The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-18 00:00:00

THEATRES.

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Last .n;ght. The Travellers; or, Musit's Fascia..
Iron. was performed, for the first time this season,
and attraeled a brilliant and crowded audience.—
Kr. Bit AH Abi was rapturously etrored in the beau-
tiful songs of " Deep us the fountain of this heating
heart ;" and " He moos fam'd for deeds of Aram"—
Mr. Wcwirzea, in the absence of Mr. BAN stsr La,
assumed the part of Buntline, and was much' ap-
plauded. Mr. It v mono appeared, for the first
time, as the Dul.•e of Posilepo, and imparted to it
all the interest tie part is capable of. Mr. JOHU-
srmie never was more successful as O'Ciallagher ;
all his ennga %yeti!, moored. Mr. De Came play-
ed Z .pkimira, which was last season filled by Mr.
ELI.ISTO/1, and received considerable applause
Signora SToasce and Mrs. MOUNTAIN, hate their
share of approbation, and the whole performance re-
ceived the most unbounded applause ; and we have
ea the least doubt, but The Travellers will prove
orally attraCtive as last season.
The Carnets of MCIOOIIOUOII, Lady OISORNS,
mad Count YALE Y. were present.

COVtNT•OARZMN.
Last night Mr Daimon's new play of Adrian
and Orrila, was again performed : having under-
gone many very judicious cartailoacots, the time of
performance was shortened by an hour, and the
piece went off with increased eclat.
The following ballad, by KELLY, was stvistAy
warbled by Miss TYRII:
On one parent stalk, two white liners were realm& -
From buds just unfolded, end lovely to view;
Together they lileore'd, with the same sunbeam glowing,
And anointed at night by the same bulaty dew.
A spoiler beheld the fair twins, and unsparing,
Tore noshes ttut stem, like a gay victim dmt,
Then left iu companion ...ii., prise proudly ►earing,
To blush fur an hour, tee it died on his breast.
But, sh ! for the widow'd one.e.shrivelr..l and yellow,
Its sleek silver leaves lose their delicate hue ;
It sicken'd m thought—y.lod to death for its fellow,
Rejectsd the suebeerii, and ,Mask from the dew.
Then where, 'athlete spoiler ! ah, where Is thy glory
Twn Row'rs strewn in dust, that might sweetly bate
%donned..

A To.rob to the retard whit n tails thy proud story.
Where Beauty ant Lova are ant tmtly co/tumid.

Yesterday morning, the Doke of YORK transaCted
business wth His Maiesr• He afterwards rude
with Ills MaJasT•, Duke of,Ca DIRRIDOR, Princesses
AUGUSTA, Sf'PHI A, and Mutt* ; Lady Boum CT,
Generals Gwvwic and "naves. Hon Mr. Butt e-
tas,. in the Great Palk, and returned at half-past
twelve. The Duke of YORK left Windsor in the

evening.
Her Majesty, Princess Etavasirm, and Lady
C•iotint W•Lnicitays, took an airing in Her
M A).. sr y's barouche and four, to Englefield Green
and back.
The Earl of Utsa toot left town, yesterday, for
Windsor.
Letters received in town yesterday, from Ireland,
state the Countess of CH•RLEVIL LI to be 1:6-
ously indisposed.
The Hon. Mr. and Lady CHARLOTTE Gary's. ta,
left town, last Friday, on a visit to to the Duke and
Duchess of Beauvoir, at their beautiful seat at
Blantiford Park.
'the Countess of Melanins:ow arrived, last Sa-
turday, at her house in Dover-street, from York-
shire.
Lid and Lady CARIB arrived, yesterday, at the
Earl and Countess of WASTMOBL•I4O'S house in
Lower Grosvenor-street.
The Earl and Countess of J env arrived, yes-
terday, at their house in Berkeley square, from
Osterley Park.
The Right Honourable General Ft R MIL
is indisposed, ar Holland House
Mr. H. Joanne's was to perform his favourite
part of Rwilmiik. is 71, Tat of Mystery, and (Ma-
via., in The Mouestorawers, IAS. night, at the Hull
Theatre.
The Right Hon. the Earl of A11t0.0112/1, Lady
Locart &sr 14.cl:soma Lo, and family, arrived at
Edinburgh last week, a d the Margot, and Mar-
chioness CONNW•LLII. General R. STEW•BT, arc.
Mr. PITT and Mr. PO ATICEN give a grand ball
at Drirche-ter. to the Eleaors of the county of Dor-
set, and their families. to-morrow evening.
The Duke of Bravoes) gave a grand dinner. on
Wednesday last, to several of the Nobility of Dub-
lin, and, on Thursday, another. Her Grace was
to be at home for the kaa-wonde nn that evening.
Mr. and Lady ELIZABETH WHITBBILAD will
leave town, next Saturday. for their seat in Bedford-
shire.
Lord HOL L AIM will eve a grand dinner this
day, at Holland Houw, at which Viscount Howicz
an.i Mr. Watraitsan will be present.
The F.atl and Countess of WESTNIORLABO left
town, yesterday, for Falmouth. from whence her
Ladyship will embark for Lisbon, for the benefit of
her health. It is not yet determined whether his
Lordship will accompany her.
The remains of Mrs. BIG ADHEAD were yesterday
removed from her late house, in Harley-street, to the
family vault in Mary-la-Bonne church, for intermenr,
and deposited next to the remains of her father, the
fate General Ross. Sir JOHN DASH WOOD Korn fol-
lowed as chief mourner. What is very singular,
this amiable lady was married only fifteen weeks
since to Captain 8010 ...oilcan—was married on a
Mondavi died on a Mondrt, and was buried on a
Monday.
Anecdote of one of the family of Costars I. Duke
of Florence.—A friend of this Gentleman decoyed
into the palace, and delivered into his hands, a yor cr-
ime.' and inveterate enemy, thinking to !cosier hins
an essential service, to whom he sternly said,
" That no advantag., however great, sh old in-
duce him sa grossly to vinlal. the laws of hospitali-
ty, as to put a defenceless MAI 10 Shatho under his
owa roof, though an enemey."

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