The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-30 00:00:00

JWYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIVIS.

Litt night this highly favoured Society with
Reyal Pemnage. had a second Benefit Concert this
4ioll at Hanover-square Rooms. The perform-
ice was, by command of Their MAJESTIES' the
" Wed Oratorio of no Mentitb, which was per-
erica by the Performers of Use Concert of Ancient
lo.ic. The opening Song, by Mr. H•naisou,
a. a master-prece. The other songs Mete support-
in the most finished style tly Mrs. BttulaGTON,
list TEN Ji 4IgT. Mr. BA RT La AM. Mr. J. B. SA LH,
c. The chorus •of 7Zeis and is gone oat was
cog as a quanet by Mrs. Bud. i NGTON, and Mes.rs.
W. KNTVLT,ITAIMISON, and TRTLEMAN.
The performance was honon 4 with the preserve
Their MAJESTIES, Princesse.tELiz AB ftT li, MA It Y,
ruts, and Asset! A : Duke of Cuisine L AND, &C.

LYesterc(Ay morning, so
MAJI ST Y left Kew in hi
cited by a party of the I,
ed to Camberwell, whet
Lorsv., and the Light Hoi
f the Royal Horse Gus
Ili.. NI vasty Arrived a
o'clock, where he wa
WA L as, the Duki
CIIATHANto
a kreat nu
e oxthe ti

after eight o'clock, His
travelling carriage, es-
ght Horse, and proceed-
His MAJESTY chaniced
were relieved by a party
lc.

Woolwich Warren about
received by the Prince of
'OR K, KKK T, And Sussex,
s•General of tiirt Ordnance,
rof General o:Szers. The
artillery were wader arms.
led to trineeet the different
that be ht not time for on his last visit.
Soon after ele o'clock Her M AJE> I v and the
PRlaCallitli Arrived. They alighted from their car-
riages at General M.Ct.ouD's house, and were re-
ceived by the ConntesA of CII ATH A %,, where they
waited a considerable time, till they were sent for by
M AMT. Y.

In the comae of the morning the artillery went
through their diffeient manoeuvres. lted.l.ot balls
were tired at a hank prepared for the purpose.
A number of poles, with flags flying, were eta-
ti/neJ in the Thames, and a number of shells let off
at them. A temporary house was built for the oc•
casion, and red hot balls fired at it till it was in
flames. The RI)Y I. Pesry inspene I the manu-
g4'lsry of the various balls, and every thing rel.ttive
to the artillery; likewise the Acudemy fur young
Cadets.

About half past two o'clock. the ROYAL PARTY
mired to the Officer.' Mess-room, where there was
a most sumptu-us refreshment provided by Earl
are•m,consisting of every dvlicacy,hot and cold.
A little before four o'clock. Her MAMTT and
the Patacents set otf ;or London. His MAJZSTT
went and vita.nirted the Depository—end, at five
o'clock, visited the Princes. of WALES, at Black-
heath. The couvicls had a holiday upon the occa-
uka.

His MsfrsTv will lay the first vane for a new
church, on his visit this season at Birmingham.
There will be a superb gala at the Public-roams.
Rutland-square, Dublin, on Tuesday, the 4th of
June, in honour of His Mat est r's Birth Day.
Previous to the Grand Review in the Phiznis.
park, Dublin, on the 4th ofJune, the Yeom Hwy are
actively employed in improving their discipline. It
is supposed they will muster in great numbers on His
Mafesry's Birth Day.
Last night, the elegant Comedy cf Tie Wall to
Rap, lih, was performed at Drury.iane Theatre;
Mrs. JOEDAN sang The !Vidor v..ith uncommon
swec:aess. Mr. Et. LISTON apologised for the omis-
sion of the Ballet, Mr. B v IlliE and his son being in•
disposed. Mrs. Sig 4Er danced her hornpipe in her
very ben stile. The !nine was quite full.
On Monday morning, the Light Company of the
Mite of Gloncester'a Loyal Voluareers went to
Kilburn, to tire for a medal, given them by their
Captain Fan a sr,: r, which, alter a great deal of
neellein tiring, was won by Mr. A nc v.
We are authorised to state, that an amicable
arrangement has taken place between Mr. BETTY I
and Mr. lloucit, in consequence of which, the
?roux.; 1:11,•••14 play e 1 Dorglet on Saturday, at Co.entry, on his way to Liverpool, for the benefit of
chat Gentlem a:: .
The Earl and Cogiotev. Of Oanorgo are exPeeled
at the CA ,tic of Kilkenny immediately a:ter tile
Binh Day. It is said a number at rank and fashion
will accompany them ; and tilat they will visit Kil-
kenny during. the pettimnances at the Private The-
atre in that city.
The Lush papers regret mostfeelingly the absence
,of the Countess of HA RDWICEE, from the Vice
Regal Court ; they say, it forms a precedent to the
Irish keel ton; and add, that the number of
Ifaihionables from this part of the Empire, presented
to I ler MAJEST r last week, at St. James's, is :almost
incredible. Amongst the etesentationa vitte no less
than four Marchiosesees.

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TIIE.ITRIC4L PHENOMENON.

A yeun7 Lady, seven years old, made her
debut last Wednesday at the Belfast theatre, in the
part of Teal Norval. Before the Curtain drew up,
every part or the House was crowded, from curi-
osity, to hear hal- recite the following Address, writ-
ten for the occa.ion by Master ROMNEY Ron tNsots