The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-10 00:00:00

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MOUTH, A I:013T s
Yesterday the Princess Asset la coityletei •
Zed year, which etas celebrate I here with ill,
Mai esTuts at the Royal Hotel, to the principal „„, ofs°:hned4cou.r.pbaynay gher"en,danednttelrietstnine;nbrouivrin: I)NYI'. ',,,,,
And (;entry.
About three o'clock, the ROYAL FA It I Lv wee; ta the 1-lotel, and received their guests with their usa,d-- affability and condescention, and for
which they
iey in
so eminently distinguished.
At half-past four the dinner began to ere seised
up, and, to the credit of those employed in ilk
royal kitchen, the tebles were covered in des then
twenty minutes, in the greatest order and regolai.n.,
There were turtles, venrwin, and every deiicace ta,t;
could be procured ; the most choice wine., a, 1
every thing woe thy a Kingly Banspiet, The his...,
table was ornamented with a Gothic C010n,,,.,
~,,,,
feet high, elegantly surrounded u• fir !ie,,i,,,i
flowers.. Under the arch were beaLrifui g!n.: yssa%.,
on pedestals ; the four corners presented th.: eat
of the Princess AM EU A, in the parr erre w.irkt t
hcnd and foot were presented v.... 0 b-nrerfu gem
ut Britannia arid Minerva, supporting the lett PA.
.
The nine principal tables were thus oroa
!el;
The first had five elegant ornam nts, s't net
gh,
with beautiful ornameuts in fruit and flowers, be.
sides a variety of landscapes. The second tale
had an elegant rich temple, with emblern
nitre :-s.tf
phies of war, and the par terri•ig or sand-s-ark .....,
displayed ; a view of Weymouth and tt,.2 cariy,
which was very corredly and ingeniously executert by the artist. This was mach notices!, .illd highly
amused the company. The third table had three
elegant pieces of music, with devices in catterre or
sand-work, most tastefully executed, to answer.
The fourth table, five beautiful red glass vases were
displayed, with beautiful landscapes of winter '
pieces, richly finished on the parterring work. 03
the fifth table seat, a beautiful piece of Atab...sq lc or-
narnent ; side pieces to answer. On the parterring
or sand-work, the choicest fruit., fl seers, aad bird.,
were displayed in the most fanciful style. T/e
sixth table displayed a very ei..gant grotto, wi:h
fountains and s ater-falls. The sand-work dig,!. .d
two beautiful fi,.;ures, supporting the letters P A Ac.
On the seventh table, were three elegant r:cce of
o7larnent‘, six feet high, very tastefully decorated
w:th flowers, and the parterring work to answer.
The eighth table was a most beautiful set of r!rs
vases, decorar eii with the most choice Arose-,
very elegant green glass was on the ninth:, • .
the partnering work displayed a var;etty or
l'he whole was under the diredion sit , R.
IV ATER. of London, and executed by the ii ...1,
Mr. Swvitfratin
Betwe.m seven and eight o'clock the b ill-r -o
was thrown open, and dancing comme ~as i 1 1
continued till half past eleven. Toe Royal 1).., ea
danced alternately with their lovely sisters.
Their Mai nets% appeared in excelkr he.4l.h
and spirits, and were much gratified at st,!.i za; a .g
such a numerous assemblage of their loving i ii-
jeds.
At seven o'clock this morning His MAJESTY took
his usual ride. Atter breakfast Firs MaJEST Y 4 with
A numerous company and several a•tendanrs, sweet
on board the Royal Yacht. it,: Messeeger mil*
arrived this morning with dispatches from ,Ntinisters,
attended 11,s M A.I SAT • on board.
The Melt will wait till he returns, to convey him
to I.ondon.
Mrs.Citxyzar, the Adjutant-General's lady, and
her lovely family of eirldren, at present reside at
General II Ait couttr's colage. at St. Leonard's
Yale, near Windsor.

Arrivals at Luct's
Juhu Penn, Eq. Nr. Cor.yst I,m, and James Morraa, ER.

NATI') %.4 f. DI: 87.

An Account, chewing what has been redeemed of
the National Debt. the Land-'l'4l, and irnpettal
Loan, to the Ist Augmt, 1805 .
Rolrem4l by An.inel . L 55,499.070 0 0
Ditto by 11. per cent per Ann. on Lowe 41..,67,50) 0 0
Ditto by Land. rax
Ditto by H per cent. per Ann. on ►mp. Loon b 93,767 0 0
Taal
E. 120,116.7.37 tr

The Su,n to be expended in the ensuing
gusrter, is . 1,531,606 4