The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-24 00:00:00

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Ting au.
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lan night Their 'GMT'S." and live Paincesses
hones* Coven-Garden Theatre with their pre-
sence, to see the new Comedy o The Selma e Re-
form, and the Musical Farce of The Paregrap4.—
The house was crowded in the extreme, so nuts!),
that the performance of the Play was interrupted
until the doors of the pit were thrown open, and,
by that means, those who could not obtain scats
filled the doors, when they remained quiet, The
Roy at. PLITT were received with the loudest ac-
elamations, and warmest expressions of love and
loyalty. (Weave the Kies was rapturously sung on
their entrance, and on their departure; and Ride
Bidomtie, at the conclusion of the play. They ap-
peared in high spirits, and honoured both entertain-
ments by extreme attention. Their MAJTSTIes
repeatedly expressed their approbation to each other.
His Ms)esry was in blue and gold.
HER MAJESTY ware a scAct robe, with. gds!—and
turban richly spangled and covered with diamonds—a white,
tippet.
PRINCESS AUGUSTA—An apricot and gold tissue robe,
white eleeees, spaciled-n cord of diamonds wend her head,
and three fine white /embers, a diamond crescent iii front, a
dianionderieeklace and picture, set with brilliants—white tippet,
muff, and gloves.
PRINCESS ELIZARETII-..A puce and gold tissue robe,
white sleeves, apangled—a lace tucker, diamond necklace, and
eat-rings-4 cone beautiful an/ becoming turban, with cords
and tas.els at the left side, and & d'iamond crescent at the front,
with five white feathers, and a plume de clue, and a must
beautiful bosuptet of rose., mignonette, Re.
PRINCESS SOPHlA'sdneethe same as Princess Augusta's.
Her headiilrees, a iipleirdid torten of gold gauze, with a very
long end to the left aid five white feathers and diamond, or-
namented the front-is-diamond necklace and eacrings white
muff and tippet.
PRINCESS MARY-wear et rob., a superb turban with a •
picension of diamond., and three white feathers...ohne muff
and tippet.
PRINCESS AMELlA...beret purple tissue robe, white
site, -.1, purple epaulets looped up and embroidered; a lace
tucker; di rinnnd necklace and ear-rings; white tippet; her
hair richly raided with aramend,, a diamond feather im front,
and a crescent of diamond. • at the left .rile, three amazing y
fine white feathers ware placed erect ; write muff, tippet, and
gloves.
We never saw Their Royal Highnesses so splendid
or look better. The Dukes of You, Ct.., attic:a,
and KENT, and a crowd of Nobility, were present.

Yesterday morning, a/intuit:di-past nine o'clork,
Tlwir MAJ ant ss and the Pectic susses left Windsor
for London
On account of the badness of the roads by Slough
arta Old Windsor, the ROYAL FAMILY came by
way of Richmond, and arrived at the QueeN's
house ahout half past iwelve.
j,, a s!,ort time after, His M afesrs gave an au-
dience to Lord Aucei.a.ao, wt o delivered to His
MAJ sr v the Seals of the late Archbishop of CAN.
T EtsPt V.
His MAJLITT then gave a private audience to
Viscount SIC NOVTIII, :tad the Loan Cm A SC ELLOIt.
At two ,o'ci -,ck, Isis MAJLaT v held a Privy
Council, which was attended by
for Lord en,t,tr.
ink • M .11t use.
lotArqui: 4 Ilorl,ad.
ky',.:And, Darting-It:1, Bucloineurnsh're, and Cam-
d. to
Varoutt. S kit ,totlo.
Lord se and ilia kaabury ; and
Si. Wtham scoott.
At the Council, Captain Gowen was introduced
by Me FAMPLILNILII, the Clerk of the Council; and
sworn in Governor of an island in the West Indies,
ant at the same time took leave of His M *Jury,
previc.,is to his deparure, and had the honour to ,
kiss 11 'A MAJLiTY'S hand.
Soot' after the Council was over, Mr. PITT u-'
rived, and had an audience ot 'its :MAJESTY', far a
considerable time. The Duke of MONT itO.;C, Earl
CA MOL's, and Lord HA,• RESBUIT, had likewise
and ei.ce. of His M AJLAT v.
Yi-steral ay morn; lg. the Princess Snell t • of Gcou-
cts reit, and a number of the female `,lobility,
visited Her NI Al est' Y and the PR iscasses.
Yesterday the Duke of Cum esaLAND dined with
Their MAJESTIL4 and the PIINCLOILS.
Lord Sosoes is expelled in town this day, from
Lees Court, Kent.
Lady Asse WINDUAIL has taken an elegant
house in Gloucester Place.
HENRY Dawaiiiis, Esq. and family, of Stand-
lynch, Wilts, are expelled in town this day, to his
house in Portman-square, for the season.
The Duke of 13i.auroar left town on Monday,
for Badmington, Gloucestershire.
Sir Jona HARINOTON and family arrived yes-
terday from Old Windsor at his house in Berkeley-
, square.
Earl Cow, at arrived on Tuesday at his house in
George-street, Hanover-square, for the season, from
Pensanger, near Hereford.
Sir 'duos( as E.arcouer, and a large party of
faskiona*eles, are upon a visit to the Earl and Coun-
tess of Daft my, at the Oaks.
Lord ST AN Ley left town on Tuesday. to join his
regiment, the Somerset Militia, now quarteted at
Woodbcidge.
The Lady of Admiral Sir JOHN ()ROE is at pre-
sent on a visit to her brother, the Right Hon. Lord
BOLTON, at Hackwood Park, Basiag.stoke, Hants.
The Earl of Ux e linos arrived in town yester-
day to his house in Old Burlington street, from
Windsor.
Lord fitSILY FITZSOY, Mr. WATSON, and Mr.
Payne, with several Noblemen of the Jockey Club,
dined yesterday at Grellier's Hotel, in Albemarle-
street.
Mr. BASSETT, the King's Messenger, left town on
Monday night with dispatches for Petetsburgh.
The Earl of CASILLIS, Col. and Lady C. Gar-
et ti.x, have taken up their town residences in Albe-
marle-street, for the season.
A detachment of the Loyal British Artificers
Volunteers, under the command of Col. Be erotic,
vein be placed on Monday upon permanent duty for
a fortnight : their destination is not known, but it is
supposed to be Southampton.
.Mrs.W ALP° Le's Concert on Monday evening was
well attended. Mrs. WALPOLL and the Miss As-
;t ssa's sang several delightful pieces with Mr. SA.
ria. The LLANOILIS and Dionust lent their aid.
Vos ESII played a delightful sonata on the piano-
forte. The Earl and Countess of G•t. tow Av, Vis-
count and Viscountess Waerwoar it, the Countess
Of EUSTON, the Marquis of Loam, Lady A. AR..
POSTER, Mr. and Mrs. M•saexes, were amongst the
company.