The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-26 00:00:00

WINDSOR, OCT 25.

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This morning, 2bnut twelve o'clock, Their MA.
rsri es, escrtte•l by a party of the Royal Horse
Guards, Blue. with the l'aloce.ssrs, and the Duke
of Kent., arrived from Kew. at the Royal Apart-
ments, which have undergone corsiderable altera-
tions and repairs, in addition to those of but year,
and are now in a state fit for their reception, and
will be honoured with their residence for some time.
The Royal Horse Guards, Blueuparaded in him
of the Queen's Lodge, and the Staffordshire Militia
in the Court Yard. The latter wore their new uni-
form ; the facings are altered from yellow to blue,
in consequence of a compliment paid them at a re-
view previous to the ROYAL FAMILY going to Wey-
mouth; on which occasion, His M•Jesx T was pleased
to express His Royal apptobatios of their various
evolutions and movarnonts, in these emphatic w.,i.t.,
They shall be called my own ;" in confo—, ,
with whicti, o.ey are now styled, .4 The K
Staffordshire Regiment of Militia." The Wiiids.,l
Volunteers were also drawn up on the occasion.

Their MAJCSTILS. late visits to Windsor being
rather private, the demonstrations of kir, usual (At
their coming to honour it with their residence for a
time, were then omitted ; hut now, the steeples re-
sound with the ringing of bells ; at every home pre-
paration; are making tor An illumination, and every
countenance is expressive of hilarity.
Aft.ir the whole of the ROYAL FAMILY had
alighted, His hisiesxv, accompanied by the I:uke
of KENT, and Colonels Sown, Doalem, and Dcs-
sitow, walked down by the Queen's Lodge, • ea.
which they stood for a considerabli time, wird,: t e
troops passed in order of review. After the whole
had gone by, they returned to the Csstli Thtir
M AJLST I es. and all the Mt of the ROYAL FAMILY,
limbed tematkably well.
THEATRE.

COIrtNT.OARDEN.
The very excellent play of ifs Yes Like It, was
performed at this Theatre last eight. )(mance ex-
hibited his usual excellence and discriminatiou ;
and the difficult part of Roselind was sustained by
Miss Smirks, with, an ease and spirit that have re-
cured her reputation. in the Cartes Soh,: she di .
coved a degree of judgment and humour, that, in
some measure, compensated for her want of v .te
and she WAS deserveJly encored. Tics ISIUNTYII
also reccivel many marks of public a; pr ation.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Bsaaproto,
and Lord and Lady F. Stance', dined yesterday
with the Duke and Duchess of Maat.soaouou, at
their house, Pall Mall..
Among the !orrice! titles in the upstart family of
the Corsican usurper, is that of his son-in-law, the
young Carole, Bssuaaascots, staling himself Pruner
Begeet.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Scott arrived, yester•
day, at their house, Manchester-square, from
Brighton.
A kiss lately appeared in the list of bankrupts;
not, however, a shieit kiss, but a. fare tredrr.
Lord CA 1"11C411T is arrived from Ireland, pre-
paratory to his going to Russia.
I.asrocc WILSON, F.sq. came to town, list
Thursday, from 'Tunbridge Wells, where he still
return, next Monday, and then proceed to Brighton
for a fortnight.
The Drury-lane liege's, like the Glastonbury
thorn, blooms in the midst of winter.
Capt. Waxer, Aid•de-Camp to General City,
wilt leave town, this day, for Bt ighton.
Sir W•LT Ell J•mts leaves town, this day, to joie
his lovely family, at his house, Marine Parade,
Brighton.
Mr. Pr r T'S old tin cannisters, which formerly con-
tained the securities of the German subsidised
Princes. are now preparing for their original u.e.
His housekeeper has for some time past made them
the demi of h •r geep‘estafee tea.
Doeor Huse and his Lady arrived yesterday, at
their house, Grosvenor-street, from Dublin.
"I he Baker in the Strand, who baked his Neigh-
hour's cat, richly deserved a co-s-nine-rarie.
Captain M•sraisi leaves tows, this day, for
Dublin.
Amongst the last arrivals in tows are, the Coun-
tess of BALCARII As and Family, Right Hon. Lade
E. Fosses, and Mr. HILL and his Family.
Some difficulty is likely to arise upon the trial
the tailors who kicked up the row at the Hay-miu
Theatre, as they mean to objet to a jury 11 Lon-
don merchants, aad insist upon being tried by their
peers.
The Hon. General PAGET has arrived at Deal,
L om whence he is to embark in the expedition.
Master Bar ry played Arched, on Monday; and.
on Wednesday, was, for the first time, to play
Morita, at the Edinburgh Theatre.
Two Muses Toro a us, Miss Gear, aad IWO
Misses PAS I Utll, of Newcastle; and Miss Rio'.".
of Seaton-Sluice, base arrived at Nevrbiggen, North.
umborland.
The Duchess of Maaxsoirouose, Duchess of Dr-
'orison am, Countess of H•IIIIIIIGT011, Dowag''
Countess Stamens, Marchioness of Hcaorner.
Lady FIIMICIS Raocurr, Lady Ar.varri.tv.uiCk.
Captain 0 , and his Lady ; the Countess vi
JERSIY, and the Marquis of Si ANC)V•III3, in his
phaeton, drawn by two beautiful Arabian greys, and
two outriders, honoured Bond-street with their pre-
sence yesterday.

Tuesday, died suddenly, at his house, in London.
universally 'wetted. Fe A. F. BKCICWITH, Esq.
a Brigadier-Lreneral in His Means, 's forces, Ms-
jor of the 37th Regiment, and one of the Commis-
sioners for Military Inquiry, which appointment he
had recently received, when ailing as Assistant Ad-
jutant-General of the Southern Distriit.
Rev. roue ll:cations Roger:3, M.A. Fellow
of Trinity College, Oxford, was. on the I th inot.
instituted by the Lord Bishop of Rain and Wet lA.
to the Rectory of Hemblonan, Somerset •nll2
presentation of his father, the palms, dr. Um'
Rogan s s, of Barnstaple.