The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-06 00:00:00

ROYAL HUNT

On Tuesday morniag a nameroas geld of Gentlemen
Sportsmen had a most excellent Hued with His Museum's
Staa-lioamis. The Margate Coataaot.ts, the Master of
the Hountla, ordered them to be Is readiucas os Salt-kill, by
tea o'clock, which was accordingly dour. A Sae Deer
was turned out upon the arrival of the Marquis. It
went at with great swiftnefs through the Inel,oares by
Slough, Ditton Park and Horton, takinglewards the Thames,
and swam across about a mile this side of Staines, and then
made towards Films", Race Coarse. The tipurtsuiee and
Humid' sent over Staities Brid;e, and renewed tlic close.
The Deer ram with great speed by St. Aun'►-hill and
Chertae►, leaving Weybridge to the left, and crossed the
country to the eight, towards Guildford, a.lel was taken, after
long chase, near Oaking, is Sorry• .Mos( of the burst..
and Boatsmen sere kaockeil ap, te.id utl.ers were obliged to
decline the chase. When the Deer was taken, only tittles
Sportsmen reMained.

Her MLJUTT will hold a Drawing-room on
ThundaY.
Oa Friday morning the Dukes of YORK and
CA11211.1644 armed at ViTindsor, and trausarted
business with Hie MAJ Sin ; after which His M t-
JEST V",• Duke of YORK, Princesses SO-
-141111, 44d AIEI4A, accompanied bi Lady GEOR-
GI 44• BULICULIY,GC44I4.I4 MANN I NCR C A RT-
IVAIUST, and Finney, and Colonel TAYLOR,
rode in the Great. Park, and tctutued at twelve

o'clock.
tier Mastirrw and Princess ELIZABETH took au
airing to Froginore.
OS Wednesday Hit Mairarv's harriers !muted
in Windsor Park.
Sir CYLL2LES end Lady TUBNER left
Hotel yesterday for their seat in Yorkshire.
The Duke of Bt.nroao is expected. in tov.-11 this
day froM Woburn Abhcv.
Viscountess SVDLIiir• had a select party, last
night, at her house its Dover-street.
The Marchioness of BATH had a party, last
evening, at her boas. in Grosvenor-spare.
Mrs. HAMMECSLLY gave her first rout this
season, last evening, at her house in Pall.
Man, cad will continue them every Monday sad
Friday.
The Countess aCtainaesssii, gave a graiid rout,
last night. at isve Louse in Stan vole-strut, M 49 -
Fair. which was numerously attended.
Iris said that Ministers had die first scent of the
Danish plot against this country from Mr. Garlick,
our Minister at Copenhagen.
The Earl and Coaltess of ESSEX gave a grand
dinner, yesterday, at their house; in Berkeley -
square, to
''he Earl or-Stair, Lord sad Lady Grenville, Lord Gies-
tontiurr, S4•Richaril gunning, the non. Thomss Grevvihe,
Orman sod Mrs. Rees, General Grenville, sod Mr. haws.

Earl SPENCE& will give a grand dinner, on the
ptifinztarit, at his 'louse in St. Jamees-Ogee.
YeitgYa was to close his eni,sagement on
Taesday at the Dublin Theatre, for his own bene-
fit, in the parts of Hamlet, and Felix,inTke Hunter
of the Alps, written by Mr.pilionts, jun. " '
The comedy of The Chances will he revived, this
night, at Drury-Lane Theatre. Don JOU like
Beitediek, is a pert all first-rate performers i t co-
medY are anxious to gain celebnty id.' It was a
faVourite part of Res DCRSON, its was the Sc mad
Constantin, of Mrs. ASINUTOT4 Miss' FARSEN,
and the Erg, Mrs. Poer. The play a revived
to introditee Mrs. JOLDAN and Mr. ELLISTON iu
these parts.
On the 21th lilt at Paisley, was held the anni-
versary of Buena. Several poetical effusions, coni-
fer the occasion, vrere produced, which do
reNrodur to genius and the Bard ; and the evening
was spent with a degree of that sentimental soul-
tnimaporting hilarity, yhich ought ever to crown a
night sacred to the'voice of Coils.
Molter Gon.^e made her debut on Monday even-
ing at the Manchester Theatre, where Mr. • Bela-
LEy plays Lord Hastings, and Mrs. GLOYIA
Jane Shore.
A Journeymen Tailor, in The Courier of yester-
day, ffives the following account of Mr. Po rs son n
on «ednesdsy night, in the house of Commons:
" The Debate of Wedneolay may be considered as the
, real Mat of the new Oppositii n Leader. On the Best nicht
of the Session he was evidtatly embarrassed and wiper-
pelmet—awed, pedlar,. by the meek), of hie siltation, wad,
with the Poet, "wondering how the peril hr came there,"
he seemed doubtful what alarm to tale. But the Debate
on the Danish Expedition was to unfold hhi rapacity ter the
elftateriult. By that time be would bare recovered his recol-
leetton And bin Ileaumme, and ha able to justify his 'Wm to
be the Leader of • Party which is never to approve of any
thing that has bass or caa be dose by Hie Majesty's Go-
vernment."
Mr. PonsowaY. it seems, has played the d—l
among the /idiots of The Courier, as well as
einem; the Knights of tLe Post.
Last week Me.'?. W. Towetiss, historical En-
graver to the QIYEZE' had thE hottour of attending
at Windsor, to itubsnit to the inspection of Rer
MAJESTY and the Plummets, the first Number,
and the Drawings from which the Engravings had
been made, of the Batitin Gat.tettst of nert acs,
about to he published under the direction and su-
perintendence of Messrs. Tarattar, Orri.ar, and
TONSIES ; when Her MAJESTY and Their ROYAL
thoinessas were pleased to express their Warmest
approbation of theitery superior milliner itt which
the undertaking had been executed, and to coon-
' tenence the Work by their Royal Patronage ind
Subscription.
On Tuesday, the Duke of Yong received out of
the Registry of the Court of Adinta/tv. by virtue
oft gnat tram the Kmea, 40,e1001. miring from the
proceeds of ships and cargoes cendenined to Ills
MAJESTY.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHAT/CUT, Fan. 4.
WATERS V. 116TL0116
Awrnra Plueorr said, he had a motion to
,make in the above cause on the part of the
Plain-
which he understood the oppos►te party wished
should stand over tilt Saturday, as the Defendant
had pet had time to put in his answer.
Mr. LEACH, for the Defendant, acquiesced, and
the hearidg of the matter was postponed till Sa-
turday (this day.)

FEE. 5.
BULLOCK, THE BANKRUPT.
The Loan CliattcbmLog this day rejected
the Petition on behalf of Bullock, the Bankrupt,
now under sentence of death for defrauding hie
creditors. The Petition prayed that the proceed-
ings in the bankruptcy might be set aside, upon
the ground of an act of bankruptcy committed
prior to that on which the docket was struck.—
His Lordship, however, wits of opinion, that, ad-
mitting the circumstances to be as stated in the
Petition, he cont.' not tine unravel the case, and
set Wilde the procet.iliims.•
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