The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-07-29 00:00:00

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11UpDAY NICIIT.
The Irina and QUEEN of a great nntion like this,
mixing with their people without guards or Mame-
luket, nr any other security to their persons, or that
of their Royal progeny who so numeronsly surround
them, is an instance of -pleasing ratification, that,
we believe, is not to be met with in any other coun-
try than " The Land we live in." The scene on the
Terrace this evening has been most delightful ; no-
thing could be more favourable or beautiful than
the weather, except the heathy pleasant counte-
minces of the ROYAL FA AMY. which seemed to
accord in one harmonious view of peace and happi-
ness. His Ms.:nye was habited in the full dress
Windsor uniform, his hat sapped before, and
turned up on each side with a gold'button and loop,
and never appeared to be in better health 'and spa.
rats. We never remember to have seen Her MA-
JASTY to more advantage in AO per oral appear.
ance; the Panic uses, by their placid countenances,
seemed to return thanks, to the joyful crowds by
which they were surrounded ; and the ROT •L
Duets appeased to be dksirosts of keeping up the
scene which so highly gratified every loyal eye.
The coup ieeil was highly delightful, and, strange
to tell, the appearance of a Court, displayed infi-
nitely more of the tender wastrinirs of 11nonce, than
of the usual trappings of spkadour and magoili-
cenec2—kt was, in fat, a striking proof of the So-
vtamoli's unlimited confidence, and the people's
tusbbundedlove and affeeion. The band of the
Royal StaffOrd Militia, whieh.is-tattly sicellent,
r.,i4tleseveral favourite pieces of music, and great-
twrthlrpten.sure and hilarity orthe scene.
There were present, besides Their MAJZSTILS and
the Penn:inset, the Dukes of Yost, RAPT, CIIM-
OAILAAD, and CABISMOOII, Lued and Lady MICK-
L•NO, Sir Joseen BAHR!, the Right Hon. Geoacie
test, and an immense crowd of Military Officers
from the adjoining Camp.
The Theatre opens to-motrow evening, with
every prospect of success, as the new Manager has
provided a Company of a very different complec-
tioa to what has ever boon seen here,
IMPIMINIONNiare
BRIG ffrOlv, JULY t 7.
Five o'Clock.
At twelve o'clock, last sight, the horses were en-
teted for the handicap plate, to be run to-morrow.
The town is quite still to-day ; the Prince has not
been out. Goan, is hare, and we extreft the grand
battle will not be fir distant from this place. He is
sow in training for It.
rimy 28.
His Royal Highness the Prince of •Wamis took
an airing in his berouche and six, accompanied by
the Karl of Dast.tecrom Mr. INALLIsH, Colonel
Las, Colonel *Matto*, and Sir Halter Fa Arleta.
raves last evening; at half.past seven they returned
to the Pavdine, where his Royal Highness enter-
tained the Karl of B•aarroaa, and the party
that tecompanled hlfb. !Earl BiItkELSY enlivened
the elieyne bj ordering, the Gioacester band to
play. Mee. -IPormaeamite end the Hon. Miss
SLY MOVas were baltertny viewing the com-
pany, who-veil-Mare numerous than they have
beep this mummy the Coeuesua of .isissay. the
Deobeet of Si.. &tames, dm Coolness of Mario-
aooo , and the Coonsess• ' nava ',wet, war,
sossogsaybrblabirstrystbssis. 'lrsessanasaa*
had a party this evening. The ateyne was null Pull
at ten delock.,.

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visa won Is carrig!rlig sacs WI.
RIALSOATE, JuLT 07.
Yesterday morniap. Lee sloop* and a schooner
Came into this liorboor, having on board the East
k.sser regiment of Militia (commanded by Colonel
Bullock), which they have brought frona geotiand.
The whole were immediately disembarked, and
marched to ltamsgate barracks* where they still re-
main. They appeared a very strong regiment, and
olficen and men looked in good health.
This town is now filling very fast ; good houses
are gating very seam* ; loot there arc yet many
good lodgings sad small boatel in various situations
to be had. Vire are ell in a great buttle with the
troops embarking and disembarking, which, with
the martial airs of the difinent bands parading the
streets and the Pier, make the plime all bE. and
gaiety.
...re—rmeonnyomolim
£!ARG4TR, JOLT V.

Though this is an early. period of the Margate
mason. yet we are full erratum and hustle. and are
rikell ft be as numerously visited as in any termer
Tear. All our public amusements. since the open-
ing of the Theatre, are new in site requisition,
Tne Theatre has been embellished with good elect.
The theatrie.il Corps rnosists of Los sosov a, a gond
aaor ; Ta v Loa end his wife, who are deservedly
much respelled In this plice Wm ta.r Lev, from Li-
verpool, who pi:mosses consideiable merit; Spv.
roue, well known for his Critical Remarks on
8W ICS AAAAA as well as for his judgment and espe-
twoce an Abort LA 011111 RT. From Manchester;
n. Humors, a verb respectable ARress t Mrs.
Isisseest. from Dublin t she is an elegant woman.
fled possesses talents. as an Mires., that will render
her a favourite; Leona so, who is much improved
is his vocal powers; and Miss Pe C•isr, sister to
Mrs. C. Karaite.
76r .Llalter's Danzbftr, and Catheriat old Pelnishith
were represented at our theatre on Wednesday.
The pans were well supported in the Play, persica-
trly Quaint. by I.ovsc n•i, Ma yet. jun. and sen.
by WIIIICATLIT and Ta vl.Oll. The GOverner CMe
sl very well intim hands of our old Manager, Wit.-
ku r WILL% and the IV,dfie Chrerly gave lull scope
than talents of Mrs. Kat v sews. hfis. A 011,
the Farms gave the character of Cetimr•il Moth
Peat spirit. 714 Theatre has not been numerously
a:tended since that night.
llte.debon had a very law company Torpidly
menet at the pubre breakfast.
Th. Packets arrive in sweeenioe. yids fl large
"70, oflawsled. and lodgings. of course. cossi.
gaib:l advance in price. -The Da#tql Toi Ilackat
L.cught down last eight ISO pasigagers.
umeswaseerams—,
Mr. vit. amp fiat* siswe Ant Mr. Be wit
ses Tempe If a deft near Rens, we wades stand.
le AMR kis Mal at the *eat wises let she teensy
of Mem&