The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-24 00:00:00

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BOGNOR, Aug. 2Z.

B.VC lIT6 Avousr i 2.
vi;'ton crr.titines :.,11 of company, yet, from.,
the contimi;.l chat.:g7 .;!, good houses and lodgings
s.e Always to b.: 'nail. Mr. Boner, to the ex-
t.. me regret very person here, accompanied by
Col. MA Et T. N his family, will set out tor Ire-
land is l.ew days. Mr. Butte' is one of the
S-eteards it Loughrea Races, which commence the
10,h of nest month.
This morning was extremely fine, and al/ the
fashionable' sacrificed at the shrine of Neptune ;
ace gentleman Swam with All umbrella : some per-
son" tliought LUNATIC); had arrived, and had let
Wesel( down t ith a prreehat- into the water.
We have got Rurun Maim-444nm here as a writer
for some of the London papers ; he has converted
a paper of peppermint drops, that was put into the
s.,,,lage of Flit Royal Highness the Duhe of Sussrx,
aa he departure for term into a Gmison pipei
awl, with the assistance of his glasses, was able to
ascertain the number of pipes smeaked by His Royal
klionSites during his joitreey. There is quite a COM-
pAitioa between the lirigitton Jeristalens Posfyi and
the 141'..11e.as D'askite. Fad Ceases and a large
patty were on C..: ..cater; %Ir. BURKE in his plea-
with provisions, accompanied
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Mrs. and bliss Joarsixott, and a large party,
took an excursion the water also, which was like
a minor, and skirted by a chain of cruisers. The
Puke of Isf A ILL SY`IOUGH is always accompanied by
his chaplain; her Grace walks on the Lawn before
leer house. The music played over DONALDSON'S
Library at one o'clock.
The Theatre is expeled to he crowded tomorrow
eight, for the bench. of Mr. NIA ccirtsos, by desire
of Lady F. SP MC El# ; the Entertattebents are, The
BlihJ Barg% Bbfif, and The Malnighl
Name.
Mr. CA IA JP 331.1. and his family left this for
nor, to- fay Mrs. PJY T 3 gave a party and supper
last night, at her house on the Marine Parade. Mr.
POTTS, her brother. and family, set off for London
this 131011Thrly. Mrs. FITZNER3SiI TiS returned.
Mrs. STAN FORTY. in her coach and four, is just
arrived The Hon. Mr. Hobart is gone a tour
round the oust.
At a quarter past seven o'clock t'qs evenieg, Isis
Roy il fitcletess the Prince of W ccs arrived at
the Paviiion he came in his barluche and lour,
accompanied by Colonel llt.oom Kiri. in a
r.,,inent. a new scene appeared, pleasure beamed
in every eye. 'I I.e Stevne, the Marine Parade,
1).41A( nsoN'S and %Vices's libraries were crowded
• company. The evening was fine hut ((all.
The prevailing dress of the Ladies was light blue
satin 'peaces% straw hats and veils, square-toed
sloes are universally worn. Lady and the Hon. Miss
FORT! SOW!, Mr. Garv, and Mrs. Mannt.avON,
paid a visit this morning to the Earl and Countess
of CHICULI rm.', at Stanmire, and retutned here to
dinntr, where they were jiiined by Mr. Marc' cr,
Mr a d Mrs IVoostionsit, and some other friends,
who dined with her Ladyship, at her house on the
Stevre. Mr. Crary kon a visit to her Ladyship,
and intends remaining six or seven weeks here.

This charring place k so crowded with com-
pany, that many rashionahl..s reside at Arpndel,
nine miles from Bognor, and daily visit here. The
Luke n( Noitrot.‘ has nearly completed his im-
prover:l nut at Arundel Castle ; he has added two
wi gs to this magnificent building. The west wing
is his librat y ; the ceiling is extremely curious, it is
of carved maltvgany. and done in small pieces to
join; .t has been three years exectiting, and weighs
three tons ; when completed it will be worthy of the
residence of the first puke of the first country m
the world.