The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-07 00:00:00

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ROrAL h' UM;
The deer, which was turned out for Iris MA'Asty's
diversion on Tuesday, was a very young one At
first starting, he ran with p.m swiftness . across
Ascot-heath Race -cciurse, towards Sunning-hill
Wells, taking to the right by the edge of the Fo-
rest, making a double to the left towards Black-noss,
where he leaNd over the paling into the Great
Park, got into the narrow part of Virginia Water,
and swam about for a considerable time ; the hounds
being close up with him, pursued him into the wa-
ter, and one of them seized him by the backs
and nearly drowned him, but the deer gig ing a
sudden and violent plunge, disengaged himself
from the dog, and got on the land again, when the
chace was renewed. 'I he deer made across the Park
by Norfolk Farm, and leaped over the paling out
of the Park, and was taken, after a very hard run,
near Buckett's dill, at the seat of Captain
liar-
well ; being a chace of two hours and a half.

F.ISHION.

Mgrs. W. Falust .tN rI. E gave, on Tuesday even-
ing last, a grand Rout, at her house in Stanhope-
street, which was attended by 400 of the Fashion-
able World ; among the Visitors were,
Da:iv—Cumberland and St. Alb.in's.
Faris--Aboyne, Caernarvon, Contrail, Fulton, Caleflon,
Westmoreland. and Cadiit
Ea: -rtatts—Fitsiza:ris, Yolkestonc, Sydney, Sudlay, and
bilkeSey.
Loist—Walsingham, Harewriod, Amherst, W. Fitzroy,
rewialtain, Primnise, Langrotd, St Helen's, 11. Nltore, and
ck, A. Czake, J. Harlington, D. Carnegie,
F. Glynn, and J. Slielt.y.
Gefterisietta:rhonitniti Pignt, and Lennox •
C.ltaiaa--.Chureli.l a:4l'll:4mm'.
'friars —Hale,. Maley, flouverie, Barrington, Stanhope,
tn,t`i, eyn-11, Lawhw, Widen, A. Stanhope, Wore, Jen-
kms in,
Grewill" Rlackbuntr, Gunning, Dickens, Stethuen,
T. Methuett, William, W. Irby, Dickenino, Pucell, I biles-
den, Heathcore, Puw, Ton ti.ltend, Hammitt,
IBatlkes, Last-elks. C-tpell, Caring:ln, Siteffington, Sloane,
Cover, C ttuan, Vitiront, Duff, Lawlcy, and Bouvetie.
Duchess of St. Albans.
)forel;otirsars-eDowarta of Rath, fleadfort, and Ht-dford.
('ounty:sea-4 farr &won, Harcourt, Dowager E.w.ex, Talbot,
Dowager sell tn, Cartlig.m, L rxlxa. i, Caernarvon, Cioninell,
• Westinurc'ar.d, .nd Carlisle.
riseaurftessm—Sydney, Cranle.• , Wentworth, and nitlkeley.
Loftier—Carrington, Peactiall, T. Burke, liValsitigham, 11.
Townstiend, A. Carpenter, .1. Howard, Dowager 1).! elifE4J,
Melburne, Warren, Nort; iw kite, Boston, Thynnes, C. Jeok
am, C. (kesille, M. B'ntinck, Bayuitlg, C. Ilafris, Antheist,
)4ildissay, F. Lee, Harrington, C. Lennox, C. Cailogan, Lew-
Sham, S. TaN Inv, L. rime, Primrose, Cain,
• Langtod, L. Haney, L. Manners, C. Radiant, and G.
If/ward.
Mistossurs-aCcdfingtn 1, Stanhope, Walpole, Sturt, Courts,
Mount, L Brooke, )31..ir, A. Stanhope, Gunning, Dickens,
Motirten, Robinson, liouveric, Cnrnwallis, F4crton,
Htath-
toter,'Haunmerr, Bankes, and Vincent.
Atturs,.—sotaii, two 1)e Grays, two Thrales, Rushford,
Landry, Cramer. tut.) lrhys, Coleinatis, A. Stanhope, Whit-
esorthowo Dicken,, Metitticn, tam Townshends, Sidiey,
&Das, Fordyce, Wvun-, and two Manners.

Yesterday about twelve o'clock, their MArtyrtts
and the Princesses AuousTA and F.LtzAutru, ar-
hived
at the Queen's House, from Windsor.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YoaK, who had
been waiting to see his Nimes ry since eleven
o'clock, had an audience with his MAJESTY, re-
'paling some military arrangements.
Sir CH %ILL Eg MORGAN, Judge Martial and Ad-
soctte General, laid before his MAJESTY the result
of several Courts Martial.
About half past one Mr. ADDINCTON arrived,
and had a private audience with his M.s.tesTv till
two o'clock, when his MAJESTY held a Privy Coun-
cil, which was attended by the LORD CIL ASC EL Loa,
the CitaNcELLott of the Exeutueet, the Duke
of PORTLAND, Earl WASTMORLAND, I.ord
NAllT,Viscount CAST I. Eir&G If, and Lord P 1.0 AIC
Sir Sreeutm Cot-retELL attended as Clerk of the
Council. The Council did not break up till three
o'clock. After it was over, Lord Pi; i.st ASI waited
upon the Prince cf Watts at Carlton I louse.
At half-past three their MAJEST EC and the PRIN..
CESSES left the Queen's House for Windsor, after
saving taken some refreshment.
• Yesterday morning their
.Royal Highno,.srs the
princesses SlirtsfX;AA ANCL!A took an airing on
janrseback through the Plantations in Windsor Great
,Itark, attended by General Gwy NNE, Lady CA ao-
T. INA DORMER, and Mrs. Dt.tx, in An open
phcaton.
The Duke nrCuMRERLAXD was with his Royal

parents and sisters during their stay at the Queen's
House.
The Bishop of CHESTER, and a number of per-
sons of ciistinittion, paid their %soca.; yesterday to •
their MAJEiTI,ES at the Queen's House.
Yesterday the Duke of Po s.'. I.INo, Earl of
Wits r MoaL AND, and seven other,: of the Cabinet Mi-
nisters, dined with Mr. ADDINGTON.
This d.:y the Marquis CORNWAL Lls will give a
grand dinner to seeeral of the Cabinet Ministers.
Preparations are making at the Pavilion, at
Brighton, for the reception of his Royal Highness
the Prince of WALKS, who is expeded thereto spend
the Easter holidays. The alterations going for-
ward in the interior of the building, and in the plea-
sure-ground, cannot; however, by that time be corn-
pkttxi.
Mr. Crays-re gives a grand dinner on Saturday
at his house in Albemarle-street.
Sir J. Bt. s c ew.io n set off yesterday at one o'clock
froth 'his house in Hanover-square, for Ireland, on
faMilY bnsioess ; and Lady Br. AC KWOO D went to
Tunb:idge Wells, on a vi•.it to her friends.
The Unite of QUELNIBERRY is now dangerously
ill at his house in Piccadilly, where he has been con-
fined for these ten days past, in consequence of a
cold he caught on venturing out too soon after his
late indisposition.
Lord PLLHA 54 whose arrival at Brighton has
been announced in some of the Morning Prints, was
yesterday at the Cabinet Council held at the Queen's
House.
Colonel B.sowrt t, Member of Parliament for
Tipperary, left town on Tuesday, to attend the As-
sizes at Clonmell, in that County.
The Marquis of Stioo left town on Tuesday for
the seat of Lotd Ilowt, Langer Castle, where he
will pass the holidays.
The Bishop of Dows has talten an elegant house

in George-street, Hanover-square.
The Marquis of lirmaruar and the Duke of
SOMIERALT, are both candidates for tart Gown's

home in Arlingtoo-street.
Mr. DsvavriEs, the Banker, whose life had been
despaired of fur some days past, at his seat at Tura-
dam Green, was yesterday so much secovervd as to
be able to Town to town.