The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-11 00:00:00

MYRA. /1017011.

The splendid and beautiful ems of V trrierelr
dell Amer reels" drew a brilliant stadience ea
Saturday. night. When such vocal fowersas those
of Mrs. ISittisoror and Mr. BRAHiII unite to
execute the composition of /master like De WI
T ea, the science approaches to perfedtion. The 4rie
in the first aft, and the died between Mrs. 131
TON and Mr. BRAHAM in the second, were encored,
and received with reiterated applaves.
It was one of the most crowded and fasbionable
nights we have noticed this season.. Diamond
naments and necklaces sparkling from the boars um
every side, long veils of lace falling from the bawl
of the head, are yet worn, but flowers appear to 'be
the more prevalent decoration of the youthful beau-
ties. The frock continues to be the favourite robe
of ladies cf the highest ton. The pit was so exceed-
ingly full that the gentlemen found great difficulty ist
making their usual promenade. Hisses we.* very
general when some of the fashionable loungers be-
hind the scenes presented themselves in too forwart
a situation.
Mr. DECH•yri, having sprained his ancle by Ins
extraordinary exertion in the course of the weds,
was unable to take his place in the jegemeat dig
Peru.

FASITIONABLi. ARRANGEMENTS FORT= WEEK

THIS PAY.
Marchioness of Dowushires Grand Rout, Hanover-Nome.
March,oness of Hertford's Grand Ron', Manchester &W.&
Marchioness of Headfurt's Private Party, fitasitope-stretit.
Mrs. Createlily's Breakfast.
fad of Lime? iek's Dinner. Pdatis'leld street.
•
Muguisof Abeiconfs Ginner, Priory.

TO.IIOIItOW.
The Prior*. of Wslre's Moser, Cnrleton Noun.
Mrs. Nlert,uetes Rout, Lower firCAVLIN)t-atledit•
MI George's Rout, Manehel.ter.‘qu..re.
Mr.. Ur by Hulloes Rout, Manche ter square.

WEDNESDAY.
CotinteND of Kenmore's Rout, Portmartoomne.
Lady Narthwirl's Knot, Carmuli4l.l-snitare.
Marchtortets fAbsrcornsParty, :9ry.
Alderman Combe's Dinner, t u,sell-street.

THURSD A Y.

Mrs. Wilbraham's Neat.
Lady Haathcae's Rout, Grasynteraquare.
Lady Lambert. Rout, Manclanter-rquaru.
Mr. Ocamattey's Mussy ilaaarsbury-Atuare.

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M. T. Hopes Mow, Harlay-stroet.
Marchioness at Downsbires I t, Hailovorogoris.
Countess of Harringasses Rao; Stabb•Tard.
Countess of Milborough's Root, Lower lironkoiroi.
Lord Cadetores Dinner, Georges-Wren.
Lord Northwiees Dinner, Hama-square.
SATURD SY.
The Speaker's Dinner.
Lord CiateresighNs Dinner, Ciorrelool-row.

SUNDAY.
Coante44 of Kenon Tea Painaan squire.
Marrhionan of Saliihtires Musk, Arliogviat streA.

The Prince of WALES gave a grand direr
yesterday at Carleton House, to the Duke of
CLA-
RENcI, the Earls of ABERGAVENNY and Parer,
a anor ; Lords FOLLY, MILFORD., STAWILLL.
NIAYNAIin, ANDOVL rt, I)eN9AS ; Sir 30.
NEWPuItT, Sir WILLIAM I',LINC, Sir CHaat.ass
rsetrr VLDE, Sir WILLIAM Sir MARCOS
SonFIIVIEEL, Sir ECIY‘RD O'BRIEN., Dr.
lILNCE; Messrs. POSTER, C. t_estrai.
I.ADEKOKE, SUAKiTAARA, CHAPYI•It. I.V.
Ma-
UOCILS, WCiTEIttl, BauG:;EA. JCR YL, J. Se.w.aar.
lsst.te. F. SA UNDERSON, Cr. !Merl, LS
1)t,11.14111, Eon. (Irotue WALPOLE, It CALVERT,.
C. J. F.ll, S./AERIE:IAN, GEORGE BARCLAY. CAL-
C APT, and DLRANI).
Earl Fl tZwILLIAm on Saturday gave a dinner to
a Log,. patty of political flicods, inciodi;g Lord G.
l'avrosratcn. Sir Tivassas tioilYN, SIR kt.
Y., Lard Ro SEAT SPENCER, Sir ROERT L•wr..
LEY, Lord A. lit ast LTOI4, Sir EDW D WINNIN
TON, Col. Coolie, Mr. KINVAIRD, Mr. 1)11INDAR,
Mr. EI.LIOI, Mr. BiIIIVERIE, Mr. CAVENDISH. Mr.
JL •10S CLAIRE, Mr. FOLJANtti:.
The Marquis of A BLIICORR gave on Sa..urday as
elegant dinner to a large party of political friends.

On Saturday Sir W. W. WYNNE gave a sump-
tuous dinner to a large political party, at his house
in S. Jame,'s Square. In the list of company pre-
sent, were, the Duke of Kurt-Aso. Sir ST i.r was
GLYNN, Sri ROBERT V AI.I4IIAN, Sir GMBRILT
HLA I HCOTE, General BERNARD, Mr. JOOORELL,
Mr. FORESTER,
_Mr. CORNW A L LIS, Mr. DLISBISOIit
MT. CHARLES CHOLISONDILLIT, 8:C.
In the list of fashionables arrived at Bath are.

Fail Pete:borough, Str Boyle and Lady Roche„ Cratesl
John!, C dnnel Nichot,on, Major New man, Major Cooper,
Sir Andrews, Dr. ambe, C.iptain

Sir W. W. WYNNE left town yestriday in his
phaeton drawn by four beautiful Welch ponies, to
join the Denbigh militia quartered at Woolwich.
In addition to Lord Sr A 110, L'S ClUiolll insn-
lion for printing mn iic, we understand his Lordship
bas invented a telescope, ;the reflecting power or
which ii double that of 1)r. H ERiC HE LI. S.
There is no truth in the report of Lnrd
intenAzd marriage so the 11.nums.o6le. Miss
DRUMMOND, the only daughter of Lady PERTM.
The Earl and Countess of Da and a
arrived in town on Saturday from Cobham-I
is
Sir ions and Lady OsaoRNL and far
on Saturday for their scat at Grow
Windsor.

General BAIRD went down on
House of Commons, being very anxi(
Debate. but the Gallery door was loci
arrival.
Viscountess PALMERSTON if feLSOUI
at hot house in Hanover-square.
The Marchioness of SALISIURY
party last night at her house in Arli
The Lord Bishop of Saussuav

Rev. EDM•ID ROOZRS to a Prebendal
Cathedral, which he is empowered v
with his foundation Fellowship of
lo.ge, in the University of Cambridge.
At Ascot, on Thursday. Mr.

Late Chance, and Mr. WY DU AM'S
won the two fifties; and on Friday,
uam's Carpenter won the 501. and Mr
Maid of Kent walked over the course.
for 100 guineas. Same day, a handl
SOL was won by Mr. ADans's -
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WANTED,
A GOOD CAT, OR A RAT-CATCHER.

It was probably owing to the heavy rain of yes.
ttrday morning, that the Parks and Promenades did
not display their usual quantum of beauty—and tha,
muslin transparencies, and green parasols. were not.
as usual, the order of the day. So far, however
as curiosity was a sufferer by the absence of beast}
and f tshion, the loss was amply compensated by tii
appearance of an immense swarm of Rats, which
issuing from their holes in the neighbourhood o.
Westminster, spread terror and confusion thro' the
whole place. Some concluded that a ship was
sinking in the Thames ; others, that an old house
was fallin; ; but it se...rned to be the prevailing opi-
nion, that the new Minister was upon the tumble.—
A message was immediately sent to Downing-street.
with this extraordinary news, but no satisfattory ex-
planation could be obtained, as the State Rat-trap
appeared in excellent condition, and as well baited
as ever with candle-ends and cheese-parings. These
new Re's are the most extraordinary ever seen.—
As they have shewn a shyness of the State-trap, and
Mr. "ITT, who was represented, by the late Sir RO-
BERT CLAYTON, as the best Cat of his day, has
been found imbecile and inefficient, a good Rat-
Catcher, who will undertake to wheedle and catch
these •le.ocuttre animals, will meet w ith due encou-
ragement.

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