The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-08-30 00:00:00

IVINDSOR TERRACE.

The peculiar fineness and serenity of weather, on
Sunday, drew together Eat Windsor. the moat tutu-
nio'rous assemblage of people of various ranks that
wss ever known there. Before noon the sleets
were literally crowded with carriages, and towards
the hour of seven they had increased in i most as-
tonishing manner. Their PrlAJEirice and the
rittsces..ps made their appearance on the Terrace
a few minutes after seven, and were received with
tunnel loyal smiles by the most splendid attend-
ance of their subjects that bas been seen this sea-
son. In fact it was iihnost impossible to move.—
The Pin k displayed also an immense chew of per-
sons, remarkably well dressed, and with counte-
nances etpreseiye of the joy they felt to see their
beloved Monarch and his family so elegantly and
'numerously surrounded. The whole of the Royal
'household appeared in high spirits, and looked ut
• once well and happy.
The KING was dressed as usual in the full-dress Windsor
'warms.

The Qr EEN weer a Mark late dream and cloak over a buff
-coloured silk ; head-drees the saw, quite plain. •
PRINCESS AUGUSTA—Meet lace short draw and
cloak over a lilac small m black velvet basdraim, ocuaniented
wilt a (*alio of pearls, lad a crescent of diamonds babied.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH—a thin scarlet muslin,
wrought throw* with routed spots, 0.1" $ white satin ; +bite
bee cloak ; a bunko* of black *OW, wraseateted with
pearls.
PRI WE.% MARY-iw short drew of very thin starched
•nestle, over a pink sonnet ; heed-dress the same ea above
white tare veil as a cloak.

PRINCESS SOPHIA--a short dress of thin 'kite ass.
Ss, over a pra-gfeell Wflitt i head-gnu sod desk as Mae
as lb* Priors's Elisabeth.

PEINCESS AMELIA—a rich white dress sad cloak
over white satin • had-dress, lisadeau of black velvet, with
• rich ornament Leave mid wither behind.
Their MAJesTics conversed some time with the
Countess of CLARE and others of the Nobility and
Fashioitables present, and stopped nearly ten mi-
nutes to listen to HAN DUCS water-piece, which was
performed in a very masterly style by the band be-
longing to the Blues. The kettle-drum% which
are of the first order, had a most enchanting and
martial effect.
Among the company present we observed the
Earl of HAIIIINCTON and family, Lord Swum-
myte. Lord and Lad/ WALSINGIIASI, Lord and
Lady BOSTON, Cwnt Illustraai Generals FITZ-
soy and CARTWRIGHT. and Ladies ISABELLA
TNT NNE and Illtinaitr.

The bands of the Royal Hone Guards, Blurs,
and the Stafford !Mitts, perforated a variety of
martial and other music.

WINDSOR THEATRICALS.

On Monday evening, Mr. Comeau's play of
1% from Chest was perforated, and received in the
roost nattering winner Irf n very numerous and
stemint sudie..ee. Mr. Putlsm phyed Sir Edward

ill at

.ALUNIA, COMOROS of Buda-
Windsor, where she is daily honoured by the atten-
tions of the ROYAL Katt L. Her Ladysiiip ho-
boured the Theatre, on Saturday night, with her
?mortice, to see Mr.. Monte perform the Indoor
Owed, in the comedy of The Soldier's Dinkier.
Mrs. JORDAN has drawn crowded houses at Rich-
mond. This Lady continues, what she has *ever
been, the moot attractive performer that has ever
appeared.
The Coil ntess of Pom FRET is amongst the earliest
visitors of Boirl-strect ; her Ladyship attends the
libraries daily by nine o'clock iu the morning.
Mr. POCOCK, the artist. we understand, is the
author of Yet .r No.

The Hon. Mr. WARD has taken an elegant
tenure at Wimbledon, and intends residing tre
daring the remainder of the summer seafoss.
Mr. JONES made his debug to a crowded house
at Be%ton.on Thursday evening, and received un-
bound:A aptilausse in Gossamer end Diddier.
V hcoutit MouNttor will leave the Priory, in a
few days, for his seat, Oxburgh, near Stoke, Nor-
folk.

Mr. ELLISTON has followed Mr. Jonas. of Co•
•eut4;arden Theatre, very closely in the North—
he etas to succeed I.ius in the part of Frederick, in
the Farce of Of Age Tu-sserrote, this night, at
Manchester.

Hu Grace the Archbishop of Coxvitaitoity has
taken a Faroe house, at 'fumigate. in Albion-Flux,
to speed a few weeks there with his family.
Earl and Countess Poutrer will leave town
this day fin- their seat at Hinton, Somersetshire.
Drury-Lane Theatre commences its winter earn-
paigo ou Saturday se'noight, and Covent-Garden on
the fallowing Monday.
The Stalfordshire Militia gives a grand ball and
sapper, at the barracks, this evening, to all the
liability and Gentry in the neighbourhood of
Windsor. We shall give the particulars to our
readers to-morrow.
The Earl of BARRY/ions left town last night f'or
bait Hill, near M'indsur. Her Ladyship will re-
tain to toon this day.
Lord Goy Dia and Lady WILLOrCHBY are gone
to pass the at tri,ir beautiful seat in De-
vonshire.

The Eael of WErneoatavto left Lyme, Dorset,
on Sunday, for Brymptoa Yeovil, Someraetviure, on
a aliontiag party.
Lord and Lady DUDLIY aud WARD left town
yeaterdax for Ramsgate.
MN. H. JoMISTON performed the pmts of the
Widow Bdutour, and Mrs. Kitty, in the fame of
Met Life /what, Stair,, on Friday halt, at the Li-
Theatre, for her own beuent.
Sxteu !eyed Lady Teazle, oaM, edueirlay
het, at the P
Liverpool Theatre, to Mr. Meraars's
Pe:er.

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WAteßmc PLACES.

AcARBOROr REft• e 5.
arrivals during the last week have been
numerous and highly respectable. The following
tire the latent
His Grace the Doke of Rutland ; Rev. G. Thorongliton ;
Sir M. Cheltuelay, Bart. ; Lady elioluseley and family ; Rev.
Dru Talltiorws and family; Mr. Farquhar and funnily ; Dr:
Denman; Count &audio; Mr. and Mrs. Sanisel Fyuitll ;
Mr. sad Mrs. Curtis ;. Mrs. Clausimeley cud the MissChohne-
kl2 (BrallabY) ; Mr. sad Mrs. Clans ; Mr Sylim ; Miss
Sykes; Miss .--s Sykes; Mr. Dicki:wan ; Mr. T. Thom?.
goo • Mr. Neville; Mr. Dodd; Mr. Walker; Mr. and Mrs.
Sallimme; Gen. Barnard ; Miss Bass; Mess Preston ; Mrs.
Story; Mr. and Mrs. Hall and family; tilr. Kaubley ; Mr.
Cusupload sadfatudy ; Mr. Harrison; Mrs. sod Miss Thor._
toe ; Mr. sod Miss Thornton ;111r. sad Mrs. Page ; M.. 1111
Page ; M Page ; Mr. Smith • Mr. Pickford ; Col.
Wallholise; Mr. Wilkinson; Mr. Mrs. and Man Ker ; Mr.
and Mro Dodswurti ; Mr. sod Mrs. Crosby • Mr Donner ;
Mr. and Mrs. Hamra; Rev. Mr. Twining ; leer. Mr. Moore;
Rev. Mr. Hopkins*. ; Mr. Pickett ; Mr. Tenser • Mr.
Day; Mr. F. Day ; Mr. sad Miss Neville ; Mr. and Mrs.
Gee ' • Mr. and Mrs. Lackiagton ; Mr. lierou ; Mr. discos* ;
Mr. Mrs. sad Miss Milk; Miss Furth's' •' Mrs. Stantry ;
Mr. Applayard; Mr. sod Mrs. Land; Msjor Worklaml ;
Mrs. Gott ; Mao Seymour y Mr. Swan, dm. Re.
HARROGATE.
The following are the arrivals from August Its to
the 25th :

Col. Marriott; Col. Cope; Col. Rion; Col. Camp
Rev. Wilson Macklin; Mr. Forsyth; Mr Mr and 'faster
V. Sykes; Mr. and Miss Bell; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Errs.
tsn ; Mr. Junes Scrim ; Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong ; Mr.
Mr.. aad Miss Mather; Bev. Mr. Lowtkwaitr ; Mr. Daly;
Dr. Woodhouse ; Mrs. and Marne Bowman ; Miss Walley ;
Lord Craig\ ; Mr. and Miss Rawson; Dr. Pinekswil; Dr.
Pnsetur ; Mrs. Holley; Mr. Mrs- and Miss Turner; Mr
nod Mn. Ram*; Mn. and Miss Remelt ; Capt. teytois ;
Mrs. Hairy; Mrs, .Maxwell; Mr. nod Mrs. Gowinuil; Mr.
Clegg; Mr. Orme; Mr. Wilson; Mrs. and Miss Swallow ;
Mr. sad Mir Sowdeo ; Mr. Dickinson; Mr. and Mrs.
Smith Mr. Reensbothar • Mr. Cooke; Mrs. Mester and
Miss Bowe; Mr. sad Miel'Otter ; Capt. Turner; Mr. W. F..
Mr. and Mrs F. Penrose; Mr. and Mrs. Risliworth ; Mr.
and Miss Townsend; Mr. and Mrs. Barker; Mr. sod Mrs.
Dickinson; Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Firth; Miss Millar; Mr.
and Min J. ard • Miss Almyre ; Mr. and Mrs. H
two Miss Greatliends; Mr. and Mrs. Roper; Mr. iflZr..
Cartwright; Mr. and Mrs. Mountain; Mr. and Mir Browne;
Min Newberry; Rev. Mr. awl Mrs. Kiri ; Mr. and Milli
Addison; Miss J. Pena; Dr. and Mrs Solomon, &c.

gbriineer a very excellent a tile, and was received
with the warmest applause. bliss Pan.urs
very interesting in Helen; and Mrs. DALTON truly
arch in Maack. Mr. Beotest, in the whimsical
wallop's-hearted litz-Hariusg, added to that high
reputadurwitiefrtrilhe-iklwaye held in this wad
y other Theatre. •
On Saturday, the new farce of Piet ruakCasis-
*split was remarkably well received, for the trot
fie. and is to be repeated on Monday.