The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-14 00:00:00

BAIN ARRarALS.

Lally Lisle, Lady Charlotte Rao, lady Aso Chß's, Lady
N. Taylor. Sir Charles Talbot, Sir Wm- and Lady Watson,
pat lialforsir, Cal. Taylor, Cul. and fasiCsdisael
S'"""s Cul. Mind, Liens -Cid. ti.cianow., tairais.
Dr Gillepoir, Rev. T. Ftetnt, Rev. J Barrun, Rev. J sirs.
and Miss Yeah/sea, Rev. Mr. Sidi Mrs. Whittiarton, Rev.
Mr sad Mrs Grineekt, Rev. J. lodge. Capt. T. Gordon,
Capt. Curtis, Capt. Taylor, Capt. Lisaekt, CAS. Cooper,
Ceps. Williams, Mr sod Mns R. Ogilby, Mr. aid Mrs.
Resell, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, 11r. and Mrs. King,
Mr mul Mrs. David, Mr. and Mrs. Gausses, Mr. sad
Mrs. Paul, ITr. and Mrs. Rayner, Mr. and Mrs Pieter,
Mr. and Nits hours, Mr and Mrs. W Anersra, Mr. and
Mi. Lambe, Mr. and Mrs Ward, Mr. sod Mrs. Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldt, Mr. and Miss Liens, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Marsh, Mr. Mrs. and Moo Casiphell, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Jar, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Eckersell, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Rai, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Fesbary, Mrs, sad M6ll
DussliL Mrs sad Miss Osborn, Mr.Galton, 2 Mr. Rrptriss,
Mr. Manifold, Mr. Adams, Mr. Rubins, Mr. C. Eire,
Mr. Henry, Mr. Roves and faneily,• Mr. Wood, Mr Bliss,
Busaiiquer, Mr Palin, Mr. Mackay, Mr. Hamilton,
Mr Rooke, Mr. deriver, Mr. Maynard, Mr. timid:tie,
Mr. Hoare, Mr Hull, Mr. Jarvis, Mr. Shute, Mr Cape, Mr.
Freeing, Mr. Clay, Mr. C. lothlwidge, Mr Sampler, Mr.
%rats's. Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Raga, Mr. W. Brines, Mr. Sal.
ter, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. A. Brodie, Mr. S.
Boerne, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs.
MHiscischtfrMacka, Mr
Mss. Mont-
. Frees,
Mrs. Coverriale, Mr. W. Salmon, rs. y,
`ornery, Mrs. Prier, Mrs Huisley, Mrs. Artery, Mrs. Hi.-
sell, Mrs. C. Spear, Mrs. Myers, Mr.. Brissett, Mrs. Charl.
ton, Miss L. Seale!, Miss Spry, Nis rlatterbili, Miss
Pinch r. 9 Miss Philips, Miss Jay, Miss Hodder, Miss Stew,
MISA Kipling, Miss Reid, Miss Dewiest, Mass Davis, Miss
Atkinson, due. Lc.

Mr. Eutsvon was to perform the part of Haida.
144 night, at the Bath Theatre: 'Orli.' by Mrs.
Gummi'. of whom report speaks in the htghest
terms. both as singer and perforiner—the is said.
as the former. to resemble Mrs. DtctinNl,, but
her voice more harmonious.
Mr. Poi's; played Lord Townly to Miss Mae-
store's Lady rowdy, on Tuesday night, at the
Purtsmiauth Theatre.
Mr. M.Cseativ has announced his intention of
opeeisg the Newcastle Theatre on St. Stephen's
Right, for the season.
Ma. tiseatut, now performing st Bath. when
Milli GILAV, came forward at a very early age at
Covent-garden Theatre; hut marrying Mr. GAR.
sits (the nephew of the celebrated Dam Gas-
men, Est) she retired from public life ; to which.
from some unforeseeu occurrences, she has now
returned.
Mr. BRAGAII will make his first appearance to.
morrow night, et the Edinburgh Thestre, in the
part of the Streakier, in the Opera of The Siege of
Belgrade. He is to peforto the same part the
these first nights of his engagement.
Mr. Roes closes his engagement at the White-
haven Theatre next Monday. with his own ben. fit.
A ruing Beseia has started there, in the person of
his daughter. Miss Rues, who is planing the Duke
e Yorkßeitoard,so £very oar lass his holt ; and
dancing, with uncommon success.
ENGRAVING ANNCOOTE.—A Gentleman having
asked as eminent Engraver, when he should finish
an engraving. AM told he thought he should com-
plete it in shout two years. " That will do," said
the Gentleman; “ for my study will then be finish-
end I. shall keep a place for the engraving of
ry cried the Engraver. " the one you
mean is f.ur years younger than the ant I men-
tioned. Bid it will come."