The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-09 00:00:00

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IIAVMAIIK CT.
This el.gant Theatre resumed its cour,e of amuse-
ments on infurday night, with Tie Afesteseintee,
and Tem humid. Mr. ELLiventes Otiaziew was ex-
cellent. Neither of these popular pieces appeared
to have lost any of their attrailion. The house
was full, and the company elegant. In the fashion-
able circle were, the Countess of Wir.vs:trois,
Lady SA LTOUN. and Madame Caassist.

GERMAN THISATIL.
This elegant little Theatre recommenced its en.
tertainmcw.s on Saturdg night, with the new Opera,
called Di, Dr", 11...ver; oder, &rich a, d Gt.ic4 G.-
self SrA Gertr: (Tie Sriturs ; or, Ltiv Lects
Lie.) And a new Farce, in two Mts. called A(.L.
Fur llickt. (The D eVe M..h.) Both piec•s were
received with unbounded applause. The music of the
Opera is charming, and the Conccrtn of ref S'orm,
by Mr. Seel sec r, was exec•ited by Master P swa-
bs°, with great ability. He was rewarded by repeated
plaudits. The house WAS Lied with elegant com-
pany-

THTATIII Of LOYALTY.
This house opened on Saturday night in the most
perie9 state. The see: cry and decorations were
beautiful, arid the announces were execute I in
the most finished style They commenced with the
grand Pantomime, intitled, The Ciosen•Essper:m sJ
Chard; or, Harleviiii lit Liverpool. It affiirded
very ample fi:ld for the ingenuity of the artist,
in giving a most interesting view of the har-
bour, docks, dtc. of that gre it commercial town.
The docks could scarcely be called a delusion,
as real water Was introducrd at the back of
the cage. Mr. LAURENT was the Chum, a cha-
reler in which he stands unrivalled. He made
his entre in a host on the water, from whence he was
transported by one of the Gatti to China, and made
Emperor. Many laughable situations arose out of
this incident. —There were several good transform-
atiii4s—among which, that of a hat into a balloon,
se is entitled to particular notice. Machinery,
v: dancing and music, all exhibited their
aid, to make a delightful tont ex .molt.
. tihe centrical situation of the house, and the
vatted excellence of the entertainments, this Theaturi
must become a favourite, and Mr. LAURENT will
succeed in his ambition to win the laurel.

Yesterday morning, the Duke of GLOUCISTIR
came from Brornpti.n to Gloucester House.
L td Gwv MR was much better yesterday.
Mr. PITT left tuwn on Saturday, with Mr.
Lallo, for the seat of the latter Gentleman, at
Bromley.
Mr. hint. epos; intends to visit Norwich next
Friday, in his musical tour.
Lincoln Races, which commence on Wednesday
MeV, arc expelled to produce much sport.
lherit must be a general Ncorainz, when a general
dying prevails, Is at present.
A Cockney being ask d. where the Chops of the
Channel were situated, answered, 6. no doubt, in
liat!sls Bay."
Lord a Pem's jonrnev to Ireland, is for the
purpose of visiting his estates, which are consider-
able, in that country.
Mr. tilt AT r at+ is in Dublin. He will not leave
Ireland until the meeting of Parliament.
Shrewsbury Theatre will open this day se'nnight,
when the races will commence.
The Larl of Btrootwarta is busily employed
in making vast improvements in his estates at Ash-
bridge and Hemelhampstead, Herttordshire.
The new and extensive Theatre in Boaton,
eolnshire, s in a most promising state of forward.
lea. The sultarnental preparations are on as *ix.
'rain scale