The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-23 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 2n..
The Lone CH ANCLLLO% and Mr. LONG arrived
last evening.
The ROYAL FA MIL', honoured the Theatre with
their presence, to see the Comedy of A rbre jor the
Heart Ache, and Mame Antigen-I, for the benefit
Mr. and Mrs. NEYLOR. Between the play and
entertainment, Mr. NLYLOR sang a Comic sorer,
called " Gilts Scroggins." 'lite house was er-
tremely well filled.
This morning, several of the regiments in cart
had a grand field day, before His MAJESTY, tinder
the command of the Duke of CUMRFRLANO. The
line extended from Ridgway Hills to Upway, end
on to the Bridport-road. ft reached ispwarils
three mile. The hills were covered with ;:-
and spenafors. The artillery made a very f r
appearance. The Lotto CHANCELLO::, Lord it
PRAYS, Count MUNSTER, Mr. PITT, and Mr. Vi -
LIZII9, accompanied His MAJESTY ; Lords DUNI) A
and Poo LETT, were with their regiments.
It is reported, the Getman Legion and some of
the Infantry are to leave its, to join the expedition.
Her MAJESTY and the PRINCSSIRSI attended by
the Comitess of ILCHEiTER, Ladies BULKEIT and
THYNNE, are gene to take an airing in their cat-'
riages, on the Lolworth road.
SEPT. '2l-
- evening, TY eir MA J ESTI es had a selea party
to a Concert at the Lnd.
The Promenade Rooms were but thinly attended
with company.
His M ..Ir.sry was caught in a heavy shower t,f
rain, in his early ride, tit s melting. At eleven
o'clock, the weather pi-6,T Hii MAJtcilt
rode out again, accompanii.d by the Loito Cti
eett.on, Lords MULGRAYL and llARRi)wtiv, \lr.
PITT, Mr. LONG, Ceneral 1 i iawnY, :+lol,rll
TAYLOR, Iluw*Ro, DOUGLAS, STEWARD, ar..l
BURNES T.
Phis morning, the Earl of DoscnrsTre had an
audience of His MAJESTY. We understand, the
IdoYAL FAMILY will honour tl.e Noble Earl with
a visit nest Friday, at his seat, at Hinton Abbt
and will remain with him three day c.
Mr. WILLIAM DUNDAS, the Secretary AL War,
is just arrived, and we expert a Council in the after-
noon.
Last night, thirty-eight sail of merchar,tmea ar-
rived in Portland-roads.
Mr. PITT leavkvuson Monday.

Preparations are making at Kew for the accom-
modation of the hoVAL FAMILY, for a week, on
their return from 'Weymouth; but it is supposed
they will stop there longer.
The reported union b•tvreen the Heir Apparent pf
the Duke of MiCI;LENRURCH ST RRLITZ, and their
MAJILITY's- fourth amiable daughter, the Princess
MA av, will certainly take plAce.
The Earl of C AAAAA you has been very ill at
BAIII, but is now much recovered.
Colonel Jaca•oe left town on Saturday for his
wat at Beech-hill, Sot ry.
A modern writer observes, that great fortunes
have been lately made by young Reich, and the
cultivation of potatoes.
Viscountess Net:ort, and Lord and Lady CAA-
R ING ION!. haie arrived at Rath.
La.ly liearricays: and Miss MANNERS are at last
Rne to Tiinbridge-Wells, and are expeaed at
amsgate in a 1 days.
Bri,adier-General M'Fa R tau and Colonel
CAAIPIBLI.L left town yesterday for Windsor, and
ate expeaesi to return on Thursday next.
Lord Hamar ParTY 'left Dublin on Sunday se'n-
night for Ifarristnn, in the county of Kildare, the
.eat of Mr. Joat LA 1 ueclts, father to Rooter
La Tacite, Esq. M. P. and to Lady MAT umt.
The four Miss ADAMS, who have been amusing
the Fashionables of Scotland with so much success,
e eo:yaged to perform at Doncaster during du
race week; they will commence their engagement
this night.
T. BARNARD, Esq. left town, on Saturday, fat
his scat at Twickenham.
The late General Ilvsas is said to have been the
fourteruth person of his family who died, within a
very short tone, at Barbadoes. Most fortunately
his Lady remained in Roglarid.
A Sunday Paper bu very appropriately placed
the piaore of a eaisit woman at the bead of ill
f:nAittneile column.
The venerable Doaor BARNARD, Bishop rI. Ii•
merick is now in Dublin, and apparently in good
health.
The Countess of Lett atm and family, Lady
Motvarux, Sir Jolla Hoar, and a number of
fashionables, have arrived in Dublin on their return
from this country.
The Bishop of Dowx has arrived in Dublin a
few days since.
A provincial paper says, Mrs. Billingnate uiog
divinely at the late %Vinchester Meeting.
Doctor BANCROFT, so justly celebrated fur 11;s
researches in Natural History, and his Cbymical
Discoveries, gave an elegant dinner at his house in
Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, yesterday, to a
selea party of medical friends, amongst whom were
Dr. G. Pk•asoti, Dr. CHICHESTER, and Dr. Dos-
KIN, from Demerara.
The veteran, Ice reasom, the contemporary of
CIA mama, had a benefit at thellymooth Theatre, on
Friday se'nnight. It was patronised by the Earl
and Countess of Moon:. EDUECUP49I, and proved
a bumper. Mr. Jar riasoN, who is in his 77th year.
spoke Su AK ese saes Seven Ages with great poire.
and energy.
The piaure of the late Marquis of ROCILINDH A V.
presented to thd Corporation of Doncaster, by E,:i
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FITZWILLIA M. on Wednesday arrived there, Irma
Wentworth House. It is painted by Mr. PHILLIP .
from the original done by Sir JoSHUA Revaol.r.
in the possession of Fail 'raw mu AM ; and Na,
understand is a very jug copy. It is to be placri
at the North end of the Maosion-house, and is of
corresponding size with the pidnre of His IslaJ asss
; last year presented to the Cal poration by L I
EARDI L V.
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f,rmed, at t 1;;% alaire, on Saturday night.
ZILPHLW Ktstits was the falsostr. It is a charac-
ter made sip of a rich and mellow humour, and re-
qui, es great smoothness a d plausihiliy. Mr. Atm-
C 1001 ed it sell, and conceited it truly ; but his
p-wers are not capable of doing it complete justice.
The outline of the pellure is good; the colouring is
harsh, and deficient in delicacy and variety. in
some paesages, however, Mr. KEMILI produced
all the diet of which they are capable. That,
where he is deteeled in a lie by the Prince, and
sacs, "Bt Mt Lard, I knew ye well as be that made
1,," was of this class; he received much applause.
'the Ilut,prr of Mr. Et cisrom was a bold and sp:rited
performance. Mr. Hay SIDDONS represented the
I•,inre of Walt,. He delivered the speech when he
vows to reform, and to fight Hover, with anima-
judgment, and feeling; but he was in many
.:,-s cold and languid. The piece was mag-
i • I,:ently got up in scenery and decorations. It was
•..cce•-d-d by the Lying Valet, in which Miss Mat,
..S di played uncommon archness, playfulness, and
%le .city in Kip, Pl. The House overflowed be-
Lae the rising of the curtain.