The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-27 00:00:00

AcGL,T 25.

We are full of compao.y. Our list arrivals are—
The Com.toari of Jerae,, sod her Fent+, , Lord aril lA,.
Vcotrr ; I,l4i•ni liarevicorL E Itichardann, and Stii.t:l;
Countei, Winterton; Sir EA•siol and Lady eltritigton
J. Smith; Lieeteant-Cialonel Sheldruthe; Maior and
Sandifer.% H Or Marti.; Captains I. Lean, and &Aro; Rev.
Dr. S nati ; Ker. Cockayria, aid Enos ; Mr Justice
FtNike ; And Messrs. and Mistresses V.ia.
Miss Jstltts, of Covent garden Theatre, made her
icbrit at this Theatre, on Tuesday evening, is the
part of Belvi and met with she most flattering
reception ; and, on Thursday, to prove the versa.
tili!y of her genius. she played the ffratea Cheats,
and afterwards recited Collins's Ode en [be Past es.
The applause she received was unbounded, andcon.
tinned long after the fall of the curtain; and chi;
night she will make her debit at the Gloucester Tbe.
atre in the Widow CGerrhh and recite Crane, 194,,
by particular desire. It is said, every place is raker..
ItiftialTE, Almost. 25.
The last packets brought down 300 viitors:
where they are to be lodged is the question • for,
before their arrival, many gentleiaen were rig,'
to sit up all night in the Coffee-Rooms of the dif-
ferent Inns. 'three in a bed is a trills. IC ar-
rivals continue, we shall not have stung room. The
Rev. Mr. Wills e, of All-hallows. Steyning, Feach-
Led at the Church, yesterday, for the Sea-bathing
Infirmary. It was allowed to be one of the most
eloquent and appropriate discourses ever delhered,
and a considerable colleition was made for the

Charity.
• The lest masquerade this season was given la::
week at the Theatre; a temporary flew covered the
pit even with the stage, which made a very large
promenade; the house was Iseatatifolly lighted with
glass chandeliers, and a great number of variegated
lamps arranged in a very tasteful manner. The dia.
radios began to assemble about eleven n'clock;
there were some excellent marks; a very gond set of
jelly tart, who sang some excellent glees, and were
very anxious to take in tow some boareling-school
misses, who looked so stink and so pretty, asfoter".
gide. No characters were better supeorted or rn.ae
nnenerous, thaw Bulls and Bears, hot from the Stock
Exchange. Maay fete Giereliappeared very wading
tertakorritere their fortune. Some shiriing .4p hero.
ries, bloated leeatrirers, and sialkin Harkfuius,
led the Mut!ey groupe. A good bYlrestee Ustror-
tp,o4, who said, o the Manager, ever anxious to please
the visitors, had tried Cured and frog d the iitt..2
Doetterrooth,, and the little .this 111,zer.
weeds, and that, for the entertaiumett-of the Ladi
he shonld present them with an interlnde of ?er-
ring, by the celebtatcd Aresuieza, and one of ha
Pupils." WfIPPneT and his daughter are bete.
and give a Concert at Kiorass's, ow Wednesday,
when they will delight their visitors with their per-
formance on the Arts piano and harps
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DRIQHTON, Auousr 256.
This morning we have had a molt interesting
view ; 100 sail of the Jamaica homeward-bound
fleet, under convoy, have passed by for the Dawns.
A Captain Campbell, and a Mr. Caenplaell, the
latter gentlemaa has been resident in Jantaica seven-
teen years, have fended, and intend seeing off is
a post-chaise for London. From them we learn,
that 80 tail bad parted from them oft Tharsday las:,
for their diterent destinations—al well —lrelana.
Liverpool, Bristol, &c. There are 21. sail missitig ;
the fate of one only known—the Will, of Liver-
pool, which was npaet, and went down by a sudden
squall of wind ; it is not supposed there were more
than five or six lives lost on board her, one a gen-
tleman passenger, who was sick in bed.
Five e'Gisek—kore of the fleet are neat prising,
and some mare boats coming on shore. la lady and
gentleman, sots children, and black servants, have
landed, and are gone ,to the Custom House. More
boats appear to be coming in.
They have had a qaick, hut tempestuous-teenage.
being only nine weeks since they left the Wand.
Amongst our List arrivals arc—
Viscount Chat:l'...,n, Lade Morris Gore, Lord 'and Lid,
Tare, Sir Fredeue Eden, Ilan M.. G. Yearn, Mme Gower,
Mr. J. Gtelr.na, Mr. Cuellar, Mr. C. Palmer, Mne. C. Cide,
Mr. Jutting. Mr. Vi.h.un, Mr and Mrs Gull, Mr. How.
Miss Ca'l„ Mr. WinialUS, and Sin John Bridger.
The Prince's magnificent Stables are now To far
finished. that the Royal Stud, at least Inca of His
Royal Highnes,'s horses as are left at Brighton, are
stabled there i These elegant buildings comprise
sixty-one stills, including loose stables, viz. dtertl-
- for hunters and other wah
doors opening into the area beneath the dom • ; aced
twenty-three for coach-horses, opening into a squoe
yard of the eastern wing. The western wing. n.a
yet finished, will comprise a spacious riling line
with appropriate apartments; and the whole, i.e
completed, wi *- form the grandest pile of build's
for equestrian accommosialoo, in Swope. •
Mr. Thunder is ereaing an elegant Music Rot re
for the exhibition of his improved piano fortes, Mr
for the performance of Cnncerts, Sec. The siritatisa
is she most eligible that could have been chtu rt.
being near the New Inn, ia North-street.
'lois night the enterrainments at the 'I he irre are
for the benefit of Mr. J. BRUNT° $ they ate peso:-
ned by the Dschess cf Maaceolueeto. 11.6 own
merits would procure him a bumper. bra the P*"
trunage of her Grace will insure him all the adj t-
een N ability; so that we expe& not only a crowjed,
hut * brilliant audience. The performiti-xes are, I.e
Irtre af Two llusba,els, the dance of Geode Tye SA." •
and dulicrile cad Paritc.ite. Miss taunter pies
the high spirited Kate; Petruraw may, with good
truth, call her his done, Kate. P.Oe`C.l.l. s t 1.4*-d .
has very wisely engaged her for his benefit ; a.' '
Mr. J.. Benelux, Mr. Mos:Lay, and Mr. Base.:.
George Hersamit will he pert:anted at Lowe: t
night, for the joint benefit of Mr. and M:s. .1).;
Mel, and Isle. and Mrs. %TA A LIN%

We yester,2ay gave some pa: Licul at nr the loss cl
the Naas transports nff Cape Ray, w,•I;
100th regiment on board l'he :..towing
bel"rging to her are known to have brea s.tve:l:
Eder.e4 entilwaa, en•pval ; Yantis NM; JAW Cr -.s
36" M....D"'"'"d" and James ht• Kenna.
MCA ; Dostuao.t, and Teems ,"""1-
The ftiaowing ate the names of the 01... as Is.,
wet% on bodrd:
n,„..';`". 11,1nlinle Ca?tains En. ight Sheeraid. Unntemir
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