The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-11-30 00:00:00

When Sheriff Phillips to the poi repairs,
14,4r:inky object is to soothe distress,
For that he listens to the Captive's prarrs,
And wakes the pressure of his durance lest.

No interest swab , him in his range for good(
No party governs, and no pow'r can awe ;
He clothes the naked, gives the hung•? lord;
His guile is Mer,y,and Is* pall is Low.
Argyirstreet, Now 16.

POPS is confined with a hoarotnrest, sat.
have been ..cca&i,med by his roaring in Macbta
Mr. Mesta's Opera of Taw F-RCII imdar a Hoold,
is obliged to ;ie by, on account of the indr,position
of Mrs. Dtccoms, who was the coat of moil to as
A Punster lately attempted to prove, by the fol-
lowing quotation trom R ACI.--
Famous it.it.Kt Ceti tl,
that Captain Bay was in rather a dangerous
situation.
The Marquis of Bt. Ayor e o arrived, on Friday,
at his house in Grosvenor-street, froni Dorsetshire.
Viscount SIDNEY lett town, on Saturday, for his
SW in Kent.
The Earl of ST•111 has taken the elegant house
of Lidy %V , at Kensington Grove, and re-
moved to it, on Saturday, from his house in Grin-
VellOr-IqUaire.
We understand Newmarket Coursing Meeting
commences on Tuesday week.
Master Be ury having reaped Isis hereof in Kent,
will proceed to souse of the theatrical towns in hur-
ry and Berkshire; preparatoy, as appears by a long
paid for entire in the ptfaK prints, to.an attempt
to pick op a little after gross in a London theatre.
The Countess of CHATII•ea is very ill at the house
of her brother, Viscount Ssnsav, in Grosvenor-
square.
Lady EUPUtIgIA SrawAar arrived, on Satur-
day, at her house, in Park-place, from a visit to the
Duke and Duchess of Beau FORT, at Badminton.
An Irish paper contains an advertisement, from
which the following is an extra@ :
Whereas my lawful Wife, Mary Murphy, alias Hum-
phrey, was Weeper! away from her Father's. John Hum-
phrey's house, I unstale, in the county of Lneenea, 0n the
night of Send.. . • ath tusk. by as. ut4 Geri Now, in prier
to get Intelligeuce where she may Oa found, 1 oat pay a re-
ward of Fly 14 GUINEAS. en limns put itt posteritnn of her.
" FINIOTHT (his oe mark) MUKEIIY."
Atlelgithe was performed last Monday at the
Dublin Theatre. Mrs. Mason was tie heroine;
Mr. Nino ale the Garacard, and Mr. H. JOANSTOP
the LotAatre ; and on Thursday neat, by desire of
Captain Dictorrsne, and the Officers of the Ride
Corps, it will be performed at the [ladle at Ret-
ford, Yorkshire.

4. _
'fbe last Bath arrivals are :--
tend and LaAy 4%,...0110,11, Lady and Mies Ilton, Lady
Briscovre, Cul. and Mrs. Walton, Col. Stewart, Idev. Dr. Pe-
wing, Dr. Rees Re.. Mr. and Mu. Junes Key. Mr. and
lA...thaws Rev. Mr. Dur►ta, Key Mr. Gwynn, C.p.....a
a.A Mrs. .1. rehern, Capt. and Mrs IVneSer, (.pt. and M..
Censor, Capt °Att. Capt. Hollwerthy. Caps. ►altar, Capt.
Moore, Capt. Kelly, ire.
'I he following extra& is taken from a critique in
a Morning Paper of Saturday, on the per forniarice
of Jaws :Acre, on the preceding night :...' Highly,
however, as expeSation was raised, wo are embold-
ened to affirm, that it experienced no disappoint-
ment, tor, (harrow the unavoidable embanassrnent
Sfi•s SMITH at first labouted under) a more exqui-
site theatrical treat we never assutad at." Frem
the expression of earring. we should have considered
the croryme to proceed from the pen of a serf.•,
bad riot the writer, in thefollowing fuse, by aeknoor-
le4ing li'mself an assistant, ltd us to susped that
he to out of the acesse.sh.A---

RAUZZLAPS CONCERTS .4T BATH. 1
The first of these took Once on Wednesday last;
and, notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the
weather, upwards of five hundred Fahhionables at-
tended, all of whom welcomed tke veteran conduc-
tor, on his entering the orchestra, by load and re-
peated bursts of applause. "l'he instruments seemed
pretty nearly the same as last year. and led by
RICHARDS. An overture, H•vom, opened the con-
cert, and was performed with much spirit. A beau-
tiful manuscript glee, SI-EV[IOION. with instrumental
accompaniments. nave great satisfaltion. We cer-
tainly discovered much improvement in M•G Ta's
voice and manner ; he gave Sat son's song, "'Tin
in nein," with great died, and was much applauded.
Miss SN•IIP was never heard to warble more
sweetly than in " Ah! Spoor can le;" and Hcacrt-
at.t.'s accompaniment was exquisitely pertoentel
Mr. Antis once moss delighted the Bath audience
with a flute concerto. A new overture of Cu situ-
aim, opened the td aft; this composition seemed
more calculated to distort the features of the per-
formers, than please even amateurs, by its abstru.e
and unpleasant modulation; it was performed well,
but without the least applause! Mrs..Asua sang
R•uzziri Cs beautiful ballad. " Calf was the
woad," with such unaffeted sweetness, as left an
impression not easily eradicated. LINDLEY was
more than himself on the violoncello; the silence
observed during his performance, fully denotes kis
excellence. The favourite duel. WU. in the
opera of " Jf Fanatic. per was given by
Mu. Ault and Signor NA&DI, in a charming style,
and received its merited reward. The admired
glee, " /n peace !ore lanes the Shepherd's reed," was
sung by M.Ga•rn, Asetev, and Dor oz. and
accompanied delightfully on the piano-forte by
NS' isusos.

IiUYAL HUNT.
On Tuesday His M•Jasr y's stag-hounds were
hunted by the Marquis CORPW• ILI, and a nume-
rous field of gentlemen sportsmen. The deer was
turned out at Maidenhead thicket, at ten o'clock.
He went off with great swiftness across the thicket,
making through the woods and inclosures towards
Marlow, where he crossed the Thames ; the sports-
men pursued him over the bridge, and the diversion
was renewed to the left ; the deer being closely put.
sued. made through the town of Marlow, and the
sportsmen pursued him hill garlop through the town,
to the no small amusement of the passengers and in-
habitants. He took his course up the hills, and cros-
sed the country by High Wickham. making a dou-
ble back through the inclosnres, where h« was taken
within four miles of Marlow, after &mad near four
hours.