The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

BRfaliTON, JULY 26.

litre this morning is covered by the ama-
the Turf ; not a female is to be seen. The
et), high on the Earl of Eonessotor's
against Mr. MEL I. las Safebo. Mr. M EL-
;red extremely anxious. It is said he has
depending on this mning's rce. To the
Fig of the Gentlemeorn of thea Turf, some
hive been at work ploughing the Course. I
de is totally deserted, every one making
pl boats
s to the
, e water, whichnum is likeers a lookingeasure glass. The
sod mules are caparisoned in great form,
tog at high prices, something more than
lw`fea side. Many families slept at Rotten-
night. s
eommeneed ; 1 need not describe
a the vice
Lie iof the ground—it appeared like a camp
lie number of tents, repositories for hit sea,
nod iota taverns, where hot and cold re-
;;:t were served to the visitors. On the hill
ss A louse for the horses, and rooms over to
chlate seleCt parties. It was said there
five thousand persons on the course. T.
to evsn the nobility would be impos-
The Earl of CLERMONT, And Coolness,
their carriage, ors the ground. His Lord-
ovrards sat in the jthige's box. and sent ex-
tn his Lady with c ten decision, and, be-
et:, heats, rode about on his poney. The
t, and all the Gentlemen. rode up to his
hip, and vied with each other in Oving him
,alion;—the youngest men did not seem moire
;ed. His Royal Highnttss the Pittroce drove
..ehe and four ; Lord FoLev ,sat on the hoz
tire, and one gentleman only in barouche.
ntess of BAR R Y MORE in a IiAtOUCh.! aitd
accompanied by two ladies. 'Fite Duke and
of BEDFORD, Duke of litALttiaT, Earls ,st
cLLIAM, EGRESIONT, and DAR Lisortats„
EIRINOTOS, Lord H. t ZGEKALD, Lord V.
ELL, Sir NV. WILLIAM WYNNE, Sir CHARLES
surtv,and Mr. METCALF were in carriages. Mrs.
stessour in her barouche and four, accompa-
by two ladies. The Kin of BA eavmoße
,rse.hack. The PeiNce seemel much elated
success of his hor es, and rode before
when the 3-ckies came to he w,
Loll BAC!tItMoRE before Merry-mar). • 1::le
.ct gives A graud dinner at the Pavitioo
day. The Duke of BEDFORD, the Earl
someone. and Lord WILLI AM RessELL, are
J. His Royal Highness will give several
enteraluntrats. Mr. M TCAI.r also gives a
.S eittertainineOt ,to tw tee gentlemen. Lord
ixoros, :sir CHAat.is BUNEURT, S'r W. W.
sae, and Mr. Methisit (Lord Elsa teorom is
. ?Acidosis's inmate), will be of the flirty.
is not much sport expeeted to-mni-ow ; but
,iclay, it is considered, will be a gland day.
re has bean a Committee held tlaisevecong at the
le. and the farmers will be indemnified tor any

tkey may sustain.
'unsay merning last, the hospitable larder of Mr.
LIP METCALf, on the Pavilion Parade, was
Sed of ill its cot.tents, save a single loaf, and a
pats ot hotter. Lord W sat WORT n, who had
on a visit at Mr. Mktrc Le's, set off early n
.nday morning, when, being informed ot the
.brry, said, very good humousedly, .‘ I (out.'
go at a latter tini: than when the po-
ems ale gone" There ale ctcveds of ligiit-
gered gentry here; Mr. Towussno is inde-
rale in his exertions for the regularity and de-
nt' cis place. lie is every where, AA every
~on feels ht.w much they are indebted to Ins ac-
ity. A bia from him was sufficient to a party of
who rut no small dab on the Stcyne, that if acy
rok ,AoitiLi occur he Anew them, to forego their
•t and return to London.
Egew:s were sent off wi'h the even• of the rams ;
ey were cxpeded to reach town in three hours.
SATLIPIDAY•
This morning was very inauspicious ; it rained
.til ten o'clock ; about I l it became tine, and the
ine was crowded with Gent! men. 'I he Puke
• ligolotto. Sir Jouts SIILLI V, and Mr.
int, seemed much intet est ed. 'the comp.:l,y
the course were very numerous. The Duke
nil Ditches' of REDroan were in an elegant
tk-green btrouche, drawn by six most beautiful
sec. his Royal Highness the PPIN cc, decor.-
Med by Lord W. RUSSELL, waled about the
..itse between the heats, and looked extremely

SVNDAV.
Mr. PHILIP METc•LT gave a grand dinner yes-
%Lir. 'File Duke of BLOT Ugh dined with the
',l`4Cg.

t here is a match made for Tuesday, between the
a;. ECJiIEVUNT'S Cardinal B auf,rt, And the
i of &tatty MORI'S Alerrymay, for 1000 guineas.
'f.le odds run very high against the Cardin' .
Tuesday is expeeted to be a very busy day here.
The 'lheiitre List night was crouded ; the entertain-
ments were, Isse Bull, the Nero Ballet, and Line
4,484' es Locirmiths. They were all highly ap-
plauded. Nits. J. Bat:biro:a is a great favourite.
Us SEARLE darted charmingly in the Bei/H.-
I'kt COUTIteWei Of Fulcilk-C‘,C and BARKYMONg,
Mrs. MLTC•Li, Miss Foertscua, Miss \toss's's.
2nd (lenerel .Inuesvois, were present, and a vast
comber of military, It was near twelve when the
ritertaisruelits closed. The Steyne also had its visi-
tors.
The Enniskillen Light Dr.:goons had a recruit-
In:: party on the race gritiod ; their broil quite en
livened :he scene ; several battles were fought on the
h;lh, as the quickest method rif. settling the bets.

In t'ac reign of EDWA an the I'ru RD, the salary of
the Chit Justice of the King's Bench was 661 13s.
4,.1 per annum: that of the Puisne Judges of that
Conn, 1.01. each Queen Et IZABETII crewed the Earl
Sattewsse v Earl Marshal of England, during Isle,
and ap,.r,inted him a salary of 201. per Annum I 're
her Secretary for French Correspondence she was
mare liberal, his salary was 6QI. per annum.
The man of the name of Ila tr. arrested at 'Ma.
stable, on suspicion of carrying ou a correspondence
pith the enemy has been committed for trial. Mr.
Not:Ps and his sun, the proprietors and drivers of
..!te carriage between that town and Canterbury,
,she were taken up and examined as to their know-
ledge of H %Lt. have been sent home. hey arriv-
al at Wi.tt;t.shle last week.