The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

MUSICAL PARTY. -

Mr. BRAH m's Party, on Thursday evening.last.
WAS among the most elegant of the season, and
forded one of the highest musical treats in whicS v.O
ever participated. Among the principal menet,.
cis of the evening, were, the Recitative and Song
from M•HDEL; of Deeper nod deeper still, and Waft
her, Angel., which Beau AM executed in a style even
exceeding his usual. energy. The other leading
traits of the night were, the favourite Dart from Me
English Fleet, by Signora STOR•CC and Mr. lifts.
nA M ; another, executed with uncommon effeer, by
Madame GRASSINI and ClICRIAlier LA CAINLA ; as
h.:ottentot Duet on the piano forte ens harp, by
Messrs. G. T. SMUT and C. M 'rest, perforrati
with their usual spirit— and a Cripe'erie, by M.
Wort 1., in whfcb he displayed the most extranr
nary execution and power. A:r,oag the fashion.
ables were—

Ili. Royal lithno.ss the HAP of Siissee, Count
Lord and LA, 1L sttfort, Lady Perth, and Mlil U.ugmandl
Coyote's ut Aldhorough, Lai,' Hamilton, Lord Kgitli, Eat
Stanhope, Lord Sp-ttc-t Chichester, Mr. M. C. Loris, Sig
Frederick FAlesi, Mr. H. F. Graving, Ile.sr, Goldsand, Mr.
and Mrs Lind, Mr. and Mn.A Lam'wrt, M a. 15,rig, Mr. 4a4
M'.. Soaoe, Mrs. Hill, M. R. Douia, Mi. Baker, Mi. and:
Mrs. Cobb, .kg.

On Sunday night the Royal. FAMILY walked or
the Terrace, Windsor : the evening being so fine, it
was extremely fell of Nobility. Her MAI tsr 'l's band
played for the first time this season on the Terrace ;
and at nine o'clock an oratorio was performed by
Her Maacsrv's band and the gentlemen of the
choir, before the no VAL FASEILY and a selea party
at the Castle.
This morning His MAJ EST Y, Princesses Atawsr ap
Scorn) a, and AMELIA, accompanied by Gametal
FITZROY and Count blvoivreit, took an airing on
horseback in Windsor Great Park.

Tier MAJESTY and the PRINCESAEI took an airing
in two can loges and four. to CranSourn Lodge.
To-morrow, the Roy sr. FA its cv will go to Kew
to dinner. and return to Windsor in the evening.
Fier NI AJesTY will give a dinner to the Windsor
Volunteer Ca►alry and Infantry, at FrOVIIOrt, to-
morrow.

The 21st regiment of foot, at Gosport, is order.
ed to Attend His MAJEITII at Weymouth.
The Camp, intended to be formed sear Wey.
mouth, will commence on the Ist July.
Sir GE )ItOt CORNTWA LI. and family intend lea..
ing town this week for their :at, DlocoA'a Cows,
Hereford. _ _

The Earl of SFIRE'N'SOURY and family left town
on Suirday, for Heathorpe, Oxfordshire.
Lady H. Deiwcixe and family left own 0/1 Sun.
day, 'or tleeit scat near Salisbnry, Wilts.
Some persons are surprised that the ATTORNEY
Gee ea A t. should wish to return his letef in the cis
of Lord MELVILLE to the House of Commons..
They do not consider that he received no fie.
His Royal Highness Prince WI Ls al.t, brother to
the King of ['YUMA, had a MIMIC fall *TOM his
horse at the late Review at Magdeburg. Hopes
are entertained of his speedy recovery.
Mrs. EGERTON will give a grand Masquerade us
Friday se'nnight at her house in Albemarle-street.
Sir Ana •ISAM and Lady Hume arrived in town
last night from Seven Oaks, Kent, where they have
been on a visit to Colonel Ev A NI.
The venerable and worthy Prelate, his Grace tlte
Archbishop of Voile, arrived at his Palace, near
York, last Friday afternoon.
Great hopes are entertained in the literary world,
that the two hundred pounds pee awn mnr. enjoyed by
the late Mr. MURPHY, will be bestowed on tie
venerable Mr. O'KEtre, the Dramatic Writer.
The Citizens of York, and the friends of the
Teri, are highly pleased in anticipating the great
sport expo ed at the York August Meeting, Lid
particularly so, as it is understood that the Prince c:
Watts intends to honour that weating with Lis
presence.
The young Gentlemen of the Havant Academy
performed the Tragedy of The Iteval Brother,. on
yesterday se'nnight.
At the confirmation at Worcester Cathedral, on
Friday, the Bishop of Hem Leo en officiated for the
venerable Bishop of that Diocese. and confirmed
near 1300 persons.
Mr. Lewis WS, LO make his first appearance this
season, last night. at the Liverpool Thvatre, in the
part of Air. F.rme..l. its The Sritcrul Ir* Reform.
A Liverpool Paper, speaking of the 1•110+g 17.8•
cant r performance of s.tis, "The
roung ;'useios W 45 many parts ev:emely interest-
ing and uffeaing, particularly is the great scene
will' his mother and sister "
We have repeatedly uitnesied et tie Roost.
Ci act's, Speatcle. of superior Class; and thnugN
WC are no admirers of the IVorks of our it:a:Lori:it
Bard being rendered Vehicles for the latroduia?n
of Dumb Shew, yet the taste and elegance with
which She Preen of Behr,. (ort.in ether words,
•SasdhrsPeor'rC.nneinrhoe), is brought foraracd, disarms,
prejudice; and wee cannot help asserting, it is one v•
the best exhibitions whets t:r4t Theatre has for a
long time produced. We shall hereafter give
caudid Critique 441 it, Merits, AIA the Claims to ap-
probation of it: *16;41 performers ; suffice it I.:
the present t ) say, the rya! cy:.eouider is exscl.lea•

A i'n(n.nr:'*!,
BY TIIK ‘.'t. "." .'f.:
A c3ARACTIA 1T Tilt: , 5 OF sAaay mot is
MAW, r •

Behold us " one and milts..
Think not, Wort Folks, this U ion risible,
What can nest such head' a.. 4 toils COIIII)111.,1,
Cesar before, mid Beelzebub behind !
Europe beneath my yoke, mw threat an 4 wince;
In es'ry Realm, hut this, I piny the Prince;
Bot here, where wealth an I wit and Zreauty reve,
Good Lord! how I shined like to Al the avil;
rot t( as &inn, nut Devil, you receive me.
T only go from Wd to worse, believe me,
litho• my modesty may make you laigh,
Trost me. the Devil is my bitter half.
A dierent plan with others I pursue?
But still you see I give the 1)--.4 ha doe
No jokier„ Sirs! to smile is treasoit heiilons
me, !rand Cesar—or, Satanic J4,11:1!
To frighten Peace and Pleasure from the wed,
by Gallo.Pandentoniac flag% unfit rd;
And shall I not these happy realise assail
by the 11-1 himself, I twist prevail
Bosifirk ! methinks my 'Lennon Twin I hear,
Muteting some warnings in my human ear—
;
" I feel oppress'd, and yea stein faiat," said he ;
" This air with both of us must disagree
" What can unnerve us thus? alas ! I fear
" That some stiperior Natures hover near.
• Away, away, forth front yon dark disguise,
" F--asii'd the fail radiance of celestial eyes,
" Ah.! mink that shape, that stain form confounds one.
SLIM city dwelling of the skies surround:
• Foos did we were, by vain ambition driv'n,
" To seek a country e-uoithi'd from Here.. !
ss Fainter I i;ruar, I must not, date nut stay,
" And thou, dear B.mher, whilet thou came, away ;
" S. me royal virtue, born of Brunswick's 'Me,
" Withers tny poie'r, beauty withers mine ;
" G where ne:3•llliC c:.itrms have never shore;
" Go where perfection never greed a throne;
There we may prosper, here too well I see
" Reigns ev'ey pnw'r leerse to me and thee.
" (Ink • in sprat, i..g from their native earth,
" Dis o.t a esch r ma stein of Mushroom birth;
ss c. must Usur e i true Princes yield,
' And thentons fly when Angels take thu field