The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-12-22 00:00:00

DR. Vi..tvq,N.

We understand the fallowing lines have been ad-
dressed' to the present Arehbieh.►p of Yerk. irons an
unknown hand:

See, ♦irtuous Pupil'''s see religious Friend.
Wdh humble swp the sacred Throne wend,
The applauding Realer exalts her glate(.ll voice; ,
And hails the wisdom Obis Sovereign's choice.
• Dr. Tamen was a Pupil ef the late Dr. Markham.

The Honourable M. Cares., Lieutenant. Colonel
CONYMOI4•I.I, Captain WRIGHT and Lady, Cap-
tain Gooney. it.H.A. and M. Simons, have
arrived in Dublin from Holyhead.
The young Gentlemen of Mr. STORLA'S school,
Penance, performed at the Theatre in that town.
on kfc,doesday evening last, the tragedy of Cats,
for the benefit of the poor.
The Subscription Assembly, at the Bash Inn,
Swansea. on Tuesday evening, *mated a very
genteel assemblage of the votaries of pleasure.
The second Cat mardten Selland Card Assembly,
on Wednesday night. at the Guildhall, was nume-
rously attend,ed, and the amusement kept up with
great spirit nal harmony, until five o'clock dot
following morning.
A most elegant Ball and Supper wan gives' on
Tuesday sennight, at the Black Lion, in White-
haven, by the owners of the Clartedes, lately
launched at that port. About one hundred aad
thirty Ladies and Gentlernon were at the supper
tables, which were furnished with the utmost else
game.
The POIMIOVESE AItIIAMADOS, and .ward as'
the Foreign Minister:, dined. yesterday, with the
Earl of Warne . at his hots' is Gramma-
square.
Lord Hos t AIM will give a grand dinner, en
day. at Holland Home.
Miss W ADD v and Mr. Jonas were the novelees,
last night. at Covent-garden 'fbeatre, in the gentle
Saws sisklield, and Deb Heady, in the comedy of
Speed tlee Neagh. which went off with its usual

effea.
Miss RAY, for the first time, last night, appeared
in the interesting part of Lathe Dantieys in Mr.
Couseacann's comedy of The Ina ladies; she
we. gentle and ecerreit. and gives fair promise of
being an acquisition to Drury-lane Theatre.
Mr. bit:mese performed, last night. at the Lye
ceum, Strand, before a very respeCtable audience.
who Were much pleased with his deceptions, which
surpass any thing of the kind ever exhibited to
the public. Miss 'Y outburst, as octal, vary mach
applauded on the slack wire, and Motes 1( outgo
danced a hornpipe with great taste.
Lady M• KT STRWAILY, daughter of the Marquis
Of DMOOHID•, and wife to Mr. Seawalls., of
Ards, brother of the Earl of Lomoosinsaae. has
never visited England since the union, but devotes
her time to the education of her beautiful family.
Oa Monday se'nnight the remainsoDDT.Moese,of
Edinburgh, were interred at Doncaster. Drs.
MAYO and Roateson, Rev. P. Inenests, T.
WITHIIIICAO, and Hoziesem, and J. H.
Maws, Esq. attended as pall-bets •
G.:rural Sir DATIO Basass, K.B has arrived at
Edinburgh.
Last week, the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess
of SILICIRIC seat to the Minister and Riders of the
parish of Kirkcudbright, the sum of SOL sterling,
to be distributed to the necessitous pet): ; sad s„,
miler donations were made to the neighboluirg
parishes, where the 143b1e Lord possesses any pro-
Peg.
*dame C t says, as her *sirs are above
per, she must have Mai security.
His Grace the Arcbbishop.nt Your slept at his
Palace at ttislinpihorpe on Friday night, on his
way to Rose Castle.
We understand titat Mr. Muer'. proprietor of
the Theatre-Royal, Windsor, now performing
there with an excellent company, ha, taken the
Not thampton Theatre, and means to open it is tae
begin ins of February. 'n a very inprior style.—
ilsteeral alterations are intended to take place, such
as raising the roof and the gallery, and cleerneinine
the whole with many tasteful decorati ens. I'he
scenery is to be entirely new, at.d no expense spared
to snakette whole commodious, neat. and elegant.
A considerable rise might have been ob mined is the
rent. but the propsterws of the theatre, with a
rainy which does them honour, preferred the plithl
of !stinging an excellentcoorany,te any consider.,
tion of pecuniary eniulsktient t end we have it
doubt, from whit ve Lloyd. hat mll pa
wilt be pleased.
We bear that a.' kin on the Lawn* Plan
for the eineati two, three, or foni blioj"
children, is to he opened let Lees.
Christmas, under the patronage o. Lord Twos
Micron and other; at seinen alsoinber d
children will be taught. free °fewest.
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