and Count Rms.
joints, for Brighton.
The Marchioness of Downshire, to Brighten.
Lord Henniker, from his house in Portman-square, to
Col. Bailin of the Cold:yearn Guards fur RAmvate.

Lord ROCIERT SZTMOVIL is at Orford, ScE lk,
enjoying the innate satisfaction a good shot feels,
when be has scope for its full exercise.
We are happy to find, that Mrs. Wv na A se, of
Portland• Place, is recovered from her indisposition.
Subscriptions are now receiving, for engraving a
full-length portrait of Sir NATHANIEL DANCE.
Commodore of the China Fleet, in the engagement
with LINOIC.
Sir W. M. Misuse has set off from his seat,
Nunappleton, near York, on an excursion to Edin-
burgh. whilst Lady MILNER is enjoying the society
of a circle of friends in his absence.

Waistcoat pockets are come again into fashion at
Path. The prevalent pasian for embroidery ha
caused this change.
Naked arms and 'mks are still all the rage i
France. Tytanny is always favourable to th
growth of raked fashions.
Lthu awl Ndrcisse, an Opera of the famou
Glues;, is now very popular in Paris.
Romances and music occupy a large portion
the time of a Parisian ekgaxle.
Mr. Srtras Kan si.t wishes to get intoC,rew,t,
but the rind people of that town are not inclined
favour his designs on St. Mary's Hall.
An Operatic Atter-piece will appear at Covent
Garden Tt.eatre before Christmas, from the pen
Mr. KENNY, the Author of the popular farce
?he Trind.

Mrs. BILLISGTON and Signora GILASSIWI ate en.
gaged at the Opera House, for the ensuing scan
at a salary of 5000 guineas. These fascinatinA
females have contrafted not to perform at any pn4
vale concerts, but to devote their talents exclu&ivell
to their pulic duty. Comic operas are to he es
ploded, and Signior MoitELLI has in conseque:lo
entered into an engagement at Lisbon.
Every time that Mademoiselle Coxrar plays al
the Culne,ii• Franc4i)e, at Paris, it is good style ti
go there.
lithe China fleet did so much damage to Pea''
Admiral Limon, what would have become of 1.•
had he encountered the Dc/ti man of war ?
If we believe Mr. K tKo's late Work VI ..
mentions names without reserve, and fats vviur
reserve), he is really ill used; if he has misrepre
tented things, we suppose all the people he rasa
Lions will answer the pamphlet.
There are concerts in every corner of Pari

Among the most celebrated are the Concerts
ft•te.Cerwti, the Hotel lks Fermis, of ere t' ,t
.a a, of the Rue ekry, rf Chaassee

Cle to‘re, Bo ), .

The Annual Ball, giv...n by the Book S lc:. •
East Grinstead, was on F-id ty I.tst att:nded
the beauty and fashion of the ne;ghourhood.
tween and QO slt down to an excellent '••
and choice wines at the Dorset .Irms. -

ti
in t! was with the utmost hilarity •
meats of the dance were continued till km

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when t','e urnp.tny separated, highly ple.ss,l
the polite at. v..ti Ins of the S:ewards, A. t:
KIE. Esq. and h1.60r CRANSTON, of the I'Lvt •
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Legion.
At Blicklii;y, RAces, Norfilk, An Friday, C
WI% ImA st's horse won the Sweepstake.
runaing, the Hon. Colonel I lis r.,.
fell, And hw.: f .r this Accident it was espeeled to E.,
bre a• b tr.i contes;ed rice. Mr. RI. ..11.S )1 •I,e "
•ilver cup. I:•,iir tars started 1,: 2 p:A:c
• affOrkia'.l Lor.;:itrAbb: sport. SelfcrAl
t.
toA k one IT 12 guir.ea.;, w%:ch
.1%
w, n by Mr. WADE. A rig T ACC 6,403 a •
while, .Inl Afforded much diversion. The s
+roc,sni:nts were very gratifi ing t., a r.1:::•c•
cornviny f All ranks, And lasted if sm
• cr. to neda SIZ O'CICCk iu the evening.