The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-15 00:00:00

EAI.ING CHURCH ORGAN.

Yesterday, the new Organ at Ealing Church, the
present of Mrs. Fis HZ a, of Ealing Park, was opened
with a grand seleAion of Sacred Music. Notwith-
standing the nspropitionsness of the weather, not
less than a thousand persons attended, of the first
rank and fashions not only from the vicinity, but
from London. The Vocal Performers were Miss
P•Raz, Miss MUISDAY, Mr. loct.euoN, Mr.
Dionu fa, and the two WALSHS. Mr. ASHLEY led
the band. From the announcement of such Per-
formers. expectation was highly raised, and as am-
ply gratified by their presence. Every house in the
neighbourhood vied in entertaining their friends.
But Ealing Grove. the seat of the Earl of Mou NT.
NORRIS, was the grand rendezvous. Near 300 of
the first Nobility and Gentry partook there of a
most sumptuous cold collation, provided under the
direction, and with all the acknowledged taste of
the Countess. It consisted of every delicacy of the
with a profusion of grapes. strawberries,
&c. &c. Inspired by his Lordship's burgun-
dy and claret, which flowed plentifully, Mr. Diu-
slum, and the Mr. Wat.sues, sung several favourite
songs, with more than their usual excellence. But
the most exquisite part of the entertainment was
some Duet:. and Trim by the lovely Miss GLASSES,
executed in a stile that refit:led the hig!le,t
credit on these Ladies and their instructor. At this
elegant repast the fastidious critic had every thing
to admire, and nothing to censure. Beauty, music,
hospitality, and goodifamour, adorned the festive
scene. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kx.tis r's
Band attended. Such was the attention of the
Stewards, although the numbers were much greater
than they expeteted, at the Church, every person was

The Duchess of MAIL SORO'-'Oll is making pre-
parations for a grand breakfast.
Mrs. CRESPION les first grand breakfast is fixed
for to-nsorrow se'nnight. His Royal l lighnees the
Prince et WAtts soils bonour it with his presence.
The Countess of WESIMOILL AND and Lady
114:mew:ant were in the list of fashionables at MIS.
CREEVILY'S Ball oat Tuesday night.

Signora G assrtit, displeased with those who ac-
companied her at Madame DVSSUCS benefit, at
Witt tes Rooms, on Wednesday night, flung away
her music, and retired abruptly J.:om :he Orchestra,
The Signora, observed a Wag present, was only in
one of her airs.
His Royal Highness the Duke r,f CA MBRIDGZ ar.
rived at Yfirtsmouth on Wednesd ty ran:ming ; on his
entering .the garisan gates a royal salute w.is fired.
He proposed to inspei all the troops in that neigh-
bourhood yesterday, with the King's German
Legion, of which His Royal Highness is Com-
mander.

The last arrivals at Bath are—
Lady Headley, Sir IM Andrews, Key Mr. Ntnikhease. Ca?a
Fordo, Mr and Mrs. Bond, Mrs and Maw Kidney.

Mr. Howoar H'S Harrfoot won the SO guineas, at
the Bibury Meeting, on Tuesday last, beating sic
others, of which the Prince of WA Las's Driver
was the last. Same day, Mr. Etwas's Brocklesby
won the Welter Stakes, beating seven others. Lord
SAcKvit.re's Whithrg won the sweepstakes.

Mr. PHILLIPS, a Worcestershire gentleman, who
marked the divorced Countess of Eller sit, is come
into the possession of 12,0001. imr ann. by the death
of the Marquis of Es es cos.
General Conw A v died at his lodgings in Church-
Berea, Bath, on Wednesday morning.
The anniversary dinner of the Institution of the
Nasal Asylum, fcr the education of the Orphans of
British Sailors and Mar ines,was held on Wednesday
at the London Tavern. His Royai Highness the Duke
oleo's Din the Chair. The Institution now
znamiains thirty-six Boys and eight Girls. An apo-
losy was made for the absence nf Lord 11ILLvILLr.
Lis predecessor, Earl Sp. VINCENT, gave a donation
of 1,0001. to the Fund.

LUCIRD BON AAAAA E has not only bought the
palace of Prince Jost vox x. at Rome, but his ex-
tensive estates near Balano. The purchase-money,
600,000 sequins (300,0001.), has been paid in ready
matey at Genoa and at Leghora.
Imperial Palaces are to Ise built at Lyons, Brus-
sels, Boarde.aux, Marseilles, and Strasburgh ; and
these cities will be inhabited by the EBERLI/01, in
turns, once a-year.
The Empress JOItPHIMA has commanded two
cervices of china at the manufaaory of Sevres.
One is fox the Queen of PRUSSIA, the other for the
!Andaman Of SWITZERL AND'

The Frenchcorn in Hanover have obtained
ale permission of General DessocLas to play in
every town or village in the F.leatteate, that they
think will I,riog them in any profit.
The Sranish Minister, Admiral GIAV Na, lately
arrived at Paris, was received at Bayonne. Baur-
dean:, and at all other large cities on his way, with
the salutes of cannon and with guards of honour.
He is the fast Spinish diplomatist who ever obtain-
ed such distinition, and ia therefore supposed to
can" wiLh him the acknowledgment of the King of
4'404 Of BONA/ARIZ% hereditary inveriAt JigrutY•