The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-18 00:00:00

CrULTENHAVi.Scri. IS.

The fre.ivities. in honour of his Royal Iliehness
the Prince of Wale- at Kegley, were as splendid as
t' ose formerly peen by Lord Leicester to Q•teen
Eitzahetii. Ail hopes of the return to this place
of use Prince wer t finally destroyed this day by the
were:liar of Vale •n'tteg house. Tneatricals have
(tourist...A v.ry well ; hut, independent of the Co?*
Je Theabt. w ive experienced INA Lice Bei,w
Stairs, airrorab!y p-riarmed by two loveiy 61. s
de dinnolua. belonging 1.1 Lady H—, who,
for a con:idtraide time, divided the palm with
their lovely mistress, and the lovelier Duchess,
vita is hourly ezpectcd. •rliese sei-drseet dames
of fashion rode, its the most dashing style, the
finest of the stud ; and, strange to tell, had two of
the roarmer's supernumerary grooms constant!y
with t teat. The illusion was well preserved : till,
in a luckless moment, mese Knights of the Whip
thought pr•iper to rids too familiarly near. when
one of the females called out in the most fashionable
style. "G—J d—n y tu, Thomas, why don't you
keep you: distance rhe imposture was discovered,
and the party sent to Coventry. In the higher
'circle, the ladies' heads have been all turned by the
woodiittil lcsts et sleight of hau.l pct lotmed by the
inimitable Mr. Devaynes, whose dexterity is so
great, as in give toe to the gentle suspicion of his
being neat:y ieleed t• the Brack Grrni. max.
The vivacious wt.! Av O'l3—, leaves us te-
rl"ll.lw. Inc Buxton pleasure will receive a con-
ridetable clack 1 her absence ; she is .xtremely
admired; read from the correEtners of her conduit
. sod has been PA inaptly soled, Queen sJ aft
• 'l•Le play of I a,,,i Iran Toe ran is expeifted to
he very %veil a:resided this evening, being for the
benefit of the ;.pool of Industry. 'Dios annual
relief arose nut of a misnnderstaneing between two
sons of Apollo, the Lsruinpiers Cohnel, and OUT in-
cttatig .ble Manager ; the compioinise was honour-
able to both parties.
i Mrs. Orby Hunter, Mrs. Musters, and a long
list of Fashionablel, have lately added to the gaiety
ot Cheltenham. which is now as toll as at any other
Fart ot the season. and is likely to continue, from
. the unespelled return of &lido' .u. weather. 'III4I
j towns list night were full, and the company cs•
tremely reled and ek;ant.

Tht late high winds tram S. W. sad W. Lave
done much damage in sons? parts of Worcestershire.
The fruit has nut only been very mach blowr. down,
before it was ready for picking, but some large lives
have been torn up by the mots. In the neigiabour.
hood of Veribury. the tachst It and hop pl.:mations
were considerd6iy clarnagrsi ; the harvest in the
above przut is convict:ly got in, in the very best
orskr.

A General Meeting of the Lieutenantcy of the
County n 1 Northampton will he held at Norshamp.
ton, on Saturday, the Sd of next month, for appor-
tioning aus..ngst the several Divisions and Hundreds
of the County. the number of nun liable to be raised
unJer the Aft, patted in the last Sesston of Par lia •
ment. lot the speedily completing anJ incrvassog
the Militia of Gteet Britain.

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