The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-10-30 00:00:00

LI ‘ ERY

TO THE WORTHY AND
OF LONDON.
GENTLIMIN,
THE Dis.olution of Parliament
hely announee.l, I twee lease most r
your Votes and Interest to be re elected one of your
gives.
The importance of that sacred trust at this eventfeleeisis
cannot but awaken the most serious reflection in those who on•
dertake the faithful discharge of its. duties. I can Attlee,e
the strictest inquiry into the rectitude of my conduct in the late
Parliament, aid feel happy in the conviction, that no personal
consideration has influenced, or shall influence me, should I
be once more honoured with your confidence.
The local concerns and interests of my Constituents shall
ever continue to command my best attention, while it shall be
my amnion exertion to prom myself a faithful Rem amnesties
of the Commons of the United
Impressed with these sentimenu, I request vour suposrt on
the day of Election, when your -arty attendance will confer
the highest obligation, on Gentlemen,
Your ',within% humble 'errant,
CHARLES PRICE.

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TO TOR WORTHY INDRPT.NDENT LIVIRY OF
LONDON.

Gthr, twin.
91HE liArliament bring now dissolved. I avail
myself of the earliest unportunits to *area how anx-
ious I art: to he honuured with the femme. ,it your confuleti...-,
and to request the favour of your votes, at the approaching
election.
The Salesman, whom, of all others, I most admired and re-
vered, is no more ; but I give most cheerfully to lits Majesty's
present Ministers, my epprobatiou ; and I cannot brit think
th it the frank and ulain statement of the origin, prosiest, and
end, of their late Negoetation with the French GUirommicat, him
made sir the public mind, a favourable imprtamon of their dig-
nified condor".
In soliciting your suffrages for the various situation* to which
you have been rlsased to deb me, I ne,er had any views ut
einulumeni to myself—to he the oicect of your favour was say
vastest eride—ea scar ad dirty was my guidance—and you,
api.robatiou, m frequently ad sa flatteringly expressed, has
been my ample reward.
If you honour me again with your eonfidenze, you may
tidy %sous my fidelity
With envy sentiment of respire awl gratitude,
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and humble Serest!.
oetSlllen, 01 15. H. C COMRE.
N.B. The Day of Eleflion being Seed foe Friday nett,
is Out Invent, lemma earnestly repot the twusur of your
1111iNkoce 314 suppost on that day.

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I would •illinity be inxtrumeotal is the • j
try, at the cedes; ex pence of kua fortune 1-llutlldind
rescued, .and would Sot desultoeito be reemmil,Mdmadhe I
lily tos the country he unceteispt. lt is fit tiit altelntylit
should be tried : and them et mist the prispattielirerefriii
integrity should be knees; and I ploimisog Woo. • so
gentlemen that upon the peeaess measles, Ido u..lsire the ant countenance df' soy of the jambes, in oe
power : that I wall not distribute, nee comma; mistbo .14
Sion. even of a single coek.de: our will I furnish, nor ea
ars the furnishing, of a sloes catnap. 1111 m Frafelliolli
Middlesex tees the situation of their country, vista dorm
dress its giievances. they wfll do then eel parts ti•war-1
rnimes, be an uneasier weft ; and if thsa spun Id Midi
found in this county at this tone, it is out likely to be teal
Whore else at any time.
Let the Freehrokkers of Middieses do tbeh easy day 1
alw mine, which, will not be easy end if at shah be tlh:i
biassed choke, I rill prime myself Met unsverreps,• did
mead and aaalobslepresentative. lon, Qiirinfinems
With funinautance of your integrity and 'AO,
Yam mom wishful humble utmost,
FRANCIS EU It OEI
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ea be lud of all Beeksei/ass.
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A Dispatch from the GOVIIINO I;.GEOSE Ai. in
Council, dated the Ist May, 1806, was received on
Thesday last, at the East India House, from which
dte following is an extra& :-
0 $s eireamstances Mrs accursed, or iii our lodgment
4 me they se .etas, la any part of India, of a nature to disturb
aim tromdpsfilitg of mu Pememieos, or to impede the amens-
pllstueset et the arrangosesse ("bleb are in program for the
nthillies et our sixpasditure, and the ceosequeld complete
'sheet the public Ilmasices.'
• t Yentas, mooing an Zfulmtgo was laid at the
i Custom-house, span all ships bound to Buenos
Ayres. • Repeat adds, that Buenos Ayres has been
~ Mabee by the Spaniards.
•
We isildartasAthat a force is to be immediately
. • mot to the Ceutiment- The ssh, or Igtmo's Own,
guttered at Hastings. commence their march en Ss-
- berday for Deal, when they will embaik en the sth
Mt. This is a fine body of men, 850 strong.—.
Ocher regirmots..have been mentioned as seletsd
te Orem 'Art of ohs Expedidon, bat we cannot spe-
cify them with certainty.
Ire yesterday annonuced the receipt of French,
Dela. and Hansburgb Papers, from which we
. gave abeeeteverry natter of feat, in their contents,
of noodayneisupottance. This seletlion embraced
the oirscjelemenet front a Dutch Paper of the bat-
tle of the 14th, and the circumstances attendin*
• Winding the rumoured advance of the Frill"
army to Leipsic and Dresden. the return of the
• Qmen of Panes* to Berlin on the 18th, and her
sadden departure on the next morning, and the ar-
rival of Visoount Moir al n at Hamburgh, from
Brunswick. These circumstances are sufficient
1,
, is themselves to thew that the result of the battle.
on that day, was disastrous to the Prussian arms.
So mach consternation and dismay could not have
• boa ached by a trivial loss. Indeed, if any thing
me& tweed to ascettah that ungrateful truth, the
• adletin issued by the GOECTOOT of Bellies on the
Ile of °Sober, Mast carry convidion with it.
The Ems," says the Bulletin, " has lost a battle. 1,
&misty of a Chalet' is to be tranquil. This is
1001thst 1. the Governor. demand of all the inhabitants
• Berko. The Kiva and his Brother are living."
• ...The defeat mast have been great indeed, which
could justify such desponding language. The
Haetbegibs or, as it may be called, the Prussian
ratemust of the battle, does not state the loss of the
'et lets than the Dutch report, bat is
lots sir It commenced in the vicinity.
of Wanly. at *tree o'clock in the morning, and
herd until lee in the afternoon. The French were
the mmilaats, and as both sides fought with the
greatest courage and animosity, it would be idle
to suppose that the loss of the French did not bear
a near proportion LO that of the Prussians. 'rite
Duke of BELIMSWICE was not tilled. He was
wounded in the face by a grape shot, in the begin-
sing of the &Ilion, and obliged to quit the field. This
misfortune inflamed the ardour of the other Prus-
sian Generals and Officers, among whom, the Prince
of WANGS distinguished himself, by his extraordi-
nary gallantry. BONAPARTE, though not named in
the Dotal account, is said, in the Hamburgh report,
*ohm direasd all the operations of the day. He
appears to have borne down, with all his force, upon
she Prussian ceatre, and Marshal Nay's division of
10,000, coming up fresh in the evening, gave a de-
cisive tuts to the action. It is thus by pressing .
upon a single point, and constantly pouring in freer
troops, that the breach win most of their vitlories. 1
It is a mode of fighting, which, as they generally
trot-number their foe, they are frequently able to
predise. Of the remaining mass of matter, con-
tained is the French papers. the diplomatic car-
respondsace at Paris, between M. Kr:para.:Doss r ,
the fressian Envoy, and M. TA L LEYEAED, and
four Baiting of the military operations in Ger-
many, with Insistent s's appeal to the Saxons,
senstinate the principal part. it commences with a
report, dated Paris, Oftober 3, made by TA L LEY.
OEOD to BONAPARTE, inveighing against the co.-
4wo of Prussia, and charging her with having
no objeCt in going to war, but a desire to enslave
Saxony and the Haase Towns. in support of
this charge, several notes are annexed ; in one of
virlfich, dated the 11th of September, M. Slim s s-
looter is made to say--" I'he motives which have
engaged the King, my matter, to make armaments,
• have been the ailed of a scheme of the enemies of
France and Prussia ; who, • jetilus of the intimacy
which exists between these two :'owes s, have done
every thing in their power to alarm, by false re-
ports, coming at once from every quarter."
This declaration from Kno s Ecsooe r r must ex-
cite ur.iversal sorpri;e. The French Government
certainly took great liberties with D'Ouactit. Are

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itzilt .a.". , er.--4-,-;* el.
ip•
* • 'suit iibit `44llgtivsn d 041 Nov
%so ' , I 'the- report *front 4rAL-
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,lioi,— - '.ii dited Mentb, 0410ber
` upon the ativortnes of
ae Prussian Government, as stated in the Pr ussian
Manifesto, lately laid before our readers, in which
Prussia. among other conditions, demands,
" That there shall not, on the part of Franc*, be opposed
any obstacle wh to the formation of the Northern Con
federacy, which shall comprehend, without exccptien, all the
States not included in the fundamental Act of the Coxfolcra.
tion of the Millie."
This demand, Tastava•lll:l asserts in his report,
is a dire& and open avowal of a desire, en the part
of Prussia, to enslave Saxony and the Hanse Towns ;
and so far we have a direft avowal, under the hand
of TALL TYlk1111). that all the states which have
entered into the Confederacy of the Rhine, are the
slaves of Box 44444 E. Of the four Bulletins from
the grand army which next follow, the first is in
1 the stile of those issued in the late war between
France and Austria. It is a farrago of war and
politics, milled op with coarse and vulgar jests, and
reminds us of the condua of Caomwstt. and his
Associates, who were amusing themselves with
smutting each other's faces. at the very moment
they were signing the warrant for the murder of
their Sovereign.-The first paragraph in this far- .
ratio, which is dated Bamberg, Ofk. the Bth, is
important. lt says,
" The Peace with Russia, concluded and signed on the
20th of July, and the Negotiations with England, which were
drawing towards a conclusion, caused a sensible alarm at liiir-
lin. The vague reports which were daily multiplying,
and the consciousness of the Injurious cnndua of that Cabinet
towards those Powers, induced it the mete readily to belieeiA
1
what bed twee insinuated, that, by a Secret Article is
Putty with Rustle, Poland was to be restored as a ki
and confined upon the Grand Dose Constantine ; that
was es be 'inn to Asstd., in exchange fur her part of
had { sad tbat Haso.wr was to be rammed to England."
The Bulletin, in a subsequent passage, riding
the Prussian Minister. Lucexastst, as a dupe and
fool, for believing any part of this report, which It
treats as a vague and idle story.—lt requited the
matchless frnot of the child and champion of Ja-
cobiniam, to represent this report as an idle story,
aid the Minister a dupe who believed it. It is
publicly lutowas to all Europe, that Bon AAAAAA
did, in the late negotiation,' propose to restore Han-
over to England, and of his intention to restore the
kingdom of Poland. need we ask any evidence, but
his Revolutionary Appeal to the Saxons, in which
be says, he enters Saxony as a deliverer, that he has
ordered a legion to be formed under the name of
the Legion of the North, to be commanded by a
Polish General, and of which two thirds of the Officers
'are to be Poles.—The throe succeeding Bulletins
are purely military, but they all relate to the aftion•
prior to that of the Lith, in which Prince Ho-
Kan cons is said to have obtained a signal victory.
The last of these French Bulletins is dated Gera,
ten o'clock, A.M. on the 13th. The report of the
defeat of the Prussians, on the 14th, as we have
already stated. is only to be, found in the Ham-
burgh and Dutch Papers.

On Monday, a Board of Trade was held at the
Office in Whitehall, which was attended by Lord
AuceLape.Mr. VANSITTair, and Mr. GIII.VILLL.
A number of Petitions were presented to them from
Merchants.
The fleet. under the convoy of the &above fri-
gate, which arrived at Standgate Creek, the Nore,
&c. on Saturday, from the Mediterranean, were, as
usual, pot under quarantine ; but on application to
the Lords of the Privy Council, on Tuesday. a num-
ber of them were released, together with several
transports, supposed to have arrived from Calahria,
in consequence of their being considered free from
any disorder.
Mr. Vice, the Messenger, left town, early yes•
terday morning, with dispatches .for Viscount
Mose ITN,
The firing off Bookie', *M11604104 in nor Dover
Letter yesterday. is now understand to have been a
fear.iei.iss, by the Garriwn, on account of the late
SUCCeSSeI.
The Jame, —, from Jamaica, for London. has
pot into I lampton Roads, in distress.
The kt:deasour transpott. Capt. Howes. has been
on shere, on Devil's Point, and received coosider-
able d4maie. she is put into Plymouth, to repair.
The l'ud.fistig.4l4 Fla r CIiNEL L. from FAyall, was
spoke with -on the 4th instant, 105 miles East of
Cape Clear.
The sloop MOntralff, Capt. LA MANT, (loin Bris-
tol, for Glasgow. is lent, near Holyhead.
Extra:tot a letter from Falmouth, dated Oft. C' :
" Brigadier General Crawford arrived here, on
Friday morning, to take the command of the Expe-
dition ; and. on Saturday, was to have gone on
board each of the transports, to see the state of the
troops on board, and to see they were well accom-
modated ; but owing to it blowing a storm the
whole of the day, the boats were unable to leave the
shore. This raGrning :lie General act GI post for
London, where he will remain twelve hours and re-
turn; he left the whole of his staff here.
is Sir Samuel Hood was to have had the command
of the fleet going out with us ; but his arm is not
sufficiently recovered. Admiral Murray is the per-
son that all the Nary Officers say will have the
command.
'the report is, that three lice of battle ships go
out with the espeditiuu, sad five frigates. The
whole of the troops are nosy Oa board coppered
bottomed vessels, and all is ready for sea% as 304.41 as
the Ci.eupodore and the General arrive.",

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• nig COUlt
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testiirday, about twelve o'claotk, Their MAJES-
TIES and the Psincesses arrived at the Quee;
Pakce from Windy:op
Soon after one o'clock, Her MAJESTY and
Pa tticesses honoured Lady CHARLOTTE FIN,
with a visit, at her apartments in St. i Mlles' a
\lace; and afterwards visited the Princess CH,
LOTTE of WALES, at Warwickohouse, where they
parOol of an early dinner.
Soon after two o'clock, Sir SAHUIRL 1400r1
introduced to His MAJcsrv, by Viscount Wow
upon his return' a England.
His Mates.“ then held a Chal.ter of the Bath,
which was attended by rhe Grand Master the Duke
of YORK, Lord De BLA'SiIIIERIL, Lord HINLIY.
Sir THOUAS Tatooc; FRANCIS TOWNSEND.
Windsor Herald, and Deputy Bath King at At
Sir ISAAC HEARD, Gentleman Usher of the
Kod, and Brunswick Herald.
After the usual ceremonies "for holding
Chapter, Mr. FRANCIS was introduced by I
kiettLev, when His Maitar V was pleasa to ci
him a Knight of the illustrious Order of the B
by waving the Sword of State over his head,
invested him with the red rihband accordingly.
His MAJESTY afterwards gave audience to
SPENCER, Viscount Howice, and Lord GI
VILLE.
At five o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY left town
Windsor.

Numberless Candidates Candidates have appeared
coin. Colonel ELLISON, Mr. J. SuLtavaa.,
filleacerou HALE, Lord B•REYMORE, and
Illecourable Colonel Mosso re, have been spoken
Sir SAMUEL HOOO had a consultation yesterda,
with Mr. ELLIOT, the Brewer, upon the subj.'
the gallant Admiral's canvass for Westatinst
We have authority to state, that Mr. W
a man of high independent charaner and principles,
will be proposed as a Candidate for Middlesex, tei
the Meeting At the Free Mamie Tavern, to-mor•
row.
The Elation for the. County of Stafolk
for the 6th of November.
The Elation for the Borough of Ipswich cpm.
=need yesterday.
JOHN Parr resos, Esq. who offered hinvelf es a
Candidate for Norwich, (in opposition to Roarer
Fattowts and WA. Salmi, Esqrs.) has declined
the contest.
The Elation for the Borough of Bury St. Ed-
mcmdis *ill take place to-morrow, when Lied
CSIARLCS FITZROY and Lord TtateLtrown will be
re-chosen without opposition. ,
• Tne Royal Pembroke Regiment of Militia
arched, on Tuesday, front Harwich to Norman
Toss Barracks.
5'
On Thursday last, the Rev. VALENTINE HILL
was instituted to the ReBnry of Wells, in Norfolk,
on the presentation of Joan Hitt, Esq.
Mr. Pikes, of Newmarket ,on Thursday last,
gatherer some pears, amongst which was one
v eighing 15oz and several 12oz. each.
rh, cmiass for Crich:iade4 Wilts, is pursued
with trialated vigour. Viscount Asnovsa made
his entry into Wottoo Basset. on Monday morn-
ing, secant two, and caused much hustle among the
intufbitants for two hours ; the bells were immedi-
ately rung, nine cheers given, and the chaise in
which his Lordship made his entry, was drawn
about the town for near an hour. Tuesday morn-
ing, hit Lordship, and a small party, commenced
their canvass, but it was not supposed he would'
meet with much success, as out of mar 360 voters
in the neighbaurhlod, only one had refund to pre.
}Mae ter Lord Pont:assrLit and Mr. CrIll130•11.D,
who had canvassed there a week before. -
As the men were discharging the cargo of a ship,
laelonging to the Jamaica ffeet, which enter.ell the
West India Dock about a week since, on Friday,
the corpse of a man was found among the bales of
cotton.lt WAS in a putrid state, and a most shocking
spenacle. lie proved to be one of the crew, who,
it was recolleeled, had some time since had a very
bad brain lever. He was missed by his shipmates,
but it was supposed, while the fever was raging, he
had jumped overboard. In consequence of this dis-
covery, the ship was ordered out (II the duck, to
perform quarantine.
The lady of Captain Fla issame, of the Arrthasa.
who resides at Mortimer, near Reading, has received
a letter, dated off St. Domingo, Sept. 13, 1804,
from the Captain, by the last packet, horn the West
Indies, confirming the statement lately given in this
Paper, of the captute of the Pomona Spanish frigate,
by te Ardhara and Anson, and giving farther par-
tiemlars, 'I he anion was very case, and continued
only 33 minutes; twelve gun boats, each mounting
a 24• pounder, and carrying 100 men, teemed a line
to prat-ft the Pomona, again,* the tire of our In-
put, which anchored in three and a half fathoms
water, and within pistol shot of a CAMIe mounting
sixteen 34-pounders, and keeping up a heavy fire t
three of the gun boats were blown up, six sunk, and
the remaining three were driven ashore among the
breakers, when the P 0111•114 struck, and was taken
pone:Zone( by First Lieutenant PARISH. The Castle
now began fiting Ted hot allot, by which the Arc-,
!busk was lIM oa fire ; the flames, however, were
soon extinguished by the attivity of the nifieuis
(Lieutenants limit ate and Gairrtrus) command.
ing on the main deck. Shortly afterwards, a dread:
fall explosion took place within the Castle, and their
fire ceased. Captain Bats was slightly woand-
o. Lieutenant P•atsn was unhurt. We are sorry
to add that the Pomona had just landed all the
specie' on hoard ; a quantity oa-plate, and various
kinds of merchandise, however, remained on board,
'to remunerate the gallant exertions of the viilors.
The Admiral and Governor had left the Pomssa,
as they supposed, in perte& safety, about ten mi-
nutes before our frigates hove in sight. The offictal
dispatches having been sent to Admiral 'heats,
command* on the station, are nut yet arrived.
1 A letter trom an Officer on board the Elk, dated
at Jamaica, the 15:b of September, upon the same
' subjtll, states the arrival there of the Polnc.a
y
at
icait
,Pla.:Lepntell,tnelt:raharkign.filluaaranifnnieddrinalselatldrniodayl27etotividoPt2h,er:oorte6t:aoluttoedguAe"dtdrhnoreb
bored,
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libfoisarrsa Cad's
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by
tower
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spc.t4o:tl
ithe her
of piate anti merchandise, when talten.—Fhis is the
Spat-dill frigate mentioned I* the Anaericaz; Papers

captain SOUTH
sairener),
as, __A the ladies
.pport, and to make q further iinprossion, and giro
greater force to his ulawitabla purpose, he introdeced•
four of the pox man's 'Odeon ; I need not add,
chit it bad 43e desired at& ;--there v...gs scarce;
dry eye is the house.
The sobsctiptions, and the reeeipt at the Thanes
amount, we understand, to About 300!.
The last accounts from Their Royal Ilighnectri
the Prince of WA I. es and the Dule of CLaay.te,
state their being in perfe& health, and excellent
spirits, and delighted with the splendour and hospi.
tality they have met on their tent..
Last night, the play of The Alsunigissers,The
Ciromisn, and The Weddin:
lowing and elegant audience
Mr. ELLisres'safferian w
applause.
The Duke of Cu'
mouth for some time,
Highness dined ai Mr.
Generals MAC FAaLA$t
and several others, were
His Royal Highness
arrived, at a quarter befr
apartments, St. James's
PORTLIt, Esq..
housa in St. James's-street,
Sufis x coast.
Sir THOMAS and Lady
at their house in Edward-street,
from their seat, Coldham-Hall.
Edmund's.
Lord and Lady DUDLIY
grand musical enter
their beautiful seat,
which was at ended
lity and Gentry.
Lady Witt-tam R,
day morning, from
returned in the afternc
The Dulse of Davo,
is rather indisposed,
The Louv CHANG',
party at dinner, yesterday.
stead.
Pnarro, and The Midni)
at Covent-Garden

dience was elegant,
1101/S. and Mr. KLust.t,
excellence.
The Duke and Dr,cht
pelted, next week, at th
from Tunbridge Wells.
The Duchess Dc
Countess of nAItIIY,

Theatre lagt night.
• A partridge was
tops of the houses
tang time attraaed
loungers, who tort
Lady Louisa M
brother, the Earl
seat, lialmiugham
The Earl and Countess
left l(nowsleys last Tuesday morning, and were
sleep at pironiugham last night, and priiceed,
day, to the Q. 1113, in Kent. His LordrbiPi "
happy to stater is rather better from his late
tul
of Inc gout.
FUL LA 4, from Dublin, has had a compa,
six nihts, at Drogheda. On the night v.-henny t
cicsedg , the boxes were tilled- with the first rant
fashion in the county, amongst whom wets L
and Lady Gaeta/oils' own, Lord Sournivatto
his brother, Colonel WALSH, &c. Lady ELI".
M'C it:SOCK, ankf her sister, --• Fax!
r.
with many others of the 6rst
was The Heir at Lair, with the
cite? Alorri:v.
CNAItLLf WicaiNs, Escii
talist, we are ham to state,
long and dangtious lever.
been caught by him when
India Hips*, containing sere
curiosities, presented to the
natural history in the Library
The effluvia which issued it
tremely offensive at the time
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7.HAR- The delightful weather we now cloy, induces five
they personages of consideration to send their cartiaget Sue:
empty to town, and embark in the linv ; or, sc.
Suit
pwas cording to fashionable phrase, the Packet!—Lull
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Jwic , Monday morning, a General Officer, a distinguish. was
ed Colonel in the service of India, with his Loy; flee
Bath, a Ifemale party, consisting of a lady, and three fair mil
Duke daughters, and a son, an Officer, ri-d:varrt ia the ed
LT, and Guards; the gay, gallant, Captain H. and a 1:14 of wit
:, Esq. Bath, with her beautiful daughter, allowed the pri, siw
Arms'; "'dere L.He. this season, of Vie Isle of Thanttl WI
he Red sailed, with a gentle gale, having had the adieus his
and best good wishes • (for a good voyage) of a salt
lg the respeeable assemblage of gentlemen and Wier, A;
f Lord their particular friends and well wishers !—The wt. th
a create tel called the Dapatch conveyed this smart clew to tt.
e Bath, the banks of the Thames. eh
:ad, and Lae week our Theatre closed with Tie /denim p;
ly. VT Venice and High Life abase Stain, for the Wm It lo
to Earl of En* ARO JENNINGs, the pour fellow who Mr; •
GRES- with that dreadful accident, on beard of one of ifs
Packets here, as mentioned in a former letter. Se- ti.
town for Verdi gentlemen wept forward on this °amid:, SI
among whom we noticed Dr. Jarrvis, Capt.til •II
Sou T it, &c. the evening was very unfavourable, at:. .1I
for Lin- withstanding, the boxes (at an advanced price),uce ie
as, Mr. quite lull, and the pits and gallery respeeable •
and the ME. GARNER personated the hard-heartettlew, is
roken of. ‘hq play, in a manner that drew down innamera. I
esterday, bursts of applause; and his Davy, in An Ton, was . g
übjee of rich piece of aging, and avowedly ranked amens 1
aster. the best which has appeared Leta for a length ,4 I
det•Ltstti time; his drunken icene was inimitable; when ha i
rinciples, went off the stage, exclaiming. " Lamson for ever," 1
ilesex, at the audience seemed convulsed, and his fart vem 1
: to-Mot- followed with what the theatricals term, several: :
:minds of applause. • . 1
: is fixed Alter the play, Captain Strom came forward (ia
behalf of the poet seater), and, in a very mpreettle
rich cpm- address, thanked the ladiei and gentlemen for theit

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of Tile Aleimisieters,The Pen
rddiwl lass, attrakled an over
idience to Dr ury-lane Theatre.
ism was received with repease•
risatarvis has bowl at Wee.
aid. on Saturday, His Roy'
Ir. BU4TONI'II. Lord Poo Ls:,
as and Corps, Col. Lom,
ere of the party.
ess the Duke of Causer's'
before twelve, yesterday, at ha
sis's Palace; from Windsor.
Esq. attired, yesterday, at hi
-street, frost a tour sound
sady Gana arrived,
,yesterday
,dward-street, Portanart-swia:
Oldham-Hall. near Bury •
Duoser aid Wasp gave
itainment, on Monday last,
Staffordsh,
by all the neighbouting Nobi
Rcssast. came to town, yet:
i her seat, at Streatham, a
moon to dinner.
BOMllilitt, we are sorry to stc
1, with an attack of the gore.
5t4G81.1.011 entertained a lel
!sterday, at his house at H
Midnight (Isar. were perk
'Theatre, last night. The a
but not numerous. Mn. Si.
Exist, played with their w
D, chess of Sr. ALBAN'S are
at their how in Strsuord-pia
)11 CASTR:IIB, and her sister, I
MY MOSE, wets at Covent gar
s seen yesterday flyirg skng t
es in New Bond-street, and re.
sl the attention of the fashions'
,k aim at it with their glasses.
tAi NSW BR, iS pile on a visit to
I of blesser, at his Lordshi
in 11411, Suffolk.
Countess of Dal sr, and fam
alt Tuesday morning, and were

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