The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-16 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS IR Tow/.

Mr. and Mr t. Ifamilion, after a tour through England,
Ban', II.•tel Jernivn-ottert,

The Hat; Mr. Cowper, front a visit to Earl Cowper, Pi
.ianor. Herta, at Albany-place.

Lady Wortley, foam* Itoekshire, to her father's house,
vrnnr•vgnnre.
Lady Melville, from Wimbledon, to the Admiralty.
Sir S. Smith, frum Dover, to his house, Upper Sep
street.

FASMINABLE DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.

Ca pt ai n I. and Ni'. !lope, to Chatham.
The Earl of laud, to Apetilorpe, Nogthami
hi e.

The kfarchirmes: of Stafford, to Fe B •trn
Ths Hon. enptain lhokint, upon a ..:44 to hi %late
Brocklest)), Hall, St7.lordsh,,e
(mei R,lton, to H rckurnal Paric, near Ea inettoke.
The ficke of Rutland, to Chmeley Hall, C.nh-.4......1,,re
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, upon a t.nti .re
Lily William Ru.sen, at Streatham.

His Royal Highness this Prince of War es ail
leave Carlton House, this day, for Brighton.
The Marquis of Dowassisesi Isirthkl.ty w'
celebrated last week, with a ball and supper,
the house of the Marchioness of D'iwssui as, a
Brighton. His Royal Highness the Prince o
WAL ft 11l ! the Dukes of CLAaNCa and Susses,
Count BEAUJOLAIS, Were of the party.
The rich Miss HINT, of Cornwall, is said to
preparing for a visit to the Temple of Hymen.
An express arrived in town last night, wish 4
account that Lord 1•1111ERiT is dangerously is
posed at Clifton. Captain H. HAM NitasLtv, r,f to
Sc. James's Volunteers, immediately setoff upon
visit to his Lordship.
Lady Musso" has purchased foe her soil, 0
Hon. Mr. Monson, the late Earl of Ossoar's 'as as
in Sermour.place, for 6.000 guineas.
Count Bcsu.sos.ats will leave Putney Heath
morr..w, to join the Prince of . :41 LES. at Briglatoai
A young Gentlerca t of Cumberland pa,.
through Carlisle on Friday, with a young Lastly
beauty, family, fashion, and ruralise, to visit
connubial Blacksmith of Gretna Green.

Mr Moat was eleassi Mayor of Salisbury
Wednesday, upon whi:h occa,ion he gave aon
stomas! dinner to the 6...dy of the Corporation.
The Right Hon. General Pa trs has rezumtd r
command of the Portsmouth garrison, which
for a short time, to accompany his brother, I.
Mureasat, au a visit to His Hansel( at IV
mouth.

The lady of Captain Sronnarr, of the Ann
killens, I: the best female equestrian in the Son:11
Fngland. She hunts with the PKINCE'S hati•-r;
Brijihton.
'1 he prowiaens state of several females at h.
Theatres, promises, in a few weeks, a whole ill.'
of woo, 12,4rita's.
Mr. Mesraas, son of the amiable Mrs. MoSiC
of Grosvenor•place, will shortly to the by
neal temple, the fascinating Miss Cl4;.WukTll,
Non ingham.
The young Rerrins was announced for Ad.-
in the Tragedy of Barbaressa, last night, at
Liverpool Theatre.
The werd fashions are ree•nrirlently derkid
the very persons who abuse female dress.
Miss I)ti sc. so is considered one of the •
financiers ever known in Drury-lane the very
of the place acknowledges her talents.
Mal ton Meeting, last week, was fashionably
numerously attended; mach more so than tier
years past: among the company on the grou
Sc. we noticed the following :
Loly Vorclifl.. LEA and Lady Middleton, Sr M. M.
Lady Sikes, tor; %fortieth, Earl G 1.,. Load
eetitem, Lady G. Howard, Lady E. Grimier. 1.1,11 H. C.
dvih, the lien. Miss Byron, the Hoe. Mt. H said. she
F I toeard, the Hon. H Howard.

A Craven Meeting is to be instituted at 14A.
in support of which several gentlemen have alt
subscribed their names to the Sweepstakes
Matches.
We have read of no wonders from the coast
some days. Baron Musrhatoes is now playas
pranks in tearing the women's clothes near
bridge
On Friday, the lion. THoatss Atvato lla
second son of the Earl of Mat este'. Y, was ek
Member of Parliament for the fliwough of Nor.
in Sti,ses, in the room of PATRICIL Ross, Esq.
ceased.
Fite merchants of Bristol have voted a hand
niece of plate, with appropriate ornaments, to
ev. W. Microns, A. M. vicar of Heckftel
Hampshire, for his original suggestinn for the
provetnent of the harbour of that place.
The American Papers state, that His /*.
Highness Inmost s lkrr• , and la. Lad).
disappointed in their attempt to est ape to Fran
board the vessel that carried General Aassss
to France. The General was to take the
board at Staten Island. When his ilreLaess
there, he learned, to his great nwrtitica:inni
vessel had sailed without him.

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The Tragedy of R:cliard the llird was List night
performed at this Theatre. Mr. Kssi ass played
rh,o,a, and gate op the arduous character of
Airhord to his rivaft Mr. (-wise. In• addition to
these two great sources of i»tc.i est. the house had to
boast the novelty of a new Kilz Haley in the person
of Mr. H Alioa set. This gentleman appeared about
seven years ago, upon these boards, and was then
considered a young actor of considerable promise.
His time and talents have been since principally de-
voted to the Dublin Theatre, of which he has been
the chit f minient. He has been equally remark-
able for the amiability of his private life, as for his
attention to his public duty. In Comedy he has
held a distinguished rank; but Tragedy is
bis forte, and his OBarien has been always
considered a finished performance. He is a good
ri4ure, above middle size, and well proportioned.
lbs voice is full, clear, and modulated, and his
..lion appropriate. The chavader of the feeble
iknry afforded but little scope for a display of talent.
Mr. H cog Ave imparted to it all the interest of
which it is capable, and met a flittering reception.
la the scene where he reproaches itsehard, he was
uncomminly impressive, and displayed great feel-
ing and powers of expression. Mr. Cootie's Ri
resold was given in his usual style, and consequently
no room for novelty bf observation. The popular
farce of R. Me W;rod followed, and was received
with a tumult of applause.

DRVRY.L.A\E.

The House overflowed At an early hour with an
elarant audience; attr.t.fted by the fame of Miss
DUNCAN'S Lad!, Tca 71e It was her third appear-
ance in that character. The pleasure. which she
excited was amply repaid with thumlers of applause.

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