The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

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THEATRE, HAYMARKET.

This Theatre dosed on Saturday night with the
play of The lifsaustaineers, and the Musical Farce of
The Gesil Deesi..:ers. The !gay finished withma tl
appearance of Snell an! Agnes, in the last sceae, at
which some of the audience expressed their dare; -
probation by hisses. The cause of this omission was
zplained by Mr. Et.r.istos, who came fig, ati
when the curtain till, and addressed the House
nearly as follow : •
" LADIES Lap Gch tLv maw.

" Fur Cie .att time I addrowi you eu the suh:rot of the per-
formance at this Theatre, whi mo.t ratt I) fr.-:, h
alwa. a hollowed througoout the vt,ttec.
tool. In the last scene of the pla: thi, rt ght t 1 : ;..1 tof ',I
Las unavoidably omitted, es Nit. is sir mt... e
to attend hi. engagement at Di ury Lane The.it.e ; ;AIL: 1,. CA
I belitve, I may impute that partial disapnr,.hut on when I
have lust hoard; time eircumstowe 'nig! t ha:e been 0,4'4
over, but we Cwayn prefer tie troll, Mr. &m.o.
r a a, J uu . was also obliged to atttlid his e igagement at use ere
Theatre, but is exi.ected everyktunnent, to sal. his part in the
aft:r.pie7:. I have now to atblresi you ilium another s.lr et,
and to offer you a tribute of gratitude en the part of the tv-
prietor.

" Larlica and G•n•l•rweo, the Pmprieter and Manager ef
this Theatre MA d.spot,sl me to offer hot most media awl se-
°ere thanks fur the ii,stroilar 'quit bare id) amply braowed dur-
ing a sseatou which tt•rnuuates ties eireuilig.
" It is dilLuilt, perhaps, to vary the expreecons of eratdudr
which your favour has es repeatet y excited ; but he des r. 4 me
to ;slum situ, th.t lie trust* his iuture exertions wit nierA a
voinialualic3 of your
" The Pri.o:iiiers,l.adies and Gentlemen, loin with se
acknowledging the fu'lte3 force of you, liberviity and sii ivel.
and we must revpeafultr, mast gratefusly, and lue,t aftmi,ils•
ately, bid you Larew,ll"

The Archbishop of YORK and family have tee
tien.N.l from 11m-row:pm to Sshopthorp ptlazt,
YJ:ksinre. .

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Mr. ELLtsvori, we understand, admits a receipt.
of 6001. on the night of his benefit.
The Archbishop of ARMAIII, Primate of all Ire.
Lind, arrived yesterday at his house, in liiiktrert.
Lady CALL Aid daughter returned to to.rn
It'ridas., for the first time since the death of Sir
Joiev.t.
Lot.t HP0%1114101, arrived at Batton [louse, CrLr
tham, on Fii.lay, from Lincoln.
The beautiful ai,d accomplished Miises Toss' r
are now enjoying. viith a large pain,
ful shades of liainswar thing.
Our readers ss surprised to find i.• Sann.ll:..
night's Gazette, that, in a time of war, Cul,.id
h.is retired :rom the service.
Shrewsbury races commence to-morrow, the
lon. J. LLOYD KV•YON, and Cuaascs °ants,
Esqrs. are the Stewards.
Oswestry races commence on Monday next. The
Stewards ate, Lord Viscount Duricastioa, and the
Hun. J. KENYON.
with
The Shrewsbury Theatre opens this night,
E...riy see has her F‘igli, and The eraker. and
morrow the company will perform 7Ze
Deihz..,rei., and T. Weditti Day.
The Birmingham Theatre closes on Friday mu,
after a most profitable season, with the benefice(
Mr. Nl•Citssoy.
The young Roscirs makes his first appearrtt.r
at the Sheffield Theatre in the charader of D,a,;/s/
this night.
WednesJay His Royal Highness the Duke
Rf
Gtotctss its, accompanied by Colowl
patscd through Hirmitn•ham, on h.e wa tb
Y
roui.3
Litchfield, &c. to visit his son, Prince Wlttlri'
now on duty in Lancashire. He stopped 0.117 a.`”'
minutes at Waddell's Hotel.

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ROYAL FAAHLY.

WRY MOUTH. save. 14.

This place continues vet y full of .company, and
very gay. The Roy at. FA MILT landed from their
cruise yesterday afternoon shout five o'clock. and
were received with the usual honours. On their
landing, the Earl and Countess ot ItAoxoa and son
were waiting on the shore',to pay :heir resiwas, and
the! walked with the Roy A L FA 74 IL V to the Lodge.
fl:s NIAJisTv continued in conversation with t:,e
ruble EA, and Her MAJESTY and the Princesses.
with the Countess. His MAJESTY, ill a short time
Mier. went upod the Paraeie, and inspeded the
Picket Guard, previous to their mi:rchinp; to their
posts for the night. In the evening the ROYAL FA..
MILT honoured the Theatre with their presence.
The house overflowed in every part ; and, on the
entrance of the ROYAL FAMILY, they were re-
ceived with huzzas and clapping of hands, for a
considerable time ; the petfornier-. singing God sore
:he King, with enthusiastic applause. The perlnrm-
ance was for the benefit of Miss 1)E Calle, and it
was the last night of her enga:!smcnt. The play
was The Salther's Distightte.—Go:erit tr Heorior, Mr
PAWL ; Frank Ilearatl, Mr. Saul:mow; and
the rd. Cher+, Miss DE CAMP. The truce of
The Irish Widow followed.—Whifite, Mr. Woks-
Ds La j Sir Patrick 0' Neale, Mr. llacue ; Keck. •!,
Mr. SANDFORD ; and the Widow Bra4o, Miss Dc
Cant. The whole performance was got up with
sreat liberality on the part of the Manager • and,
at the dime, Miss DE CA MP came rward, and ac-
knowledged her obligation of the flattering manner
in which she had been received during her En-
gagements
This morning, all the troops stationed here had a
grand field day. All the Generals were present.
The weather being remarkably fine, at ten o'clock
the Rov 41. FAMILY went onboard the royal yacht,
accompanied by Earls It A osiort, ROSS*.Y DX•
IRIOCE, and PAU, ET ; the Countess of RAD YOR ;
Generals GAETit, FITZROY, Wit:wise:HAN', and
CA IVESY KEOltr. the harbour is very full of vessels,
and the general salute given to the Roy AL FAMILY
by them was very grand. The set :dr, we are ex-
tremely happy to say, does His Majesty a deal
of good.
Arrivals at the Royal Marl, Sept. 14 :
Ea.l of 'lotin, Countess ot Radnor, and the Hon. Mr
Luvaite

An :vale at Luce's Hotel
Ur. Norris. Mt. Fenn. M- ?Awe, Mr. and MI Attifoid,
)dr. thletet.'lltookas and Mr. Wilder.
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UST. 15.
Last evening I fis MAJESTY went for the purpose
is Inset:ding the Picket Gtind ; but, from their
marching off, to their posts earlier than hitherto,
on accouat a the days shortening, His MAJESTY
was t. late, they having marched off N; vious to
his arrival. His at iuk:st v. accompanied by the
Dukes of KENT AO CA St BRI nos, with their attend-
ants, pi ,•ceeded to the Esplanade, and walked for a
considerable time, conversing with the nobility and
rentry in the most affable manner ; and, we were
h ppy to observe, in the nighest spirits.
Alriut MOrt past six o'clock, this morning. His
v took his rurl early rile, but returned in
a utast tune E. Weida:lst. to repo-o for the grand
mica of the troops stationed here ; to behold.
wh:, !,, great numbers of persons are flocking in
to a number of miles round the eieu:try. The Re-
vitw includes. as wsll as all the rezelar Font regi-
ments, the Hanoverian Legion, f leav a..i Ligrt
Dragoon., and the Artillery. he; r JLTES n n
Pet actssts proceeded in phaetnes, ant the Rosr A .
L'eites on norseback o the ground appointed f• •r
the Review, near Maiden Castle. tht the •arrie.il of
•the Roe I. PA itT von the ground, they wefe met by
all the General Officers; His MAJESTY lett ht
carriage, and mounted his charger, and proceeded
to piss ti front of that different hoes untovered
Sod as His M AJES ry passed each battalion. he Was
received by the who troop with arms presented,
coluuts flying. and the bands playing God Sire lA.
Kiag,ticr. His MALI/ATI' then, accomp.u.ied by the
Royal Dukes, a number of N..blettsen and Gentle-
men of distindinn, took his stand in the cewro,
the differeat regiments marched past him by comity.
n:es. The Review, with a most excellent sha
fight, colnnenced, in which the numerous field ar.il •
Lay, which was extremely well supplied, Nora A con.
spicuous part. We never nbst cued better discipine
iu any tai,ops; alrliottet the weather was opressivt.
ly hot, the whoie of their evolutions were reformat
with the ;prates( exaarrels. T,,e tulle horns use I
on the occasion do the performers the Area
credit, we never heard them with a in: ,re charming
etre& The whole (secluded- highly to the s trisfac-
the, of His Majes rV, ;tie 5;311t W
i ; those who travelled miles aiTearei highly
gt.o i,.ed for .th; it trimhie.
'rise Princes Et %A serif this day pees. itted Her
M ..JESTY an elegant cuts! Of L.,: tie t work,
printed fur Mr. IIA bistl, at Earl ST A:kliCP..'S
new SICITOq pc dn. . Le MO: ,r w.l- ;.A A N
STASISJS Fltk Y 1.1 NOR AIISEN. Minister of St. t•iri-k's
Church, and InTeelor of th,. rubiic School at Hall,
in Getinai,y, an eminent ctioine of the Lutheran
Church, a man o:.c,.nsitteralue talent, and et uditic,n,
and of etsting,ti;hed reputation in his Frofession. As
tae Falitnr uid Lot recoiled :my summar:: chic
I .11‘; in de English langu.:ge, lie crawetsed that
translation now °feted. from CI .! original
41'11:0'.. might he of some u,e to the impri:.% • meat
religion and moral. t the country. Certain,
. A, it is, that tiliA tract !as the honour to stand
vrty the good o;:tnion of the Gilt AT EST
Fa tithe Ptasos sot in this kingdom, by whose
order it was origina:ly translated tutu English tor
the use of her I I.LUSTRIOLS DA i.GISTC6s.
Last night. General Mani t es arrivi.l hi.re, and
attended His MAJESTY this morning, with the other
General Officers, to the Review.
This day, at half-past twelve o'clock, the Duke
of Sussex arrived here.
Thisday the Puke of C• ?MUMS r. will give a gi and
dinner to a numerous party at the Duke's !lead Inn.
Miss Da Caste nut being wamsti in the first te-
presentations at the opening of D t e-lane Tbs.:Le,
permission all iced this morning to aiiow leer
cen-
time here another night--in conseqeence if wi'ucir.
she will, by command of Their Ma:is-ems, p.l:-
trnzn this evening Yeeico, is Inhir ace r:ri,o;
in Hid) Sh.irs a ilfrek Mier*, by
her and Mg Lord Dok, • and ..inuelie Whibthee'' in
Tbr Review, in which she will introduce the whole
Manual Exercise.

THE Trlli.

AVATFuRD RACES.
These races were never better attended than they
mere on . riday and Saturday last. Upwards of
SOOO were pre :'cut, in which were a number of per-
sons of distinCion. Among them we noticed Lrd
'ioAnkNoos, the Hon. Mr. V:t.i.css, Sir TifON AS
TI!'.)MPSON, Colonel O'KELLy, Mr. WOOOnAN,
and Mr. Srusots.

On F:iday a silver cup, value 631. was run for
on Bushy Meadow, by seven galloways in three
mile heats. Only five continued the! contest ; one
me; wi•h a severe accident in spraining his and
and the other gave up the contest. Mr. C 411 T.
witionv's proved the vhhr, which WAS Isr,:d by
Lord Ct.a a ct.non, and Ili,: Lordship said he never
stw abetter race at New market. In the afternoon
a 401. bowl was run for by five ponies. At start-
ing it was di,covered that a grey pony was rather
tia) high for a poney, when the cruel mode of re-
ducing height was resorted to of contrading his
sinews to make him short enough.
On Saturday a race for 501. was run for by Mr.
S hcrse, and Mr. WOOMI A At'S grey mate,
which was won by the latter. The same jockey as
rode Mr. GA LLOW A Y'S.

A race between Mr. llmaso AW'S poney and two
others. It was a very hard race; Mr. H.'s poney
only won it by half a neck. This poney has only
one eye. . .

7.1 r. Stuaotss's horse, and Mr. WOODHAM'S
grey mare, ran again for 501. which, after a very
hard run, was won by the latter.
The beautiful Mrs. Sru RGESS drove over the
course sev,ral times in an elegant curricle, and a
pair of charming horses.
Colonel O•Ket.Lv has offered a plate of 501. for
next year's races. _