The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

THE PARKS.

The serenity 011ie atmosphere, end mildisess tithe Mr, In-
duced a pester smernblime of beauty, rank, and fashion, to
visit these etichauting ',laces, yesterday, than On say preceding
Sunday. The open carrciges were very onmersius, and many
ladies wore ear, with boodles of Sowers, suited to the see.
soo. White dresses and silk pelisses were predominant.
Amongst the pedeetriaus variety was uss miler of the day.
►em, cloth pelisses, and gold bindings, were very general.—
There were, however, mauy ladies, whose costume displayed
as erne► variety and lightness as would have suited the merry
moot 11 of May. A little before tier o'clock, a sadden storm of
rain c..ose on, which produced • must distressing bustle
ealisegst the ueespiers of epee curium, and the fair pedes-
trians ; who were to be seen scampering ma every directive, to
avoid the pitika slurs.

Yesterday morning Has MAJESTY, Prioresses
AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady
Turman, Gen. CARTIVILIGHT, and Major Puce,
went to St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and beard a
sermon, preached by the Rev. Mr. CRAMPAGN
from St. Luke, lath chanter and 201 h yerse—" 7 hoe
fool, this night thy soul shell be required of thee."
—After attending divine service, His MAJESTY
vi-
at'e i erincess ASI EL: A.

On Friday morning Sir Iltwax WILFORD,
Doctors BAUM, DUNDA% and Pope, had a con-
sultation at the Print:tits AMRI3II.• house, upon
the state of her Royal ilogline,s's disorder.
The Earl and et:motes* of DARNLEY will give a
grand dinner, nrxt Wednesday, at their bonen, in
Berkelry-scriare.
Amongst the. Nobility, at the Opera, on Satur-
day. were—

Their Boys! Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland and
Cambridge ; the Duchesses of Beaufort, Dowager Manches-
ter, sad Sornemet ; Marelsiosesses of Salisbury, Wallesieg.
Dowashire„ sod Dowager Bath.
The Duke of Noarui.a's grand dinner, to his
Royal Highness the Prince of WaLas. which %PS
to bare been given yesterday. is postponed until
this day.

The Earl of Esse% left town, yesterday, fo► Ca-
shiobury.
Earl SPENCER will give a, grand dinner, on the
17th instant, at his house, in St. Janice's-place.
. .

Lord MVERRAYR gave a mod dinner, yester.
day, at his house in the Admiralty, to the Earls of
LIVERPOOL, lIARROWDV. BATHURST, and Loan.
FORD; Viscounts MoVNTJOIr •nd LOWTHFR; Sirs
R. PIMA, and R. BtcnEaToN ; Captain PAnntn,
Mr. RIDER, and Mr. K. WARD.

The Earl of Ltvcaroot. gave a grand dinner, on
Saturday, at Fife-house, Privy-Gardeus, to their
Royal litghneases the ukes of Yoe and CAM.
BRIDGE. the Marquis of HUITLIY, Earls Ctn.
DIEN and BATY:ALIT, &I'. &c.

The Earl and Counteia of MDT gave a grand
dinner, on Saturday, at their house, in Grosvenor-
square, to the Marquis and Maachioness of ST•s-
CORD, the Marquis and Marchioness of LAN*.
Dotes. the Earl and Countess of ALIIIIMAZIA,
Earl of Cassaus, and the Hon. W. W•RD.

A new Comedy way read in Covent-Garden
Green-Room. on Eric!ly hot. of which report
speirks in high terms. :%Ir. YOUNG. Mr. Jon Es.
Mr. Itiltiriottr, Mr. DAVFNPORT, Mr. C. Kam-
lux, and Mrs. H. JOG:VITO/I. are said to have
parts well ruiteri to their respective taleutv.
_ .

The music of the Hew Opera, to he produced et
the Lyceum Theatre, to...morrow evening, is said
to be one of Bum 'tee happirst efroris, and will
coinbate ell the vocal strength of the company.
The last Bath arrivals are—

Lord !Rayner, Laily Durk', Count Cartnwity, Rir C.
Whreler, Colonel Uncktaunt, Lieni..Colnuel Cur, Liens -
Colonel Borten, Licat..C.ol..ncl Puwlett, Rev. Dr. Speer*,
Rrv. Dr. MIP. it-.d Min Bingham, Rev. Mr. Asinine, Rev.
Mr. Pollen, Rev Mr Palmer, Rev. Mr. Dalby, Rev. Mr.
Nteford, Rev. Mr. Cockburn, Rey. Mr. Reunion, Rev.
Mu. Winthrop, Rev. Mr. mad Mn. Ita)ly.

A %ming lady, about set enteen rear► of age,
why ha. hitely come to a liaiiikoine fortune,
eloped, on Satiodiy, from a boarding school in
Derbyshire, with a %oiling man, of ghoul the
►ame age, the son of a farmer. They ars supposed
to have directed their conne to Gretna Green het
being thonght incapable of finding their en; there,
on account of their youth and inexperience, they
are accompanied by an elder sister of the swain.
Captain PETZR PA OLEO. of Ills MOJKITY'S
Royal Navy, is returned to serve in Parliament. for
the Towa of Wexford. in the nano of RICHARP
Nevit.t.E, Esq. who has itecept.:d the Chiltern
'lead:vas.