The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

MRS. yontmAr.

This lady. in whom the public take go warm an
interest. was last evening considered much better.
She was, however, extremely low and weak. The
pain has not been entirely removed from her chert.
Dr. Blanc vi,its her three tiro g a day, and front his
great prefessiortal skill and attention, we Intik for-
ward with confidence to her speedy recovery.

His MAJESTY is expeted in town, this day, to
hold a Court at the Quaav's Palace.
Yesterday morning His idaiesry, Prin-e:ses
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AKILIA, accompanied by
Lady G. Muses v. Count Walnut*. Generals
CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY, and Colcnel
took an airing on horittack in Windsor Great Park,
and returned to the Castle soon after twelve
o'clock.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Watts left
town, at one o'clock, yesterday, for Windsor, and
returned at six o'clock, to Carleton-houstt.
Lady Hkarnvits and Miss M AAAAA s left town,
en Monday, toy Brightor..
Mr. S. Krnst.a was to perform Eattatbe Ve
St. Pierre. and Mrs. &As a, Jafia, in Tar Sur-
reader ef Calth, at the Liverpool Theatre,on Monday
night last. Ciaderette is got up there in great stile;
Miss LA a isw•is is much admired in the Iserlyph of
Venus, and sings me.t sweetly.
The Kilkenny Theatricals commenced on Mon-
day se'nnight, with their usual (flat. and will, no
driubt, he continued, so as to maintain all then for-
mer celebrity.
When the Prince of W tes'recently visited Bris-
tol. Ms. Dissoan, the Proprietor of the 'theatre,
with a loyal zeal, than does honour to his charaCter,
gstee an extra play, in compliment to HU Royal
Highness. The PRINCE, however, was prevented
from attending. by the excruciating pain in his tact.
Gloucester Theatricals continue in great stile.
On Monday the Teams Howie took her lesve,
With her benefit, in tiva parts of Face,/ ivid Mutts.
in The Chetelect•ne ALI-range. and Of Az/ .1-e-neorrav ;
And onWednesdiy she will make her &oat at Ciren-
cester in The ardt. and The .Spodei tala.
Lord and Lady How.* no, with the Hon. Mr.
Fox and party, the Duchess of Rozavarsir. and
Mr. M flatness. have arrived at Duresaacit's hotel,
St. Andrew's-square, Edinburgh.
Ltdy ASSITOWN patronked Mr. CHERRY'S per-
formance in the charaNrs of Sir Peelings Maeore
Ono. in The Man of tke Merit! ; and Illeiony (the
Irishman), in The jeekee ; last night, at Caielten-
ham.
Arrivals at Clifton, Bristol t

Ad niral and Mrs. Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. Smalaton. and
Wails, Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Curfut. Sussman, and two Mosses
Maltby.
Air:l/Ala at Hotwelli, Brittol

Mr. and Miv. Pliillms and family Mr. and Mn. Shaw and
family. Mr. awl Mrs Lcndminn, *Wpm, Messrs Funcecua,
Peters, and Duincorno.a.
The Ball and Supper given at Lewes Barracks,
en Monday se'nnight, by the Officers of the Royal
Cheshire Militia, was attended by all the tlesa.lts
and fashionable, in the town and neighbourhood.
The ball.roum was tastefully decorated, and the
front of the Meis_house, exhibited, in varirg.t:d
lamps, a star beneath the Pa:Nees plum". support-
ed by the letters P. W. The Guard-house, and
other parts of the Barracks, were also illuminated
on the occasion, which altogether produced a very
pretty and pleasing elle& About 150 sat down to
a sumptuous supper, served up in the best style by
Mr. Hake:sou, the Mess-master ; after which the
dancing was resumed. and kept up with great
spirit till a late hour, when the company retired,
highly delighted with the eutertaiument they bad
received.

On Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. FIROUVIN, of Pit-
four, Member of P..rliamenc for Aberdeenshire
gave a grand ball and supper, in the hall of Maris-
chal College, Aberdeen, to whirl; the Nobility and
Gentry, and almost every person of distinatun in
that city and county were invited. The prepara-
tions for this splendid entertainment were on a scale
of elegance and grandeur surpassing any thing of
the kind ever witnessed in that city. Above 800
cards of invitation were issued; the company pre-
sent was mo,t numerous and brilliant. and the whole
was consfuclled in a manner which rsfithed infinite
credit on the diredors and their fair assistants.
At Wrexham Races, last week. the to purse
of 501. Will Won, Mn Fuesday, by Earl ST•tallo•D'S
Brims, I, and 101. to the second best horse, by Mr.
Asrray's Pleseriia. Mr. F. It. Patcs's Geis/ire,
walked over for ti.e sweepstakes of 60 goineis. On
Wednesday, the silver cup, value 501. given by Sir
W. W. Wyss, for horses the property of non-
commissioned officers or privates in t:.e North %Vales
Y. omatay Catralty. was won by Mr. Ev Alter
Fairy ; and the sweepstakes of 10 guineas each
by fsir. Cooreinotort.sr's rasa: C.,arag. The han-
dicap stakes of 5 guineas each, with 40 guinea.
soiled by the fund, were Iron, on thut.day, by
Mr. Nice's Cstardy. Mr. BUTLBIIiSCWw was tlse
wiener of Is guineas for the second bee hone.

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