The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

HIDA PARK.

The fineness of yesterday awaited great nuts.
bets of fashionalile pedestrian's to this favourite
promenade ; but, nom the variety of nitwits, it was
dillcalt to ascertain whether it were Spring, Sum-
mer, Autumn. or Winter ; muirs and tippets, black
and pin pie velvet spencers and.pelisses, as well as
lice el•iaks, and white muslin, were equally evil-
Th- most fashionable bead dress was a
straw hat, bound with w n' s skin, and tie.' under
the chin, with a blue handkerchief.
Amongst the elegant visitors we,e—

Ilse Royal ii.glin-st lira PiinCeil Clowlove of W dlr., at-
tended by Lady U. Cliff 4, in r earrlayt and It.;!:; Doebrat
or Marlborough; the M ogrAvilre of Aoapaeh ; 0r,.1,..1.•
of 11,dhort ; Lady M ry Taylor; Lary Frances ;
Lady Charlotte Lenox ; Lord lietre; the Earl of Westoror
land ; ClEtrit. Windham, Eau.; J Lloyd, Est ; and S.
CrayGord, Eq. •

Satur lay morning, their fl/41 satsr Ls, the Pi,' K.
cessts, and the Dukes of Keisr and CALMIIIIIOCIi
took an airing in Richmond Park.
Yesterday, flair MAJ vsri vs, the Dukes of Yo RR
and Cussica atm, and the Pattsctssts, attooded
Divine Service at Kew Chapel, and heard a Serrooft
by the Bishop of h tr ram. from the 13th Chapter of
St. Mark, and 37th Verse.

Yesterday, the Wis. AL FAMILY dined with the
Duke of CUM 'Lai AND' at Kew.
YesterclAy,Lltd Sf.HILtleS visited Their

The ROY • L FA MILY are expelled at Windsot
this day.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Yore, in his
curricle :old pair, with two out-riders, left town, a/
nine o'clock yesterday motning.
J. B Bit A poiross, Esq. left town, yesterday,
for his seat, Screens, Chelmsford, Essex.
Mrs. JORDAN'S humane intentions will he liberally
supported, this night, at the Richmond Theatre.
The Marquis of S•Lisauar left Yarmouth, on
Satnrd:sy, for Aldborough.
As-rimer. Wear., Esq. and family, arrived at
Nraor's Hotel, on Saturday, from Surinam.
A critic observes, that Mt. List isTori's tafreLetb
is deficient in both beit and shade. The eri,ie was
pr.thably between both. in a Ent of:will/hr.
Vi%countCA6TLtßt•ou. from Dover; Famseie
DASNWOOD. F.sq. and Mr. Fs•sce, from Scothessi•
are arrived at NLROT'S Hotel.
The Disks. and Duchess of MA at. erniouois arrived
on Satnrday evening, at their house, in Pall-Mall,
from ISiigl,ton.
Major Fa quit A esow and Family. in their coach
and four, arrived at four red sck yesterday after.
noon. at BLACK'S Hotel, from Cl-.eltecham.
The Covent Carden machinist' who made the
boat for ils•witriine, in which Mrs. Glass and Mr.
H. Jour:stow ascend, says be did sot speculate
upon so much darlialt.
Mrs. FlTZNtlieLirr was as much indilsosed, yes-
terday. as to make it necessary for Nit Was., as
FA aqui, an to leave town for Brighton.
Mr. WADI, Master of the Cs/enemies at Brigh.
ton, is a candidate for the Meow of Bash.

lhe Theatre in Dulllin will not be ready for
opening for some munch.. The impeovenieuts auJ
alterations are on a magnificent scale.
The Archbishop of Car. cLa Nutty arrived at KA.
ham-hall, near Newark. the seat of bis brusher,
donut Ma Niticas SUT Tull, Esq. on Tuesday Usti
where he intends spending a few days.
The Earl of SHANNON, we have the pleasure
stating, is recovering from his late accident.
LA Illt/iloeil TheAtie of. Mirth was, on Saturday.
honotned with a very brilliant audience. Mr. LAW
1111011' appeared as ifevey, in The Deserter of Neale..
and never displayed his great pantonsinsical abili-
ties to greater advantage,nor were they more was mh
applauded. Miss N. Lirna, a child of six years ni
age, danced a hornpipe in letters, and was loudly
applauded. From the excellence of bee mimes-
:ince, she is called the Apollo's**. l'he whole
eincraioment went of with me restest spirit Oil
seine.