The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-01 00:00:00

Maur Caider.

Anson, 'Loftus, Acheson, Stopford, Fer-
Capreins--liawthorne, Money, Sullivan, Woodford, Cot-
ton, Stephrtl, UNeil, Doyle, Brothertan, Lloyd, and Ship-
ley.
liessn—Twa Lawrier, 'Dutton, Fane, Gre,:!te, B. Grverille,
Forlvet, Cloy-r, A. Stanhope., 11.. y, i'llimston, ikon,
Primrove, Ede-rt, Thelltsson, Dickson, M :Survivor, Pierrv-
point, Purcell, Baker, Meath, Caldwell, Rushout, Roberts,
Nano, Collyer, lloaruliv, Curt, Methe.nt. Darenret, Le-
mon, Upton, Payne, Clitheroe, Jenki.o:tn, Laateellev, Cooper,
Traver, Cartsph 11, Latouche, Role, Donen, Clowns, Bon-
aerie, Caventli4h, R. Walpole, Manrarts, Wok, A Upton,
Caldwell, Baitot, Sheridan, P. Methuen, CA: ell, Piggy, iffy.
dee, Remick, Kinnainl, T. Rtets4s, Caulfiv:ll, and `tort.
Dtseartsca--BAton, St..tlban's, Beaufort, aud Nortbuinber-
lan3.

an, Cooper.

AfarrAitmews—Dover, Bub', SalisLury, Tx.rn)ke Dnwn-
shtirp, lleadfutt, and liertf. nl.
Gosponses--Dow.kg:r Fort,-irup, SPften, rntte:rn.,
Wprwek, Liverp 11r..11.nwrer, INtoute-Edgmundr,
-1, Hairtogton, Luston, Curium: Ann, Westmoreland,
and Unbr•dirr.
Sydney, Rentsrcrth, CAsCerragh,

and Gfervrtl.

Ladire--164. Parker, A Forteveue, H. Sulliran, C. Wattle-
rave, Benner& &nuelerk, F. Compton, C. Senketisoo,
Wynne, Auckland, Arden, two Throw's, Cornea Hun-
singreeld, Caldwell, A. M. Stanhope, C. Rueshart, Grantham,
M. Fitzroy, Brownlow, G. Cetil, Meteilk, Walsinghani, Dc
Chffonl, L. Mani.err, Sa'toun, M. Taylrw, S. lane, F.
roc!. Dudley and Word, Bevhopp, C. Grew'lle, M. Bentinek,
G. Cavendish, Haftgerston, H. Leslie, Mack, Grevilk, Perth,
Lynne'', and Shelly.
Mistressee—Elierker, M. Townshend, Tane, Smith, !bye,
Hall, Freenantle, Doreen, A Stanhope, Claw, Anson,
Brown, WWlia,na, Thelluseven, Fitzroy, Cornwallis, Caldre,, M.
Burgoyne, Loftus, Hai vey, Harcourt, Baker, Douglas, But-
ler, S Smith, Cun, Fitaherbert, Milner, Montague, ISTO-
thertort, Weddle, and Renvun.
Messes—Cooke, thblow, Ellerken, Forteicue, Britton,
Hare, Mawr, Doreen, Stanhope, Stephen., Crimson, An-
ew, Eden, Townshend, M. Burgoyne, Cornwallis, Vonaeh,
Meath, Smith, Douglas, Cu,t, Dashwoorl, Beresturd, Downe,
MilAntos, s.g, Townsbend, and Shelly.

The Rorat FAMILY leave town this day for
Windsor, where they will remain during the holi-
days.
Yestesday morning, about nine o'clock, his MA..
Y and the Duke of Com osilLaNn, attended by
General GwYNNT, Equerry in waiting, rode from
the Qneen's House to Kew, where his MAJESIY
walked a considerable time, inspefting the new house
which is building, and other works catrying on
time, and returned to town about three o'clock.

About one o'clock, the Princess MART, attended
by Lady Cass'.Est and Miss GOLDSWORTHY, took
an airing in the neighbourhood of Chelsea, and re•
turned through Hyde-park.
Yesterday Mr. Hoauoust gave a grand enter.
tainment at his house in Duke-street, Westminster.
Among the company present were, the cEL-
tot the E‘cuEstura, Mr. Cour, Mr. WICK-
HAM, Mr. HUEY ADDINGTON, Lord GLENDLR.
it, &c. &c.
The Miss Asa svs gave a Concert at their house
m PArk-lane, last Tuesday, to two hundred of the
Nobil.ity. Miss ARRAMe, whose vocal powers are
so well known, were assisted by Messrs. NEvii
ald Bsartcat a 4. The music was principally their
I.any's own compositicn.

Prince Wi t clam fif G JCL EITER arrived at Co-
per.hagen on the 12th March.
The Earl and Countess MOVNTNORICIS are at
the British Hotel, in JeTTTI, n-street, for a few da) s.
The Bishop of LoNtion much to his honour, is
employed this season in the sacred duty of Confir-
mation t ant yesterday 1000 persons attended St.
isuries's church for that solemn occasion.
The lAA:ass has proved fatal to the Quads, as
their ri-divitar patients being really ill, are obliged to
have recourse to proper edsi e.
Brulaas become very dual. The S!ock Ex-
change is the busies place of recreation at present.
We read of the Press-gangs picking up value:Ale
bands every night in the City. Who would sup-
pose that many of these valuable hands are 1'41.•
prim
It is strange they should have been all in the Sul
at the Stock Ex..hange on Tuesday, considering
what a Mau there %vas met dour at the Mansion-
House.
ThepOegern entitled " Mt Fair licit yr.," uhich
was ex ell to be brought out soon at Cuvrut Gar-
den, will be put t.hht by obs Ball, who seems re-
solved not to give up an inch of ground this season.
Music. —The Assam% who are as much distin-
guished for their personal merits and relative attach-
ment as fur their musical abilities, are, it seems,
going to present to the world some of those compo-
sitions with which they have so often gratified the
fashionable circle of their private friends. Has
MAJIST V, we understand, has condescended to be-
come the Pansies* of the work, which is to consist
or Songs purposely written by the Hon. islr. Spen-
cer, M. Lewis. Mr. M. P. Among% s, and other
44:er.:1cmen of scel:-known poetical talen.s.

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DiItAV.L AN Z.
Their Majesties and four of the Princesses visited
this 'theatre List night for the first time this season,
to see the new hiatus ic,ll play of the Hero of the North,
and the Devil to Pay. On entering the Theatres
they were received with the most er.thasiastic accla-
mations, while the Band struck up, God Save iLe
King, which was lost in a tumult of applausz.
House overflowed at an early hour, and we never
witnessed an audience of a more brilliant descrip-
den. The piece, which is replete with sentiments
of loyalty, afforded the audience an happy opportu-
nity of displaying their feelings, and particularly in
the scene where Gruravas discovers himself to the
miners. In the scene also where the Princess arrests
the arm of one of the soldiers of the castle, and ex-
claims, " Will you raise your arm. azainst your
anointed King r' it produced a most striking effect.
His Majesty was dressed in regimentals. The Queen
was in white and silver, with a black tor: •in richly
studded and bound with a bandeau of diamonds,
with a very snraß black feather. The princesses
were all in white and silver, with black turbans and
bandeaus of diarniinds and white plumes, excepting
the Princess Elizabeth, who wore also a bird of
Paradise feather, and the Princess Sophia, who had
a pink train. The Royal party seemed in good
health and spirits, and highly pleased with the en-
tertainment. The pressure for places was beyond
any thing we ever witnessed ; and as the free list
was done away, the receipt of the night must be
considerable.