The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

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ROYAL I" 'MILT.

WEYMOUTH, SeeT. 9.
We had, !AM eveninT, the greatest Esplanade rf
any this season His hIAJESTY, all the Palm:gives,
and Ito v AI. Docts. were present. The Piti sec.
who dined with Their Ma.otss :as, remained at the
Lodge wiLh 111:1' MAJCST . At dusk, the Rol, at.
PART.; retired to the Promenade Rooms There
were upwards of 200 Nobility a•ld persons of di‘tinc-
titan in ent. The It or AL PAR I: 11 left about ten.
The PIIINCC spent the evening with Her MA-
JESTY, at the Loege.
His MAJCST*, rode early this morning, as usual.
Soon after ten o'clock, he went on board the Royal
Yacht, for a morning cruise. ()a his way, he con-
versed with Mr. Mitmet.i., of Grosvenor-squaro
His MAJESTY was accompanied by the Marl rd
CIIIIITERFIELD, Lord Dussoss, Countesses of I -
cii *tier is and MANsFIRLD, Lady Bute' L.:r. klra.
CA MP BC i. 1., Mr. and Mr,. Geosvevon, Mrs. Da Al.
General CARTWRIGHT, Colonels TAYLOR, CAMP-
BELL, STEWARD, HOWARD, and Messrs. GA LVII.La
and VILLIcas.
None of the Rol' AL Due es went, in consequence
of their attending the PRINCE, the troops being bri-
gadieg before I lis Royal Highness, previous to his
leaving us to-morrow. This being known, numbers
arc flocking into town from all parts, to see him,
A'rrtvlils at Luce 's Hotel—
Mr. Mr*. and Mivs flora; Mr. Mrs. and Min Conway
Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Blackbone, Mr. Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
Lovely., Mr. Parry, and Thos. Hutchinson, E.g.

CHELTENHAM, SEPT. 8.

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This fashionabb and much frequented spot, feels,
as yet, no diminution of company; but, on the con-
trary, a vast increase ref the first Nobility and
Geetry. Their Graces of BLDEOPO are daily ex.
peCled.
BA stricter' has just left us, called for by Royal
Command, to resume his comic exertions at Wey-
mouth ; he made a short. but golden harvest, last
week. Our next favourite is to be that delightfnl ^
little atiress, and true child of Nature, Mrs. EuwaN,
who visits England, on purpose to give her father
the advantage of her talents on his benefit night
here. Mrs. Eowies, we understand, returns to
Dublin on most eligible terms for the ensuing winter,
being last year so deservedly the favourite of the
Irish metropolis, that the Manager secures to her
above a thousand guineas for the next season.
' Mr. CARTWRIGHT, whose abilities need no com-
ment, as a performer on the much-admired Improved
Musical Glasses, and the Pyrotechnia, or Philos°, •
phical Fireworks, meets with the most unparalelred
i success and applause.
e5,...--e—erni-elesse •
The last arrivals at Cheltenham are :
The Earl of Caniarvon, Lord Chief Justice Downes, Lads
Tempi/son, Qom. and Mr. Johnson, Dr. Sullivan, and Cape
tains Burr and Crichton.
The last arrivals *t Bristol are—
Mt. and Mrs Clark, Captain Staunton, Genets, never, Ur.
said Mrs. M•Cale, Ms and Mrs %Vuod, Mr. Co... Void, as a
S. Mandall, and Mr. and Mrs Sawbye.
The Last arrivals at Clifton are-.
Sir John and Lady Sinit's, lady Franklyn and fain;iy, Cot.
and Mrs C..ors, Mr and Mrs. Satterthwaite, and Mr. and Mrs.
Heatlicots.
The Poatunurse AMDASSADOR had a selen•
party to supper at his house in South Audley-
street, on Monday night. Madame GUALSINI was
in tine voice, and sang s ime delightful airs.
On Friday, the \ rclibishop of CANTP.NiVJIY ar-
rived in Albion Place, Ramsgate, with his family.
We have great pleasure in stating, Earl Fitz- i
waft.' AM is nearly recovered.
Mrs. and the Miss THOMPSON!, ii.tend setting
off on a visit to Ireland, in A few days.
The PORTUGUYAHL AMSAssADOR intends honour-
ing Margate with his presence by the end of the
week ; he will Also pay the Duke of SOMtit.SET a
visit..
Lord and Lady PETRI are come to town far a
few days.
The Marchioness of liCADroar return :d to town
from Tunbridge Wells on Sunday, wOh her son,
whom she left at Harrow School yeserday morning,
and then returned to the Wells.
During the Funeral Oration at Grosvenor Chapel,
nn Sunday, the pickpockets were extremely busy.
Mrs. Freest, housekeeper to the Earl of Oast sr-
ri exo, lost a most valuable gold watch.
LAURENT'S Theatre WAS crowded last night: the
Pit overflowed at an early hour.
Lord Cas .ON came to town yesterday
from East Sheen, And returned in the evening : his
Lordship's house in town is unctergoing a thorough
repair.
The Right Hon. Sir Wit.xtest Gs ant, Master 4
of the Rolla, arrivesi in Edinburgh nn Friday last.
The Countess Dowager of HADDIPIOTOS, the
lion. .1. W. WA ao, M.P. the Right Hon. V.M.
Deus' Kuno, and JAMLS DALRYMPLZ, Esq. have
arrived in Edinburgh.
Sir GILICILT HIATIICOTL Will leave town in a
few days for Normanton Park, in Lincolnshire.
Major-General and Mrs. CA MESON arrived yea-
terday at Berner's-street, from Bengal.
The Poet unties e Ara s a Ass 1)011us Chapel, which
has been under repair, is very nearly Enished, and
will be open in a fortnight.
Earl Geosv ENO a, with his Countess, family, and
suite, arrived at Lancaster, on Thursday las:, and
on Friday proceeded on their way to the North.
The klaymarket Theatre was crowded last night.
The Pantomime of Obi; or. Mee Fiager,d JaCki
was Pellonined• It is got up in a magnificent style,
and was received with unbounded applause, by one
of the most crowded and elegant Audiences of the
season.
Mr,Fasecett has published an advertisement
in the Cotk Papers, of which the following is an ex-
tra& ;—" Mr. Fawcit r having heard that a report
has gone abroad (and received some credit), itati,i,,;.
that he should derive HO emolument front a benen,
adverstised, in his name, for Monday evenine :c ' •
feels it necessary to contradict such report. a.,1
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assure the public, that the above benefit coirsrr.:.,
a principal part of his engagement in this city.