The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-28 00:00:00

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11AGIVDSOR THEATRICALS.
On Tuesday evening, the favourite Play of Tee
Stronger was repeated to one of the most wooded
and brilliant audiences which has honoured t' e
There with their presence since it opened. The
cast was the same as before, except Mrs. Haller, in
which Mrs. MUM?, took the place 4,f Mrs. PowErt,
and played the part, throughout, with a degree of
feeling and cortea attention to the chandler, which
chewed her to he a perfett mistress of her proles.
sion, and obtained her loud and repeated ap.
plains. Mr. Bitowtia, in The Stranger, and Alr.
Maros, in his faithful servant, Francis, seemed
determined to lose no part of the fame they ac-
quired on the former night, and were both more
animated than on the first representation—the
former. in particular, was greeted by repeated
plaudits.
Mr. Blown', after the play, spoke if 116%a, es
the Deatb of G•atticc, written by Mr. PN A TT, in
which he pourtrayed the sorrows of Prospero, Re.
Imo, Lear, Macietb, Jaques, and Hamlet, in a ve•T
masterly style—it contained the greatest variety of
any thing of the kind we ever heard on the stars.
The farce was a German one, a Comic Opera
(the whole being for the benefit of the Germs.
Juvenile Company), which was most charminelir
performed throughout ; and the fullness of !i.e
house evinced the liberality of toe audience here,
anfi their attention to the uncommon merits of those
juvenile performers.
The elder Scalawag spoke an English Adams
very correaly, and with Meat animation.

Lord and Lady CATHCART are expelled to via::
the ROYAL Fassisv, this day, at Wirdst r,
vious to their setting of for Scotland, for his Lir&
ship to take upon him the Command-ii,-('....af
of that country, to which he was appointed .tae
time since. His Lordship will set off on Monday
or Tuesday next.
Yesterday, the Lotto Cn asentt.oa gave a din-
ner to a parry of sixteen, in his dcligiltful romantic
cottage, at the bask of his house at Hampstead.
Lord F. G. Ossotti is gone Irons LowestoE, for
his seat, Gogmagog Hills, near Cambridge.
Jolts Su xxivatr, Esq. M. P. arrived is town yes-
terday, from Eastbourne.
The Earl of Luc AN arrived yesterday at his home,
in Queen-street, Mayfair, from his scat near Staines.
JOHN Deve, Esq. M.P. left town, yesr.rday., for
his seat, Barton Cottage, wittr Christ Church,
Hants.
The Hon. Major_Taxaor is g Inc from Windsor
Staffordshire.
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to legestree, neir Litchfield,
HENRY llitooxe. Esq. of the county Donegal.
will be married immediately to Miss Hesse, of Lis-
eanour Castle, county of Antrim, eldest daughter of
Mrs. MACARTNIY /luau, sole heir of the late Eat
MACASITNIT.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussae, a
select party of Nobility, dined. yesterday, with Mr.
WALSH Poa wt. at his house in Saint James's.
street.
The Countess De RaiLLY has arrived from NOT.
folk, on a visit to her grandfather, the Prince Ds
CONDE, at Wanstead House. Esseex ; on l'ues?..ir
evening she was joined by the Count, her hash .od.
the Duke of ORLEANS, and the Duke De Nlose-
rams' ea, from Loudon.
Lady HEATHCOTE artrived, last Tuesday eve*.
ing, at her house in Grosvenor-square, from Nor.
manton Park ; and will leave town, in a few drys.
for Weymouth.
Lord HENRY PETTY returned to town, Tester-
day, from Bognor. and dined with the Loam
CHANCELLOR, at his seat at Hampstead.
Lady Pea tit will give a grand dinner. neve
Friday, at her house in Grosvenor-square, previc4is
to her depar:ure for Scotland, which is eapeded en
Monday next.
Count and Countess Dv Fr.oNT gave a grand din-
ner, yesterday. at their villa at Fulham, to the
PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR, and a large patty ill

Nobility.
It is said the Dublin Manager has commenced as
ail.lion against Mr. MOUNTAIN, for the loss sustained
by the nen.issuiil of Mrs. MOUST•teII'S nOitt.
Lord Hutstomariatn arrived, yesterday, at his
house in Grosvenor square, glom Heveniug-H..ii.
near Yorford, Suffolk.
General FLOYD and Lady Dcensv left own. Ar
seven o'clock last night, in their elegant new 1.•-
dau.barotsche and four, for their seat, at
Farm, Kent.
Lady PLAT'S entertained a sole 61 party to tea a•id
cards, la.; evening, at her house, in Giovenor-
srplare. Amongst the company were, the Pie
and Duchess of St. Ate &t.'s, Kann Dc RoLt.i.
Mr. Joins, and Mr. Byt.o.
Sir RIC 111 NO NEAVE, Bart. arriv-i, yesterdaT.
at his house in Albernarle.street, lions Dagnani-
park.
Mr. Dow rots is performing at the Margate The-
atre, with all the succes, dint his gon,el sense, and jtmg
discrimination, must ever cemtn and.
A letter Iron Brighton states Cie Mittpsis of
Dowxsw,sttohave been thrown from his hne,e,cia
Monday night, on the roil betwiseil Wuething and
Brighton. He was taken un insenshle. How,:q. r.
he is said only to have received a very ,light ennui-
non nn the head, and that a little time will restioe
him to the anxious wislies
General La SA etoucorr. his Lotly, 4.1 d Saite,rll
Lieutenant-Colonel BLAKE, his Lady, and
embarked at Yarmouth, at eleven o'clock. 1,4;
Tuesday morning, nn board the Pruett of Ira:a!
packet, CaptaiA DLNN, and im.ue !lately
for Gotteubdrgli
• niday last was appointed for the leiting thc
Tit-etre Royxl, now vetting at Maachestet 00..0
biddings were offered, namely, by Messrs. W A
YOV):G. Lewis,god K1410141', j 'lol4'l Mr.
rote°, of Drury Lane ; and Mr. M•CIICAOT. el"
nager of the B;rminghism Theatre:—the bii.'t;gll
were 1,8001. par aivium on the part of the
1,2001. the second ; and 1,6001. the litter, ,vith
annual free beneEt tor any public charity. to
"""'" yto add, ;bag %VAS agrceJ to b.: 5:.t
Mr. M•Cstcaov.