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London, England, 1807-08-29 00:00:00

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MRS. .BERISSFORD
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vied on Monday last, at Tunbridge Nell, after
a long and painful illness, Mrs. BERESIORD. wife r.f
the Hon. and Wry. the Archbishop of Tussr, in Ire-
Lind, and mother to,Mrs. PRE, TOM, Mrs. SF.wei.t.„
Mrs. Aamsr ROtlat Mrs. THOIII All Hoer, and Miss
FRANCIS, unmarried; she has also left two sons.
Clergymen ; the youngest married to a da 4,hier of
the Earl of Tainteevic;.e. This Lady was second
daughter of' the late Sone FITZGIspow. Eaq. and
sister to the late Earl of C.La ea, Mrs. GROTE, late
Mrs. Jar ray as. and Mrs Ti ANT, mother to I.rady
Don ar.s.v. Mrs. RENE:mop was a woman of very
strong mind, highly improved by education; ber
manner commanding but pleasing. and every
arrangement in her house and family bespoke
her Rood sense; it might be considered a little
care, with an excellent dictator at its head,
where magnificence and economy were mo►t Hap-
pily blended. Mrs. Beessroan was forty-four
years a wife, and a most interesting rumple of
conjugal affeuion ; her daughters were all married
at very early ages, and have proved the most
amiable of wives and mothers, worthy of the do-
mestic and virtuous habits they we:e educate! in.
—She will be long regretted by her family and
friemis.

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HAYMARKET.
Mr. YOUNG'S go-inger, last night, attraßed as tie-
nt audience His delineation of the part display-
great judgmonk sled he gave it all the delicate
m of which it is so peculiarly susceptible
erre hart participated in the sorrows of the
Apethrepe, and acknrwledged the force of
th and nature in the exquisite performance. His
snails were crowned with unbounded applause.
Mrs. LiTCHTIELD is sn a'tre:s, not only of
ength and energy to excite a forceful interest
impassioned characters, but of considerable versa-
• 'ey of powers. She is not, however, the Mrs. Haller of
Author. The beauty, the gentleness, the meek-
ed charity of IV's. Haller, interest the audience
em the opening of the first scene. Her blemish
forgotten in her contrition ; her broken sighs,
e, indescribable sorrow, her poignant regret
~ the happiness which she hes lnst by her
.;seetidj% s.nrc into the heart, and awaken all
s (alias's. Mrs. Lire:MELD does not leash
se parr; nor can her strong. clear voice be
adulated t' express, with full effedt, the exeini-
• e saftners and tenderness of Abs. Heller. The:
Mn. Pore wit, and the present Mrs. H. SID-
-110 is, :he most interesting representative of the
, rsaer that the stage bas produced.
'De Hay was followed by a Piece in one AS,
•itleil Mosier Mad, which had been perft rrn .d.
inn great success, on Thursday night, for the he-
ft of Mr. MA T TNIWS It is, we understand, the
odunjon of Mr. Hoot. jun. the Music by Mr.
,nos, sen The *ornate, music, and songs
ne raptureusly receive - and the sings
red. The technical musical expressi.ms Marsh
at, produced continual bursts of appl.tuse.
He
On Wednesday. Her Mar:STY 40 the Pater:
is spent the day at Frogmore, and received a
l•ft party of Nobility and persons of distindion as
They amused themselves with walking
the srirdens, and w'ewing the whole of 'hose
*gerful ?remises. The bend of the King's Own
attended, and played in the
drys luring the stay of Her Medcsry and time
masses, which was till past seven o'clock. just
time to receive His Majesty ripen his return
m atte.J:rig the Court at the Queen's Palace.
The 13.i.,ce of Wat.ss's apartments in the Lower
.ge, Winlmr, are undergoing a thorough repair,
being sew beautified ; they are likewise to be
furnished. in the Lmost superb style, by com-
•, • OI His MAAS/ Y.
The Doke of Poiert. ern began to remove yes-
-ay hum the 011 i ial House in .Downing-street,
hislate house in Piccadilly.
Mr. List, of Drury-lane Theattes is said to
the anew of M. I siCLSDON'S Voyage In India.
The Canterbury Theatre has bad a great acquisi-
n this week in Mr. Dowrow.
Mrs. Gsovert played The Widow, C4eerly, at Li-
pod, on Wednesday last, with much success.
The lion. Miss Daum moan, of Perth. has given
ice in the eotch papers, that abs will allow no
eienlioNofinz on her mores.
Mist IN:NSAN folloWs Miss SMITH at the Margate
fore.
Malone Catalani, Mr. Scut.cy's Chesnut filly,
fy Mr Were, won easy at Tramore Race.,
• ty of Waterford, on Saturday last. Catalan:
t matched against Moll Sprsggias, for Monday.
o 4 on Mol.
Mrs. Satitillas left town, yesterday, accninpa-
,
Viler son, on a visit to her friends in Hemp-
re.
.1 Saturday last, Mr..l. IMMItTOMIt Was to peT•••
Penni. Herigroddery, and Cllr-Pore. Pengrine.
•e Cork Theatre
r. McLv,a played flesteene and Captain rflielaei.
wear Worth Koosiog and The Invisible Girl, on
•rsdey, at Birmingham Theatre ; and Teriese//,
04 Things ore, last night. Ou Monday nest. he
perform Charts toady, in '1 he Blind 11,rgaia,
HAALLY's benefit.
'try arrangement was yesterday made for the
,rn of the fluke of PoisTLA ND, front London
Litrnde, ior two months ; bur on account of
n-arrival of information Irons the Expedition,
Midi Ministers were in lit urly expadatinn, we
• ,raart his Grace has determined on not leaving
don till the long-looked Inc news arrives.
▪ Amick Races commenced on thursda I, and vet y
1 sport is exprded. Sir CHA V
sr have the satisfadion to be informed. has
▪ led to officiate as Steward, in the forint nf the
Colonel rts maxi& who is gone with his ti-
• tto Ea nos Ayres. The pre/reran-cis indi-
t I brilliant assemble& of all the leading cha-
t • in the country.
• Races are fixed for Wednesday and
• 'stay, the 23d and $4-h of September.
Is tr be! it•ed !in of Sir GO:I2GL and Lady
• sesta., died on Sunday at Tunbridge Wells.
• week Mr. PAULL suffered exceedingly from
• Ste fever, and an inflammation in his leg ; and,
clan ••e of air Was considered essential to his
• 'lrry, he has quitted Brompton nn a visit to his
at Wolseley Park, in Staffordshire.
manufaduie of plate glass, ornamental
• ware, with some elegant fancies in that way.
el carer in so great extension and perfedieri in
iy intim as at present, and indeed for some
Ps.t. In Waterford, in particular, these works
sl uee4 brought to a superior degree of excel-
'l us al •- • •
mi
to imitations of she best porcelain and
t. n,sneradures.
ri. Thursday the Prince of Waxes's corps had a
tR -.aster of about two hundred and fifty, in
SI
4Z'i Mews, and matched to Hyde Parks
re they had a grand field day, and went through
sa otsons of bush-fighting, &c. &c. highly to
attain of Captain Guam., who had the
hl and the other officers ; the light com-
et 'Titularly distinguished Itself.
st Thursday last, the Right Rev. the Lord
re f1ALISSURT IllStitlited the RSV. WILLIAM
Cl to the vicarage of Colebrooke,
ft on the presentation of the Venerable the
a" Chapter of Es sTaa, void by the cession
ter' rsuitaisa Bassos.
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