The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

BY THE SAME.

Galata seeing Ss A e, hii debtor fifty pounds
Fighting with Death, who proruii'd t.) panic seturtres
Cried, heeling net of decency the boundy
" Crone, pay me quick, Sir, come FR wait no looser.*

" 1.0 me, my friend, U ! let me die in peace '^
Tb' expiring man with feeble accei u pray'cl—•
" What limed the other, "die, and gain relents!
nM d--me vu di,•, till I am pnid

Jostiv STAN FORTH, Fsq. M.P. for Kingston upon
Hull, left tuwn yesterday for Brighton.
The worthy Bishop of 1 )owm e, we are concern-
ed to state, was given over list night b 7 his phy-
sicians.

Col. ll:.asicf, of the City Light Horse VuLm-
tee: s, lett town yesterday for B. iziteon.
The Duke of RUT L aun is espteteci iu town this
day from Beivoir Castle.
The Fill Carom. arrived in town yesterday,
from tlm Wilderness.
Viscounteu PALM CRSTON is much recintred ft cot
her late indisposition.
The Earl of BARRYSIOIL arrived in tors on
Sunday from Brighton, and yesterday sportea his
new eas-e-tie in Bund•street. _

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The Duchess of St. A r.s AN'll arrived in town en
Sunday, upon a visit to her sister, Mrs. Darr. who,
with Mr Duey, will set off this day for Edinburgh.
Sir Wm. CocK aortae and suite will le.tee towa
this day for Ireland.
On Friday, his Excellency the Commander-in-
Chief the Earl of %lonia, the Countess of Mores,
Sir Wit i.z •at Kara, Scc. arrived in Edinburgh, from
the North.
The Marquis of DONIIIO AL. his brait. fel Mar-
chioness and Family, are daily expeaed in tows
from Ireland.
Captain WILSON arrived in town yesterday from
the coast of Kent. 'lle remainder of the I'arni4
are expelled next week.
Lord La' GIPORD and Family arrived in towa
yesterday at his house in Berkley-square, anti ‘, ill
set out in a few days to visit his estate. in Ireland.
The Earl of Girl tarots), and a large p.rty, kit
Waldeshire ftr Wroxton Abbey, Carnbridgcs!ire,
up.at a shooting party.
Mr. GREENWOOD. with Generals GRVIILLL tad
CA emirs., returned to town yesterday from a visit
to Get.eral Ross. at his seat near Watford.
The Earl of HA ItRINOTON, General CALVERT.
and several other staff officers, transeZted husiuese
with the Duke of Yoga, at the Horse Guards.
The charmingly situated house of Lord HVIST
Sav stone, near Last Cowes. Isle of Wight, it 00*
finished, and resembles a grand castle, irs the tow
Gothic taste.
A Portsmonth Paper says, Mr. IN C:LIDOS* the
wandering liallaiStp„...e., paid L., sec-clad visit to
this town on Monday Ls,.
llic performances at the Theatre, Brighton, es
Tuesday evening. were 'F,r jute 4; and
Three Weds after Marriage, by t'.v d:sire of the Of•
fleets of the Souls Gloucester Militia, tor tae benefit

Of Miss MARRIOTT, late of the P•nt.motitli Coin-
pany. under the immediate pateutiage of the Prim.:
Of WALLS.
SnArroßu's Company are removed from -
mingtou to Nowpoit foi a fortnight, previous
their departure for Jersey. where they are pefornie:
every night to full houses. Amongst the inunei.dis
patrons of the drama are the oXcers of the D. ;..itt
Countess of Cavan, the Newport Volunteers, C
s.
RAMSAY, &C.
Thursday last, General BA LS OUR, and Calf': .1
Carrots, inspected the following Corps of Voles•
leers, consisting of 560 effealve men, on tp2l
Forest :—West Ham. Walthamstovv, W
Barking. Ilford, and East Ham.
It is supposed that many hundreds of those who
visit the watering-plat .8 have for their primary ob-
iect. a desire to view the immense preparations toe
invasion which have b..en made by the enemy.
II as their tremendous fortifications; and boats
Lit of curious observers daily ni tke excursions to
the opposite coast. Amongst the number, we ay.
derstand, ha, hen Mr. &RINAOLL, of the new
n:trama in the St. and. who has taken ,evert! rut .t-
-e.t.ng drawings, particularly f a represe . atloa of
Cleo 5-tween Sir StosavSisixa a d the French
fl.aiu., off Ostend, which will seredily form the
suaj .3 of a new Exhibit:oft. 'Tbe interestinB Vice
of Kew mug thane= speedily be withdpoem

F.IIrILY.

WCY MOVTII, SEPT.) 5.

• MAJUSTY, the Dukes of Curt-
i x, &c. reviewed the German
.• eared highly delighted their
, • :i•:ance. After the review His fsl A.
j. i!:e Gs rman Oilicers a dinner at the
: N:.,g's Arms, where f; of humour and
cr• ..i.4 ay reit; ned until a Lite hour. His MA.
al." with his wonted liheraii:v, ordered a
r .1 .d of pork, !villa pound of mu:ton, bread, and
pints heer, ta each private. On Tuesday he
viii aiso review- the Hanoverian Light Troops, when
t' e Olicets of the same will dinc at the Hotel and
Arms, and the privates receive His MA.
j.STY'S bounty as above. In the evening the
ROYAL FAMILY honoured the Theatre to see
IX and larico. High Life Wow Simi's, and The
and seemed much please{: it was Miss
Dc CAM r's last night of performing. On Monday
MAJE,TY hes commanded the Comedy of
The 114,,dir, and 06i ; and u ith the last, we doubt
not, will be pleased. Devi Feltz, Mr. SANDFORD ;
Colonel Bri,vois, Mr. PA I.IIER ; Dos Lope?, Mr.
NO' LEN j the Ladies, Mrs. Fa RREN, VISS GRAN r,
anJ Mrs. Nav Lea. In the li'arce, Three-Angered
Joel, by Mr. SANDFORD. A new Pantomime is
gating; up in great splendour at our Theatre; as
also Tse G. Dereireri, Healer of tbe ke.
Yesterday two boys were committed to our gaol, to
take their trial at the next Dorchester assizes, for
attempting to sink a scholner three leagues from
Portland. Further particulars of this diabolical
business we shall endeavour to give in a few days.

SEPT. F.

Last night His Nrucs-rir ins/Idled the Picquet
Guards, alter which, Iris Murry walked on the
Sands, the tide being out, And the troops marched
past lab.% The I hikes of KEN and SUSSEX, all the
Generals And Aid.sle-Camps, %vete present, and Ge-
neral Mr. as.:as for the first time.

This morning, His MAJ Ls r v rose before seven
o'clock, and was out till nine. mostly walking on
the Sands in conversation with the Duke of Sussex,
and. Generals MANNERS and MANTIS tCIIA.t.
At eleven o'clock, the ROYAL FA NI LY attended
divine service at th: church.
Arrivals at Loos's Hotel :

Mr Logan, Mr. M. and Miss Hodrts, Mr. and Mn..
~.„ Mr. Ricketts, Mrs. and Miss Anaou, Mr., Doan, Mr
Gray, Mr. r 101111•1111.

SOUIR-END, Sul'. 16.

The weather still condones so intensely hot, that
we CIO have no enjoyment till moon-light, and then
ti terrace is so crowded, that no mall can boast a
to Ater assemblage I bet it is thought th it the me-
lody of Miu B.', voice is a greater attraction than
even Madam Lime. A beau, on Thursday even-
ing, endeavouring to obtain a sight of the chauntress,
forgot, in his ecstasy, the situation, and kept retiring
backwards step by step till he rolled down the cliff ;
fortunately the place being well covered with grass,
he received bet alight hurt.
Great vow& are expeaed here to-morrow, as
the new Copper Life Preserver for swirarning is to
be exhibited on the beach ; but we hope the vigilance
of the watermsn will take care they do not stand on
their feet. This shore is perfedi) fir, for several
rifles. Last week, a pleasure boat from the Norr
was upset, when the party, both ladies and ger.-
demen, walked a:h-re, near two mile; the spec-
tators thought the age of Peer MIS renewed, and
that he was coming with all his family to Southend.
So great is the condescension of the Nobility to re-
ttremeot, that the Earl of P. offer: the heleur of his
arm to evety plebeian who will accept it. A n.ithtr
gentleman was last night taken with an apoo:caie
fit, and expired in an hour : is it not dreadful