The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-19 00:00:00

WINDSOR TERRACE.

On Sunday evening the Ito va x FAMILY ap-
peared on the Terrace, a few minute: past seven
o'clock, and were h tiled by the Staffordohire Band
‘tith God rare Me King, during :heir descent from
the Castle. Hio PA +a es ty se.m-d to he more than
commonly cheerful, and addressed the different
persons of fa-bion and Officero. whom he knew,
with great ~ifibility and god foinonr, several
times laughing heartily. The QUA EN and Pele-
e ..siss, except the Princess AM/LI A, who was
slightly indicts:wed. anpeared to be in great spirits,
and all looked remarkably well.
tier NIAJ FS l'Y was d.ewieJ in a white latish's, with gold
Steers, aid trimmed rniind the bottom with gild fringe ; a
Br AM: !Ace veil on her head.
The Princess AUGUSTA, in a white mus!in, trimmed
round she bfitom with lace ; her head areas in the Grecian
style, with a laced handkerchief, a-la-Greerse.
The Princess ItI.I7,ARETH wore • hue sprigged muslin,
over a green samiset ; his her head a *Wean uf diamonds, with
lace lianilk-rchtef e-ldeGveysie
Tie Prtncvse hf ARV, a pink Chambray, trimmed with
ii,-, with pin* handlt2rclitef, 0.-10-Gi recite, en the head.
Th, Princess SOPIII A mate a spotted muslin, over a yellow
sartion-t—al handeau a black velvt, and black' head handker-
chief •.r.. Gret tor, on tier bawd.
lie Princesses AUGUSTA and MARY followed
Their \taintees in the Promenade—then the Prin•
eeo. Esizo a ^i.e. and one of the lifdie, in Waring;
and after th rts, the Dyke of Cists.alDo6, and the
Ptin es, Sorstra,
The Terrace oo ac m-'re crowded than it has been
this sea '•n; :sod. the Patk below was the same.—
We :lid n• t perceive many of the Nobility.--Lind
It t•erts and Li r' MAL/ASBURY were there; and a
JAVA/ ma, ,y very ehrgait and fashionable persons 01
Iv :th sexes. l'he evening was very calm and
serene. rather cloudy, hut, on the whole, truly
•lellghtful. The ROYAL FA//ILT retired about
h01f:;.a.,: eight ; -ut the hand cont'eued to play to
mem usual ettenanting ma,ner ; and it was quite
Idark, anJ past nine o'clock, before the Terrace was
cleared.

.EP R AM.

TIM HIRtIVIA.

.ZllO/11AAN: CfiTIC
AMU Nrirunkitte cano.
" Send coals to Newcastle," each child ma, read,
Were, as the Proverb teactwi, waste indeed !

So .t atm. paper pellets at that head,
by Nature rich—...ia CaltdoNido, Lela: HIT

Yesterday morning, the Duke of Volta arrived
at frooon Oatlands ; and, after transaCing
business with His M . y, rode on horseback
with him, the Doke of CR mBR tont, and the
Princess,- A volt ,r• and !writ A, attended by Lord
W ALSIIIGUA e, a 14.1 Count MUNSTER. Princess
A 4 ati• di I nor ride, bring indisposed.
Ness 4 .assr Y and Princess Etii.antir took an
airin: too Frilrmwe.
H r Grace thy Duchess of Roxauaria will he
muted Ems evening, at seven o'clock, by special
li-
c-nee. at her own L00t... in Portman-square. to Jame
M•errecs, Esq. 541.1 41 Lady LOUisA M• 141111114.
he l,ev. Mr. Wtt.t tams of dellspark, &merest-
shire, will perform the ceremony.
Hos Royal Hig'sners the Prince of WALCS is ex-
peite.i, in the course of a few .tays, at Tien' ham-
hall, S. affordstoire, the seat of the M.,' (pis of
Sr•r Fon o ; afire. which, His Royal Highness
will honour the Earl of DEASY with a visit at his
seat at Knowsley
We have he plea.nre to announce to the musical
would, the arrival of Signor R,oset LI, from Italy.
His •alents are too much known to need comment.
We understand he is under the immediate proteetion
of the:r Royal Highnesses the Duk-s of Ksrt and
&Asps.

The Counters Se‘ecta has been very ill. her
Ladyship was much better, we are happy to state,
list everting.
Among the last arrivals at Bath are—
Lord Wuhan', Li .rd Entington, Lod Milton, Loot and
Lailr Ellnit. Lind an.: Lady .1 Thome, Lady Warren, Lady
Weirdo'', Ciiiiiii en. Me.laine Lain .di.., Sir C. Mallet Sir W.
Golan, Sir V Gibe., an i Liilinici Kinivente.
On Saturday last. t .e Countess of CONYtiGHA al
arrive 4 at her beautiful yaw, Conyngham House,
KnAresbnrough. Her Lady hips Wowed hospita-
lity, will, no doubt, be liberally rxperieaced in the
neighbourhood.
Bliss Moor tmade her debut, at the 'Reading The-
atre, last night, in the parts of 11aro.11 and Rare.
giufr•
the word " (*re repro" has been recently invented
nuid introduced by /be Coartr-Man, in his Pipet.
AU the etymologists have been con‘ult-J, without
isccess, for a mewling. We have only to observe,
that " Cbireppy," arragranlmatised, makes " rich
papa."
Lorrd Movro has arrived at Minto, in Scotland.
Sir Gtorses Ifotros.as, Bart. M. P for Boe-
rburghshire, has an at Springwood Park, Scot-
land.
Grouse shooting has begun. A number of gen-
tlemen have set off for the Muir'.
Last evenin4. the Birth of the Duke of YORK
was celebrated at Vauxhall Gardens, by a grand
Entertonment, which excelled any thing which the
Public have witnessed at that elegant place of re-
s.•ll
Sunday morning were married, at Boyle Farm,
ova. Kingston, Lord FOLEY, to Lady Cecitt•
Ft Tanta Au" Lnrirediately after the ceremony,
the happy pair set off for his Lordship's seat, near •
Wnrc‘ster, where they intend to pass the honey-
moon.
Madame GA *guar having appeared with the
greatest success at the Oratorio and Concert at Li-
verpool, has been prevailed on to appear at the
TI eatre, this day and Thursday, in MO scenes
seleAed from the most favoutite Italian Operas.
The Edinburgh Theatre was to close on Saturday,
for the season. with t' e performances of Mr. HILL
and Mrs. ATKINS. in tie parts of Dim Carlos, and
Clara; and I.silita. and allion ; arid, this %right,
Glasgow Theatre will open with their perform-
ance., in the parts of r,,ahg Afeadatut, and Kongo,
in the Comic Open of Lava ia s Valor.