The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-06-25 00:00:00

RICHIMA I). :luta! 24.

Chit Theatre opened List night, under the rna.
nagernont of Mr. eltEltkY, with The times! fce
F. nsdi ; alter which was perf,,rmed a new Melo.
Drama, intitled, Peer Mare; or, 7 /re Algid of the Lea.
The plot is taken from SOUTHLY'S POCK) of that
'tame', and several of the incidents are affecting.
Ilse charaCier of the Le,d/arel, by Mr. Coaxal,'
was represented with winch comic humour. Mr.
asimuoNS. in Rondo/ph, exerted his vocal talents
with the happiest effect. and received unbounded
At:1)1211w. Miss Cntaiir, in Me Maiet of the Inn,
displayed exquisite delicacy and tenderness. The
taste with which she executed Aar songs coutd only
he equalled by the sweetness of her unite.—A Mr.
Tatar v, from Covent Gar len Theatre, rave priofs
of merit in the charader of :Verv, *. and was well
received.—The Whole theatrical corps exerted their
utmost waxers to please, and their efforts were
crowned with the reiterated plaudits of a numerous
and fashionable audience. We have seldom wit-
ne•sed an opening of a season of nature flattering
promise.—The new piece wa► announced for Ter-
, titinn.

THE MARCI/10.VESS OF S4LISBCRI'S
GR.III,D CONCERT.
Tbe last Lady's Monday Concert was held on
Monday evening, at this distinguished La.ly's hence,
in Arlington-street, and was in st nerrienously at-
tended. in the first part, there wa. a charming
duettn by Signor NA tni and Madame BIAPCIti ;
also an air by Signor Molest Li, given with all the
richness of: that excellent prif,rtwer Signora
Gale:Lissy' was not less happy in a vary sweet an,
and the conclusion was a grand quattetto, he Ma-
dame Duo's, Madame BiAPIC111; Signor NASD!,
and Signor Roe Lope°, in which much icieace and
taste were dieiplayed The second part commenced
with a new Symphony, by Woes. es. Madame
Du‘stst sarg a beautiful sir, with taste, delicacy,
and sweetness; al.ce a beautiful terzero, by
NIAIOSA, in which she was accompanied by Ma-
dame BI•Noii, and Signor &stn.. Mr. WorLet
and Mr. Dix, performed a charming duo nn the
harp and piano forte. The whole performance
was horwured with repeated draror. In the brilliant
affnemblage were,
Their Royal Higlineusee the Dukes of Carehrilce led See-
see, the Duchess the had and Count... at
Softie', Dowager teYeit. Countess of Idiontegtosi, Laai De
Ci.fford, Viscountess Stadler, Sir Giletrt "Ind Lid,
1..4 Henite, Mi,ses Angtnsh, Messrs. G leiteuer,
Temple, sad West; aua MailaineGras•ini.

Monday evening, afloat six o'clock, Their MA•
JASTIES. Dukes of Yolk and Kiser, Princesses
Avatar*, ELIZASITH. SOPNtA, and ILIAPLIA, and
their attendants, lett Windsor Castle, and went in
four carriages to Cranbourn Lodge, the residence
of the Hon. Mr. V tt. alai's, for the purpose of Their
MAJL.TILS standing Sponsors far his infant son.
—The ceremony was performed by the Bev.
Mr. Notteuiv. The ROYAL FAMIEY partook
of tea, and a very sumaruous entertainment pro-
vided by Mr. GLINTAR. from London A marquee
was ;niched on each side of the beautiful
Lodge, in whets were the Pandean • tand, be-
longing to Vauxhall Gardens, and the hand be-
longing to the Staffordshire Militia They played
alternately, for the amus,ment of the Royal Party,
which ►endered the scene truly delightful. About
ten o'clock the Rovat. FAMILY returned to the
Castle.
The entertainment atteatled great numbers of
speltators from Windsor, and the adjacent vil-
lages.
Yesterday, about 11l o'clock. Their MAIIIITIPS,
Prince►ses AIJOISTA. ELIZAIIIITII. and ANSLIA,
arrived at the Queen's Palace from Windsor.
In the evening Their MAJCITIAI had a selefl
p.ary.
Princess Mat• remains at Windsor, being indis-
posed with a cold ; Princess AsitLl• remains with
her for company.
We are sorry to say Mr. Fox is indisposed, with
the lumbago its his hip.
Lord and Lady Di C 1.1170110 have left town, for
their seat. in Gloucester hire.
Sir WILLIAM and Dowager Lady B ,
and Major and Mrs. WARRINGTON. and family,
have arrortfd at Tenby.
Mrs. Tirossesoa's Ball, which was to have taken
place to-morrow, is postponed until Monday
neat-
Lady PESTI! had a Card Party on Monday even-
ing. at her house in Grosvenor-square, at which
were, the Countess of GLIB', Lady Casa:arm
..Latiox, Count and. Countess Da VATIA i I el.,
Baron Ds Boats, and the Honouralekt Mrs. Para-
noia.
The Prince of Wens is expe4od on a visit at
Ruckland. Berks.thawat of lie JwNlt Tneocestoe-
Too, ■art. ; from whence His Royal Highness will
attend Bibury Races.
hlestri. Bauurox are new new painting and de-
corating the Brighton 'Theatre; but we have not
yet heard on what day it will be opened.
A great number of families have arrived at Brigh-
ton in the course of last week 1 the Steync-Houses
are nearly all taken.
Yesterday afternoon. a pair of spirited horses
ran away with a curricle from HATCUTT.I, is Pic-
cadilly, down Dover-street, threw down Dolor
RA T MUDS'S coachman, who vas passing at the
time, and bruised him dangerously. two miler men
were thrown down and sliglaly injured. A va-
luable dog of the Hon. Mr. Cavranisn, was ran
over, but escaped with a ►token leg; their career
was thee fortunately stopped.
Saturday afternoon the Archbishop of CANTER-
soar arrived at the White Hart Inn, Hythe, in
his coach, and six fine black horses. Between
ten and eleven at night, the stable was discovered
to be on fire, when, notwithstanding every exertion
was made to save them, two of those beautiful
animals were burnt to death, and another so badly
burnt, that it was obliged to be kilied; a fourth was
very much scorci.ed, but is now alive, and, it is
thought, will recover; the Gams two escaped with
little or no injury. I

FOREIIN INtELLroviti.

eli3tiltUßG-11 MAIL

vtii•iA., nit 4.
We are ti.day onsitivelT assurei, (hostel not
that D'Oubril has hi-ought a torrnal
soda for the evacuation of Albania.

AlloSl3llllo, /UPI 5.
According to letters received from Brannan. the
Ftench du not Appear, as ye, to be making any
preparations to deliver up that piece to the Aus-
trians. It is certain', that the French troops are
making some movements, but it is impossible to
determine with *hat view.

nTRACT or A /MUT/ Latin f BOM VISPINA,
!SIPS 4.
- " Though i cannot absolutely vouch for the au-
thenticity ni the lullow•iig htter,.sthich is circulated
privAtely belt, yet I cannot refrain (mom sending
you a copy of it, as it is certainly not unsuitable
to the char After of the man to whom it is attri-
buted: