The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-11 00:00:00

ROYAL FAMILY.

• WEYMOUTH, OCT. S.
Last night Their MAJESTIES had a concert and
stied party. At a late hour last night, a most
tempestuous storm came on, which has done
considerable, damage to the vessels lying here.
The Royal Barge, which conveyed the ROYAL FA-
ta rs. v on board the [loyal Yacht, broke from her
moorings ; she drove to the North shore, and stove
to pieces.
This morning, His MAJESTY Was on horseback
before seven o clock, and returned to the Lodge
soon after eight to breakfast.
A'sout ten o'clock, the Roy Al. FAMILY went on
board the Royal Yacht, for an excursion to sea, the
weather being remarkably fine. They were accom-
panied by Lord and Lady HAWK ESISU alr, Earl and
Countess PAuLr.T, Lord and Lady CHARLES FITZ-
ROY, General ERSKINE, \lrs. COATES, Mrs. DR AT,
Mrs. G eosv ENO R, Mr. W. DUN As, Mr. and Mrs.
DAMEN, Lords RIVEItS and WA LSINCIIA St. His
MAJESTY Was engaged in conversation with Lord
HAWKESRURY alici Mr. WM. Dt:KnAs.
We are happy to observe, His MAJEsTv appears
in most excellent hNilth, and very high spirits.
This morning. the Hanoverian Artillery had a
grand field day. They went through their different
mance:tyres and firing with great eotOnes:, parti-
cularly the quick firing.
Arrivals at the King's Head :
Lady AsVI, Mrs. C 4,1.11, Mr. W otsi Major Biace, Mr.
and Mrs. Aah, Mr. J. Elisutt,

9CT. 9.
List night the ROYAL Fa sitar went to the Play,
to Fee the Comedy of Rule a Wife and hate a Wife,
and the Vince of The !)evil le Pay ; for the ben fit
of Mr. and Miss GRANT. Dan teen, by Mr. San D-
VOID ; Estifansa, by Miss G a wt.. After the Play,
Miss Gk ANT spoke an occasional Address. In the
Farce. J od4on and Nell were extremely well supported
by Mr. HUGHES and Miss Gaiai. The house
overflowed in every pan.
About seven o'clock this morning. His M4l tin-.
mounted on his beautiful Hanoverian charger, At-
tended by his usual attendants, rode to Rodney Pool
Hill. to insped the Hanoverian Artillerymen, who
performed their evolutions with exasiness.
The Roy/LC FAMILY, with their usual atten !ants,
went on boatsl the Royal yacht. accompaniel by
Earls RIMLESS and PAULETT, Countesses Rosscv is
and PA ULETT, Lords Iltvyos, SeutiaT, II A WEE,-
nutty, and WALSINGM ANI ; Ladies Srosar, G.
BUCKLEY, iltutoftz i Col. and Mrs. FA st, Mr.
i Burr sv, Mrs. MAX and Pas; Gstosvcsok C:i.
CAN EL!, Misses CADWELL and c•ottes I tit..I4.IIAIS
GA It , MANNERS, :and Fi yzaoy, an t sal the •%taff
Officers. This is the largest party we have had since
t::e Roy A L FA Nit Lv have been here, all .the Nobi-
lity for miles round were invitnd.
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On Weineschty the Roy AC F►Mtivwit gn 'to
Milton Abbey, on a •isit to the Karl of Witco BIT ca.

THE'AT;tfi,

COVENT-OA

A Mr. ilsisear, from the Dublin Theas
made his first appearance here last night, in the
charaaer of Sir ettavkass 041frollaghaa. He is
A fine manly figure, anJ possesses a strongly
;narked, expressive countenance. He looked the
charstler completely s and, from the manner in
which he execnted it, promises frir to he a nsettil per-
former in that line. He was ably supported by Mr.
CoomE, Mr. Lewis, and M►. fltustum no, who ac-
quitted themselves au:nimbly in their resrscaive
parts.

His Royal I liTlusess the Prince of Wales's Loyal
ut.cl,:r the command of Col. M. P.
ANoacws, will be inspeaed this dAy At eleven
o'clock in els. Green P.trk.

Dowager Lady GIL ASTI' M if upon a visit to her
lon. Lord CAA., TMAM, at Norbury Park.
It is Mr. Rosser &mu, the Consin, and not
the Brother to the Earl of DA Rig LIT, who is der
tined to receive the fair hand of the Countess of
GVILDIIO.IIS.

Mcs.t.rsa has returned to town from New-
market. His stud has been remarkably successful.
The Earl of AiIIBURKRA kft town yesterday,
for his seat at Ashburnham Park, Sussex.
Timonium Jons Mercatrt, Esq. eldest son
of Sir THEOPHILVS NILTC4LFE, Was married on
the 49th of February, at Beal. to _Miss RULLILL,
niece to the Honourable Sir Maass Russet..
General Sr. ions is to spend the winter in the
Dowager Lady Haraowas s Late house in Park-
lane ; and the Dowager Marchioness of. Srarroas
has taken the General's late house in Berkeley-
square.

The Earl of Yalta nouen and the Mist PEt..
HAMS will remain at Brocklesby Hall, until the
middle of December.

Sir H. NI I Lost A v has one of the most beautiful
and interesting families in England. It consists of
ten sins and four daughters ; the eldest, 17 years,
the youngest 12 months old. They aU bear the
strongest resemblance to each ether. They will
spend the ensuing winter in town.
The finished performance of Miss DUNCAN, in
Lady Trosle, has justly been the subjeit of much
praise ; but she is not confined to that line of thing
alone, as she is equally au
•fait in every department
of use I j and probably she possesses as great
a versatility of talents as any thress that ever trod
the stage.
Lieut. Col. SWOON, of the 11th Regiment of the
Londou Volunteers, is to be buried tnsmor-
row, with military honours, at Aldersgate Church.
It was his sister that was, about six years ago, burnt
to death by a spark setting her clothes on fire, and
not his mother, as has been erroneously reported in
some of the papers; he was universally respelled,
and is much lamented by the whole regiment.
'fu-morrow, the Brigade, consisting of the fol-
lowing regiments, the Royal Westminster, Loyal
North Britons, Duke of Glo'ster's, St. Giles's and
St George's, St. Andrew's and St. Georges',
Clerkenw_ll, and the ':ray's Inn Riflemen, will be
revis wed by Linn -Gene-al the Earl of Hasa
Tom, in Hyde Park, at ten o'clock this mnrn:n,;.
The Royal Westminster, commanded by Cs ho,el
12 o suirsov. muster at seven o'clock, at th it Pa.
usde, the King's Mews, in order to be ;tope "red pre-
susly by Licut.-Col. Jerociasoa. Lord Viscount
Crier vi ?so is expefled in town frosts Chatham, to
be piesett at the review.