The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-03 00:00:00

11140" VAJ3N. (Ow Tier
VISCOUNT AND VISCOUNTESS VfLUERS.

As his Lordship and his amiable Lady were tak.
ing the air in a curricle and pair, on Monday morn-
ing,
in Osterly Park, the pole !wok-, and the body
of the carriage fell forward. The horses, hart by '
the striking of the carriage upon them, began to
kick anti plunge, with great violence, and were sett-
ing off' with great fury, when his Lordship, with
great presence of mind, turned them against a
strong post, hoping, by this obstruElion, to stop
their career. In this he succeeded ; but the carriage
coming in collision with the post, his Lordship and
Lady were thrown out, by the violence of the shock,
to a considerable distance. They were both stunned
by the fall, and lay, for some time, senseless upon
the ground. Sir Hearty FE ATIIFIIS rors•Aucit was
on a visit at Osterly Park, and happened tube riding
alongside the curricle, when the accident took place.
With his assistance, they were raised from the
ground, and a carriage being procured, they were
brought home, both evidently severely hurt. A
sur;:eon immediately attended; they were both
blooded ; and, we are happy to say, they were much
better yesterday, being considered out of danger
A large party had bee7l invited to dinntr ai o..terly
Park, this day; but the Earl of it sse v, yeiter lay
undertook to apprise all the expeCted guests, of the
unfortunate accident, which must deprive the Vis-
count and Viscountess of the pleasure of their cont.-
pany.

His MAJESTY, the Duke of KENT, PrinCCSSCt.
ELIZASEI H, MARY, and AMELIA, walked ua the
Terrace, NVindsnr, on Monday evening.
Yesterday morning Ilia MAJESTY, the Dukes of
KENT, CUMBERLAND. and CAMOIM nom, Princesses
Aucusra. and AMELIA, took an airing on horseback
in Windsor Great Park.
Her MAJESTY, and Princesses VEIT s 'ern and
MARY, in a landau and four, and Princess So►stsA
in a phaeton and pair, took an airing by Englefield
Green.
The Marquis of Hut:TEST arrived at Edinburgh
on Thursday last.
Mrs. EGERTON'S grand Masqu.rade tn-morrow,
will be as sell aas superb. The first cards is-
•sued are recalled, and will be succeeded by ticknts of
admission on such a plan as cannot be c•untcr-
feited.
The Earl of Usasinor. and family leave town
in the course of the week for the se.A:nn.
Mr. WALSII PoitTER gives a rural fete this day
at his beautiful Fulham villa.
'the Coun•ess of CoR s's scenic entertainment, to-
morrow, wli be followed by a grand theatric il di>.
pl iv at Brardenburgh House, on Friday.
The fyeoneem have taken great offence at Col.
CRAWFURD'S attack upon the pintry cooks.
Lord GEORGE CAVS•DISS4 was to leave Chel-
tenham yesterday to meet his Lady and family at
his seat. I .atimers. Bucks.
The Duke and Duchess of ATHOL and family
leave town for Scotland early next w:±k. Lord and
Lad/ Cuwasts Avissi.xy Mua RAY will accompany
them.

General GtENrl,Le will leave town this day
for Lord Bit AY BROOK'S seat in Essex, and
then proceeds on a visit to Lord GLASTONBURY at
his See, Burleigh, Somersetshire.
::e Countess Dowager of SEITON has announced
a grand patty for Friday next.
The approaching Music Meeting at Warminster
is patronised by the Marchioness of BATH. Mrs
SLCOND, and several other first rate performers are
engaged.
'the Dordties at Brighton are alternately employed
by belies and ensuggfers. They carry angels by day,
and spirits by night.

At the Rotation Office, in Leedq, a few days ago,
a Gentleman was fined ss. and costs, for being
druak
The EdiAnirgh critics say, that Miss DUNCAN
had a poor benefit in London. If the charge were
true, it would only prove her misfortune, not her
fault.
The Manage: of the Carlisle theatre has engaged,
on very liberal tenni, the Caledonian Roseins, only
eleven years old, whose performances have been
crownr!cl with such universal plaudits at the Dum-
fries theatre. He was to make his entre last night
in the ch trader of Norval.
Mr. BANNISTER and Miss DE CANP are per-
forming at Manchester to ovetflawing houses, and
are most anxiously expefted at Liverpool.
Oxford races commence in August. The Hon.
THOMAS PARKER and Captain STRATTON will be
Stewards.
Vaashall on Monday night was one of the most
enchanting places ever witnessed. Fashion, with
all the Graces in h r train, this night holds her
court there. The fascinating Duchess of Mau-
CHCITEa commands, and every charm combines for
her entertainment.
On Monday last, Mr. Lewis and Mr. EMERY
were to perform Mr. Ferment and Tyke, in The Selidol
If Reform. at tha Liverpool The;,tre, by command
of His Royal Highness Prince WI Lida st Fest:m-
imic of GiouctsTea.
Late on Thursday night last. the following pas-
sengers arrived in Dublin from England in the
lafratt packet : —Lord Lostottivitdat, Col. Logo-
lELD, Mr MASSEY DAWSON. Mr. GNAT rAN, jun.
Mr. BOSH, Mr. HEWITT, and Lord LEWEARA
Mr. Gcoace KING, a passenger in the Lqfiss,
was unfortunately drowned.
The Earl of CASIDIN will lure town to-morrow,
for some time.
At the late pedestrian race in LORD'S Cricket
Ground by Lord F. Bs AUCLSRE, and the Hon. Mr.
Haasoan, Capt. Caaste roe was standing in a
crowd of Bucks, high Lowe ing aliove his compa-
nions
s• Tato' ,•,rinia Dares rapist shorn in prelia tollit
Claraiditque huinec.ts 61.4 "
—A fair Duchess expressed her surprise at not
seeing a man so formed for athletic exercise in the
list of candidates. The eircumdance being c im-
municatcci to Capt. CRAMPTON, he gave a proof of
his agility by leaping 22 tee: at a single leap, and at
the same time jumped into the good graces of many
a fair spettator.