The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-04-13 00:00:00

PII.W ROOM, if .11v0VER-AQUARE.

Messrs. HAIIPI'ON, BARTLIMAM, and GREAT..
oft ot's Seventh Vocal Cirv:t•rt, took place on Fri-
day evening. Mrs. VAUUNAN, and Messrs. Haft-
lissom and RA1T1.164•14, wrie rapturously ap-
plauded in the scene from Ai: and ti,,latea, "
rage, I melt, I hew," 11.!,. The charming glee, by
'sir JOHN SteVLMSntr, ll' Dublin, •• 0! stay, sweet
fair, fill day is treakihr," was given with great
efFeCi by Madame BIANCI4I, Mr. HARittioN, and
Mr. BA*TLLMAN. Madame BIA XCHI. in the
sweet Air, 4. Chi dice me! d'araare" received much
and deserved applause. Si oe very iewutilul new
Music was to have been introduced ; hut, by the
Instrumental Fed; irmers rngaged at the re-
hearsal of the New Odera, it was obliged to he
postponed ; and " ea a fiat of r:sing ground,"
from !titian; and '• U come, my Troy/ward genies,"
by Sir J. Prevention, et Dublin, were sute.ti-
tuied, and admirably sung by Mr. Haitaison and'
Mr. BELLAMY. Amongst the company were,.
their Royal Highnesses the Dakes of CUM SPA L AND
and Cam salons, the Earl of WILTON, Countess
De Ravitt., Viscount CURZON, Ladies RICO and
MILLEN, Sir DALIA44IO-D and Lady SIIITIS, arid Sir
Hussy and Lady MA as tn.

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THE rous WISE! AS I) EMPII %TIC EXCLAMATION

Of A IN
CkcieLit,,t LEYELLE.R.

Cried C...nn—ne. when a stairears fell
At the Opera House, down smash—
" Fall would the whole some Saiu,il by
" What aii Aristocratic crash 1"
We advise the Lordr an 1 Commons to take rare lest this
Samson pull both Houses about MCI( earbo.he cer-
tuoily will aeout his ern

Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, Princesses
AUGUSTA, SorwiA, and AssetiA, attended by La-
dies G. MusitAY, and A. Cuss AAAAA No: Earl

Wit TON, and GenerAlt G%varra and Fri-zany.

and Colonel rA y Loa, went to Sr. George's Chapel;
where a Sermon was pprachtd, by the Rev. Or.
HALLAM, from the loth Chapter of St. LIRE,
and lath Verse; tee Royal Party atterwarus re-
turnec! to the Palace. Her Merarev, Princesses
EL liA SZTH and Maar , had Divine Service per.
formed in the Pala-.e.

The Countess of 13A*RY molt' had a ale& party, I
on k. riclAy night, at her house, in Sackville.street.
Lady ELL gt4BOROUGH had a seled party alter
the Opera, on Saturday night, which was nume-
rously attended
Lard BULIELLIT continues dangerously ill: and
there are very little hopes entertained by the faculty
of his Lordship's recovery.
The Due:less of Gortaorr's grand rout, next
Thursday, will be numerously attended.
Lord Foots left town, yesterdy, for N 2 -
market.
Lord Praw.osav puma a rand dinner yesterday,
at his house, in Seyraourplace, to a large party of
Nobility.
Mrs. SIDDONS takes leave of the Bath audience
to-morrow night, in the part of .lair Sb re.
Hyde Park was not so numerously attended, yes-
terday, as might be expeeted finm the brightness of
the• day ; the wind and the dust preverted many
ekgaute, from displaying their fine figures. In the
ride were Her Royal Highness the Princess CH A It-
LOTT a of WA t Es, in barouche and four ; His
Royal Highness the Duke of Gttioctsrea was on
horseback ; and Her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Gcoucesrea was in the ride, in her carriage.
Amongst the other elegant carriages were those of
The Duchess of St. Alban's; the Ma,chionssses of Lam-
down, ♦Vellesley, Itexlfurt, and Bait; the Cewttesses of
Cholmondeley, Cool get, end lisrrymore ; 01- IlAdte: Perth,
lientinelt, Drammen t SMith, Smith Bargees Flied, and
King; tae Earl of Sefton, Sir John Lade, end the Hot. Mr.
baring, drove four in haste, with their uaua dexterity.
The Countess Dowager of Carsatessosr died
lately at her beautiful seat, Marino, near Dublin.
Her Ladyship possessed the mildest and most
amiable manrers ; and was a strenuous promoter

of every public and private charity.
The Amateur Glee Club, of which His Royal
_ .

Highness the Duke of CAMIIIIIIDet is President,
will have a grand dinner to-morrow, at the new
rooms, in Argyle-street.
Mrs. H. JOHNSTON will make her debit at the
Bath Theatre, on Thursday next, in the pate of
Letitia Hardy, in Mrs COWLEY'S elegant Comedy of
The Belle's .Stratagem ; and on Saturday, in the part
of Orrite, in Mr. Di MOND'S favourite play of Adrian
end Orri ; or, A Mother's Vengeance.
Cook, the soldier, who beat the boot-closer last
Monday, is matched against a new swift-footed
hero, named Daernpars, to run to-morrow morn-
ing, at eight o'clock, in Hyde Park, the dm ince of
one hundred yards. The addier is to give h.s ad-
versary three yards, and has staked twenty-five
guineas, and Dacelore twenty guineas, play or
pay• Bets to a considerable amount are depending
on this race —the soldier is the favourite.
Yesterday, a most excellent Charity Sermon was
preached in the church of St. Mary, Lambeth, by the
best. Gcoaoa Hewitt' GLA,II. M.A. late Student of
Christ Church, Oxford, Re.9or of Hanweli. Middle-
sex, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke
of CASISSIOHS. The eloquent preacher took hi►
text from the 104 chapter of St. Mark, and the
14th verse. His Grace the Archbisi.op of Cars-
TINBURY and his family ; the Rev. lloaor Vvsc,
and a numerous congregation. wrsre present : the
colleittion was very con-iderable.
No tinge to he fort.—lf It is yea done, it mart be done
lorteky. —To-morrow morning, ten o'elock, the
Wheel goes round. 20,0001. for the First-drawn
Ticket; likewise, on toe 2d, Si, and 4th days,
20,0001. each; besid-s Capital Prizes co various
kinds; and,. what is more engaging, nothing but
Prices can be drawn. —Hisaissiv and Co. d • not
hesitate to dedarc, it is Minor:ant to buy I itkets or
Shares before to-morrow morning. 2ti, Cornhill,
52, Charing-Cross, and St. Margaret's Hail. bt•
rough —Hostas, v and Co. divided Furty.five
pital Shared Prizes in the last Lottery.