The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-22 00:00:00

THE4TR t S.
bittiftY-1. AMR.
The rintl;B;ve Men attempted to raise his crest
again last night, but, to the honour of a London
au.:ince. received final co.td:moation. The
part dr Atm Forward was much softtned, hut it still
offended the morality of the audience. The oppo.
sition to the part of Gattniteh increased with the
attempt to force the play upon the pnhlic. A p.,s.
tlen,au in the pit was very loud in his opposition,
and on a cry of " turn him out, turn him oti:," he
justified, and harangued the audience, declari.ig
" that it was not Goldfinch, it was a non-entity."
The two last was were hurried over, and the curtain

fell amidst a toireiit of hisses. On Mr. BA VILA v's
giving out the Entertainments tor•this night, the
audience called fora Play for Monday, vdd that TL:
Vmdir I ire Man should be withi'rawn,ashich was
complied with.—The Musical Farce of Au ,Fo7
N Supper followed, and harmony again prevailed.

COVENT-CARD, N.
Last night, Mr. DIMOND'S new Play was a,:ais
periornied, with increased success. The interest im-
proves, as the Performers become mellowed in their
parts. Miss SMITH'S ratting, in the scene with the
Prime, where she hesitates to discover herself, call-
ed forth reiterated plaudits. Mr. Conte appeared
to much advantage, and the whole performance
went off with great 'riot. The grand Operatical
Entertainment of The Deserts ef'Aratio. followed.
and was received with the most unbnunded applause.
The Machinists were quite perfect, and the &erier y„
Decorations, &c. displayed uncoram in brilliancy.—
'll.e ['butte was crowded at an early hour.
siimmee-me_e.se—er.—e-m
Yesterday, morning, cis 1)ok of CAI/1111110E sr.
tired at Windsor, on a visit to Their 24411/ST
MS MAJESTY, the Duke of CAMBRIDGIS, Ptins
eesses ASVGIINTA, SOPHIA, arid Await*, attended
by Lady BOLKILLY, GPTIMIIS CAITWRI(.HT, z-
soy, and Misc.-ion:, Colonels TAYLOR and Des-
BORUUGIi, end the Hon. Mr. Hu:J.:tier, rode in the
Great Park, and returned at twelve o'clock.
The PRINCISSES, attended by Lady Bu Le ELly and
the rest of the attendants, after returning with His
blAacurr, took a ride to Englefield Green, and
returned at two o'clock. •
Mr. Kammer's new Opera is in rehearsal at Drury-
Lane Theatre, and will speedily be brought for-
mud.
General Het et will leave town, next Monday, for
his sees in Kent.
The Duchess of Sr. ALBAN'S had a selen card
party, last night, at her house in Stratfordplace.
The Duke of PORTLAND is expected, to-morrow,
at his house in Piccadilly, from Bulstrode.
Lord' Rive's'. beautiful seat at Stratfieldsay. is
Hampshire, has lately undergone several repairs.
and it no* splettdidly fitted up for the reception of
his Lordsh.p, now on a coursing party in Dorset-
shire.
The Rev. IVm. Bow Las 141-leave town ibis dans
for his seat in Wiltshire.
Sir RICH Alib and Lady Ne•ve left town, Tester-
kW, for their seat in Sussex.
A So eager were the attendants to drop the cumin
oa Ti. friedierve Mae; on Thursday nights that
were it not for'the energy of Mrs. H. Swoons.
who sprang tonsild arl.pnahed it aside, 4rl Ban-
es, MOlies,bead would,liave been in slang*.
Captain DALT arrived, yetterday. at Moa-
-I.•ioo's Iteret, iN Dean;stteet.
The Countess of blen,ritin's boufg..4 kettAt
Cumberland.street, has undergone several altera-
tibns ; it is fitted an in the ltgyptian style, and ready
file the reception of her Ladyship, who is expected
next Tile:day-4Am Rithmori Park.
Sir WILLIAM and Lady PITT Nee en a via at
Mrs. Howes, at 'rwickenham, Which they will
leave next Monday for their scat at'llighfield Park,
Hampshire.
The Marquis of Hee:rosin is gone to visit his
estates in the North of Ireland. His Lordship ar-
rived in Lisburn last week.
Mr. THLOOORE HOOK'S new Melo-dlama of
Trheit ; cr, The Nose of Mostgats, which has been
some months in preparation, is advertised for Mon-
day next. The piece is said to possess great Inter-
est, and the Scenery is ;allowed to be of the most
picturesque description.
Dutinz the Lae Eleaitln .for • the. county of Nor-
folk, a c(itsfillytelin a up iothe Hurting', mon.u-
ed upon a ,that .Itl{.h the bead and mane deco-
rated with 'the colours cf Slr. %Vier:mast and Mr.
Cues, and the tail eithly adorned with those
of Celonel WuOLHOUSe. Being adeed the reason of
this carman; he answered, that having beard that
Mr. o,ooLlltieSt was at the tail of the poll, ho
thought the, 69raik place for his colours was the tail
o: his Ass!
Thursday se'arsight, the Right Hon. Gamins
Them Ey was defied to rerresent the borough of
Athlone, in the Imperial Parliament for the ensuir g
Sessions,
OLv "'ere AsysLreim, Wycn-sT asst.—The
unceasing exertions of the Manager, for the amuse-
ment of the Public, are universally acknowledged.
and, we are happy to find, amply rewarded. This
beautiful Theatre, this Evening, combines, with
I peculiar force and attraction, such a bill of fare as
must prove irresistible. The surprising Mauteluke
Exercises, by ten eminent Performers of agility ;
-and Sows, the flying horseman, who has justly
acquired such extraordinary reputation and era.
ratter ; also, the Operatical Dance of The Rite k•
swith Grena with a New H trle.minade.
render more forcibly attratling this interes.ing
tertaintnemt.
A very singular optical phenomenon is recorded
as occurring to those who visit the summits of the
Chilian Cordillera Mountains. The figuie If v."
observer is seen refleae I upon the clouds, its heal
surrounded by eoncentsic circles of the prismatic.
enleurr, making generally three _Ocular iris', and.
at some distance, a fourth such, entirely %%Lite. 'Ms
refieael figure moves in whatever diretlion the per-
snn of the onserver dots; but what is most remit l•
liable is, that when several persons are together.
each one sees the phenomenon with regard to !time
but tants Pere-ive it a. t,la-ing to others.