The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-12 00:00:00

ROYAL FA VI I LT.

WEV MOUTH. AtICIEST 10.
Last evening Their MAJESTIES had a Conceit
performed at the Lodge by the Qetem's Bend.
numerous patty of Nobility were present.
Early this morning the Princess MAity, attendeJl•
by Ms.s PL AMERY, walked on the Esplanade.
His Mmesry took his usual early tide.
After breakftit, Their NI mesr its, and all
PRINCESSES, with a numerous party, went on bnar,!,
the Royal yacht, and set sail with a most charming
breeze, and a very fine day. 'I he company was
extremely numerous on board the boats 'a ich ac-
companied them, that the town appe.tr, quite de-
serted, but we shall be all on thy ;ett:ra of
the ROYAL FarsiLv. The RI) Y Al. Duxes are It•
the Camp, receiving the troops ; after which the.
Duke of YORK will go to Dorchester to rev'isw
troops and volunteers there. His Roy AL
HioH—
Ness leaves this on Monday.

The Trrrible, of 7 1. guns, his arrived in the fni% „
and fires a royal salute ou the Royal. FIAB47‘Y:
coming on shore.
'Phis evening the Royat. Fastitv grill honoer the
Theatre with their presence, to see the comedy oe
Which is the Men y and The Midnight Me,.
At the entertainment given at the Royal HOWL
in honour of the Princess A.,tstaa's birthday; the:
Rove I. FAMILY did not dine at the Hotel, but tor,*
an early dinner at the hodg., and then went .end re—
ceived their guests. When the dinner was served nip
they returned to the Lodge, and came again terthe
Hotel when the ball was about to commence.

A party of ladies dined' with. the Ro v At: FAssityr
at the Lodge.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, Weymouth,
mouth, . _

Doke of Stnntrme' Marquis of Bath,.E.t rr of Wentmor:torli,
Earl of Darunoutb, Captain raze, R. N Captain Towtmoy,„
R. N. Mr. aid Mu. Coleman, Mr. Coleman, 1,.n.
thr,e MLA Colefnaa,„ Mr. CaJall, Mu. nub and Mu
Blackwell.
Arrivals at Luce'4 Hotel,

cue. Mr. and' Mt,. /odine, S:Spron.l4, Itracri.
Esq. Mt*. ruti.ter„ Mr.. Cu4d and .he•
lion Juin' Stewart and Sans, Philip frothero,
Linton, Earl G Noe, Esq. .1. Hewer, F. :11.5s I.c.nrir.re,.
Mr a. 1.1 %Ir. Dean aid F..is;tr, T. 0 ,ker,.Esq Mr. aud'nn.
int:, Awl Family, and R. Yvvet, E• 1.

Her Royal.ilighn-ss the Princess, wife of Mimes
WILLIAM of .1AP111.5 Oruther so Ilia Peosisser s
rl, was safely daiecrzd ot a Pa:sexsi on tLw
4th of last month.
Mrs-. BUTLER acid Fanftly have left Br'ghtenifur
Tunbridge Wells..
His Royal Highness the Prince of Waxts, ii; iis
said, will oceopy the Diike cf Qt,r.ess sea veshousse
at Newmarket during the ensuing race:.
Ms. and• Mr. Wuoaria..e,late of the York din..
tre, are gene to Smeriena.
Miss dints, late of the York theatre, where she'
was an universal favourite, is engaged iort. Mime
yeas at the Bath '1 iiestrc.
Mr. H. Jottast oe, the d-ritrait Seals &wises.
was to perform Norval on Tuesday, and homer, as
Wednesday, at the Dundee Theatre.
The Countess of Mote and Lovtion is in dim
family way, to the; gre-at joy ot that noble Housw.
Her Ladyship patronised 'Jr. ROCK;S• RCM& at
the Edinburgh Theatre on Wednesday evening Ban.
The Entertainments were She Sloop, te•Gegyser”aadl
T..4e Devil is Pay.
The Marquis of Doves as patronised' Mrs. 80.
cat's Benefit at Ca..terbur y Theatre on ziatur,Ol
se'itnight.
Cheltenham is so crowded with compenyolist
lodgings cannot be L id, aod many ot the best faun..
lies are obliged to go to Giouce.ter to reside.
The Earl of L two/4y, ti:. don. CAV ttlollfft
BRA DSMAWS and Family, Sir Ja Mys CI-ATVS:A
and Family, are residents at Cheltenham.
Mr. DIttiTON and Family left Brighton on Sam:-
day morning for Bishop Stnwe, and from thyme
proceed to Tunbridge Wells.
The celebrated cause of.SY et% For and otherrit
relative to a steam enzine, which was expefted tw
have made such het unrk for the Lawyers, was re.-
ferred. at the late York Aisizes, and has thu, va—
nished in smoke.
Preparations are made for the accommodation ai
14000 people, this night at Vauxhall. It is expertcli
to be the most magnificent gala ever given at eI:SS
beautiful place.
Tam Thumb is so very attraaive at the•Haymar-
ket Theatre, the Manager may be truly said. to.
have the whole town under his thumb.

Lord and Lady Moserrn and Family are c-nee
on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Castor
Castle lieward, Yorkshire.
Government have certainly taken the hint from
Lord NILLSON'S sending away the Pickle, and Senn
his Lordship, in retnrn, some frevis provt.,ons.
Isord•and Lady GRANTHAM have arrived at the,s
seat at Newby Park, Yorkshire.
Miss DECAMP has been much acimiied at die
Vurk Theatre. Mr. Met.vits was her coadjutor ;iii
Persesat‘s : she will perform there again during that
race weak

Gsis. DRUMMOND, who commands the garrisor..
of Gibraltar during Gel. Fox's illness, met with at
serious accident on the tOtli ult. from his horse's
ing with him on one of the most rugged parts of the
rock, by which he broke his left atm, aad was °thew
whe much bruised.
Mr. ASTLEY hAS procnretta iricanee for a Wade,'
Theatre, upon the same plan o amusement as thatt
which he now possesses. He has accordingly pur—
chased the waste piece of groand at the back of Cras-
yen buildings and Wych-street, when, be purposesi
immediately to•huild his N.w Theatre.
The German Theatre was crowded on 8 rturcil7'
evening, to witne.s the performance of the Juvet,
Company in Ihr Mar lynaacht, usd die fri,/an
ser, (The Milkmaid and the Tate ffpersorse..::. Ak.
Farce, in two afts, called Ilie Slides's Mehniie ; e. rr •
Der Unerhuldigl Petrug (The Jilk SAtes or,
beneetnt Deeiptian). Th. w I tole perf.trman res
warmly applauded ; nor did the dancing ot Ni!s.l
LET TIT, the Infant Parii,t; or the celebrated' t3s!.t.
performed by hundreds of Ae7ial. Figures/ Fs'
I without their share of public approbatton..

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DOVER, towns 9.
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Sir o' Chicl, p. m.
I have jest learned that there has been a meet
a ,his morning, which has not long br
Hoope, an lip
' peen General Lord Forbes, General
orbr
of thc Garriso ; atter which, Lor
and General Hope st
et off in a post-chaise, it
der to meet General Moore and Sir David Dun.
s, the Commanders at Shorncliff Camp and
/the. These meetings are supposed to be held on
subjee of the movements on the other side the
ter, of which information has lately been received
ough so many channels.

AUGUST 10.
The weather has been so calm all this morning,
no ships or vessels could teach this by the
;'s tide.
Therob.. bomb vessel arrived off this place,
nd came to anchor in the night, within a quarter
if a mile of the harbour. She damaged her mortar
a the last engagemnt, and is waiting to take in a
leer one-
Every hoer brings fresh proofs of cautious and
earful preparation. Last week, orders were re-
elved at All the camps, barracks, &c. in this neigh.
Jourhood, permitting the Commanding Officers to
;ve leave to such of the privates as they thought
proper to work at the harvest, in their respenive
neihbourhoods. This morning those orders were
coug ntermanded. The men are to be kept to close
quarters; and sixty rounds of ball cartridges per
run have this day been delivered to the several
Quarter-masters of the different eat
s.Regims.
Ft re o' C p. m.
A Danish sloop of war, direct from Santa Cruz,
has just come to off this port, with a fresh breeze,
(ram the Vest war-' A boat came off to procure
fresh meat, vegetAhles, bottled porter, Itc. I con-
tercet with the Officer who came on shore ; but he
brings no intelligence of a later date than has
been raceived front OUT own Islands.
We ...an very di .tinetiy see the French coast. and
many of our crulvers sanding on and off. on the
becievt lock-nut, to watch every moron of the enemy.
It is almost impossible to conceive, by those who
have not be.'i i.n the c.iast, with what extreme and
ireflible c etempt the people here treat the very
id:, of ;evasion. The name of Bonaparte is used
10 rake derision, a ven by the women and childreri.