The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-08-28 00:00:00

AT CHELTENHAM!.

Hon Mom. Wallop, Rev. Mr. and !fro Knapp, Re• t;
Knight, NI, Mrs. and Miss Morris, Mr. and Mr/. rm , &

♦T SWANSEA.
General Craig, Cnl. and Mn. Lloyd, Lieut -C4. Gawp',
Capt and Mrs. Pr,Wott, Dr. Elliott, Mr. mod Mn Cf 14.0,1,
Nt.'s and Met. Rahone, Mr. Pttridge, Mn Gallove anal Yawl-
ly, Mr. Plsilpot, Mr. Mot. and too Milt: MdtonS, &c. &c.

♦T TENBY.
Lord and Lady !Aron! and Family, Bishop of St. Dewier,
and Family, Mr. Coleman and Family, Mr. Pell, threw
Phelps, Mr. and two Mival Allen, he. .1:e.

AT BLACKPOOL.
Isaac Blackhunie, EN. Mr. Black/ionic and Family. Mi. L.
Pet', Mrs Atherton and Fannie, Mr. and M, Booih, Lieut.
Stuckla, John Trafford, EN. Mrs. Trafford and Faintly, kc.

Thursday last JOHN SIMEON, Esq. in commemn.
ration of having filled the Recorder's Chair at
Reading, twenty-five years, gave an elegant and
sumptuous dinner to the Corporation of that Do.
rough, at the Crown Inn. Mr. ADDINGTON, AC
High Steward, honoured the company with h's
presence..

Miss Mit. ss, late of Covent Garden 'lleatre, an,:
Mr. MIGGETT. and Miss FITZJIik A CD, Are the he-
roines and hero of the Suck and buskin at
Wakefield Theatre.

Tewke,sbury races commenced this day ; :Lich
sport is expelled.
A correspondent upon the coat says, that wi:h
good gloom's he could perceive the slat from the
teries at Boulogne, fall into the sea. We shoJi
call them radical glasses.
Notwithstanding the scarcity of game on the
Moors, we are informed, that Lord Viscount Loa.
t Ala, with the Earl of WESTWOR V. A ND, and his
natty, have been very successful this season. The
l met Nobleman killed twenty-five birds at twenty-
six shots, on the first day, on Shap Fells.
Blackpool, like many other bathing places, is now
becoming famous for its annocememli. as well as 114•
turf! beauties and advantages. A Theatre has been
lately erected there, in which several plays Isaac
been performed by a respectable company. Tin)
have also there public news rooms, concerts, ball,.
&c. &c.

Mr. Port, after his engagement at Derby, wilt
go to the Nottingham Theatre.
Miss MaLLON it captivating the Lancashire lack
She was announced for yesti-rday, in a Bad Strwa
fd. a Hasdaiid, and Lady Contest in The Wad's'

Mr. and Mrs. H. Stoooro, are to perform at t‘te
Luicaster heatre to-morrow night, in the chant.-
ters of Skaoci and Porta,. 1 hey ate also an-
nounced for Rolla and Cura.

List week two persons of genteel appearance
were seen taking sketches of several parts of Gower,
near Swansea : the loyal inhabitants were immc,i;•
ately alarmed; but, upon inquiry, the stispeStri
diameters proved to be the two eminent arti,t.,
Messrs. Guar' PI and BAaßri 7k, who stopped a nie.t
at Kilfrough F lutist, on their fray to the Lakes of
Killarney in Ireland.

The death of the gallant and humane Captain
BAKEIt, who lost his life in attempting to save
life of one at his sailors, who fell overboard, will
long continue the subjeft of universal regret.
Among the new articles of jewellery at Paris, the
clasp for the cestis is remikable. The chain of gold
which connells the two pieces is as S, in imitariG:.
of a serpent.
Only six weeks ago, the I trhirvio was reckoned 4
rare shrub at Paris. It is now quite common, so
great is the progress of Botany.
Mademoiselle Sr. Auni::, daughter of the actres.
of that name, has lately made her appearance upon
the Parisian stage, as a singer. She is said to posse,
a finer voice than ev:n Maelemakiale Nits%

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proprieto:s o•• the Richmond stage. pr. • -;
to Lunch a boat on Nunlas next, upon the ; •
ple of the Gravesend boats, ha- the conveyaacs..
passengers and parcels. It will sail daily irol•
town, at a given hour.
Letters from Torbay, Portsmouth, and PI) moat! .
give us an account of the Burn hlruext. N e exPF.'
that the next letters from Northampton will gt‘
us an accurate account of our AO arrival!.
Letters from Hanover, of the 9.1 i inst. ment-am
that the College of Deputation of the States i t
country have presented General BIAN A DOTTL pith
an equipage and six English bay horses : this cat
riage is built in the capital of the Electorates
the English fashion, with a coat of arms, on whirl'
are represented two Marshal's troilcheons, entwule'
with a crown of laurels ; on the top is the cypher
s. M. II." The Electoral Palaca of I Icrrenhausca
is fitting up for his residence.
Several young men of rank are to make then
dell”, to the Royal Navy, on board Le Tsjirs-, whicl
is now ready for sea at Plymouth. b.arl Spas
cLit has br'.ught down hrn o Aftliorpcs his
4.11 C 01 his sons, who is going as :t volunteer with
Capt. Ilstaowetx, with several WWI Of ihr
yclingei branches of the Nobility.

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