The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-30 00:00:00

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On this subject, we can give onr fair fe..,!Cf: but "ry little
information ; and tot little, we fear, will not have even nee
'city to recommend it. for full dress, white satin Spanish
witlt ostrich feathers, are stil Went ; tilers Chamkratr
turbans, full round the face, but exposing the hind part of the
head, which is adorn .d with handsome combs, of various
kinds; the hair banded, and bundle; of satal flswer., of say
colour, in fors;, with a large veil thrown over the heady co.
tiering the neck and slundders, is considered a very feettiemi,s,
and becoming head dress. A bnirdenta of pearls, time to ere
forehead, with are mulch feather, fastened on the right
and dro,sping to the left, is alsO much worn. Half and os.,
dre:s silk caps, of every description, anti -hip hats, vain ar
ornamented with feathers or flowers. Straw hats, for o; ea
carriages, and walking in the country. Scarfs and numt,es,
the maritlea arc mane more of silk than last nontli
()irises of Opora Saonett, with lia.eitt long sleeve:, ape ex-
tragely elegant. Muslin of every White satin, arid be
considered elegant sod proper for this month. WiMe mum
ing dresses, embroidered round tl.e bottom with w:ote
loins Many are wow, handsomely tucked with narrow roar
ming. at each edg..-, a'Joat half an inch wide; the 901,1 ma,,,
niii:gs are still w nrn. Toe chonge of colours is more the e1:v..1
of to to and fancy, than failtion. Naokeeti .119 M, for on-
' dress, and white kid fiN dress. There is notbirtg 'raw it Uit
shape of SGWIIe.

WINDSOR THLA7RICALS.

MISS MUNE.

Thursday evening, Miss !vitiate made her first
appeatance at the Theatre Royal, Windsor, in
the part of Yerivg Norval, and was received by a
very crowded and brilliant audience, with the loud-
est and most flitterint3 applause. She played the
part throughout admirably ; and, at once, highly
gratified and astonished the audience. Indeed, it
is almost impossible to conceive, that a child
of eight years old, could, by' possibility, give so
animated a character with SO much force and ',Eta.
She was particularly happy in the fourth All tvis
Giendeen, and drew forth repeated bursts of ap-
plause. What gave an additional and VOT:' ll;f1
interest to the piece was, Mrs. Mont Cs perfoiel,,
Lade Randolph, which she did with all the leelio-,
sensibility, and maternal affetlion, with which the;
author has so forcibly &pitted the chatafter.
Mr. Bann it's Gienatines was excellent ; and we
haxe scawely ever seen Lord Randolph made se
much of any by Mr. Mi . :A LDEOII•Ve.
The Farce of The Sultan followed, in which Mist
Mottle., in itorielawa, sarpassed even hers;if in this:
charaaer which had so shut a time before raised
so much admiration.
The whole of the evening's performance was
very rich and finished dramatic treat.
The Duke of KENT, and Lord and Lady CATS.
CART, arrived at Windsor, on Thursday evenitigi
OD a visit to Their MAJESTIES.
Wednesday evening, Earl Nri.soa, Lord Mrs.
Ton, and suite, embarked on board the Writs:,
under a salute, in Yarmouth Roads.
Miss Jontssros, whose illness cast aids k einem
over the fashionable horizon at Brighton, we hive
great pleasure in stating, is recovering from 11.1
late dangerous indisposition.
Mr. J. BRUNTON s benefit at Brighton, on Tins•
day, was a most splendid scene. The Duchess it
M•etautiouots, and her astiable family, were in
the PRINCR'S box.
Lord Monson still continues indisposed, at hit
house in Seymour-plaie. Lady Monson arrived ia
town on Thursday evening. from Nelson's-place,
near Ramsgate.
Mr. C. Kass axe is a great favourite at the Bir-
mingham Theatre ; he was last night to pile fr,-
&rich, in Loners' rows; on Monday,
Oroopoitu ; and on Wednesday, Donnie!, in Vie
Poen! of Honour. The Theatre will close for the
season next week.
Lady GEORGE CAVENDISH if expelled in tossr,
this day, from Eastbourne.
Lady ANN HAMILTON had a srlell
evening, at her howls in liaker-street,
square.
Lord PONSONsv's health continues to ii
daily. His Lordship was prevented taki
usual airing yesterday, on account of the unt.s
ableness nt the weather.
Mr. HILL and Mrs. ATKINS were to close
engagement at Glasgow Theatre, on NV:
last, for Mrs. ATKINSS benefit.
Lady PLO r;4 gave a grand dinner, yetterda'
her house in Grosvenor square, to the
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Duchess of Sr. Ate N's, the Loan Am.'
the PORTUGURSI AM AS,ADOR, the lion. I'
PHINSTUIS, MT. SHERIDAS, Mr. S 5t:05
Datiemono, and Mr. ROOLES ; Miss klasi.,
Miff MASHERS.
Madams MARA is returned from St.
burgh.
Mr. Kest ate is busily engaged prepari
new readings of SHAKE *for the enter.,
of the town, its the approaching season.
The Duchess of Roxeunow, And JOHN M
Esq. the Duke and Duchess of hr. At. It'
Duke and Duchess De CASTRIC.. the 1
ARGYLE, the Marchioness of WAr EN ro
and Countess Cowper', the Countess of Ci
the Countess elf Nurser, Lady ions C.
Lady HAWILE, Lady Louisa tvlassite:
Hcaritcot s, Lady MONsOM, Lady PERT
Hon. Miss Daum ssonn, are among the
Nobility in town.
We understand a grand Musical Festiv,
to take place at Tiann:on, in the emir
month, under the dircetion Niessts.
Manageis of the Oratori.ss at th.v Thein
Covent Garden. Several Perforrnris
Opera House are engaged on the occn,i,
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for the county, both the hlembers of
7irsid" many wher respetlahle Gentlemt
county of Somer:et, ate seeped as stew

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